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Craftsman 14-amp, 2.5-hp Fixed/Plunge Base Router with Soft Start TechnologyItem# 00927680000 | Model# 27680
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Product Description
14-Amp Base Router with Soft Start Technology Makes A Versatile Addition to the Workshop
This Craftsman 2.5-hp Fixed/Plunge router makes woodworking projects like cutting profiles, duplicating shapes and trim edging fast and easy. Use it in fixed mode for a set depth cut, or plunge mode for more intricate woodworking like cutting mortises, dadoes and incised letters.
Available with 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch collets, this 14-amp base router with soft start technology can be used for an array of projects. With 9 variable motor speeds, you can set the pace to best deal with soft and hard woods, plastics and composite materials easily. Dual full-view window, front/rear chip deflectors and dust extraction hoods keep work clean and safe, while the lighted cutting area helps you keep an eye on every cut, for dependable accuracy. A solid tool, built to deliver precise results plug it in and get the next job done right, with Craftsman.
- Craftsman 2.5-hp Fixed/Plunge Router has a speed range from 10,000 to 25,000 rpm
- Permanently sealed motor with 9 variable speeds and electronic feedback control help prevent bogging down when the load increases
- Includes 1/2 and 1/4-in. collets, 2 router bases, edge guide, dust extraction hoods, wrench and case
- Item Weight:15.5 lbs.
- This versatile router comes with a 1 year warranty from Craftsman
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I would give this more stars, but I had to re-manufacture the base plate. The opeing is only 1.25 inches. Many of the router bits that do 1/2 or more won't fit. These are the router bits that you BUY a 2.5hp router for.
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The 14-amp router is easy to use. it works great nice and smooth does not kick back. The plunge and stationary bases are easy to switch out. Can't wait to use tit for many more projects.
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This was a birthday present and when he opened it, he said it was just the one he had been looking at for himself. He has used it a couple times now and seems to love it.
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Router performs well, it will go at the speed it wants it to but there are recommendations for the size of the bit. The base plate has to be milled out in order to fit bigger bits, didn't take that long to do.
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My first three projects used the fixed base on templates fastened to vertical workpieces. So, how do turn the machine on and off without turning loose of one of the handles? Nose? Too big. Tongue? Not on electrical. I finally rigged up a foot on/off switch. Would have rated this router excellent if it had a handle power switch. CJH
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Got this for christmas just now got warm enough to use it ran about 100 pieces of oak flooring through it average length about 30 inches no complaints love the through the table height adjustment.
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I was a little worried about this router given the price but so far the router has been great. I use it with the Craftsman Premium aluminum die cast router table and together they work great. This router makes grooves and rabbets without issue. If you are looking for an inexpensive set up that delivers good quality results this router works great. The router and the table purchased together add up to about 350-400 bucks depending if there is a sale. I have not used the router out of the table so i cant comment on that but for under the table this is the way to go if you are on a budget.
Kent, WA
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The router works as advertised. Excellent piece of machinery. Also fits the craftsman table perfectly. Makes any job or project a snap. One issue is that it comes with only one face plate and it only fits the smaller bits. You have to buy the other face plates if you want to use the bigger bits. They come in a pack of 10ea to fit the different bits. Last, you have to take the router out of its stand in order to change the bits. This is time consuming if you are using multiple bits.
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Good power, easy to use.
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I purchased this router to go with the Premium Die Cast Aluminum Router Table. I currently have six different routers and this one is better than my $300 Bosch plunge router. This router is absolutely fantastic and for the money it is an incredible buy. I love the slow start and with 2.5 hp that is a real plus. I also like the LED lights, they really light up the work surface. Great router at a great price!
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Make Trade Fair Global Week of Action
Ten million people from 70 countries are protesting against unfair trade rules this week (April 10-16).
The Global Week of Action will see Oxfam joining forces with campaigners, trade unions and international artists to demand that world leaders honor their promises to change the rigged rules of world trade. Events will be held in cities across the world.
The Global Week of Action is a show of solidarity with poor farmers to change a global trading system that today sees:
- One billion people – most of them farmers and farm workers – living on a $1 or less a day.
- Rich countries forcing poor ones to open their markets and then dumping excess crops on them, destroying farming communities, threatening food security and plunging millions into deeper poverty.
- Rich countries spend $100 billion a year to protect their markets with tariffs, quotas and subsidies – twice as much as they provide in aid for developing countries.
Oxfam has brought together a number of leading musicians and actors including Colin Firth, Antonio Banderas, Gael Bernal Garcia, Chris Martin, Michael Stipe, Thom Yorke, Damon Albarn and Jamelia to highlight the injustice of global trade rules and agricultural dumping on poor countries.
Critically acclaimed photographer Greg Williams photographed the artists for a series of unique photographs to support Oxfam's Make Trade Fair campaign. These are available for general release on April 9.
On April 11, Oxfam will publish a new report "Kicking down the Door" which exposes how rich countries are forcing poor ones to open their markets and dumping surplus crops, and how the rice trade is a graphic example of this global scandal.
The Global Week Of Action is one of a number of events leading up to the G8 summit in Gleneagles, Scotland in July and the World Trade Organization's ministerial meeting in Hong Kong in December.
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By BRAD KELLAR
Herald-Banner Staff
A North Texas man has pleaded guilty to being a part of a ring involved in stealing truck trailers and televisions.
Manuel H. Arias-Robaina of Dallas entered the plea during a Monday hearing in the 354th District Court to one count of theft of property of the value of between $100,000 and $200,000.
Under a plea bargain arrangement, a more serious charge of engaging in organized criminal activity was dismissed and Arias-Robaina was placed on seven years of deferred adjudication probation, with 240 hours of community service and a $2,500 fine.
Multiple Royse City residents either pleaded guilty or were found guilty last year in what prosecutors claimed was an elaborate scheme to steal trailers out of Dallas.
On the night of March 5, 2010 deputies from multiple law enforcement agencies were involved in checking a trailer outside a residence on County Road 2472.
The trailer turned out to be reported stolen, along with a Toshiba television and other items.
A Penske truck was reported having left the residence earlier in the day and was stopped in Dallas County, where authorities discovered it contained more than 170 stolen Toshiba televisions.
A search warrant served on the residence on County Road 2472 revealed a recreational vehicle, in which one of the defendants and his family had been living, had been reported stolen by the Mesquite Police Department. A Kubota tractor and two semi trailers found on the property were also reported as stolen.
Deferred adjudication probation carries no finding of guilt, although those defendants who are found to have violated a deferred probation are subject to being sentenced to the maximum punishment.
The felony theft charge is a second degree felony, punishable upon conviction by a maximum sentence of from two to 20 years in prison and an optional fine of up to $10,000.


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New York City's gifted and talented program will be overhauled with a new admissions test that gives more focus to abstract spatial thinking, in an effort to better diversify the program, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The new exam, the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test, will now count for two-thirds of a student's score, while the the Otis-Lennon School Ability Test, which has been in place, will account for 75 percent of a students overall score.
According to the Journal, city officials signed a three-year, $5.5 million contract with testing company Pearson earlier this year for the NNAT.
The new test hardly utilizes language, which some believe better captures intelligence in multilingual settings.
The exam is indicative of the city's attempt to bridge the gap of equality in public schools – last month, the NAACP filed a civil rights complaint against the city's admission test for it's elite high schools, like Stuyvesant and Brooklyn Tech, alleging that they are biased against black and Latino candidates.
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn even said that the admissions process should be looked at, and that the city needs more than one test to judge true aptitude.
"I think similar principles apply in the gifted and talented process," Damon Hewitt, director of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund's education practice, told the Journal, adding that the group was considering investigating the city's gifted and talented admissions.
The gifted and talented program runs from kindergarten to third grade, and has become a highly coveted prize for parents wishing to give their kids a head start to the best city education. According to the Journal, last year, nearly 5,000 children qualified for a spot in a gifted kindergarten program by scoring in the 90th percentile or above, and more than half scored in the 97th percentile or higher, though the top schools only had about 400 kindergarten seats available.
Carol Carman, associate professor in the School of Education at the University of Houston-Clear Lake, has studied the NNAT and is not so sure that its claim by Pearson as a "culturally neutral evaluation" is entirely true, though.
According to the Journal, in 2009, Carman studied 2,000 children in Texas who took an early version of the NNAT and found that non-Asian minority students scored six IQ points lower, and poor children scored eight points lower. Those who fell into both categories scored nearly 14 points lower on the test.
"You have to believe that what they're doing is a failure or you have to believe that African-American and Latino kids are less gifted," James Borland, a professor at Teachers College at Columbia University – and critic of the test – told the paper. "One of those has to be true."


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A free employment assistance support and networking group for the unemployed and underemployed has expanded its schedule and and broadened its scope from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Mondays in Room 104/106 at Calvary Fellowship Church of Downingtown, 95 West Devon Drive at Route 113, Lionville/Exton.
Segments of the 12 Steps Toward EmploymentTM workshop curriculum, that includes dozens of oftentimes unknown free assists for job-seekers, will be presented on an ongoing basis, supplemented by speakers and individual support for resume writing, interview skills, job search assistance and more. Meetings are hosted by the church's Barnabas Group, the name being derived from the Christian disciple known as the Son of Encouragement.
Meetings are open to all job-seekers, family members, and organization representatives and other individuals seeking to assist the unemployed and underemployed. Job-seeking efforts are enhanced by a unified family and friends approach.
Further information and suggested registration to help ensure availability of sufficient materials are available from Casey Jones at firstname.lastname@example.com or (610) 707-1494.
Individuals are encouraged to support those seeking employment by forwarding information on the meeting and accompanying flier to family members or friends who may need assistance, and downloading and posting copies of the flier to public and organization bulletin boards.


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Panel OKs changes to recall elections
LANSING — A Michigan House panel has approved legislation that would tighten language related to recall elections and restrict the time period in which people can be voted out of office.
The House Redistricting and Elections Committee on Tuesday voted to send a package of election measures to the full chamber.
One bill would amend a section of state election law to limit recall elections to the two election dates set annually in May and November, and prohibit recalls during the first or last six months of an elected official's term. Another would require that reasons for the recall are stated "factually and clearly," while the current petition is reviewed for "sufficient clarity." Another proposed change calls for a challenger to compete for the office against the official up for recall.
Updated plans for U.P. copper, silver mine
IRONWOOD — Michigan environmental regulators say a company is updating is plans for a copper and silver mine in the western Upper Peninsula.
The Department of Environmental Quality announced Monday that Orvana Minerals Corp. has withdrawn and resubmitted its application for a wetlands, inland lakes and streams permit.
The Copperwood Mine would target 798 million pounds of copper and 3.5 million ounces of silver in an underground deposit near Ironwood.
Environmentalists raised concerns about the company's plans to withdraw large volumes of Lake Superior water and discharge treated wastewater into a creek that feeds the lake. Company officials say a buffer zone will provide adequate protection.
There's a Dec. 18 deadline for comment. The DEQ says this is the last major environmental permit needed before the project can proceed.
Panel delays Blue Cross hearing
LANSING — A House panel has delayed a hearing on a proposal to end Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan's tax-exempt status and transform it from a charitable trust to customer-owned nonprofit.
House Insurance Committee Chairman Pete Lund tells The Associated Press Tuesday lawmakers must work out concerns with parts of the legislation. The Republican from Shelby Township declined to specify which parts of the bills caused concerns but says he still aims to send them to the full House floor.
The committee is expected to reconvene this week.


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Leicester Tigers
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Fixture Type: Aviva Premiership
Match Date: Sat 23 Nov 2013
Kick Off: 15:00
Venue: Welford Road
Referee: Martin Fox
TV Match Official: Trevor Fisher
Assistant Referee: Peter Huckle
Assistant Referee: Nigel Carrick
Leicester were awarded a penalty try in either half on their way to a 20-11 victory in front of over 23,000 supporters in the East Midlands.
Fergus Mulchrone crossed two minutes before the end to leave Irish a chance at claiming a bonus point but a Myles Dorrian conversion and late Shane Geraghty drop goal attempt draft narrowly wide.
Leicester started the stronger and after a period of sustained pressure, which included two penalty kicks to the corner, they were awarded a scrum five metres out from the Exiles line. After the first one was re-set, the second saw the Leicester front five put in an enormous drive from which they were awarded a penalty try. Referee, Martin Fox had no hesitation in going under the sticks after the Tigers scrum had been the more dominant in the opening exchanges.
The remaining half an hour of the first half belonged to Brian Smith's side. Shane Geragthy had a superb game, pulling the strings and igniting his back line. Yade, Ojo, O'Connor, Mulchrone and Sheridan all frequently broke through the Leicester defence to put irish in promising positions. Unfortunately on the occasions Irish had chances they were not able to cross the whitewash.
James O'Connor, who had the kicking duties for the afternoon, kicked two penalties in the space of 10 minutes to put irish back in the game. A lack of composure from a resulting re-start after he had put his side within a point led to an opportunity for Toby Flood to edge Leicester four points ahead which he duly did.
David Paice left the field just before half time with a suspected broken arm. At half time the Tigers led 10-6.
The second half was a far different affair. leicester had more possession and utilised their powerful scrum to full effect.
Toby Flood kicked his second penalty from 40 metres to give Leicester the first points of the second half after Irish ill discipline at the breakdown, something that would ultimately deny irish a bonus point.
With 26 minutes to go Leicester were awarded a scrum five metres from the Irish line. What resulted was 10 minutes of penalties, re-sets and free kicks that saw firstly John Yapp sin binned and then Leicester awarded a second penalty try to put the game beyond doubt.
Brian Smith's charges showed plenty of mettle in the final 10 minutes to leave the leicester faithful praying for the final whistle. The Irish try was typical of them and finished with aplomb.
Scott Hamilton kicked the ball out and Topsy Ojo took the quick throw in to Shane Geraghty. The fly half weighed up his options before deciding to go back to Ojo who produced a typical scything run through the heart of the home sides defence. he looked up and passed the ball to the supporting Fergus Mulchrone whose arching run took him away from the Tigers defence and allowed him to score. Myles Dorrian stepped up for the conversion that came back off the post.
With time up Irish had one last chance to claim the bonus point but Geraghty's drop goal attempt drifted just wide.
Brian Smith praised his side performance in the post match press conference and urged supporters to get behind the team next Saturday when London Irish host Wasps at Madejski Stadium.
Score sequence (London Irish first): 0-7, 3-7, 6-7, 6-10, 6-13, 6-20, 11-20,
Scorers: Leicester: Tries: Penalty (9, 64); Conversions: Flood (2), Penalties: Flood (33, 48); London Irish: Penalties: O'Connor (22, 31); Tries: Mulchrone (78)
Leicester tigers
15. Scott Hamilton; 14. Niall morris; 13. Matt Smith (rep: Adam Thompstone, 19); 12. Dan Bowden; 11. Miles Benjamin; 10. Toby Flood (Captain); 9. Ben Youngs; 1. Boris Stankovich (Rep: Tom Bristow, 64) ; 2. Tom Youngs (rep: Ndeil Briggs, 73); 3. Fraser Balmain (rep: Dan Cole, 40); 4. Louis Deacon (rep: Sebastian de Chaves, 66); 5. Graham Kitchener; 6. Jamie Gibson; 7. Julian Salvi; 8. Jordan Crane (rep: Thomas Waldrom, 68)
Replacements: 16. Neil briggs; 17. Tom Bristow; 18. Dan Cole; 19. Sebastian de Chaves; 20. Thomas Waldrom; 21. David Mele; 22. Owen Williams; 23. Adam Thompstone
London Irish
15. James O'Connor (Rep: Myles Dorrian, 72); 14. Topsy Ojo (rep: Matt Parr, 61); 13. Fergus Mulchrone; 12. Eamonn Sheridan; 11. Marland Yarde (rep: Guy Armitage, 55); 10. Shane Geraghty; 9. Tomas O'Leary (rep: Darren Allinson, 50); 1. John Yapp; 2. David Paice (rep: Jimmy Stecvens, 38); 3. Leo Halavatau (rep: Jamie Hagan, 54); 4. George Skivington (Captain); 5. Ian Gough (rep: Nic Rouse, 64); 6. Jebb Sinclair; 7. Blair Cowan; 8. Chris Hala'ufia (Rep: Danny Kenny, 40)
Replacements: 16. Jimmy Stevens; 17. Matt Parr; 18. Jamie Hagan; 19. Nic Rouse; 20. Danny Kenny; 21. Guy Armitage; 22. Myles Dorrian; 23. Darren Allinson
Referee: Martin Fox
Attendance: 23, 274


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The Stars devoted the final period of the combined practice Tuesday to the power play, which had league lows in goals (33) and success rate (13.5 percent) last season. The results, at this early stage, were predictable.
In a 22-minute period, the Stars scored one power-play goal when Brenden Morrow tapped in a chance set up by Jaromir Jagr. The power-play groups also allowed a short-handed goal by winger Colton Sceviour of the Texas Stars.
Stars coach Glen Gulutzan said it was an understatement to say he devoted a significant amount of time in the off-season to fixing the power play. He brought in assistant coach Curt Fraser to handle the power play.
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Local Salvation Army
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We would like to take the opportunity to correct the record in response to Nico Meyering's letter to the editor regarding The Salvation Army and our annual Red Kettle campaign. The Salvation Army in Oneonta (as well as in other locations) adheres to our mission statement to "meet human needs in (Jesus') name without discrimination."
We can assure Oneonta residents that we do not discriminate against any person or groups in our delivery of needed human services or hiring practices.
The funds collected though the Red Kettle campaign in Oneonta remain in Oneonta, providing meals, warm clothing, food pantry and emergency assistance to those in need year-round. Our Christmas program provides food baskets, toys and clothing for families struggling with unemployment and other issues — again, without discrimination.
The Salvation Army works in many ways to do the most good, helping to make change happen in the lives of people in our community.
We reach out to Mr. Meyering with the offer to meet with him and reassure him of the integrity of our services.
Capt. Evelyn Hopping
Hopping is a captain with the Salvation Army of Oneonta.
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Koury is the advisory board chairman for the Salvation Army of Oneonta.


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How to Earn Credibility as a Leader
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00:09 Samuel Bacharach: Credibility is a very interesting notion. It's wrapped up with notions of trust. But you go someplace, your credibility or the credibility of your ideas just as important, is a very delicate situation because how do you walk into a room and say "I'm credible." Sometimes I stand in front of some of my students and point out, "What am I supposed to do? Whip out my PhD from the University of Wisconsin and go 'I'm credible?'" Credibility you earn; you earn all the time. Now, you earn it by showing your expertise and you show that. That's modeling behavior. You show your expertise all the time.
00:51 Bacharach: You actually show that. You show people credibility by saying, "I understand the market" by illustrating. You show credibility by illustrating it through behaviors. And there are different forms of credibility. There's credibility that you get by the nature of your authority, by the fact that you're the person in charge. So credibility is about your capacity to get people to believe in you and your product.
01:14 Bacharach: The most important aspect of credibility isn't that simply your sense of expertise or experience, which is essential, but your own history. But your own history. I mean we forget too quickly that each of us has a history. And in organizations, no matter how small your organization is. You can be seven people, when you're not in the room, they're talking about your credibility. "Can he really deliver? Is his ideas really good? Does she really know what she's talking about?" Your history is important. You earn credibility by establishing a track record. You can earn credibility one step at a time.
SAMUEL B. BACHARACH | Columnist | Director, Cornell's Institute of Workplace Studies
Samuel B. Bacharach is the co-founder of Bacharach Leadership Group (BLG), specializing in leadership development programs with an emphasis on micro-skills: change, execution, negotiation and coaching. He is the McKelvey-Grant professor of organizational behavior at Cornell University's ILR School. His books include Get Them on Your Side and Keep Them on Your Side.


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Welcome to the School of Nursing at Western Illinois University. Our present and future focus is to prepare nurses as excellent health care leaders for the state of Illinois and Regional areas, particularly for rural settings. The faculty are dedicated to teaching, research, and practice to ensure that each graduate can maximize his or her own career goals. We provide programs of the highest quality that are innovative using a variety of teaching/learning modalities.
Our vision to increase and advance the nursing workforce is exemplified by faculty and administrators devoted to academic excellence and supportive learning environments. In our nursing resource center, there are many computer simulation programs as well as simulators for students to practice new skills before entering the actual health care environment. Our approach to learning is student centered with students engaged in active learning.
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The victim has been identified as Walter J. Zuschlag, 61, of 20 Pike Ave. in Attleboro.
UPDATED: 12:31 p.m.: At this time, Mansfield Fire and EMS are reporting that the victim in the vehicle during the collision with freight train at the Cabot industrial park was medflighted to Rhode Island Hospital.
Mansfield Fire reported earlier today a vehicle struck a freight train on Forbes Boulevard as the train was backing up over a crossing.
According to initial reports, the victim, a male, was trapped inside the vehicle and the jaws of life had to be used. Medflight was called in.
UPDATED: 4:53 p.m.: NECN had video of the train and the car after the accident. Go to http://www.necn.com/12/03/12/Train-car-collide-in-Mansfield-Mass/landing.html?blockID=809213&feedID=11106
UPDATED 5 p.m.: NECN is reporting that the driver involved in the car was "distracted" by his cellphone. The driver was medflight to Rhode Island Hospital, where he is being described as having "serious but not life-threatening injures."
"It was crossing the road slowly. The car that he hit was blocking the road. They had a flagman out at the end of the train and the gentleman drove right into the train," said Mansfield Lt. Jim Seekell in an interview on NECN.
The vehicle was a 2013 Toyota Venza, according to Mansfield Police.


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In this week's Inside Business Jim Christianson takes us inside the Broadway Centre condo project. More>>
Make up used to be considered for women only, but not anymore. In this week's Inside Business Jim Christianson takes us inside the Lancome counter at Herbergers. More>>
A newly opened business in Mandan is aimed at making you feel at home. Gramma Brauns opened in October and replaced the "Buck Or So" dollar store. More>>
It's easy to find a place to buy a pair of shoes. But finding somewhere that will make sure you get the right fit, and then take care of that shoe down the road, is a lot harder. More>>
If you visit Bismarck's newest hair salon expecting to find a typical hairdresser or a Floyd's Barber Shop, you might discover a lot more than you anticipated. More>>
Finding the right piece of furniture to fit a room's unique shape, size or decor can be a frustrating process. But, at Amish Country Furnishings, you don't have to settle for good enough or run of the mill. Owner Justin Schmaltz says the choices are nearly limitless when it comes to custom-made furniture. More>>
Elyse Puklich is not a stranger to the business of selling cars. She began working in the car business when she was just 14, much like her father did when he was a teen. And now, she is in the driver's seat, making some changes of her own. More>>
That's because the perfect fit is the heart and 'sole' of the business. But what is getting a little snug is the retail space itself. After 43 years, the store is set to expand, growing from 1,500 to 2,100 square feet, and it will also expand its offerings. More>>
Flash Printing opened it's doors in 1975. One small, used printing press built the business, helping it expand from one employee to ten. But that's not the only thing that's changed, so has printing technology. More>>
Cloverdale Foods Company started in Mandan in 1915 as the Mandan Creamery. Over the years, the company has continued to expand and evolve, and today it is one of the largest pork processing businesses in the upper Midwest. More>>
Scheels has had a growing presence in Bismarck ever since the Fargo-based company first opened in the city in the 1960s. Now, the store is even bigger. More>>
This week, Jim Christianson features North Dakota's oldest law firm to talk about Law Day, celebrated annually on May 1. More>>
This week, Jim Christianson features North Dakota's oldest law firm to talk about Law Day, celebrated annually on May 1. More>>
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Feb. 9, 2011 —
Senators returned to Frankfort this week ready to get to work on a number of issues facing our Commonwealth. You'll remember that during our brief four-day January session, the Senate passed an even dozen bills tackling major issues, ranging from government transparency and efficiency to immigration to education. Those comprehensive reforms alone would be an accomplishment to take pride in, but we have a great deal of work left to achieve.
We followed up January's work when we returned this week by moving several bills through the committee system, preparing them for a vote in the coming days. Those bills include legislation on expanding Kentucky's energy portfolio, increasing opportunities for career and technical education in our high schools, and allowing students a better understanding of the Bible's influence on the arts and modern history.
Perhaps the most important debate we had this week was the right tack to take in our ongoing war against drugs, particularly methamphetamines — meth. We have already moved products like Sudafed, Claritin-D, and other cold remedies behind the pharmacist's counter because they contain pseudoephedrine or related drugs, which are the key ingredient in cooking meth. We now require buyers to sign a ledger and limit the amount they can buy. Purchases are tracked.
For every move we make, however, meth producers create a new trick to get around it. So the next step is to require a prescription to obtain those drugs, which could drive up both the difficulty and price of making meth, and run many producers out of business. At the same time, we recognize that would be a real inconvenience — and an expensive one — for ordinary Kentuckians who simply want to beat their common cold without having to go to the doctor every time they're stuffed up. That's an ongoing debate in our chamber, and it's a difficult discussion worth having.
We also heard this week from Gov. Beshear, who delivered his annual State of the Commonwealth Address to the General Assembly.
Obviously, there are things that various legislators, including me, disagree with the governor on, but there were others ideas that we all concur with. He offered his support to SB 8, the bill we passed in January to create a one-stop online shop for business services and reduce bureaucratic paperwork. He also spoke about the need to make tough decisions regarding Medicaid, which threatens to overwhelm the state budget in these tight fiscal times if we don't rein in spending growth and strengthen oversight — although in some key areas, we disagree with the governor on how to do that. Finally, he forcefully mentioned the vital role that coal plays in our energy economy and how we can boost clean coal's contributions to our energy independence.
We don't have much time to tackle the many challenges we face, because we're already eight days into this 30-day odd-year session. The Senate has done its part in sending key bills to the House already, and we look forward to receiving House bills soon, and to both chambers acting expeditiously to get this winter's work done.
In fact, Senate President David Williams has proposed that we eliminate up to six days from this year's legislative calendar. Such a move could save us $400,000 or so, substantial savings to Kentucky taxpayers, while still allowing us to complete our work at the Capitol.
Time is short, so I want to hear from my constituents on the issues we face. To leave a message for me, your House member, or any other legislator, call the General Assembly's toll-free Message Line at (800) 372-7181. People with hearing impairments may leave messages for lawmakers by calling the TTY Message Line at (808) 896-0305.
Senator Robin Webb represents Bracken, Carter, Greenup, Lewis, Mason and Robertson counties.
The opinions expressed are solely those of Sen. Robin Webb.
Senate week in review
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Senators returned to Frankfort this week ready to get to work on a number of issues facing our Commonwealth. You'll remember that during our brief four-day January session, the Senate passed an even dozen bills tackling major issues, ranging from government transparency and efficiency to immigration to education. Those comprehensive reforms alone would be an accomplishment to take pride in, but we have a great deal of work left to achieve.
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Carter County Community Fund is growing
Great things are happening as people have been working on so many different ways to improve life in Carter County.
- Lessons learned at church…by chance
- The acting comeback that never was
- Questioning proposed budget cuts
Where do we draw the line?
A question from the audience Monday at a Commerce Lexington luncheon illustrates the philosophical conflict for some of today's conservative right and even for the public at large.
Bi-partisanship the key to penal code reform
Much has been made of the bi-partisan process which produced the General Assembly's major reform of the state's penal code.
Senate week in review: Medicaid
This week, we saw some very good legislation and, unfortunately, some very poor legislation moving through the legislative process. Legislation I strongly opposed dealt with a proposed measure to balance the Medicaid budget. Medicaid needs to be fixed – no doubt about that -- but it needs to be fixed with Medicaid money and not by sacrificing education as well as other state programs and jobs.
Landmark legislation revamps corrections
With little time remaining in the 2011 Regular Session, legislators used their time to amend and act on legislation.
Legislative week in review
There was more than one "somewhat unusual coalition" on display last week in Frankfort. That was the description used by Tom Fitzgerald of the Kentucky Resource Council which advocates on environmental issues and usually represents "the little guy."
Legislative action picks up speed in General Assembly
With only eleven legislative days remaining in this year's session, our time was used to act on numerous pieces of legislation this week in order to have enough time for the Senate to consider and approve these bills prior to the ten-day veto period.
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On Oct. 26, Long Branch resident Cameron Zuidema, 25, is believed to have conspired with another man to bring Suboxone into MCCI for Zuidema's use and sale. According to the complaint warrant, Zuidema attempted to possess the Suboxone by having another man mail the drug into the correctional facility.
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A lot of people might think the best time to water their lawn is at night. But in fact, watering your lawn in the early morning hours, between 5 and 9 a.m., is far more effective.
The reason why: that is when the wind is down and evaporation is at its lowest.
In my role as the Advice Man at Lawn Doctor based in Holmdel, I have been talking a lot about lawn watering lately, especially following the troubles over the water main break at NJ American Water.
I have been helping our lawn experts, customers and my neighbors with tips to help their lawn back to life.
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Skates and skateboards aren't allowed, but two guys with pogo sticks will be on hand.
A local staple of autumn, Saturday's 34th annual New River Gorge Bridge Day® near Fayetteville, will include the usual, highly-anticipated appearance of BASE (building, antenna, span or earth) jumpers from around the world, as well as teams of rappellers performing their craft from the bridge's underbelly.
It will also feature an appearance by two members of the professional Xpogo Stunt Team, who will be near the bridge Saturday to stage a trio of 20-minute exhibitions (10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.) for the public. Their performance is made possible by a new Bridge Day sponsor, IWI Athletics, according to Bridge Day Commission chairwoman Cindy Dragan.
According to www.xpogo.com, the Xpogo Stunt Team is "the most talented and experienced extreme pogo performance team in the world. Jumping over 9 feet in the air on next-generation pogo sticks while throwing down flips and incredible tricks, the Xpogo Stunt Team athletes create crowds in an instant and keep them engaged until the final bounce."
Nick Ryan, a co-founder and the chief executive officer of Xpogo, feels Xpogo is a good fit for Bridge Day. He says the "highly visual" sport has "the right vibe" for Saturday's event.
"Most people will see something they've never seen: guys going 9 feet in the air on pogo sticks, doing flips, tricks and stunts," said Ryan. "We were contacted by Cindy Dragan, and it seemed like a perfect fit. We're excited."
Working their magic Saturday will be Xpogo athletes Tone Staubs, of Ohio, and Mike Hughes, of Michigan.
Hughes and Staubs will "wear helmets and protective gear; beyond that, it's their skill," Ryan said.
The Xpogo exhibitions will be located on the bridge's southside, near Booth 125.
Bridge Day, presented by Subaru and held annually on the third Saturday in October, is the only day of the year pedestrians are allowed on the New River Gorge Bridge, which was completed on Oct. 22, 1977.
Earlier this year, the 876-foot tall engineering marvel was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
In addition to the Xpogo performances, Red Bull will have demonstrations Saturday involving BMX riders on the hour from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the bridge's south side.
"We try to keep Bridge Day fresh," Dragan said in a recent interview. "The people who come all the time want to see something different."
Over the years, the BASE jumpers, however, have remained the centerpiece attraction. Approximately 400 individuals will embrace the opportunity to strap on their parachutes and legally take part in a free-fall fest during a six-hour (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) window Saturday. During the same time frame, rappellers from 19 different teams will descend from and ascend to the bridge.
For the second straight year, Bridge Day visitors will also get to see a select number of BASE jumpers depart the bridge via a human catapult designed by Jason Bell of Vertical Visions, the Bridge Day BASE organizer.
And, there will be a handful of tandem BASE jumps, during which novices have paid for or won the chance to be teamed with experienced jumpers to take the plunge into the gorge.
With the exception of necessary traffic involving event personnel, vehicular traffic on and around the bridge will be closed Saturday from 7 a.m. until approximately 5 p.m.
Sony Electronics returns to Bridge Day in 2013 with a second-generation mountable, wearable POV video camera known as the Action Cam. During the event, athletes using the items will join in bringing the BASE jumping experience from the gorge to the screens in Sony's on-site booth, where athlete footage will be featured in nearly real time.
Additionally, festival-goers will be able to register to win Action Cams of their own, as well as a rafting experience on the Gauley River.
Sony will also launch its "Action Cam Selfie" sweepstakes. No matter your activity of choice, the company wants to see the most extreme thing you've done. Participants can enter by posting a "selfie" photo or video of their extreme moment — done in a safe manner — to either Instagram or Twitter using the #ActionCamSelfie hashtag for a chance to win one of five Sony Action Cams.
One entry is allowed per person and only United States residents are eligible. Winners will be selected at random and contacted via direct message on Twitter and/or in the comment of the photo on Instagram.
The sweepstakes runs from Oct. 18-31. For further details and sweepstakes rules, visit Sony.com/Blog.
The best way to get to the bridge on the big day to see the activities or sample the wares of about 175 vendors is to take one of the shuttles. Again this year, Oak Hill Rotary, with sponsorship help from Hometown Subaru, will provide those shuttles.
Park your car at designated locations, and $2 will secure you a seat on a shuttle that will drop you off outside the event entrance and bring you back to your parking area later.
Shuttles to the bridge will run from 8:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. To avoid crowds, it is recommended participants take the shuttle back before 3 p.m.
A handicapped-accessible bus will operate on each side of the bridge.
Shuttle stops are:
South side
-- Oak Hill Kroger — The bus stop will be located on the Kroger side of the median between Kroger and the old K-Mart, at the far end of the median from the store.
-- Fayetteville Walmart — The bus stop will be located at the far left side of Walmart.
-- Fayetteville High School — The bus stop is right at the entrance to the gravel parking area. The buses turn around in front of the school and stop to pick up at the entrance to the upper gravel area.
-- Fayette County Court House, Fayetteville — The bus stop will be in front of Gumbo's.
North side
-- Milroy Grose Road — Parking is at the New River Campground.
-- Smales Branch Road — In front of the Lighthouse Worship Center.
Bridge Day notes:
-- Kicking off the weekend will be the WOAY Taste of Bridge Day, which will be conducted from 5 to 9 p.m. by the Oak Hill and Fayetteville Rotary clubs Friday at Smokey's On The Gorge on Ames Heights Road.
Vendors serve sample-sized portions of their specialties.
Tickets are required.
-- After visitors, vendors and adventurers depart the bridge Saturday, the Fayetteville CVB will hold a chili and cornbread cookoff and music downtown. From 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., Wild Rumpus will perform, and the cookoff will be held from 3 to 6 p.m.
A farmers market will be held from 7:30 a.m. to noon in Fayetteville.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the 25th annual Fayette County National Bank Bridge Day Car Show will be held at the Gorge Gateway Center.
At noon, Skydive NRG will skydive with a large American flag in honor of the troops.
-- Besides skates and skateboards, organizers remind the public that several other items are not allowed on or in the vicinity of the bridge Saturday.
In order to prevent you from being stopped from entering the area around the bridge, note that none of the following are allowed: backpacks (check-in stations at both north and south entrances); coolers; folding chairs; large handbags; dogs (except service animals); bicycles (Fayette Plateau Ministerial Association will conduct check-in stations at both north and south entrances to the event); strollers (umbrella strollers are OK); skates; skateboards; wagons; weapons; fireworks; illegal drugs; and alcoholic beverages.
-- Dragan reminds those planning to walk or ride down into the gorge to see the activities that bus/shuttle drivers have been instructed to not pick up anyone not wearing an official event wristband.
-- For more information on any of the activities, call 304-465-5617 or 800-927-0263 or visit www.officialbridgeday.com.
For questions on-site Saturday, stop by the official Bridge Day booths near either end of the bridge. The 2013 Bridge Day poster will be available for sale at the booth, as well as other merchandise, in addition to event information being disseminated.
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Beckley area Derby Dames to host WFTDA team Aug. 9
The Beckley Area Derby Dames will face off against a WFTDA-certified team, the Harrisonburg, Va., Rocktown Rollers, Aug. 9 at the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center.
Artisans show off skills at String Band Festival
The Appalachian String Band Festival celebrates the music of the mountains each year.
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VA clinic to remain closed
The Department of Veterans Affairs Greenbrier County Community Based Outpatient Clinic will remain closed due to ongoing correction of environmental concerns.
Beckley festival seeking vendors
Taste of Appalachia is seeking restaurants, vendors, organizations and churches to participate in the Aug. 23 event.
Only 13, Shady Spring and TWV teen has big resume
Well-rounded is an understatement for 13-year-old Rachel McNeel.
Rummage sale to help teens attend WYD
Young people at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church will be sponsoring a rummage sale at the church today and Saturday. The sale will help raise money to send the young folks to World Youth Day in Poland to meet Pope Francis.
Tamarack lists weekend events
Tamarack Events Director Kelly Elkins invites everyone to pay a visit to the Best of West Virginia this weekend for free music, a farmer's market and live artisan demonstrations.
New River CTC celebrates move to new campus
New River Community and Technical College personnel greeted new neighbors Thursday with cookies and lemonade as furniture was moved into their institution's new Mercer Street campus in the former First Community Bank building.
'Biscuit guy' makes his mark with anthem at TWV
The old saying "being at the right place at the right time" couldn't be more true for Calvin Alexander. Thanks to a salad dressing bottle (and some impressive vocal skills), Alexander was invited to sing the national anthem not once, but twice, at Theatre West Virginia before the opening of "Hatfields and McCoys."
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Griffin School District parent Ellen Rice got a shipment Monday containing an extra 20,000 "Trick or Treat for UNICEF" boxes, and now she's trying to get them into children's hands in time for Halloween.
Rice explained that she had requested a smaller number of the boxes for Griffin School's Fall Festival that occurred this past Saturday.
She said received those boxes in time for the event, and it went off without a hitch, with children collecting coins for the UNICEF trick or treat boxes that can be donated at Coinstar machines throughout Thurston County.
UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, collects coins year round for needy children in more than 190 countries, promoting health care, sanitation, nutrition, education and emergency relief.
Rice said by some mistake or glitch on UNICEF's part, she received an extra 20,000 UNICEF trick or treat boxes at her home on Monday. She said UNICEF has agreed to collect and dispose of the extra boxes, but instead, she wants to see if there are any local school groups that can take some of them and use them to collect coins for UNICEF.
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Chi Sigma Alpha is the National Student-Athlete Honor Society. Students must demonstrate good moral character, have a minimum 3.4 GPA, and participate in at least one intercollegiate sport. Students are inducted annually at the Hilbert College Athletics Awards Banquet.
Contact: Bernard Walsh
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Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice
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Lambda Epsilon Chi
Lambda Epsilon Chi is an honor society sponsored by the American Association for Paralegal Education (AAFPE) for paralegal students. It recognizes students who have demonstrated superior academic performance in a paralegal program at an institution which is an AAFPE member in good standing. Bachelor-level students are nominated by the chairperson and assistant chairperson of paralegal studies and must be in the top 20 percent of the class for the academic year. Students are inducted into the Hilbert chapter at the spring honors reception and are recognized in the commencement program.
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Sigma Tau Delta
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Launch issue with Übercaster on Lion
(… and Snow Leopard)
I received several reports from users, that Übercaster v1.6.6 still doesn't launch on Lion: Übercaster's icon bounces in the dock for a (long) while, but that's it.
This issue seems to affect about 10% of the Lion users, but I even received reports from a few users still running Snow Leopard. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to reproduce this issue on my computer (or any Mac I have direct access to).
Anyway, I tried for the last 4 weeks to get a fix on this issue. I built special versions of Übercaster, logging trace messages during launching (without any results, Übercaster's code never got called), collected (and analyzed) information on the affected computers and OS installations, checked linked frameworks, permissions, and so on.
Eventually I contacted Apple's Developer Technical Support with this issue, providing all information I gathered so far. About a week later I received a response from Apple. And here's the central paragraph from this response:
… this is a bug in the system software. AFAICT your code is not doing anything wrong. I'm going to discuss this with the dyld and Objective-C runtime engineers to see what we should do about this. [...] It seems that this is a known issue.
So, here it is: It's a bug in Mac OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7. When loading linked frameworks during the launch of Übercaster, the launch deamon seems to get caught in some kind of dead lock, waiting on it self.
Apple seems to have a fix for this for 64bit applications. Unfortunately Übercaster is still 32-bit, since it makes heavy use of Quicktime APIs (which weren't (and I'm afraid, never will be) ported to 64-bit).
However, the friendly and helpful Apple engineer also mentioned a possible work around for this issue which should work with 32-bit apps. This work around involves some code changes in Übercaster.
I implemented the necessary changes in a new beta of Übercaster (v1.6.6 beta8). I'm still not able to reproduce the issue on my computer, but first tests on the computers of a few users, affected by this issue, look promissing.
Please give the new beta a try:
This beta also fixes an issue with the "Save as" menu command (it should now work again).


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Hunting seasons
CROW – Dec. 9-Mar. 4, statewide.
DOVE – Dec. 22-30.
DEER SEASONS: The archery deer season runs from Oct. 1 through Jan. 15. The muzzleloading season opens on the fourth Saturday in Oct. and runs for nine days. The deer gun season opens the Saturday before Thanksgiving and runs for 16 days.
ARCHERY – Oct. 1-Jan. 15.
HOLIDAY ANTLERLESS DEER GUN SEASON – Dec. 21-30 (Open only in certain zones).
PHEASANT – Dec. 1-Jan. 31, open only in designated areas (Hunting Guide)
QUAIL: Nov. 10-Feb. 15, statewide (second Sat in Nov. thru Feb. 15.)
RABBIT:Cottontail and swamp Oct. 1-Mar. 15, statewide; jackrabbit Oct. 1 – Mar. 15 (west of I-35 only); no open season on jackrabbits east of I-35.
SQUIRREL – May 15-Jan. 31, statewide
TURKEY – Check regulations pertaining to individual counties. Archery: Oct. 1 – Jan 15, Gun: April 6 – May 6 statewide except in the southeast region; April 22-May 6, southern region only; Youth Spring Turkey: April 20-21, southeast region only
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Ft. Gibson: Dec. 3. Elevation 1 foot below normal, water 54 and clear. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs at 5-15 feet around underwater structure. Catfish fair on shad and drifting the flats north of Taylors Ferry Bridge. Largemouth bass fair on crankbaits and plastic worms at 10-15 feet. Report submitted by Rick Stafford of Wagoner.
Keystone: Dec. 4. Elevation 4 feet below normal, water 56. Catfish good on cut bait. Crappie good on minnows around docks. Largemouth bass good on jigs and plastic baits. Report submitted by Karlin Bailey, game warden stationed in Creek County.
Lower Illinois: Dec. 3. Elevation normal, water 48 and clear. Largemouth bass slow on crankbaits at 2-3 feet in coves and the mouth of the river. White bass slow on jigs at 1-2 feet at the mouth of the river. Striped bass slow on shad at 1-3 feet. Channel catfish excellent on cut bait on bottom. Crappie slow on jigs at 1-3 feet. Trout excellent fly fishing the surface, on rooster tails at 1-2 feet and on Power Bait on bottom from the dam to Gore Landing. Report submitted by D. Tracy, Town of Gore.
Tenkiller: Dec. 3. Elevation 8 1/2 feet below normal, water 58-60 and clear. Crappie fair midday on minnows or tube jigs around docks. Sunfish good on nightcrawlers around docks. Report by Monte Brooks, Cookson.
Robert S. Kerr: Dec. 4. Bass fair on crankbaits and stick baits off points, along creek channels and up river in coves. Crappie fair around deeper submerged brush. White bass and striped bass fair on minnows and shad crankbaits up river in deeper holes and around rock ledges. Channel and blue catfish excellent on trotlines and juglines baited with cut bait at 12-20 feet close to creek and river channels. Report submitted by Allen Couch, game warden stationed in Haskell County.
Solunar Tables
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Wednesday, 30 July 2014
We are asking everyone who cares about shooting to write to the Chief Executive of Marks & Spencer (M&S), Marc Bolland, because, barely three weeks before the Glorious Twelfth, it has abandoned plans to expand the number of stores in which it was to have sold grouse. Instead it will not be selling grouse at all in 2014. M&S says it is doing this because it cannot agree "environmental and biodiversity standards" with "key stakeholders". This came as a surprise as M&S had not been discussing such standards with its suppliers or shooting organisations. What it actually means is that the RSPB, which is actively campaigning against driven grouse shooting, has complained about grouse sales and M&S has rolled over. Read on to write to M&S via our automated system.Read more
Saboteur charged with assault and harassment of hunt employee
Tuesday, 29 July 2014
An anti-fox hunting activist, who targets the Flint and Denbigh hunt has been charged with aggravated trespass, assault and harassment of a hunt employee. She has also been given a restraining order, forbidding her from contacting the man.
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Tuesday, 29 July 2014
The Home Office has awarded almost £40,000 to the National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) which will look at innovative ways to reduce crime in rural areas, provide information and support for rural communities and share best practice.
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Monday, 28 July 2014
Congratulations to the home nations medallists in shooting, including record-breaking Mick Gault on his 18th Commonwealth medal for England, a bronze in 10m air pistol, while it was double trap gold for Charlotte Kerwood and Steve Scott, also shooting for England. Matthew French took silver and Rachel Parish bronze in the same event. Drew Christie won Scotland's first medal as he picked up a silver in the men's skeet with England's Rory Warlow taking bronze in the same event. Newport shooter Elena Allen claimed silver in the women's skeet for Wales. Further medals have been won, see below. These are great times for shooting sports in the UK!Read more
RSPCA reported to be dropping hunt prosecution policy
Sunday, 27 July 2014
On Sunday 27th July 2014 the Sunday Times front page carried a story headlined 'RSPCA to stop chasing hunts after backlash.' This story arose from the soon-to-be-published Wooler review into the Society's prosecutions policy which was launched last year and to which the Countryside Alliance contributed. The article quoted Alliance head of campaigns Tim Bonner who has long said, and told the review head Stephen Wooler, that the RSPCA cannot be a political campaigner yet maintain objectivity in prosecutions. Read the article on the Sunday Times website (which has a paywall) here. The Telegraph subsequently picked up on the story and quoted the RSPCA as saying the change would probably brought in "within months". Clive Aslet, Editor at Large of Country Life, then wrote about the issue in the Telegraph, saying that "years of hounding the innocent" are over.
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Tonawanda News — The North Tonawanda Police Department will begin a stricter enforcement of the city's "Avoidable Alarm Ordinance" on Feb. 1.
The ordinance pertains to local businesses and residents who have alarm systems that call for a police response that do not function properly and require repeated responses when in fact no emergency exists.
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Any alarms caused by violent weather conditions or other acts of nature, or similar situations beyond the control of the owner/operator, or the activation of the alarm system for any circumstance in which the activator reasonably believes that an emergency does exist will not be considered an avoidable alarm and that response will not be counted against them.
The goal of the enforcement, police said, is to get business owners and the residents to repair or replace faulty alarm systems that sap police resources.
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7 Reasons I will not be purchasing another COD gamexoxwolverine Dec 23, 2011 12:33 PM
- The lag compensation / sync issue. I am old so I am not up to date on all the technical jargon but to me it boils down to this. Other players are able to see me before I see them and kill me even if in my view I have already made a corner or gotten my shots off first. I am not an exceptional player, more of a middle of the road kind of guy but I know unfair advantage when see it. This makes the game very frustrating and forces me to play in a style that I am not a fan of. The only way I can get a decent K/D or points is to be the camp, move, camp player that every one hates. Even when using this tactic I do not get huge kills because once again they see me before I see them and Bam I am dead. I would much rather be able to run around all willy nilly and have a nice fun fast paced game but it just does not work with this game.
- The spawn system is horrible. Nothing like respawning in the midst of the other team, not with some other teamates by your side but just you all by your lonesome. Or running around having a good old time and a bad guy spawns directly behind you. Awesome,not!
- The lack of dedicated servers, really? You folks have made a ton of money off this franchise but we are to believe that you can not afford to have dedicated servers for these games. It seems this is an easy way for you folks to shrug off the responsibility of policing the players. If you had dedicated servers I would think you would be able to install a program to detect boosting, modded controllers and what not. But instead you put the burden on the players,nice.
- Let me start by saying I play Hardcore mostly so this topic relates to it. Richochet, a cheap fix to a real problem that is not even supported by your game and was never meant to be. It basically makes Martyrdom and Dead mans hand useless and dont even get me started on having a fellow teamate using Assasin Pro. What exactly was wrong with the "three teamkills and you are kicked method". Not a very well thought out solution.
- Lack of support. I posted a question in the support forums a while back concerning a problem I was having with my screen locking up and having to reboot the whole system then not being able to log back into the game. I still have not received an answer. Completly useless.
- COD Elite. I got suckered into buying Elite, not very impressed at all and I will not be renewing that membership. Basically the only difference between the paid version and the unpaid version is that I do not have to pay for future DLC, but whos to say I will even be playing the game anymore by the time it comes out. All the paid for content should have been availalable at the time of the game release, not 3 months down the road. Dont even get me started on the whole thing not even working for the first month, really dropped the ball on that one I must say.
- Lack of game modes for us lowly Hardcore players. Really? No more CTF, Headquarters,FFA, Team defender. I do not understand why we cannot have the same playlist as all the core games,lame.
To be totally honest I really like the game, The campaign is pretty awesome and I really like the Survival / Mission modes ( although it would have been stupendously awesome with 4 players instead of two ). I like the killstreak system, the prestige system, the guns and the weapon ranking system and I even like most of the the maps. But of all the grievences I have stated above, the lag / sync compenstaion system would be my number one complaint.


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