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Mark Johnson's (Evanston, Ill./Evanston Township H.S.) two-run single in the bottom of the eighth inning capped a late rally as Valparaiso came from three runs down to defeat UIC 4-3 on Friday evening at Les Miller Field in Chicago, Ill., sending the Crusaders into the Horizon League Tournament championship game on Saturday afternoon.
Johnson, made just his sixth start of the year, doing so in place of Will Hagel (Arlington Heights, Ill./Prospect H.S.), who suffered a separated shoulder on Thursday evening. He entered the game with just one collegiate RBI, but the freshman lined a single past the shortstop with the bases loaded to plate John Loeffler (Burnsville, Minn./Burnsville H.S.) and Elliott Martin (Irvine, Calif./University H.S.) with what proved to be the winning runs.
Valpo entered the bottom of the eighth trailing 3-1 before Tanner Vavra (Menomonie, Wis./Menomonie H.S.) led off with a single. With one out, Loeffler followed with a hit and Martin loaded the bases after being hit by a pitch. Spencer Mahoney (LaGrange Park, Ill./Lyons Township H.S.) pulled Valpo within one, 3-2, with a single to left-center. Loeffler was held at third, keeping the bases loaded for Johnson's at bat.
"It was great to see two freshmen (Mahoney and Johnson) come through in the eighth inning with those hits," head coach Tracy Woodson said after the game. "Mark Johnson came off of the bench to fill in for Hagel and comes through with what may be the biggest hit he'll ever have here at Valpo. I hope he has bigger ones later on though."
Jarad Miller (Fort Wayne, Ind./Carroll H.S.) came on in the ninth and walked the leadoff man, Alex Jurich. After a sacrifice bunt, Miller got a pop up and a bouncer back to him to end the game, sending the Crusaders to the title game.
UIC (21-33) scored first with a pair of runs in the top of the fourth inning. Jon Ryan doubled with one out and moved to third on an Alex Lee single. Jurich doubled home the pair giving the Flames the early lead. Joe Betcher made it 3-0 with a single in the fifth.
Tomas Michelson retired 12 of the first 13 Crusader hitters and took a no-hitter into the fifth before Martin broke it up with a single to center to leadoff the fifth. Mahoney followed with a walk and Johnson bunted the pair up 90 feet into scoring position. Billy Cribbs (Rochester, Mich./Rochester H.S.) grounded out to short, putting Valpo on the scoreboard, making it 3-1.
Kevin Wild (Brown Deer, Wis./Brown Deer H.S.) settled down after the hit to Betcher, retiring 11 of the final 12 hitters he faced. He got the win (6-3), going eight innings, allowing the three runs on nine hits. He walked just one and struck out one.
"Wild got stronger as the game went on," Woodson added. "His stuff wasn't good early, but he buckled down and got the job done. It was a gutsy effort. His stuff got really good in the fifth, sixth, and seventh innings."
The Crusaders had a chance to tie the game in the seventh, loading the bases in the seventh before the Flames got out of the inning with a double play.
"I thought we had a chance to quit when (Andrew) Bain hit into the double play in the seventh, but the guys kept believing in themselves," Woodson stated. "This team has done that all year, continuing to fight. This run we are in is unbelievable. This team doesn't quit."
Valpo's offense came through in the bottom of the eighth, allowing Miller to come on for his eighth save of the season and 36th of his career, a Horizon League record.
Michelson suffered the loss (1-2), allowing four runs and six hits in 7.1 innings, exiting after Johnson's hit. He walked four and hit three Crusader hitters.
Loeffler went 2-for-3 with a walk to pace the Valpo offense, as the Crusaders won for the 26th time in the last 30 games.
"A lot of guys, players and coaches included, came to school here to play for what we're playing for tomorrow," Woodson concluded. "For all the guys and all the coaches it's been a lot of hard work and hopefully it culminates in something that we're proud of tomorrow."
Valparaiso (34-22) will face the winner of Saturday morning's game between Youngstown State and UIC in Saturday afternoon's championship. A Crusader win would send Valpo to the NCAA Division I Tournament for the first time since 1968. A victory would also tie the Valpo school record with 35 victories. First pitch is slated for 4 p.m. at Les Miller Field.


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---- — DANVERS — The Danvers/Hamilton Wenham cooperative wrestling team will hold its second and final home meet of the season tonight against Saugus High at the Danvers High field house beginning at 7 p.m.
The Falcons downed Salem, 27-18, in their first-ever home meet last Wednesday in the program's young, two-year history.
Tonight, captains Sam Anderson (junior, 152 pounds), Chris Behen (sophomore, 138 pounds) and Chris Davis (sophomore, 113 pounds) are hoping for a similar result with the Sachems in town. Davis scored a huge win his match against Salem, wrestling up a weight class at 120 pounds and defeating the Witches' talented Tahmid Raji.
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Friday, April 11, 2003The Valparaiso men's tennis team dropped its Mid-Continent Conference opener to IUPUI 5-2 on Friday afternoon in Kansas City, Mo.
The Jaguars opened by sweeping all three doubles matches to take the day's first point. IUPUI (8-5, 1-0 Mid-Con) took first and second doubles by scores of 8-3 and won third doubles 8-4.
In singles action, Valpo picked up a pair of victories but it was not enough, as the Jaguars scored four wins to secure the match. Ben Dunham-Freer (Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands H.S.) rallied from a set down to post a 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 victory at the top spot for the Brown and Gold. Tyler Neemann (Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson H.S.) also dropped the first set at fourth singles before scoring a 3-6, 6-0, 6-3 win.
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Want to get out and explore nature right in your own neighborhood? It is as easy as 1-2-3. Here are some activities that you can download for use with family and friends to get you started on some Neighborhood Nature adventuring.
You can see that the first activity below is for creating a Nature Journal. You can print out one of these starter pages for each of the activities below or for any Neighborhood Nature adventure that you, your friends, or your family members create!
Many of the activities below have sample pages from a Nature Journal that will give you some ideas about how to keep track of your Neighborhood Nature adventures. Have fun
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You can organize your Nature Journal by theme (woods, fields, water, etc.) or maybe by seasons (winter, spring, summer, fall). It's entirely up to you!
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Its reference to low temperature cooking reminded me of Viljalmur Stefansson's observation of the low temperature cooking methods he observed while living with the Inuit during Arctic explorations in the early 1900s. Stefansson's book from 1960, "The Fat of the Land," is available online in pdf format.
Another health topic for your consideration as a newspaper article is the effects of a protein variant in cow's milk called beta-casien type A1. Type A2 is the original protein and most cow's milk available now contain both A1 and A2. The type of protein produced can be selected in the breeding program.
The topic surfaced in New Zealand where a book was published in 2007 titled "Devil in the Milk" by Keith Woodford. A statewide grocery chain reportedly sold A2 milk for a while, but none seems to be available now.
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• At 6 p.m. in Nietzsche's the Waiting Room, the "Wham Bam Thank You Slam III" gets started. It's an insane evening of slam poetry, burlesque and music. And judging from the last two versions of it at Infringement Festivals past, it seems like a pretty sure bet.
• At 7 p.m. the new Allentown space The Loop hosts a "queer-centric" poetry reading featuring work by Amy Upham, Gary Andrews, Lovely and Marek Parker. As good an opportunity as any to check out the new digs for Michael Rizzo's ambitious new venture.
• Uncle Vanya, reviewed here, gets going at 7:30 p.m. in the Dnipro Ukranian Center, and it's well worth the trip down Genessee Street.
• If comedy is your gig and you've already checked out the gifted duo behind Babushka!, why not check out Brainless Improv, which performs at 7 p.m. in El Museo and again at 7 p.m. Sunday in Main Street Studios.
• And if you missed Blue Lazer at last night's Sentman Spectacular at Milkie's, no worries, because the band is playing again today from 5 to 5:45 p.m. in Filigree's Gallery and Boutique.
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The rumors of Microsoft building their own Windows Phone refuse to die. Fueled by statements from Steve Ballmer to the BBC ("Is it fair to say we're going to do more hardware? Obviously we are…"), the Wall Street Journal's anonymous sources ("Microsoft… is working with component suppliers in Asia to test its own smartphone design"), and numerous hints from various technology sites that 'they know something is up', the idea of a Surface Phone continues to gain acceptance and momentum.
I've already touched on why this is a good idea for Microsoft. In short it drives the Windows Phone platform forward in a direction that is completely the direction Microsoft wants to go; it keeps the hardware partners on their toes; and it gives Redmond their own 'hero' handset without having to pick a favourite supplier. Let's assume that the simplest answer to all these rumors is the actual answer – that Microsoft is building their own smartphone to follow on from their own Surface tablet. Let's also make the small step that these smartphones are intended to go on sale to the public, and not as in-house testing units around the Redmond campus.
What would this do to the Windows Phone market?
Well it's going to be a bit embarrassing for Nokia. Unlike HTC or Samsung, the Finnish company has publicly committed itself to using Microsoft's mobile OS in their high-end devices. The same worries and fears that Acer, HP, and Dell have over the Surface will now land in Nokia's lap. They would have known that they would not get the Windows Phone playground to themselves, but to have Microsoft swing in and push their own handset as opposed to the whole platform will lead to some long conversations in the board room over strategy and alternatives.
Publicly, Nokia will talk about the strength of the eco-system, but behind closed doors there will be a more hostile reaction… and a very careful reading of all the contracts and patent agreements.
HTC is going to feel squeezed. They've been here before with Android and the launch of the Google Nexus devices, which slowly pushed them out of the limelight that covered the Nexus and Galaxy devices. Let's not forget that Microsoft is currently pushing the HTC Windows Phone 8X as the signature device of Windows Phone. A Surface Phone would be the natural heir to that banner, and you can be sure Microsoft will switch their affection to one of their own.
2012 has not been a great year for HTC. While they retain a broad portfolio of devices and carrier relationships, they've made a significant investment of time and marketing on their two Windows Phone handsets. To have Microsoft block their planned route back will make their continued relevancy at the high-end of the smartphone market even more challenging.
Samsung are probably best placed of the three lead partners to shrug their shoulders and say 'meh'. While the ATIV S is 'the stylish one' out of the initial Windows Phone 8 handsets, the South Korean company is not relying on Microsoft's mobile platform for their continued success. They're simply paying the small binds to stay in the game, just in case it gets hot.
It's probably to Samsung's advantage that Microsoft launches a Windows Phone because of the destabilising effect it will have on HTC, their nearest competitor in the Android marketplace.
To be honest I don't think that there would be any short-term impact on consumers. It's likely that Microsoft would limit distribution of their own Windows Phone to online orders and the US-based Microsoft stores, so people would have to go out of their way to find the handset.
Would it benefit the whole Windows Phone ecosystem? That's the interesting question. It would certainly upset the balance between the manufacturers and Redmond. How long would it take for that balance to be regained is probably the subject of furious planning and war-gaming behind the closed doors of everyone involved.
As for the geeks, they'll only want one question answered. When will it happen?
If Microsoft follow the pattern established by the Surface, they'll want to announce the device just before the smartphone goes into production to reduce leaks from the supply side. That would mean a reveal four or five months before it goes on sale. Assuming availability in late Q2 or into Q3 2013, how does a February announcement at Mobile World Congress sound?
Microsoft is the adopting the Apple model. Its old ecosystems are a thing of the past.
3 years from now Microsoft will build its own all-in-one desktops to compete with Apple's iOS integrated Mac's. Before then Microsoft will build its own touch laptop to counter Macbook Air.
Did I mention this will all be one Microsoft's own custom ARM 64-bit processor?
Farewell desktop, farewell X86, and farewell old ecosystems.
Ewan, at this point it's way too early to speculate. Any future success WP has will be derived from W8′s success in the tablet / laptop/ desktop (TLD) environment. Just like Apple rode the iPod train to the iPhone train, MS has the same opportunity. Trying to speculate where WP (Nokia, HTC or even a MS branded device) will be a year from now, without six months of W8 TLD sales data is utterly pointless. So far, W8 and Surface appear to be capable of establishing a substantial enough beachhead that will allow MS to increase its smartphone market share. And it goes without saying that developer interest in W8 will make or break whether or not WP catches up in the app space.
Finally, I think the final win or fail will come from MS establishing a solid presence in the pre-paid space. To-date, WP has virtually no hand in pre-paid. A smart move on MS's part would be to introduce both a hero and mid-range, the later should cost no more than $175 off contract and be used to displace Android in the pre-paid market. MS has to get into the pre-paid space in the U.S. or they will never fully address the entire market. An even more bold move would be to purchase T-Mobile once they complete their acquisition of MetroPCS.
Personally, I would love to have 2-3 WP choices in the pre-paid space. I've been with VM USA for more than a year now. You just can't beat $25 a month, but I'm tired of using a crapping Android device. I will believe a Lumia 510, 610, 710, or 800 on pre-paid when I see it. For now, all I hear is that this company or that pre-paid company is interested in WP8.
What MS really should have done was have had 2-3 major U.S. pre-paid companies lined up to launch Nokia devices on pre-paid the moment the 7.8 code fork was announced. It would have propped up sales and blazed the trail into pre-paid. For now, it seems as though MS is completely content with letting Android own the pre-paid space.
Finally, it's an absolute joke to consider paying $649 for an iPhone given VM USA's very average 3G network. Thanks for the reply.


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How to Find a Passion to Pursue For Side Income
What could be better than doing something you love and getting paid to do it?
There's something appealing about starting your own business and earning a little side income doing something you love. That's how I started Bargaineering.com, and it grew into a full-time business. All I had ever dreamed of was a hobby that might pay for a nice vacation each year.
The process for turning a passion into side income isn't difficult, though it can be time consuming. Follow these guidelines for assessing your interests and finding the perfect side business.
1. Brainstorm potential business ideas. This brainstorming session is crucial because you need to get all those ideas down in order to analyze them. What are the pros and cons of each idea? What makes you unique? Why should customers choose you over the existing competitors? Is this something you'd be willing to wake up early for on Sunday? Or work on during a Friday night?
Let's take a simple idea – a dog walking service. The pros are that you love dogs, you get exercise and you can get paid to be outside with pets. The cons are that some dogs can be difficult to manage, you may have to travel to get the dogs and the hourly pay may not be great. You believe customers should choose you because you have experience with dogs of all ages, you are a veterinarian and you are reliable and punctual. You have no problem waking up at 6 a.m. on Sunday or staying over someone's house to pet sit on Friday night.
2. Analyze your ideas. When you're done, you should have a general idea which of these ideas you like and which you don't. Rank them from most appealing to least appealing. Whichever idea is at the top is the one you start with for step 2 – until you decide otherwise, this one is going to be your new "business."
3. Determine if you can make money. For your dog walking service, this is as simple as going out on the street and talking to complete strangers. Walk around your neighborhood until you see someone walking their dog. Ask if they would pay you $5 to walk their dog. If they say yes, walk their dog! (Congratulations on your first client!)
If they say no, try to make the sale. Can you walk the dog tomorrow? Later in the day? If they still say no, ask why they won't hire you. It's a scary process putting yourself out there, and you're probably going to get rejected a lot, but it's crucial that you get this real world feedback as soon as possible.
4. Revisit your list. If you learn you simply cannot sell yourself as a dog walker, it's time to move to the next idea. What if you wanted to make a line of organic soaps? You could spend a lot of startup capital renting commercial kitchen space and ingredients, or you could make a batch in your own kitchen and try to sell it to your friends. You may not have had a unique enough selling proposition with dog walking, but perhaps you have one with organic soaps (or whatever the second idea on your list is).
Eventually, you will find a side business that can earn you income. You just need to be persistent and diligent.
Jim Wang is an entrepreneur, who started personal finance blog Bargaineering.com and now discusses how to make money blogging at Microblogger.com.


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District of Colorado Torts - Injury Cases
Motor Vehicle Cases, Dockets and Filings
Cases filed
Cases 1 - 10 of 409
Salyards v. Sellers et al
as 1:2014cv01946
Plaintiff: Christina Salyards
Defendant: Frank A. Sellers, FedEx Ground Package System, Inc., KBT Transportation, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Personal Injury
Davis v. RC Moore, Inc. et al
as 1:2014cv01933
Plaintiff: Natosha Davis
Defendant: RC Moore, Inc. , Kenneth Egolf
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Auto Negligence
Dias v. Blackie et al
as 1:2014cv01634
Defendant: Trail 4X4 Company, LLC , Weston Blackie
Plaintiff: Arney Luis Dias
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Auto Negligence
Wegner v. Dahlquist et al
as 1:2014cv01623
Defendant: KC Woods Trucking, Inc. , Dale Dahlquist
Plaintiff: Paul Wegner
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Auto Negligence
Longwolf v. Post et al
as 1:2014cv01613
Defendant: Geico Casualty Company, Barbara Post, Valera Holtorf
Plaintiff: Donna Longwolf
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Tort/Motor Vehicle (P.I.)
Clingerman v. BNSF Railway Company
as 1:2014cv01472
Counter_claimant: BNSF Railway Company
Defendant: BNSF Railway Company
Plaintiff: Glen Clingerman
Counter_defendant: Glen Clingerman
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Tort/Motor Vehicle (P.I.)
Ramos-Reyes v. Grand Island Express, Inc. et al
as 1:2014cv01357
Defendant: Grand Island Express, Inc. , Matthew Burger
Plaintiff: Rafael Ramos-Reyes
Cause Of Action: Diversity
Baldwin v. Herget et al
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Defendant: Mary E. Herget, Walter J. Herget
Plaintiff: Joseph H. Baldwin
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Auto Negligence
Trujillo v. Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. et al
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Defendant: Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. , James White
Plaintiff: Silbanio Trujillo
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Auto Negligence
English et al v. Wolf et al
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Plaintiff: Gerald M. English Jr. , Tracey English
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Auto Negligence
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Niagara Falls
• ASSAULT: Police arrested two teens in connection with an assault on another teen Sunday morning. A 17-year-old told officers he and a friend were eating in a fast food restaurant at 11:45 a.m., when four teenaged males approached and one of them stole their food. The teen and his friend chased after the suspects and confronted them in the 1500 block of Pine Avenue. One of the suspects threw a brick at one of the victim's cars and a fight followed. During the fight, one of the suspects pulled out a folding knife and slashed one of the victims. D'Shalen M. Walls, 16, 711 Augustus Place, was charged with second-degree assault. Another teen suspect was charged with third-degree criminal mischief and petit larceny.
• THEFT: Officers are looking into a theft from the 1800 block of 18th Street. A 79-year-old woman told police she had a flat tire on her car at 9 p.m. Saturday night and when she returned to the vehicle at 3 p.m. Sunday, someone had broken into it by unknown means. The victim said a bag of clothes was taken.
• THEFT: Police are investigating a theft from an apartment building in the 900 block of Cedar Avenue. An 89-year-old woman told officers she was going into her apartment at 11:10 a.m. Sunday when a female suspect approached her and asked if she could use the woman's bathroom and get a drink. The victim said she let the suspect into her apartment and several hours later discovered that four rings had been taken.


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Mood Lighting
Onboard lighting is a tricky thing when navigating at night. You need backlighting to see your instruments and electronics, and an overhead light to read a chart.
Yet once your eyes have acclimated to the dark, too much onboard light can destroy your night vision. Once this occurs, your eyes will need to readjust: Your pupils need to rewiden, and the rods, special cells that provide most of what we call "night vision," must resensitize. This can take as long as 35 to 40 minutes.
With this in mind, most marine electronics allow you to adjust the brightness of the backlighting, and many units also have a "night mode" with a darker background to keep illumination levels to a minimum.
When it comes to instrument illumination, red is the best color since it doesn't desensitize the rods. Most newer instruments are equipped with dimmers to adjust the intensity of backlighting and preserve night vision. If yours isn't, a dimmer switch can be wired in for control. One of the latest is the DeckHand Dimmer from Blue Sea Systems ($99.98, bluesea.com). Most dimmers handle only one type of lighting, such as incandescent, halogen or LED. However, the DeckHand Dimmer can handle any or all of these lights at the same time.
Overhead and chart lights from companies such as Hella (hellamarine.com) are also available in red — including low-draw LED versions — should you need to read something at the helm.
When navigating at night, avoid turning on flashlights, spreaders or other bright lights that can destroy night vision. As on a romantic date, you want to keep the lighting dim.
Wherefore Art Thou?
Should your date paraphrase the classic Shakespearean question "Wherefore art thou, captain?" you should be able to point to your GPS/chart plotter and answer "right here."
Thanks to detailed electronic cartography from C-Map (c-map.com), Navionics (navionics.com) and others, today's chart plotters show a lot more than just your present position. Virtually any fixed object above water, such as buoys, jetties, exposed rocks and docks, show up on the plotter, just as it would on a paper chart, while at the same time showing the boat's relative position to these objects. Chart plotters also indicate water depth, reefs and other submerged obstructions, so you can avoid running aground at night. A few chart plotters can also do some of the thinking
for you.
For example, with the Guardian alarm on C-Map-enabled plotters from Si-Tex (si-tex.com), Standard Horizon (standardhorizon.com) and earlier models from Furuno (furunousa.com), you can set a guard zone, much as you would with radar, that scans the chart area ahead and alerts you if your course is projected to put the boat upon shoals, rocks, sand spits or other threats.
"You set a minimum draft such as six feet and set a look-ahead distance such as a quarter-mile," says C-Map's Ken Cirillo. "Then the plotter looks at all possible obstructions, as well as shoals, in a searchlight pattern and alerts you to danger."
Of course, a depth sounder is also important for confirming the water depth. Whether cruising at night or during the day, you should not rely solely on the electronic chart, particularly if the chart has not been updated recently. As to that, C-Map and Navionics both offer updating services, for a fee, and you can get updates from the U.S. Coast Guard's Local Notices to Mariners at navcen.uscg.gov.


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Meaning: Something is run-of-the-mill if it is ordinary and nothing special.
For example:
- There wasn't much on TV so we just watched some run-of-the-mill old cowboy movie.
- I don't know why he won the competition. He wasn't terrible, but he wasn't anything special either; just a run-of-the-mill singer as far as I could see.
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Forests are a Terrain Type in Erfworld. For more details on terrain, see Movement.
"Forest" (or "forest-capable") units and flying units can enter forest hexes.
The Stupid Meal says that fliers cannot be attacked by non-fliers over "water, mountains or heavy trees", suggesting that there are more than one category of forest.Erf-b1-p39 Different forests have been termed "heavy" or "dense."
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Other units may be able to enter forests, but suffer penalties to movement.
All non-forest units may suffer combat penalties in forests.
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Tonawanda News — The New York Bankers Association and the New York Business Development Corp. have started a $10 million small business emergency loan fund to provide immediate financial assistance for businesses impacted by Superstorm Sandy, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced Wednesday.
Under the fund, businesses will be able to apply for loans of up to $25,000 immediately by going to www.esd.ny.gov or calling 1-855-NYS-SANDY. First Niagara Bank is participating in the program.
"New York's banks are stepping up to help our state's small businesses rebuild and restart in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy," Cuomo said. "This loan program will help those businesses who were hit hardest by the storm get the resources they need to repair immediately, allowing them to continue to provide jobs to our communities and strength to our economy. I applaud the New York Bankers Association for providing relief to these businesses and joining the growing efforts by the private sector to help all New Yorkers recover."
The emergency loan program will provide low-interest loans of up to $25,000 to small businesses in an expedited manner to help in the recovery efforts. The New York Business Development Corp. will manage and operate the loan program in coordination with Empire State Development.
Through the program, small businesses in affected communities will be eligible to receive loans of up to $25,000 that will be interest and payment-free for the first six months and then at one percent interest for the following two years. Eligible businesses can use the funding to cover the costs of replacement and repairs to facilities or equipment or as working capital needed to restart or continue business operations.
The emergency loan program is for independently owned and operated businesses that have fewer than 100 employees and are located in the counties designated as disaster areas: Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster, Westchester, Nassau, Suffolk and the five boroughs of New York City.
"The banking industry understands that the quick recovery of small businesses will be key to the rebuilding of our neighborhoods. We are eager to help in this critical effort so that New York's small business owners can get back to work, and back to providing goods and services to their communities," said Michael P. Smith, New York Bankers Association CEO.
To be eligible to receive funding through the program, companies must have filed 2011 business tax returns and have experienced direct damage or economic hardship as a result of Sandy. Applications will be available within the week and businesses are expected to begin to receive funding five to seven days after submitting a complete application and the required documentation.


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BATON ROUGE, La. — Just a few pitches before Oklahoma's 2012 season ended, Sunny Golloway took a mental picture of the surroundings. More than 8,000 fans cheered on South Carolina as it was about to advance to its third straight College World Series.
"I wanted to absorb everything going on around," OU's head coach recalled, "because it's what I foresee happening at Oklahoma someday. It was what you want."
Ideally, what the Sooners wanted was the opportunity to advance to College World Series by playing at L. Dale Mitchell Park against a team that had traveled hundreds of miles to get there. It is by far the most common path for College World Series participants.
However, for the third time in the last four years the Sooners (43-19) have to do it the hard way. It has to go on the road for a Super Regional series and try to win two of three games in the most hostile of environments.
Make no mistake, OU knows the uphill battle it waged last season in Columbia, S.C., will be every bit as arduous when the series begins with Game 1 against LSU (55-9) at 6 p.m. today at Alex Box Stadium.
OU hasn't played in Baton Rouge since the 1997 NCAA tournament. However, the Tigers' history — both present and past — isn't a secret.
LSU is a dominant team that boasts one of the most intimidating environments in college sports.
"I've heard from a lot of people that South Carolina and LSU are probably the toughest places to go play in the postseason," Golloway said. "I think sending us to Columbia and playing against the Gamecocks last year prepared us for what we're about to go into."
It will be interesting to see how the Sooners handle things this time around. Honestly, they didn't handle things so well in last year's Super Regional. They lost those games, 5-0 and 5-1. They never led at any point in either game. South Carolina leaned on the Sooners in both games and they buckled in the middle to late innings.
There are signs that point things being different this year. OU is a hot team, having won eight straight, including the Big 12 tournament and going undefeated en route to the Blacksburg Regional title.
There's a mix of experienced veterans, like shortstop Jack Mayfield and center fielder Max White along with pitchers Jonathan Gray and Dillon Overton, and freshmen like catcher Anthony Hermelyn and left fielder Craig Aikin. The mix has created a blend of youthful exuberance and seasoned experience that OU has fed off in recent weeks.
The experience is what the Sooners will rely on beginning tonight. Mayfield and White are the last links to the 2010 College World Series team. The bunch advanced to Omaha by winning a Super Regional series on the road at Virginia.
"We had to take two of three from those guys. They hadn't lost two in a row all year. It was a big task going in, but we held our heads high. It's the same thing here," Mayfield said.
What OU did so well in 2010 was feed off the atmosphere. They embraced being the road team playing in front of a hostile crowd. Creating silence was golden.
Golloway has preached to his team that you can't hide from the task at hand. It must be embraced.
"I'm looking forward to it. I know all the guys are," reliever Kyle Hayes said. "I'm excited to play in front of all those people and have everyone yelling at you. You just have to focus on the task."
OU would like to do that again. It has the pitching to do it. Gray (10-2, 1.59 ERA) will take the mound against LSU's Aaron Nola (11-0, 1.82 ERA). The series opener might be the best pitching matchup on any college diamond this season. Just scratching out a couple of runs could be enough for a win.
A couple of runs might be enough to seize the momentum and ride it for a Super Regional series victory.
The opponent and the geography have changed, but the Sooners know exactly what position they've put themselves in. They have the roughest road possible to get to Omaha. They have to win two of three games against LSU in Baton Rouge.
But they're looking on the bright side.
"I do know this: If you go into LSU and win the Super Regional, you have a great chance to win the national championship," Golloway said.
Oklahoma vs. LSU
Super Regional schedule
At Baton Rouge, La.
Game 1: Friday at 6 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday at 6 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday at 6 p.m.
* All games to be broadcast on the ESPN family of networks


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The dominant theme of Fuller's Works is "the grace of God in the gospel." In his last letter to his friend John Ryland Jr, Fuller testified: "I have preached and written much against the abuse of the doctrine of grace, but that doctrine is all my salvation and all my desire. I have no other hope than from salvation by mere sovereign, efficacious grace through the atonement of my Lord and Saviour."
This text is the 1841 edition of Andrew Fuller's works which includes the memoir of Fuller's life by Andrew Gunton Fuller. The foreword and biographical sketch are penned by Dr. Michael A. G. Haykin of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.


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Cheat Sheet | Edited by Ashish Mukherjee (with inputs from agencies) | Updated: February 23, 2013 18:56 IST
Sources say the suspect caught on CCTV footage from Dilsukhnagar, the blast site, is seen coming on a bicycle with a bag hanging in front, which the police believe carried the bombs. When he returned, he was on foot, not bicycle. (CCTV footage shows 'suspect' on bicycle)
Hyderabad police chief Anurag Sharma said today that no arrests had been made or terror group identified, and while evidence was being carefully put together, it was too early to draw conclusions. He said police had been deployed in full strength after receiving the intelligence alert before the blasts. (Dilsukhnagar limps back to normalcy)
To gather more evidence, the National Investigation Agency or NIA is raiding various places: Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh, Darbhanga in Bihar and Nanded and Beed in Maharashtra. (Did Maharashtra anti-terror squad fail to share leads?)
Sources say the NIA have also made enquiries at Chanchalguda and Cherlapally jails in Andhra Pradesh, where alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives are lodged.
Bomb squad and forensic sources have told NDTV that the blasts have Indian Mujahideen signatures - the use of ammonium nitrate and other powerful explosives like the Tri-Nitro Toluene.
The Hyderabad Police have spoken to Abdul Wasey Mirza, a survivor of the Dilshukhnagar blasts as well as the Mecca Masjid blast in 2007. "The police asked me several questions. I have answered them all," Mr Mirza said. The police say he is not a suspect. (It's my fate that I was at both blast sites, says survivor)
In Parliament, the union government has faced scathing attacks from the BJP-led Opposition, which says intelligence warnings issued before the blasts were mishandled and ignored. Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde refuted the Opposition's accusations and said yesterday that the government took "necessary steps" but these could not be elaborated for security reasons.
Mr Shinde said in Hyderabad yesterday that the intelligence inputs were not specific, to which BJP leaders asked sarcastically if the government expected intelligence alerts to include "door numbers and street numbers" as well. (Intelligence warning was shared with five cities: Shinde)
16 people died and more than a hundred were injured in the two blasts. Improvised Explosive Devices, with timers, were placed on bicycles near a small restaurant in Dilsukhnagar and went off just after 7 pm, within five minutes of each other.
Investigators say the bombs were packed with huge amounts of iron nails and bolts and ammonium nitrate tied together with copper string. This made the explosions very powerful. (Blast triggered by IEDs)


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Former longtime Orangetown town Supervisor Joseph V. Colello died Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, in Stuart, Fl., where he was living in retirement.
Colello, a Blauvelt Republican, was town supervisor from 1976 to 1989. During this period Orangetown, experienced one of its longest period of financial stability. Fellow Orangetown Republican Thomas Swift said Colello was especially proud of the town's Blue Hill Golf Course, which during his time in office, consistently earned enough money to support the growth of parks in Orangetown, including construction of Veterans Memorial Park.
Orangetown's recycling program began under Colello, and he was the moving force creating Cortwood Village Senior Housing.
Colello, a founding member of the Blauvelt Sons Of Italy, was a combat veteran of WW II and was a life member of the VFW and a founding member of Raymond W. DeMeola Post 1615, VFW. Colello was also proud of his services as a leader in New York in the fight against Cooley's Anemia, a genetic blood disorder.
He was a regular parishioner (8 a.m. Mass every Sunday) at St. Catharine's Church in Blauvelt, and a very active member of St. Dominic's Council, Knights of Columbus. Colello was also an active member of the Blauvelt-Orangeburg Republican Club.
"I was proud to have worked with Joe as Orangetown Republican Chairman, and to have served with him on the Town Board," Swift said.
Arrangements are being handled by family members in Stuart, FL. The family is planning a memorial service at St. Catharine's Church in December, and he will be buried with his wife, Frances, in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill.


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Lawyers: Don't Let Technology Steal Your Clients
April 7, 2014
Filed under: Client Issues,Innovation,Law Firm Technology,Practice Growth,Staffing Issues — Tags: Competition, Practice Growth, strategic planning, technology — admin @ 11:27 am
Look, I'm no Henny Penny. But it is true that I've been warning any lawyers that will listen how recent changes in technology are encroaching on legal services they provide to clients. For more than a few years, I've been talking about this issue in group workshops and one-one-one conversations with my coaching clients. Technology is a major game changer.
Those of you that have seen my presentation on "5 Predictions About the Future and 10 Strategies to Grow Your Practice," know that I am pounding lawyers to really think about protecting their futures.
Now is the time to ask yourself: "In 10 years, what will my practice look like?"
A recent CNN story, "Here Come the Robot Lawyers," only further highlights the competitive pressure advances in technology are bringing down on attorneys.
Technology isn't just picking up services like drafting basic legal documents. It's also wiping out entry level positions once considered the classic "apprentice" roles to learn the business. Those positions are vanishing, and I'm hearing about it firsthand.
I met a young lawyer who received his law degree a little more than a year ago. For months, he searched for a position at a firm, but he ended up opening a solo practice because he could not find a decent entry level job.
Learning how to research, write, and prepare legal documents in the real world of practicing law — as opposed to talking about it in a classroom — is a critical learning path for young lawyers in entry level law firm jobs. I'm not sure how future lawyers can learn these skills as well as we did after all the entry level jobs disappear.
This issue opens up many interesting questions for us as practitioners. What does this mean to us as owners of law firms? How can we use technology to cement our role in the market? How do we use it to increase value to our referral sources and clients?
If you have not seen the CNN article, check it out. Those of you that are enrolled in the Atticus quarterly workshops, the Practice Growth Program and Dominate Your Market, know firsthand that practice management consultants like myself are encouraging you to look upstream and deal with these coming trends now.
If you don't do anything, you might as well expect to be replaced by a robot attorney.


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"There are many places in Knoxville that need more sidewalks, but the most pressing to me is South Haven in South Knoxville between Island Home and Moody, which both already have sidewalks. You see people pushing strollers right in the street along South Haven. If there were sidewalks there, people, many of them low income, could easily walk to the grocery store and thrift stores and the post office off South Haven or on Chapman. Or they'd just be healthier, with a safe place to walk. My friend Gary Hiscock lived South most of his 63 years before he died this September and was always a big rabble rouser of trying to get the city to do sidewalks there. Maybe we could get it done in his memory?"
—Wade Slate, South Knoxville resident since 1994
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Agreed! I walk on Woodlawn and Taylor and feel scared for my life. That's within a mile of a middle school where children walk to and from, too.
I called 311 requesting sidewalks last year. Perhaps it's time to all again.
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Stephen Mallon and Stefanie Gordon: From Air to Sea
My two favorite images from the weekend, with a similar theme.
Subways into the sea form artificial reefs, by Stephen Mallon.
The Endeavor launch from an airplane, by Stefanie Gordon.
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Mallon's series on the artificial reefs is terrific, but you've got to see his images from the salvage of Flight 1549. http://www.stephenmallon.com/#/Photography/Flight%201549/1


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As most of us here in Canada and the US are waiting on newer devices, Research In Motion and SK Telecom have just announced the release of the BlackBerry Storm 2 into the Korean market. With Research In Motion expanding to different market areas, it's almost certain we'll see a bigger line up of devices eventually hit those areas. The BlackBerry Bold 9000 was released in 2009 on SK Telecom and did quite well, the jury is still out on how well the first Touchscreen BlackBerry will make out. Full press release is after the jump.
The New BlackBerry Storm2 Features Innovative Technology, Advanced Communications and Multimedia Features for Both Work and Play
Seoul, South Korea - SK Telecom and Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced the launch of the first touch-screen BlackBerry smartphone - BlackBerry® Storm2™ - for customers in South Korea. The BlackBerry Storm2 offers advanced communications and multimedia features, enabling customers to stay connected to co-workers, friends, family and a broad range of content while on the go.
The BlackBerry Storm2 offers South Korean customers a new mobile experience based on a powerful touch-screen design that can meet their needs for work and play.
Key Features
Pricing and Availability
The BlackBerry Storm2 smartphone will be available from select SK Telecom authorized retail channels in early August. For further details on pricing and availability, please visit www.mysmart.co.kr/blackberry or contact SK Telecom's authorized retail channels.
* Certain music files may not be supported, including files that contain digital rights management technologies. Photo syncing is currently only available for Windows-based PCs.
Source: RIM
nighthawks Aug 3, 2010 at 9:43 am
i feel sorry for those in south korea. SK telecom is a evil company for sure.. storm 2?? this device should be discontinued anytime. SK tel is ripping off its customers... as always..
tanjiro Aug 3, 2010 at 9:45 am
Blackberries are still relatively new in a land that gets amazing cellphones that are internally 20x what a blackberry is. But superior keyboards win again.
Old specs and running OS6?
titusilvering Aug 3, 2010 at 9:57 am
Pp, all the unsold stock will be dump to SK. Wahahaha.


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Throughout history, presidents have been involved in setting tax policy and then trying to sell their plan to the public. Recently President Obama has been touting the benefits of the Buffett Rule, which would raise taxes on people earning more than $1 million a year. As CNN acknowledged, the Buffett Rule has little chance of moving forward in the U.S. Senate, but Bloomberg Businessweek's Joshua Green argues that it might be more powerful as a political message than as actual legislation.
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NORMAN — Just make them go away. We're talking about headlines like this: "Anthony Weiner, his sex messages and his wife."
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While it may sound like the stuff of newsstand tabloids, the Weiner story is the news of the day in The Washington Post, The New York Times and other top newspaper and television outlets.
Some in the industry say Weiner's attempt at a comeback is news because he is so seemingly remorseless. Weiner, as you'll remember, resigned from Congress after he admitted to sending lewd pictures of himself to young women.
Now he's running for the mayor of New York. On Tuesday he made more admissions — he sent explicit text messages to a woman as recently as last summer, more than a year after sexting revelations destroyed his congressional career.
The New York Times and the Daily News are calling for him to take his "marital troubles and personal compulsions out of the public eye."
Weiner is dismissing the calls to drop out, and we have to wonder just how genuine those calls are. After all, the two newspapers are keeping him in the public eye by giving this story space.
The 48-year-old Democrat probably has a future somewhere, but it's not in an elected office.
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Invented in 1801, Jacquard looms are really an add-on to already existent mechanical loom systems, which allowed those looms to create patterns more complex and intricate than anything that had been done before. The difference: Punch cards.
When you weave, the pattern comes from changes in thread position — which threads were exposed on the surface of the cloth and which were not. But prior to the Jacquard loom, there were only so many threads that any weaver could control at one time, so patterns were simple and blocky. Essentially, the Jacquard system vastly increased the pixels available in any weaving pattern, by automatically controlling lots and lots of threads all at once. Punch cards told the machine which threads were in play at any given time.
It's a really cool process, and I wanted to share a couple of videos that give you a good idea of how these looms work and how they changed the textiles industry. You can watch them below. But probably the best example is the image above. It's a picture of Joseph-Marie Jacquard, woven in silk on the loom he invented — a fantastic demonstration of the design power that loom offered. In just a few years, people went from weaving simple stars and knots, to weaving patterns that almost look like they were spit out of a printer.Discuss
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JoeBuck says:
The Analytical Engine weaves algebraic patterns, just as the Jacquard loom weaves flowers and leaves. — Ada Lovelace
pizzicato says:
It was revolutionary to say the least, hand woven tapestry that would take years to complete. Best part is, these days you can even literally 'print' these.
But of course these are still in demand.
magicbean says:
Looms are incredible little machines, and handweaving is a very complex mental craft!
To be nitpicky about words – tapestry is not the same thing as weaving. Weaving is a process of making fabric with threads interlocking going over and under one another. (If you interlock with loops, it's called knitting or crochet). Tapestry is a very specific kind of weaving, but it's not jacquard.
And while the pattern for the "printed" tapesty you linked to was printed, notice that it was "sent off to weavers", it wasn't just put out of a machine….those giant tapestry machines are likely threaded and tensioned by hand – it's a slow and very precise process called "dressing the loom". Imagine having to get 17,000 threads all in order, one by one, and all the same length and tension.
There are really high-end computer driven looms used by artists and designers, you can do some jacquard weaving on these
I covet one for complex designs, but need $20,000 to fall from the sky.
And on the topic of geometric calculations, In the Andean Highlands, handweaving patterns are not written down – they are passed from person to person, and the women who have hundreds of motifs and images memorized can rotate, flip, mirror, and change color within one single woven piece….all in their heads. It's an incredible skill, almost like painting pixel by pixel (each line and thread is like a dot in the image). The weavers who design these complex patterns are like little image computers themselves! What they can process geometrically all without writing it down is a heck of a craft.
theophrastvs says:
There's no doubt that Jacquard loom provides much of foundation for many computer concepts to follow. but… until there's a result which can change the next step (a 'branching' operation) then it never seems to be more than a player-piano or sequencer (albeit a sequence which is pre-"programmed"). i'm sure i could be shouted down, (especially if there was a loom that could alter its linear sequence of cards), but a sequencer with a fixed program, doesn't seem to be sufficient to have the term 'computer' stuck on it… to me.
robcat2075 says:
yes, "decision structures", the term i learned, are a minimum requirement. If just reproducing a pattern were enough then we should go back to Gutenberg, or even the ancients who were cuneiform on cylinders to reproduce text.
Barrie Sutcliffe says:
Yup. Not only are there no branching structures, there is no "program" per se, as there is no interpretation of said program into machine code/assembler. It's just straight machine instructions.
This is covered at length in "Mistaken Ancestry: The Jacquard and the Computer" by Martin Davis and Virginia Davis in Textile: The Journal of Cloth & Culture 3, no. 1 (Spring 2005)
(that sweet reference comes from a friend who is researching topics of algorithms in textiles).
DrDave says:
It's possible to achieve Turing completeness with a single loop and no explicit branching.
(I'm not claiming that this result applies to a Jacquard loom — just pointing out that branching isn't an absolute requirement.)
knappa says:
I imagine that it should be possible to implement the 1-dimensional cellular automata on a Jacquard loom.
Atvaark says:
Today's version, still called a Jacquard machine:
CygnusXII says:
WTH? I just watched an episode of QI on youtube, where one of the topics / questions was this very subject.
Joseph Francis says:
Don't forget the James Burke series, "Connections," that discusses this. I forget which episode, but if you have to watch them all to find it, even better.
BannedinDC says:
That show was incredible.
digi_owl says:
Burke's grasp of deadpan was half the series.
Eark_the_Bunny says:
Connections – Episode 4 – "Faith in Numbers"
The James Burke "Connections" series is available for viewing on YouTube.
geech says:
I believe there is one at the Smithsonian, something similar at least. Blew my mind when I first saw it. The long chain of punch cards all stitched together to make one long set of instructions for the loom…incredible.
Kaleberg says:
When I was in the north of England back in the early 1980s I saw a simplified machine for making tweed woven fabrics. The weaving pattern was controlled by a series of metal plates, with or without holes in various positions, linked by a pair of metal chains. It wasn't a Jacquard machine, but obviously worked on a similar principle.
digi_owl says:
Back then cross border patents were not well respected, so quite likely some enterprising Brit got his hands on a Jacquard at some point and started making the equivalent across the channel.
jrishel says:
It is very interesting how Jacquard's invention of basically limitless storage via sequential punch cards went on inspire Babbage and the his work on the the first mechanical computer systems, and later inspired the census taking punch cards which would later grow into IBM. I think I mentioned this book to Maggie before, but I recommend it to anyone interested in the topic: Jacquard's Web
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oh, and want to see what a modern jacquard loom looks like when weaving? no punch cards, this is all electronically controlled http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYVdt5Zmkpc


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More state lawmakers have been subpoenaed by the attorney for former Democratic lawmaker John Arnold, who faces a Legislative Ethics Commission hearing Tuesday on allegations of sexual harassment.
But they may not honor them.
All but one of the House Democratic leaders said they have been served subpoenas: Speaker Greg Stumbo, D-Prestonsburg; Majority Leader Rocky Adkins, D-Sandy Hook; Majority Whip Tommy Thompson, D-Owensboro; and Caucus Chair Sannie Overly, D-Paris.
Only Speaker Pro Tem Larry Clark, D-Louisville, has so far not been served. Rep. John Short, D-Hindman, confirmed Friday he too had been served while Rep. Keith Hall, D-Phelps, and Rep. Will Coursey, D-Symsonia, wouldn't confirm or deny if they had received orders to appear at Tuesday's hearing.
Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, said earlier this week he anticipated receiving a subpoena as well. Stivers and Stumbo, in their roles as leaders of the two legislative chambers, chair the 16-member Legislative Research Commission that employs legislative staff and governs the operations of the General Assembly.
All of the subpoenas apparently are from Arnold's attorney, Steven Downey of Bowling Green. Downey did not immediately return a message left with his office assistant Friday seeking comment.
Stumbo – as he did when CNHI News first reported the subpoenas earlier this week – said he won't honor the subpoena, instead invoking a constitutional immunity for lawmakers while the legislature is in session.
Otherwise, Stumbo said, the executive branch, in violation of the separation of powers, or a partisan judge might subpoena lawmakers to sway the outcome of a vote. He said he will be happy to appear before the Ethics Commission and "tell them whatever they want to know or ask me" – once the session ends in mid-April.
Section 43 of the Kentucky Constitution states: "The members of the General Assembly shall, in all cases except treason, felony, breach or surety of the peace, be privileged from arrest during the attendance on the sessions of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning from the same; and for any speech or debate in either House they shall not be questioned in other place."
Stumbo said he was hoping the Ethics Commission would agree to re-schedule Tuesday's 10 a.m. meeting.
While Stumbo cited the separation of powers between the three branches of government for his position, Tuesday is also the day former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to appear in Louisville on behalf of Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes.
Grimes is the presumptive favorite to win her party's nomination and square off against five-term Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell this fall. McConnell faces a primary challenge from Louisville investment manager Matt Bevin and three minor candidates but McConnell, the Minority Leader of the U.S. Senate, is heavily favored to win the Republican nomination.
During an August 2013 special session of the General Assembly it was revealed that two female legislative staff employees had filed charges with the Ethics Commission, alleging Arnold had sexually harassed them on multiple occasions and had refused to follow directions to stay away from the women. A short time later, a third woman filed similar complaints with the Ethics Commission.
Arnold subsequently resigned his seat in the General Assembly while maintaining his innocence. Two of the women eventually filed suit in Franklin Circuit Court against Arnold, but the subpoenas apparently pertain only to the Ethics Commission hearing scheduled for Tuesday.
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