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Judge David N. Smith spent 23 years teaching students at East Central University, covering subjects such as American government, legal research and constitutional law.
In 1990, Smith launched a full-time legal practice in Ada. He originally specialized in family, Social Security and elder law because they offered opportunities to help people. He later found there were not enough elder-law cases to justify specializing in that area, so he branched out into probate law.
"In family law, you're doing things like guardianships, adoptions, divorce, custody, visitation, child support issues," he said Wednesday. "You're trying to help, in many cases, children — make sure the children are taken care of in guardianship cases and custody cases.
"And in Social Security, you're helping people with disabilities to petition to get benefits under the federal act that would allow them to live a simple but adequate life and provide medical care for their disabilities."
Now, Smith is applying his skills in a new area.
Smith, 62, recently moved to Claremore to accept an appointment as a special district judge for the 12th Judicial District. He was sworn into office Sept. 27 at the Rogers County Courthouse.
Smith is one of six judges in the 12th Judicial District, which covers Rogers, Mayers and Craig counties. He is assigned to the family law docket, reflecting his experience in that field.
Smith said he applied for the position because it represented another opportunity to serve Oklahomans.
"I'm using the set of skills that I've developed over the more than 30 years I've been an attorney, and I'm using those skills in a different way," he said. "Formerly, I was an advocate for my clients, and now I'm listening to advocates advocate for their clients and then making a decision between the advocates."
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A family of three were at the home at the time of the fire. The mother, who is pregnant, and the daughter, who suffers from severe asthma, were taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation.
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Glenn Close is a killer psychopath.
At least, that's the opinion of the fans who turned out Monday for the PaleyFest's tribute to "Damages," the hyper-Machiavellian legal thriller renewed for both a second and third season last fall by FX.
Moderator Stuart Levine cross-examined the panel on the depravity of Ms. Close (or rather, her character, Patty Hewes) while the audience salivated in the gallery.
Appearing for the defense: Stars Ted Danson, Tate Donovan, Anastasia Griffith, Noah Bean, Zeljko Ivanek and Ms. Close herself, with co-creators/producers Daniel Zelman and brothers Todd and Glenn Kessler.
Mr. Zelman and the Kesslers argued that the show studies the results of very human people—specifically women—gaining near-superhuman power. In the case of "Damages," these results include blackmail, induced suicide, murder (both attempted and successful) and—a specialty of Ms. Close's—the execution of a beloved pet.
Their expertise in this kind of heartlessness, they said, was hard-earned from their early work experience with entertainment industry executives.
"Like who?" quipped Mr. Donovan.
For his part, Mr. Danson claimed he and Ms. Close, who play a corrupt billionaire and an unscrupulous attorney, respectively, are actually nice people and not soulless narcissists. In a humble admission, he argued that they worked extensively with an acting coach who had to leaven their narcissistic characters with humanity.
"And yet I keep using the word 'narcissism,'" he said of his own defense, then deadpanned, "More questions for me."
The panelists may have felt that their characters weren't all delicious maleficence, but the "Damages" highlight reel that accompanied the panel showed less "nuanced humanity" than "highly amoral legal malpractice," featuring back stabbings both literal and figurative, Mr. Danson saltily ordering a hit and Ms. Close acting suspiciously close to unhinged.
Smiling beatifically from the dais, Ms. Close insisted that her character was more than a garden-variety lunatic. "I didn't want to play a psychopath," she said. After a pause, she added (to the audible delight of the audience), "I've already done that."
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2010 Track: Outdoor: 24th in 5,000 meter at RMAC Championships with time of 16:39.03. ... Outdoor best/5,000 meter-16:12.50, 1,500 meter-4:26.89
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"High School Cross-Country". ... He placed 141st at 2008 Colorado Class 5A State Championship, time of 18:17.84.
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|February 25, 2013
|Dakin, English Earn USTFCCCA All-Academic Award
|University of Colorado Colorado Springs men's cross country student-athletes Luke Dakin and Mike English earned a spot on the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-Academic teams announced this morning.
|February 4, 2013
|Men's cross country members volunteer at Kenyan children's center
|During the winter break, some of us used the time off to head somewhere warm. Kenya is probably farther than any of us traveled, but members of the UCCS men's cross country team called it home for almost a month.
|October 20, 2012
|Trujillo Leads No. 9 UCCS to Fourth-Place Finish at RMAC Championships
|Emilio Trujillo turned in the best finish for a University of Colorado Colorado Springs men's cross country runner since 1998 and the second-best individual conference finish in program history to lead the No. 9 Mountain Lions to a fourth-place finish at this morning's RMAC Cross Country Championships at Monument Valley Park.
|September 15, 2012
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|Emilio Trujillo won his second race of the season with 26 minutes, eight seconds on the eight-kilometer course to lead the University of Colorado Colorado Springs men's cross country team to a perfect score victory this morning at the Colorado College Invitational at Monument Valley Park.
|May 11, 2012
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|Gunnison, CO: Like a postal carrier, the track & field team competes in all kinds of weather. During their three days at the RMAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Gunnison, Colorado, the Mountain Lions saw rain, snow, high winds, sunny skies, freezing temperatures and lastly in the 70's.
|May 1, 2012
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|Getting things started for the mountain lions were several of the middle and long-distance squad who traveled to Lawrence, Kansas for the KU Relays. Despite swirling winds during the Thursday and Friday evening sessions of the three day meet, several of the UCCS runners recorded personal or season bests. Highlights from the meet included Alexa Urban running a season best in the 800 meters of 2:15.66 to rank her fifth in the RMAC. Ryan Derrick placed sixth among college runners in the 3000 meter steeplechase, Mike English was the seventh placing collegian in the 5000 meters with a time of 15:02.19 which is number five on the UCCS all-time performance list.
|April 16, 2012
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|The UCCS trackster's have been busy covering the miles between meets in Albuquerque, Pueblo and Boulder over the past two weeks, setting numerous school records, season, and lifetime bests in the process.
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|COLORADO SPRINGS-The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs' Lauren Graham and Brien Hopkins were named to the 2010-11 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field All Academic First Team, the conference announced Tuesday.
|December 23, 2010
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|Mike English of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was named 2010 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Men's Cross Country second-team All-Academic, the conference announced Wednesday. Seven other Mountain Lions were named to the RMAC academic honor roll.
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- Heat the vegetable oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Stir in the quinoa, onion, garlic, and green pepper. Cook and stir 5 to 10 minutes until the onion is tender, and the quinoa has lightly toasted. Stir in the tomato sauce and water, then season with the chili powder, garlic powder, and cumin. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until the quinoa is tender, and the liquid is absorbed, about 30 minutes. Stir the quinoa occasionally as it cooks.
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I am the author of this recipe. My kids love this dish, and I created it with their young palates in mind... if you're cooking for adults, definitely kick up the spice!! I most recently made this dish as a stuffing for stuffed peppers. I had some salsa I needed to use, so added it while the quinoa was simmering. To bake the peppers, (I only stuffed 3) I stood them in a loaf pan, added condensed tomato soup to the bottom of the pan, and covered with foil, baked at 375 for about a half hour, uncovered and sprinkled with cheese, returned to the oven for a minute, and served with black beans.
Love this recipe! I double or triple the spices because it seemed bland the first time I made it. I also love to add a can of black beans (rinsed) and a can of no salt added corn for a heartier version. I add the beans and corn about 3-5 minutes before the quinoa is done. Great with some fajita veggies and salsa all wrapped up in a whole wheat tortilla!
This was fantastic. It is a clever take on traditional Spanish rice. I used canned tomatoes instead of tomato sauce to give it a little more of appeal.
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 126 cal
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- Fat
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- 7%
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- 6%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Knightdale's Kimani Hoffman was a man in motion Saturday during the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A indoor track and field championships.
Hoffman won the long jump (22 feet, 11 inches) and the triple jump (48-1), was fifth in the 55-meter dash (6.58 seconds) and 10th in the 300 (36.96 seconds).
He dashed between qualifying races and preliminary jumps all afternoon.
"It was a really long day between running back and forth from the long jump early to the running events and then the triple jump," Hoffman said. "It really took a toll on my legs."
He hopes to jump 50 feet in the triple jump this year, and he thinks he can do better in the 300.
"I would have liked to do better in the 300, but I didn't have any break all day," he said.
Hoffman was the male most outstanding performer and helped the Knights win their fourth straight NCHSAA 4A indoor title.
Teammate Marquavious Johnson was named the sportsmanship winner. The awards are given to a member of the first- or second-place team. He also won the 500 meters (tying the state record with a 1 minute, 4.05 seconds) and helped the Knights win the 1,600 relay in a state record 3:21.1.
"We really don't consider ourselves a team, we're a family," Johnson said. "We spend so much time together working to get better."
Comfortable hurdles: Durham Hillside sophomore Marcus Krah also had a leg-wearying day.
He was second to Hoffman in the long jump and won the 55 hurdles in 7.43 seconds.
"I felt so comfortable with my form and my preparation for the race," Krah said. "I was just so hyped to win after having a great day of focus."
A lot of heart: Southeast Raleigh senior Jamaree Murray said although he had trained to run multiple events, t it still was difficult.
He won the 300 (34.74), was second in the 500 and was on the runner-up 1,600 relay.
"I just tried to take things one race at a time," Murray said. "It wasn't easy; you train yourself so you're physically able to compete (in multiple events), but once you get here, it takes all heart to do it."
Faster finals: Cary sophomore Charminique Hackney, who has turned in some of the top 55-meter times in the country this season, didn't shine during qualifying. She was fifth in the preliminaries with a 7.21-second time.
Wakefield's Ama-Selina Tchume, who recently signed with Virginia Tech, led qualifiers with a 7.06.
Tchume ran a 7.06 in the final, too, but Hackney put up a 7.05 for the title.
"I felt like I got a bad start, but I didn't let it get to me," Hackney said. "I just try not to think about anything – good or bad – while I'm racing. It means a lot to win as a sophomore, racing against great upperclassmen."
Tchume won the 300 in 39.21.
Freshman flies: Leesville Road freshman Nevada Mareno set the state record in the 1,000 (2:56.24). She was surprised.
"I just wanted to get a (personal record), maybe run like 2:59 or something. In no way was I ever thinking about a state record," she said.
Mareno nipped Asheville Roberson's Casey Greenwalt (2:56.27) by three-hundredths of a second.
"Coming down the stretch I knew she could feel me coming because she kept drifting my way," Mareno said. "I didn't know if I could get there or not, having to run that far (the runners were in the third and fourth lanes at the finish), so I just kept pushing and threw my arm out just at the last moment and I got it."
Mareno also ran on the Pride's winning 3,200 relay team with Sarah Bigelow, G'Jasmyne Butler and Taylor Hemming. The official results had an incorrect name in the Leesville Road lineup and omitted Mareno's name.
Timely best: Durham Jordan's Jordyn Brown had her best competition of the season at the right time. Her winning high jump of 5-4 was her best of the season.
"I didn't have any misses until we got to 5-6," she said. "It feels great to achieve something I haven't been able to stop thinking about all week."
On the other hand, Knightdale's Jamie Brown won the high jump by clearing 6-4, well below his hopes.
"I was hoping for a (personal record), like 6-8 or 6-10," he said. "But a win is a win."
Wolverine awards: Wakefield's Ama-Selina Tschume was the girls' most valuable performer. She won the 300 (39.21 seconds) and was second in the 55 and the long jump.
Tia Robinson of Wakefield won the girls' sportsmanship award. She was second in the 500 and ninth in the high jump.
Tim Stevens contributed to this story.
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Giving businesses the tools to succeed in Westchester County was the focus of a marketing campaign launched in Elmsford Monday.
"We fight because we believe you can always do better," stated Laurence Gottlieb, director of the county's Office of Economic Development.
He went on to outline a plan to help small and medium-sized businesses start up and thrive in Westchester.
With Captain Lawrence Brewing Company's new tasting room as the backdrop, business leaders from around the county gathered to check out Grow, a publication from the county that likens growing a business to maintaining a garden.
"We want to build our bench strength as that critical economic engine by helping individuals who have that spark of entrepreneurial spirit—to feed that spark so that it turns into a flame as we see here at Captain Lawrence," Gottlieb said.
In addition to the brewery that was founded in Pleasantville, the advertising campaign features Regeneron Laboratories, the Hudson Valley Hospital Center and Candela Systems, among others.
"Much of the day-to-day assistance we provide is in the form of guidance," said Rob Astorino, Westchester County executive. "We can help find resources that people might not know about as quickly as possible—whether it's in financing or mentoring or even networking."
Captain Lawrence Owner and Founder Scott Vaccaro, a native of South Salem and current Pleasantville resident, said he always knew his business would be in his home county.
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Captain Timothy Callahan, P.E., U.S. Air Force, has been honored as the nation's top federal engineer. As director of the Air Force Civil Engineer Basic Course, Captain Timothy Callahan, P.E. leads 30 civil engineering school faculty and 28 guest instructors. This role has integrated 176 officers into the career field's first "total force" initial skills courses, while simultaneously orchestrating the development of distance learning content for future editions of the course.
One of his most notable courses while working with the Air Force Institute of Technology was its first provincial reconstruction team project management course. He developed the course that taught 77 engineers across the US Air Force, Navy, and Army how best to execute a $400 million commander emergency response program mission in Afghanistan. He has also revamped how the school's students provide feedback, reducing costs by 90%. He holds a bachelor's and a master's in civil engineering, both earned from the University of Southern California.
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It's not every day that Judge Lance Ito and 92.3 FM DJ Art Laboe break bread, but that's what happened when Los Angeles magazine hosted a luncheon at the Intercontinental Hotel yesterday sponsored by Lexus to recognize the many diverse voices featured in our April "Race in L.A." issue. Over plates of crab salad and red snapper, In-Ha Cho, a Korean veteran who was shot while defending local businesses from looters during the riots in 1992, Rhonda Mitchell, a former 911 operator who fielded calls during that time, Aurea Montes-Rodriguez, a community organizer whose life work was informed by the riots, and Jonathan Lopez and Sophia Lykke, two of the twenty-year-olds of mixed race profiled in our issue, shared stories and shook hands with community leaders like Korean Churches for Community Development founder Hyepin Im, who had stopped by to discuss what race means in L.A. now. "We've gotten some calls from readers who don't see themselves reflected in the covers," said Los Angeles magazine editor-in-chief Mary Melton, pointing to blowups of Los Angeles magazine's three April covers after a kind introduction by Walton Isaacson agency co-founder Aaron Walton. "But we've had a huge amount of positive feedback as well." She went on to read from a letter that had just arrived applauding the controversial package and calling it every Angeleno's responsibility to "create progress in the ashes of the past." We couldn't agree more.
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In 1998, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Inc. launched Operation Round-Up – a program that is funded by our members and distributed every two months by a nine-member board of directors.
The way it works is simple. Participating members voluntarily permit their monthly electric bills to be rounded up to the nearest dollar. Monies generated form this program are then allocated to the Operation Round-Up Trust Foundation.
Recipients of these funds include organizations and individuals from across the cooperative's four-county service territory who meet the qualifications for application set forth by program guidelines.
Operation Round-Up has allowed needy individuals to cover outstanding medical expenses or purchase medical supplies when insurance was depleted. Emergency response agencies have been outfitted with equipment necessary to answer swiftly to the call of duty.
Pryor Ministries Center was recently awarded two Operation Round-Up grants. One was for a new commercial-sized double freezer for $3,500 and another for $1,000 to purchase personal hygiene products to distribute to Pryor Ministries Center clients.
The Pryor Ministries Center is a 501c3, non-profit, volunteer group which collects and distributes food and clothing to those in need. They have been operating out of the new location at 15 SW Third St. in Pryor for two years. The center operates entirely on donations, grants and volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering or have a donation to make, call (918) 824-1128.
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---- — The former St. Mary's School in Oneonta will be the site of an open house today to showcase Springbrook's expansion into the facility.
Springbrook will host the holiday-themed open house from 1 to 7 p.m., including a reception for a community art show. From 3 to 5 p.m., there will be an informational meeting about Consolidated Supports and Services for people with disabilities, including information about self-determination and independent living. For more information about the CSS session, call 353-7272, ext. 2900.
From 1 to 6 p.m., guests can tour the new facility. During the tours, staff will be available to answer questions and provide additional information. From 3 to 6:30 p.m., families can join the Springbrook Recreation Club for arts, crafts, and games.
The "Gifts Unwrapped" community art show reception will be from 4 to 6 p.m.
For more information on the Open House or the Gifts Unwrapped art show, click on the "News" tab at www.Springbrookny.org, or call 286-7171, ext. 370.
The school is at 5588 State Highway 7 in the town of Oneonta.
Springbrook, which provides services to more than 850 people with developmental disabilities from across New York state, is Otsego County's third-largest employer with more than 1,100 employees.


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Thursday, February 13, 2003Chicago, Ill. ñ Five Crusaders scored in double figures as first-place Valpo defeated Chicago State 81-70. Raitis Grafs led the Crusaders with 18 points, while Roberto Nieves and Stalin Ortiz added 15 each. Kikas Gomes tallied 12 points and Greg Tonagel scored 10. Ali Berdiel dished out a career-high nine assists for Valpo (14-8, 8-1 Mid-Con). The Crusaders, who have won three straight games and nine of the last 10, made 64 percent of their shots, including eight of 14 from 3-point range.
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QUITMAN — The Eustace Bulldogs continued to be the pacesetters in District 7-2A Friday night with a 31-12 road win over the Quitman Bulldogs that kept them unscathed through three district outings.
Coach Brian Herman's squad upped its season mark to 4-3 and can now turn its attention to a showdown at home next week against preseason district favorite Winnsboro, which was a 38-0 winner against Grand Saline Friday night.
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July 31, 2014
The holidays can be a time for stress and depression. Mental health experts say it can also be a time to help those get the medical attention they need. State officials say they're doing all they can to help as well. Speaking at the community based "Care For People With Mental Illness" symposium, Carmen Hooker Odom, the state's Secretary for the Department of Health and Human Services, says progress is being made in mental health reforms. Odom says to help loved ones with mental health issues, embrace them unconditionally. Find out their exact mental condition beforehand so that if a doctor is needed, proper treatment can be administered.


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She's never been one for conventional methods, so when it came time for Beyoncé Knowles to defend her marriage to Jay Z, she decided to use a visual medium.
The "Crazy in Love" singer posed a photo of Jay and their daughter Blue Ivy on the beach along with the caption, "My favorite hue is Jay Z Blue."
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Taking her profile to the next level, Allison Williams has signed on to play the lead role in NBC's upcoming production of "Peter Pan."
The "Girls" actress is said to be excited about the opportunity, and she'll get to work alongside Tinseltown legend Christopher Walken, who will play Captain Hook.
While the fall season usually includes dropping temperatures, Jessica Alba is keeping things red hot with her Maxim magazine cover shot for the September 2014 issue.
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With a solid career and a loving marriage, Kate Bosworth can't help but think of the possibility of having a child in the not-too-distant future.
In her cover story, the "Blue Crush" actress tells InStyle magazine that she and husband Michael Polish are in talks for family expansion.
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It's a sad time for Drew Barrymore's family, as her half-sister Jessica Barrymore was discovered lifeless in her car on Tuesday morning (July 29).
According to a report, the 48-year-old woman was seated in the vehicle surrounded by "dozens of white pills," and when a neighbor couldn't wake her, she called the police.
Given his meteoric rise to fame, it's no wonder Zac Efron had a hard time coping with the rapid changes in his life and career after "High School Musical."
And during his episode of "Running Wild with Bear Grylls," the "Hairspray" hunk attempted to articulate the contributing factors to his struggle with addiction.
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They're both superstar heartthrobs but last night (July 29) Justin Bieber and Orlando Bloom looked more like street fighters.
While partying in Ibiza, Spain at Cipriani, the "One Less Lonely Girl" singer and the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor came very close to getting into a fistfight.
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Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including wireless Internet access (surcharge) and gift shops/newsstands.
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- General
Once hailed as Le Petit Grand Dame in the early 1900s, this historic building and landmark retains much of the historic grandeuer and french architecture to date when its doors opened to the public in 2002.
Located 1 block from Lafayette Square (named after Marquis de Lafayette) and the White House, the hotel offers 6 meeting rooms that carry the names of Parisian landmarks (Bastille) and districts (Montmartre). A business center provides complimentary use of a computer station with high-speed Internet access. The mini-library off the lobby has plush red-velvet seating and books on travel destinations, interior design, art, fashion, and lifestyle.
iCi Urban Bistro, the French-styled American bistro is a poplular lunch spot with a seasonal outdoor terrace. Evenings are more relaxed and a leisurely dinner menu is inspired nightly by the creative Chef Franch Locquet. The trendy and chic Le Bar serves innovative cocktails and light fare. Room service is available 24 hours a day.
Guests can stay up-to-date and well hydrated while working out at the hotel's fitness center, which offers treadmills with plasma TV screens, as well as complimentary bottled water and fruit.
The Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square is a smoke-free property.
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- Room service (24 hours)
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- Limo or Town Car service available
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 12
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iCi Urban Bistro - Contemporary American cuisine with a French twist. Seasonal outdoor terrace. Breakfast and dinner daily, lunch weekdays.
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- Frisée and Watercress Salad
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- Wild Mushroom Risotto
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Le Bar - Off the lobby, this popular watering hole is a meeting place for DC power brokers. Generously sized armchairs and sofas invite patrons to relax and partake in the French art of conversation. Open from early afternoon until late evening.
Sample menu for Le Bar
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- Lobster and Vegetable Spring Rolls
- Jefferson (Frïs Vodka, Grand Marnier, Black Raspberry Liqueur, Sweet and Sour Mix)
- Moët & Chandon, Brut, Imperial Rosé
- Viognier, Zaca Mesa, Santa Ynez, 2000
- Château Greysac, Médoc, France, 1999
Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square offers room service 24 hours a day.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 16.95 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 45 per day (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 30 per night
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Up to 3 children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
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- A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party CertifiedThis property participates in Green Key Eco-Rating Program, a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.
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Dell Releases Streak Source Code
Get access to the mini tablet's custom ROM.
Dell has released the custom Android ROM built for the recently released Dell Streak, a mini tablet/smartphone hybrid. Currently, the Streak runs on a modified build of Android 1.6, something critics were quick to fault on the device.
Recently, the development community accused Dell of not releasing some of the open source components found in the Streak –– a requirement of the GPL. This announcement essentially puts those concerns to rest.
Now, with all of the components available to developers maybe they can beat Dell to porting Android 2.2 to the device while keeping all of the custom UI and applications intact. The source code can be downloaded here.
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Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
New cloud combines worldwide access with local attention to data security.
New Attack Targets Wireless Logins
A first cousin of the recent Heartbleed attack affects EAP-based wireless and peer-to-peer authentication.
Geeks Petition for Free Lenovo BIOS
FOSS community acts to protect freedom of choice for laptop devices.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Christopher Savoie doesn't appear to be holding up well after more than a week in a Japanese jail.
That's the word from a journalist who gained access to the Franklin father.
Savoie is locked up in a jail near Fukuoka, Japan, accused of trying to abduct the children who were abducted from him. It's been eight days since he was arrested -- and prosecutors will decide this week whether to keep him locked up or send him back home.
Savoie went to Japan to rescue the two children -- Isaac and Rebecca -- after his ex-wife abducted them and a Williamson County judge gave him full custody.
Tuesday, his current wife appeared on the CBS Early Show as a CBS News producer described -- live on the air -- what she saw when she visited Savoie in jail.
"I'm sorry to say that a week in a Japan jail is clearly taking a toll on your husband," producer Lucy Craft told Amy Savoie.
"He was disheveled. He looked very haggard. His hair was unwashed. He had a lot of stubble on his chin. I think he's struggling to keep his spirits up -- both because the conditions in the jail are quite difficult and also because he faces the very real prospect of a stiff prison sentence.
"He did say that he was very frightened because he's being housed with suspects in violent crimes. Also, the lights are on all the time -- so he says he doesn't sleep very well. And he could be stuck in this jail for another two weeks as prosecutors decide what to do with him."
The CBS producer says she also went to the home of Savoie's ex-wife, Noriko, to get her side.But neither Noriko nor the children were there.
The producer said they appear to have gone into hiding.
Some friends of Noriko Savoie have suggested that Christopher somehow lured her to Tennessee under false pretenses, that he tricked her into an American divorce.
But Williamson County Judge Jim Martin heard both sides and this is what he said in court: "She clearly understood that, when she was coming to the United States, she wasn't coming here to reconcile.... She came here knowing that [her husband] wanted a divorce."
Noriko Savoie entered into a divorce agreement in which she promised to raise the children here in Tennessee so they could be close to their father.
In return, she got almost $800,000 in cash -- a settlement that experts say she likely would not have received under Japanese law.
On The Early Show, Amy Savoie appealed to the Japanese government that has refused to recognize Noriko's abduction of the children to Japan as a crime.
"If parental abduction isn't a crime why is my husband in jail?' she asked. "This is a family problem. It's not a criminal problem."
Watch CBS 'Early Show' on the Savoie Case (10/6/09)
'Japan Times' Columnist Examines Cultural Issues Behind Savoie Case
Reporter's Notebook: 'Why Don't You Tell The Other Side?'
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By Gary Fauber
Assistant Sports Editor
For one day at least, Pipestem State Park was kinder than its Grandview counterpart.
Eight of 14 golfers finished under par after the first round of the 31st annual BNI Memorial Golf Tournament began the weekend at the Summers County course. That includes the top six, topped by co-leaders Alan Wharton and Tad Tomblin, both of whom shot a 7-under 65.
Tomblin's name was on the lips of the foursome that finished behind him.
"Was Tad 29 on the back nine?" Wyoming East alumnus Evan Muscari asked at the scorer's table.
Indeed, Tomblin posted a 29 after going even par on the frontside.
"I did it all on the back nine," Tomblin said, understatedly.
Tomblin, the 2010 runner-up, had seven birdies after the turn, including one on the par-5, 535-yard No. 16.
"I made a lot of putts," said Tomblin, who won the West Virginia Junior Amateur in 1995. "These greens were really good. For some reason I was reading them well and made a bunch of putts."
The same was true for Wharton, a 25-year BNI veteran whose round was a tournament personal-best.
"The putter was hot, and that's typical," said Wharton, a Summersville native who now resides in Columbus, Ohio. "When you shoot low, it's always based on your putter. I made about four putts (from) about 20, 25 feet."
Wharton, who rolled into town at 10 p.m. Friday, said the longer holes helped him post his low score.
"I knocked it on three of the four par-5s for eagle," the 2008 BNI Memorial Classic champion said. "That was nice. It was just a good day."
Josh Arbaugh, of Canvass, is one stroke off the lead at 6-under 66 and is followed by two-time winner Brandon Reece at 5-under 67.
Brian Anania and Muscari are tied at 68.
Tim Boggs and Mike Powers broke the Pipestem roll, firing 69s at Grandview.
Three golfers, Dwight Smith, Christian Brand and Brandon Waters, are tied at 70. Brand, the two-time defending BNI champion and last month's winner at the West Virginia Amateur, immediately took to the putting green after his round.
Finishing at 1-under 71 were Derek Brooks, Bruce Wetherholt and Brandon Watkins.
Arbaugh, like Wharton and Tomblin, credited his play on the greens.
"My putter was pretty good," said Arbaugh, who will graduate from West Virginia University in May. "I couldn't hit very good off the tee, but I putted and chipped pretty well. If I missed a green, I got up and down. I think there was one hole I didn't get up and down, but I made a lot of putts."
Reece began his day with a bogey on No. 1, just as Tomblin did. He didn't have a 29 in his bag on the backside, but he still was able to turn potential disaster into a great round.
"I just didn't want to do anything stupid and play my way out of the tournament," Reece said. "I just told myself that I had pretty much three rounds after that hole, so just stay patient and keep grinding away. The birdies are out here. Stay patient and it will eventually come. That was the only bogey I had the rest of the day."
He saved the best for last, holing a 35-foot putt on No. 18 to finish with a flourish.
"It felt good to leave on a good note," Reece said.
The tournament continues today, with golfers switching courses. The plan for maintaining first-round momentum seemed to be the same for all involved.
"Just go out there and have fun again," Arbaugh said. "It was good seeing these guys, like always. Just try to keep it in the fairway and make some putts again and see what happens."
"I'm just going to go out and play," Tomblin said. "We've still got 36 holes and there's a lot of good players in this tournament."
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Our All-Western New York team will be published Saturday, which is also the day that the Connolly Cup will be awarded.
But when it comes to postseason awards, Akeel Lynch of St. Francis -- as he has a tendency to do -- got a quick start.
The outstanding running back of the Monsignor Martin champion Red Raiders, who has verbally committed to Boston College, was named New York State's Gatorade Player of the Year.
Here's the info at ESPNHS site, which includes the award program's "three pillars: athletic production and impact in the 2011 season, high academic achievement and exemplary personal character." There's also a nice quote from Bishop Timon-St. Jude coach Charlie Comerford.
It is the third time a Western New York player has won the award, and first since Malik Campbell of Turner-Carroll won it in 1996. Bill Schoenle of Williamsville South won it in 1986, which was the second year the award was presented.
Our Player of the Year award comes out Saturday. I'll discuss our choice, the Connolly Cup and the entire All-WNY team in our weekly live chat next Wednesday.
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'The Giver' film adaptation gets a trailer
When you first hear that a book's going to be adapted for the big screen, there's always a certain amount of sadness that accompanies the news. A certain amount of passing rumination on the many various ways a story or its characters can be butchered an unrecognizable degree (we're looking at you, Luhrmann). A certain level of "Well now Daniel Radcliffe just is Harry Potter and vice-versa, forever and ever." But all that goes out the window when the realization that Jeff Bridges is going to portray The Giver hits.
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GALVESTON COUNTY, Texas—The large yellow signs with the red letter R are hard to miss when driving along Interstate 45. This election season, members of the Republican Party strategically placed the signs to promote straight-ticket voting.
When voters go to the polls Tuesday, they have a list of races to make choices in. In the races featuring political party candidates, voters have the option to avoid going race-by-race and instead pick candidates by party — Republican, Democratic or Libertarian.
Straight-ticket voting was heavily credited to helping Republicans make a sweep of the major county offices in 2010. Democrats, point to the scandals that came about from a slew of GOP candidates who made it into office thanks in large part to the straight-ticket voting.
While straight-ticket voting was up in the 2010 election, truth is, traditionally in Galveston County, it has accounted for a large chunk of the total number of votes cast.
Two years ago, 58 percent of the votes cast was straight party votes. Republicans dominated in the category with 36.6 of the total number of votes cast in that election going straight GOP, according to county election records.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama burned through nearly $116 million in September, close to twice as much as Republican challenger Mitt Romney, according to reports filed Saturday, highlighting the divergent strategies of the two candidates as they headed into the final stretch of the White House race.
Obama has kept up a costly but unrelenting press against his competitor through the summer and fall, pumping nearly $300 million into television ads in the general election so far, according to a Republican source tracking ad buys. Romney — backed by an array of outside groups spending hundreds of millions on his behalf — largely stockpiled his resources and then unleashed an major air barrage beginning this month. He has spent almost $166 million on ads in the general election.


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Commonwealth Journal
July 24, 2013
Properties in Pulaski County are assesed at $3 billion
Real estate values remaining stagnant
by Bill Mardis
Commonwealth Journal
Somerset —
Property assessments for tax purposes on residential (real estate), farm and commercial properties in Pulaski County total slightly more than $3 billion this year, but the expected annual increase in total valuation is one of the smallest in memory.
Despite media reports of a housing market recovery, property values remain stagnant in Pulaski County, according to T.W. Todd, property valuation administrator.
"There are still a lot of foreclosures," Todd said. A particularly depressed market is second homes, such as lakefront properties.
"Tax assessments were lowered on many second homes," Todd noted. Assessments are based on selling prices of like properties, and " ... when people decide to sell second homes they want to get rid of them quickly; they let them go, even at a loss. Overall, second homes are not selling," the PVA said.
Total assessed value of residential, farm and commercial properties increased only about $8.6 million this year when compared to 2012. Assessed value in 2012 rose nearly $22 million over 2011.
Assessments of residential properties actually declined slightly more than $2 million this year compared to last. Residential property assessments in 2013 were $2,041,481,208; in 2012, assessments in the same property category totaled $2,043,434,562.
Farm land in Pulaski County is assessed this year for tax purposes at $324,973,572, a slight increase of $87,420 over the 2012 assessment.
Assessments of commercial properties increased by nearly $11 million. For this year, total assessments of commercial properties are $730,486,916. Last year, assessments totaled $719,627,843.
Pulaski County has 38,616 residential properties, 6,275 farms and 2,295 commercial properties, according to 2012 statistics.
Property assessments in Pulaski County for 2013 have not been certified by the Kentucky Department of Revenue, " ... or at least they haven't told us," Todd said. Tangible property assessments, mostly inventories, and assessed values of nearly 80,000 motor vehicles in Pulaski County were not available.
Various governmental entities and taxing districts in Pulaski County won't set 2013 tax rates until later this year. Tax bills will be mailed in September or early October.


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I cover CRM, Cloud Computing, ERP and Enterprise Software
In working with manufacturers and financial services firms over the last year, one point is becoming very clear: SaaS is gaining trust as a solid alternative for global deployments across the enterprise. And this trend has been accelerating in the last six months. One case in point is a 4,000 seat SaaS CRM deployment going live in Australia, Europe, and the U.S. by December of this year.
What's noteworthy about this shift is that just eighteen months ago an Australian-based manufacturer was only considering SaaS for on-premises enhancement of their CRM system. What changed? The European and U.S. distribution and sales offices were on nearly 40 different CRM, quoting, proposal and pricing systems. It was nearly impossible to track global opportunities.
Meanwhile business was booming in Australia and there were up-sell and cross-sell opportunities being missed in the U.S. and European-based headquarters of their prospects. The manufacturer chose to move to a global SaaS CRM solution quickly. Uniting all three divisions with a global sales strategy forced the consolidation of 40 different quoting, pricing and CRM systems in the U.S. alone. What they lost in complexity they are looking to pick up in global customer sales.
Measuring Where SaaS Is Cannibalizing On-Premise Enterprise Applications
Gartner's Market Trends: SaaS's Varied Levels of Cannibalization to On-Premises Applications published: 29 October 2012 breaks out the percent of SaaS revenue for ten different enterprise application categories. The greener the color the greater the adoption. As was seen with the Australian manufacturer, CRM continues dominate this trend of SaaS cannibalizing on-premise enterprise applications.
Additional take-aways from this report include the following:
Bottom Line: Enterprises and their need to compete with greater accuracy and speed are driving the cannibalization of on-premise applications faster than many anticipated; enterprise software vendors need to step up and get in front of this if they are going to retain their greatest sources of revenue.
Source: Market Trends: SaaS's Varied Levels of Cannibalization to On-Premises Applications Published: 29 October 2012 written by Chad Eschinger, Joanne M. Correia, Yanna Dharmasthira, Tom Eid, Chris Pang, Dan Sommer, Hai Hong Swinehart and Laurie F. Wurster
The same trend is true across SMBs as well. The movement towards cloud alternatives makes sense considering the many potential benefits (rapid deployment, scalability, flexibility, cost efficiencies, etc.). However, sustainable success and ROI is always the result of starting with a comprehensive strategy including a needs assessment like the one HP and VMWare offer.
Interesting to see the benefits of SaaS getting more and more traction in the market. Our company picked up on this years ago and built an entire new SaaS solution. The results for us and our clients include all of those listed above and more, in particular, instant connectivity from anywhere on the planet. We've had plenty of anectodal evidence indicating a marked increase of productivity as well.
Hi Louis.
I have a question related with this post.
According to Gartner, worldwide SaaS revenue is expected to reach USD 14.5 billion in 2012.
How this value is divided in terms of the different SaaS applications (eg. CRM, ERP, Project Management Software…).
And which will be the CAGR for each one of these Saas applications in the next 4 years?
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— BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Birmingham's new baseball stadium is set to be unveiled this week.
WBRC-TV reports (http://bit.ly/YaLHtH) that a ribbon-cutting ceremony was set to take place Monday at the new Regions Field.
The ceremony was moved to Wednesday evening, just before the Birmingham Barons play the Mississippi Braves at 7:05 p.m. Officials say that will allow Gov. Robert Bentley to be there to take part in the ceremony.


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America is one hell of a country, according to Rick Santorum
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"The mind is its own place, and in itself Can make a heav'n of hell, a hell of heav'n." ~from Paradise Lost "This is not a political war at all," Rick Santorum told Catholic students at Ave Maria college. "This is not a cultural war. This is a spiritual war. And the Father of Lies has his sights on what you would think the Father of Lies would have his sights on: a good, decent, powerful, influential country – the United States of America. If you were Satan, who would you attack in this day and age. There is no one else to go after other than the United States and that has been the case now for almost two hundred years, once America's…
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Apple seeds iOS 6.1 beta 3 to developers
Apple has released iOS 6.1 beta 3 to developers. If you're a paid iOS developer, head on over to Settings > General > Software Update to update in place, or developer.apple.com to download and install manually via iTunes.
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Anyone notice any major changes yet?
Just widgets and a public Siri API. Other than that, not much else to get excited about.
I'll download this when I get home. No wifi at work.
Are they fixing the AT&T Microcell issues?
you say widgets, be more specific please
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ive just figured out that if you want to go back to iOS 6.0.1 from 6.1 beta 3 is to just (windows users) hold shift, click check for update, then search iOS 6.0.1 firmware


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A basic course on Constitutional Criminal Procedure, with comprehensive consideration of topics under the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Among the topics considered are search and seizure law including probable cause to search and arrest, the warrant requirement and its exceptions, and the exclusionary rule; custodial interrogation, confessions and the privilege against self-incrimination; double jeopardy; the right to counsel and effective assistance of counsel; the death penalty and the Eighth Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishments; lineups and other forms of pretrial identification.
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STILLWATER, Okla. —
Oklahoma State got exactly what it needed to buck its first losing streak of the season — a short-handed, overmatched Texas Christian University squad.
Though the game was never in doubt with the Cowboys rolling to a 63-45 blowout, the Pokes played down to their opponents — finishing with more turnovers and never putting together a game-ending run.
"I'm happy with the win, we'll take it. But I'm not really excited about our performance," OSU coach Travis Ford said. "I didn't think we played with the intensity level that you need to play with (in conference)."
Ending a stretch of three straight games scoring just single digits, the Cowboys finally got Le'Bryan Nash back on track with 13 points — 9 of which came in the first half to give OSU a 36-22 lead at the break.
"There is no doubt in my mind that I can score a lot. My team needs me to score, so that's what I focused on — getting back in a groove and scoring the ball," said Nash, who played just 29 minutes in the lopsided affair. "I blame myself for the three losses because I wasn't in a groove and I just want to help this team out as much as I can."
Also scoring in double digits for the Pokes was freshman point guard Marcus Smart with a 14 points — going 5 for 5 from the field — and junior guard Markel Brown, also with 14 to go with a game-high 5 assists.
Though OSU wasn't quite on pace with its season average in scoring (71.4), the Cowboys were taking better looks, going 25 for 48 from the field (52.1 percent) — well above their season average of 44.2 percent. The problem for the Oklahoma State offense, however, was 24 turnovers — the most committed by the Cowboys this season.
"The first half we shot the ball well (61.9 percent), but didn't reward ourselves because we turned it over too much," Ford said. "I thought we should have expanded our lead a little bit more had we taken care of the basketball."
With TCU being grossly outmatched, the Cowboys were able to get back in a flow with rebounding. Oklahoma State dominated the glass with 40 rebounds — a keeping TCU to just 17, including only 2 on the offensive glass.
Getting back in the win column came at a perfect time for the Pokes, who travel to Norman Saturday for a 2 p.m. contest against Bedlam rival Oklahoma. The Sooners (10-3) are riding a three-game winning streak, with the latest victory being a 67-57 comeback road win over West Virginia to open conference play.
"Oklahoma's a good team. It's Bedlam, so we're going to be focused going into this game," Nash said. "It's going to be a rowdy crowd and we've just got to be prepared."


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Niagara Gazette — Some good news to start.
An old friend and Niagara Falls native has just received one of the highest honors a lawyer can achieve.
Joseph LaTona has been named by Best Lawyers in America as its 2014 "Lawyer of the Year" in the area of white collar criminal defense.
In my years of covering the courts, from the towns to the U.S. Supreme Court, Joe has always been one of the top litigators I've watched. And don't just take it from me.
From judges to lawyers on the other side of the courtroom, Joe is universally admired for both his expertise and his professionalism.
I'll tell you what else is cool about Joe. He's never forgotten his Niagara Falls roots. He is as passionate in his love for his hometown as he is in representing his clients.
Nice job Joe ... and well deserved congratulations.
Time to Explore
It's that time of the year when Sheriff Jim Voutour announces the return of the the Niagara County Law Enforcement Explorers.
The next meeting of the Explorers will take place on Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. in the patrol room of Building 1 at the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, 5526 Niagara Street Ext., Lockport.
The Explorers are young adults who are interested in law enforcement as a career. The prime age for participation is 14 to 20.
Explorer activities include tours of all of the major areas of the sheriff's Ooffice and classes in various law enforcement functions.
The post meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month. If you are interested in the Explorers or have any questions, contact Patrick Williams at 523-0098.
Open House
The Grand Island Fire Company will hold its annual Fire Prevention Open House from 5 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 10 at fire headquarters at 2275 Baseline Road.
The open house will feature a "live fire" demonstration to show how fast and how hot a fire can develop. There will also be a host of other activities involving other fire, EMS and law enforcement agencies.Contact Reporter Rick Pfeiffer at 282-2311, ext. 2252.


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In Head Start, children ages 3-6 are engaged in developmentally appropriate experiences that stimulate the growth of the child.
Family services are provided through social service staff on site at each of the programs.
Head Start programs at Children's Aid operate at East Harlem Center, Frederick Douglass Center, PS.152, P.S. 5 and P.S. 8.


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We believe the key to better outcomes is a commitment to educate you and your family. Our team can reduce stress and anxiety by helping you to know what to expect every step of the way. This will also prepare you for a smooth recovery.
Our Spine Center offers a multi-disciplinary class for patients and family before surgery takes place. Both the patient and his or her selected "coach" participate in the program. The topics include pre-operative planning, surgery, the hospital stay, rehabilitation expectations, and discharge planning. Each patient who attends the class receives a comprehensive orientation notebook that serves as an excellent resource before surgery and during the rehabilitation period.
The class is held at Baptist and is presented by the Spine Center Coordinator, physical therapist and case manager. The class is free of charge and limited in size for better patient learning.
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