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- The population of New Orleans has reached 66 percent of its pre-Katrina level - up from 50 percent a year ago. The population of the entire metropolitan area is at 83 percent of its pre-Katrina level. (Brookings Institution, 8/07) The population of Biloxi, MS has now reached 85% of its pre-Katrina population. (New York Times, 7/16/07)
- 'The population recovery is mixed across the region. In St. Bernard Parish, just 36 percent of the pre-Katrina population is living in this hard-hit community nearly two years after the levee failures. On the other hand, St. Tammany has experienced a slight gain in new residents since the hurricane.' (Brookings Institution, 8/07)
- 'The housing response to recovery has been uneven, with the pace of demolitions and new housing construction approvals increasing in the past year, but the overall rate of Road Home closings, and level of benefits, remaining small.' (Brookings Institution, 8/07)
- As of August 6, 2007, only 22 percent of total applicants to the Road Home program, Louisiana's homeowners' assistance program, had gone to closing and received their money. Specifically, as of August 6, 180,424 Road Home applications had been received - far higher than the 123,000 the program was originally designed for. Of these, only 40,130 had gone to closing and received their money. The remaining 140,294 applicants are still waiting. (Brookings Institution, 8/07)
- Now, about 1,250 public housing units in New Orleans are occupied. Before the storm, about 5,150 public housing units were occupied. (Houston Chronicle, 3/15/2007)
FEMA Trailers
- As of April 2007, there are still 4,525 FEMA mobile homes and 51,173 FEMA trailers being occupied in Louisiana, nearly two years after the hurricane. (Brookings Institution, 8/07)
- Residents of FEMA trailers began complaining of formaldehyde fumes in March of 2006; it was not until July of 2007 that FEMA acknowledged that it has been aware all along of the potentially cancer-causing fumes in more than 120,000 mobile homes and trailers. Communications uncovered by the House Oversight Committee reveal that FEMA deliberately did not investigate the problem when the claims came in. (New York Times, 7/20/07)
- July, 2006: 'Air quality tests of 44 FEMA trailers conducted by the Sierra Club since April have found formaldehyde concentrations as high as 0.34 parts per million--a level nearly equal to what a professional embalmer would be exposed to on the job' (MSNBC)
- July, 2007: FEMA Administrator Dave Paulison says 'We were not formaldehyde experts. We recognize now that we have an issue.' (New York Times)
Health Care
- In New Orleans, only one of the city's seven general hospitals is operating at its pre-hurricane level; two more are partially open; and four remain closed. The number of hospital beds in New Orleans has dropped by two-thirds. In the suburbs, half a dozen hospitals in adjacent Jefferson Parish are open - but are packed. (New York Times, 7/24/07)
- The mortality rate of New Orleans has increased by nearly 50% since Hurricane Katrina, largely because patients can't get primary care for long-term conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes.
- Widespread anxiety and depression are untreated as there is a complete lack of mental health care capacity in the region. (Testimony of Thomas Koehl, head of free medical and dental clinic in New Orleans, before Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, 3/13/07)
- There are only 58 public schools now open in New Orleans. By contrast, pre-Katrina, there were 128 public schools in New Orleans. (Brookings Institution, 8/07)
- Since Katrina, New Orleans public schools have experienced dramatic reforms. Of the 58 public schools that are now open, 25 of them are new charter schools, which are run by the state-run 'Recovery School District.' (Brookings Institution, 8/07)
- Since Katrina, the New Orleans school district has incurred an estimated $60 million in debt but has received only $9 million in reimbursements.
- As many as 750 to 1,000 of the children currently enrolled in New Orleans public schools are estimated to be homeless.
Public Transportation
- In New Orleans, 50 percent of pre-Katrina bus routes are operational, but only 19 percent of buses are in use. (Brookings Institution, 8/07)
- Of the estimated 1,500 churches in New Orleans, about 57 percent are meeting today (compared with 47 percent at this time last year). About 50 percent of the churches are meeting in St. Bernard Parish, and about 60 percent are meeting in Plaquemines Parish. Many have less than two-thirds of their pre-storm congregations. (Times-Picayune, 7/31/07)
Sewage and Water
- The New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board reports that its highly damaged system is losing up to 50 million gallons of water a day due to leakages and failures; they fear that if this continues, the resulting drop in pressure will cause sewage to back-up into the drinking water supply. Contributors to the erosion of the system include the force of the water from the storm surge, corrosive effects of salt water, and prolonged vibrations from above-ground construction efforts. (Associated Press, 8/7/07)
Small Business Administration
- The Small Business Administration did not get through the 420,000 SBA disaster loan applications submitted by small businesses and homeowners after Hurricane Katrina until May of 2007. (Fortune Small Business, 8/7/07)
- 'The Small Business Administration, which runs the federal government's largest program to help disaster victims rebuild their homes, improperly canceled thousands of loans it had promised homeowners along the Gulf Coast after the 2005 hurricanes, a government audit has found. ... The loans were canceled last year, after the agency had come under fire for being slow to give out rebuilding money, according to the audit. Former agency employees have complained that they were pressured to withdraw the loans to cut the number of applicants whose loans had been approved but not paid out.' (New York Times, 7/25/07)
Waste, Fraud, and Abuse
- A Congressional hearing in May 2006 found massive fraud, pervasive mismanagement, and gross incompetence in Katrina contracts. (Statement of Rep. Henry Waxman, 5/4/06). According to a March, 2007 GAO study, FEMA has continued along this path, making up to $1.4 billion in fraudulent and wasteful payments. (GAO, 3/2007)
- The House Small Business Committee found that six Federal agencies have diverted contracts away from local Gulf Coast small businesses - actually taking $55 million worth of contracts away from these local businesses since April 2007. In addition, the agencies have awarded $100 million in contracts to ineligible firms--large corporations or non-local businesses. (Statement of Rep. Nydia Velazquez, 8/2/2007).
Flood Protection
- President Bush has threatened to veto the Water Resources Development Act--the nation's first reinvestment in water infrastructure in years--which contains critical projects for the Gulf Coast. On August 1, the House adopted the a conference report on the bill, which authorizes massive flood-protection plans--including new comprehensive flood protection infrastructure as well as strategic improvements, and in one case closure, of certain channels--for southeastern Louisiana, as well as nearly $2 billion in coastal restoration. (AP, 8/2/2007)
- The Army Corps of Engineers released flood maps in June that reveal extensive risk until at least 2011, when the flood protection system is expected to reach 100-year protection level. As of now, there is a one-in-one hundred chance that one-third of the city will be under up to six feet of water this hurricane season. (New York Times, 7/11/07).


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MILLEDGEVILLE, GA – With the longest winning streak of the year on the line, the North Georgia men's basketball team was unable to overcome an early deficit as Georgia College led wire-to-wire and came away with a 66-58 victory in the Centennial in Peach Belt Conference action.
The Saints see their winning streak end at four games, falling to 7-12 overall on the year and 4-6 in the Peach Belt Conference. The Bobcats get back on track, ending their four-game slide and improving to 10-8 overall and 4-7 in league action.
While the Saints still lead the all-time series 32-26, North Georgia has now lost 11 straight games against the Bobcats and are still winless against Georgia College since entering the NCAA and the Peach Belt Conference during the 2005-06 season.
The Saints had an uphill battle from the opening minutes as Georgia College scored the game's first four points, but Chaun Tinney knocked down the North Georgia's first bucket, drilling a three-pointer at the 17:17 mark to cut the Bobcats lead to a single points at 4-3.
The Georgia College's lead swelled to seven points over the next six minutes as the Bobcats doubled up the Saints 14-7 on a free throw by Reece Wiedeman at the 11:23 mark. Wiedeman was at it again with less than 10 minutes to play in the half, taking a pass in transition and slamming it home to give the home team an 11-point lead at 18-7.
The Bobcats led by as many as 15 points with 6:05 remaining in the half, but the Saints came alive as Carl Taylor drilled a three-pointer, followed by back-to-back buckets from behind the arc from Tinney to cut the lead single digits.
North Georgia stayed hot from long in the form of Robby Goldsmith who stepped back and knocked down a three-pointer at the 2:08 mark, part of a 16-3 run to get the Saints right back into contention. The lead shrank to as few as two points before the Bobcats took a 33-28 advantage into intermission.
Georgia College started the second half much like they did the first, scoring often and pushing the lead to nine points on a three-pointer from Ryan Aquino with 17:07 remaining in the contest.
The Saints then battled back over the next 10 minutes, trading baskets with the Bobcats before pulling to within four points on two different occasions. Taylor was left open at the 6:13 mark and he would not disappoint, knocking down his third three-pointer of the game to cut the Georgia College to 51-48.
The Bobcats started heat from there as Josh Hurst hit a baseline jumper and Aquino hot another three-pointer, extending the lead back to nine points at 61-52. Clarence Tillman drilled a three-pointer with 1:09 left, but it proved to be too little too late as the Bobcats hit free throws and escaped with a 66-58 victory.
Four Georgia College players finished in double-digits, led by Aquino and Wiedeman who tallied 16 apiece, while Jared Holmes and Mike Augustine added 11 each.
North Georgia finished 10-for-21 from long range for 47-percent, while going 21-for-51 from the field, good for 41-percent. The 10 three-pointers by the Saints is a season-high, breaking the previous mark of eight at Anderson on December 15.
The Saints will look to get back on track this the weekend, hitting the road for another Peach Belt Conference contest at in-state rival Columbus State University. Tip-off against the Cougars is set for 3:30 p.m. in the Lumpkin Center.

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I have one of the lacquered trays from West Elm and it's lovely! My only complaint is that the bottom of the tray isn't lacquered like the rest of it, so it has a tendency to scratch wooden surfaces if you try to slide it.
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1.Epic Grand Doer
Epic Grand Doer
Epic Grand Doer
the novel listed is not the one from me the novel is beyond my prose beyond my creative poems past all the short funny storyies that eye write is the novel
it might never bare fruition perhaps in my old old age the novel would have grandeur on a scale of past mistakes the vast sweeping epic the long tome the novel would be born read more »Charles Hice
2.Epic Poem
This poem is epic
so I named it so
it's more epic than wind and snow
which are in there own respects quite epic read more »Torben Duncan
This one is for the Ladies, They're Looking so Amazing.
Let's Get crazy, ain't Nothing gonna save me.
Make this an epic night
Make this an epic Night.. read more »Jojo JAC
4.Epic Smile
Time slows;
then stops.
You have an epic smile,
shining brightly to challenge the sun. read more »Brian Hinckley
By Melvin Banggollay Jr.
An ullalim epic is a traditional music and poetry form of the Philippines. These are long chanted stories passed down for hundreds of years that tell the exploits of heroes. They are classics of the Malayo-Polynesian language family. The most skilled poets would memorize epic cycles that took two to four days to recite during all-night dramatic performances. Two examples of precolonial (before the Spanish came) epics that survive today are Biag ni Lam-ang (Legend of Lamang) in Ilocano (a northern Luzon dialect) and Ibalon in Bicol (a southern Luzon dialect) . The term ullalim is sometimes used today to refer to that style of song, but the real ullalim is the epic poem of the Kalinga people. An article I read says that the singer would dress up in brilliant, flashy clothes like the hero described in the story. read more »MELVIN BANGGOLLAY
Epic, strong
Swimming, attacking, winning
Death in the sea by his horn read more »Bob Ubetcha
7.O Singer of the epic war history
O Singer of the epic war history,
O Singer of life and liberation hoary,
Of brazen battlefields, long desolate,
O Singer of Gita's ageless glory. read more »Aniruddha Pathak
8.My Mom's Epic
My mom is so epic,
My kin doesn't know what to do,
She handles things her own way,
She is a tree, mighty and strong, read more »Qeeony Luv
9.The Future, Unknown
Within the dread of the moment
I must dought that Shakespeare
Sat up all night, Writing his plays
Knowing they'd be timeless read more »Brie Carter
10.The Iliad Odyssey: The Summary Of A Man
Odysseus indeed in spoils of war
with cunning brave heart, cleverly won,
many a fair desirable noble women
while his wife loyally waited, on Ithaca, read more »Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)
11.Epics are stories.
A hero in the Epic is exalted,
Justified and defended for his acts
By the wit of the writer to the taste
Of the readers. Read epics for a taste. read more »Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
12.A War Between Ravna And Kauravas
Rama fought Ravna and killed him.
The good prevailed over the evil.
Thus spoke Ramayana the Epic.
Pandavas fought Kauravas and killed them. read more »Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.


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So Ron Fowler isn't in on the Padres sale — yet
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Starting pitcher Anthony Bass of the San Diego Padres delivers against the Colorado Rockies. The Padres are for sale, and business leader Ron Fowler says that contrary to reports, he isn't the main money man.
The U-T follows up a CBS Sports report from this week that brewing magnate is one of the key investors in a potential purchase of the San Diego Padres by Peter O'Malley, his family members, and a group that inlcudes pro golfer and San Diego native Phil Mickelson.
Here's Bill Center:
...San Diego businessman Ron Fowler denied a report that he is "fronting" the O'Malley group for the purchase of the team.
"I have nothing to do with the negotiations between the O'Malleys and John Moores," said Fowler. "If I have a role with the O'Malleys, it will be after the sale. We have talked, but there is nothing I have committed to."
Fowler, who is CEO of Liquid Investments and a respected businessman and civic leader, is currently serving as the managing partner of the minority group that owns 49.32 percent of the Padres.
Will Major League Baseball re-evaluate Magic Johnson's Dodgers bid?
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New Dodgers owner? Earvin "Magic" Johnson arrives at the Annual Harold Pump Foundation Gala Honoring Magic Johnson And Bill Russell at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, on August 13, 2009 in Beverly Hills, California.
As everyone who cares (i.e, the entire city of Los Angeles) now knows, Magic Johnson, Stan Kasten, Peter Guber and financing cohort Guggenheim Partners are buying the L.A. Dodgers for a whopping $2 billion, the highest price ever paid for a pro sports franchise (it blows away the $1.1 billion that the Miami Dolphins went for in 2009).
Somehow, between last week and last night, Magic Johnson and his partners went from reportedly scrambling to raise more cash on their $1.6-billion bid to bringing another $400 million to the table ($550 million, if you count the parking lot deal being done on the side with Dodgers owner Frank McCourt).
The bankruptcy court still needs to review this bid, but what about Major League Baseball? The owners who voted to allow the three bidding groups — Steven Cohen and Stan Kroenke were the other two — to advance to a final auction, conducted by McCourt, have now learned that McCourt and Guggenheim CEO Mark Walter apparently cut a deal with no auction, for substantially more than anticipated.
Dodgers sale: Stanley Gold and Disney family back in
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The bleachers stand empty at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California.
Yesterday, I blogged about the four remaining bidders for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Well, I blogged too fast, as one of the eliminated groups — investor Stanley Gold of Shamrock Holdings, along with the Disney family — is back in. A committee of Major League Baseball owners vetting the bids kicked them out, but a court-appointed mediator has kicked them back in.
Now five groups altogether will move in to a vote by all the MLB owners. After that, Dodgers owner Frank McCourt will conduct a final auction to choose the winning bid. This process will be concluded by the first week in April, and the money will change hands by April 30.
MLB disqualified another bid, that of real-estate developer Alan Casden, but that decision was upheld by the medaitor, according to the L.A. Times' Bill Shaikin.
Dodgers sale: Four bidders remain, Cohen bringing in Tony La Russa, Soon-Shiong
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Time is running out for Dodgers owner Frank McCourt to choose a new owner before opening day. The number of bidders is now down to four. There've also been a few surprises late in the game.
We have roughly two weeks remaining before Dodgers owner Frank McCourt must sell the team. Bidders have been dropping like flies, leaving only a March Madness-appropriate Final Four groups. It remains to be seen whether all four will make it to McCourt's final auction — the Major League Baseball owners doing the eliminating will first send the finalist to a vote by all owners.
Regardless, McCourt has to conduct his auction and choose a winner by the first week in April. The money must change hands by April 30.
Here's who's left:
•Hedge-fund billionaire Steven Cohen, along with sports agent Arn Tellem and new partners Tony La Russa, the baseball great, and Patrick Soon-Shiong, an Angeleno whose personal wealth is estimated at over $7 billion.
•Former Laker great Magic Johnson, Stan Kasten, plus a new financial partner (see below).
Dodgers sale: It's all about the money!
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It's getting close to decision time for Frank McCourt on choosing a winning Dodgers bidder.
We're getting down to the wire in the bidding for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Owner Frank McCourt is expected to conduct a final auction in time to announce a winning bidder by the first week in April, with the money changing hands and the team officially emerging from bankruptcy by April 30.
Right now, with the bids all in, the various parties who want to buy the team are being vetted by Major League Baseball. Some of the final bidders have fallen by the wayside — notably surprise late entry Jared Kushner, who owns the New York Observer and is Donald Trump's son-in-law. Grant Brisbee has the most recent lowdown. Seems that five bidder-groups are likely to pass MLB muster.
I was a bit stunned to learn that Magic Johnson and Stan Kasten — the local favorites after Rick Caruso and Joe Torre dropped their bid — have put up the highest dollar figure at $1.6 billion. I didn't think anyone would outbid Steven Cohen, the hedge fund guy who's reportedly worth $8 billion on his own. Cohen's bid is evidently $1.4 billion, according to Brisbee. But Forbes thinks — as I do — that Cohen is the only bidder with enough money essentially already in the bank to write Frank McCourt a big check. That's the way Forbes' Mike Ozanian is spinning it, anyway.


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Coconut ShrimpCoconut shrimp are a favorite down here along the Gulf Coast and these are delicious and not at all hard. The hardest part is dealing with pieces of coconut that come off and then burn in the oil.
The shrimp that I used were extra large ones The Cajun pulled up on the last shrimping trip, so just about 4 or 5 made for a real nice serving and didn't result in much residue of coconut falling off. If you are cooking smaller shrimp, or a larger batch overall, you may find you'll need to strain or change out your oil. That's just the downside of doing coconut shrimp, but I gotta say it really is worth the effort.
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This is our favorite local hang out! For happy hour, lunch or dinner, to watch a game or a band...We love this place. The food is great, staff is friendly, it's super clean, and centrally located. It's been locally owned by a family here in Bloomington for 10+ years- and they always make us feel welcome!
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Visiting: Poland
Tour Duration 15 Days
Cultural Discovery Tour in Poland
Take this journey of discovery with us across the primeval forests, jagged peaks and vast waterways of rural Poland. We canoe along reedy canals in the lake district, punt through the marshes in Narew National Park and hike along ridges in the Bieszczady Mountains. We also explore the country's greatest cities - Krakow and Warsaw.
Tour Highlights
- Warsaw - Explore the colourful Old Town and Medieval market square
- Biebrza Marshes - Bird watching in the largest area of inland marsh in Central Europe
- Narew River National Park - Enjoy a punted boat trip through the 'Polish Amazon'
- Bialowieza Forest - Walk among the last primeval forest in Europe
- Bieszczady Mountains - Ramble through the hiking trails in the remote wilderness area
- Krakow - Europe's best-preserved Medieval market square
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2Drive to Wigry National Park
3Morning forest walk; afternoon canoeing the Czarna Hancza River
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5Drive to Bialowieza National Park; explore primeval forest
6Drive to Kazimierz Dolny
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I grew a little pumpkin in our backyard once when I was a kid. Just planted some seeds one year, and one actually grew! If I remember correctly, someone stole it.
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My DS loves Bob the Builder too and has some of the same figures! We were just playing with them a few minutes ago... I love this idea with the stones. If I can keep the 1-yr-old away, I'll try it! :)
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I stumbled across your blog through Playopedia. Found this activity and had to make it for my daughter. She's absolutely enthralled with it. Thank you so much for a great idea! :)
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Love this!! I will have to use this just for construction site toys! We live on a farm and I have done with this with oatmeal and rice and used farm tractors, wagons, augers, etc!! Thanks so much for sharing and what a neat blog!!
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I just saw this on Pinterest. I had totally forgotten this idea for my little guy - so happy for the reminder with winter on the way!
I teach Pre-K and my 4-5 year old boys would love this! I am definitely going to have to make one of these take it in! Thanks so much for sharing :)
I would love to do this for my nephew who LOVES trucks and big machinery. Where did you find the small trucks and dozers and things? I have looked everywhere and can't find any small ones like that.
Hi Donna, the construction set was a generic set from Walmart years ago (maybe 7 years ago?) at Christmas time. Check there or at Toys R' Us in their generic toy areas for a set!
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We use plastic storage boxes for all of our sensory boxes. Approximately 12" wide x 24" long ' 3"-4" high.
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Best Wood Fired chicken – The place is small and the menu is limited, but they have the best smoky flavored chicken around. It's a peruvian wood rotisserie restaurant with limited seating and parking; however, the savory smoldering wood taste of the chicken skin more than makes up for it's short-comings.
THE BEST POLLO IN LA – this place has the best tasting chicken at the best prices slow cook with real wood just look on the side of the building and you see the big tree stumps waiting to be put in their brick oven no gas here they cook it like their Incan ancester did back in the old country. The place looks like and old hambuger stand and parking is bad but the people are friendly and the food is the bomb. try the beef hearts they're something differant Pollo Inca is good but the food here is better and the price is cheaper.
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A one-day women's conference with special guest speaker LeAnne Blackmore will be held on Saturday, Oct. 20, at University Parkway Baptist Church in Johnson City.
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Middlesex captain Chris Rogers posted a defiant 138 not out today to help prevent Lancashire from claiming a County Championship victory at Liverpool.
Middlesex's interim skipper, the left-handed Australian opening batsman, underpinned his side's second innings effort of 265-1 from 96 overs after being set a target of 429 in the latter stages of Friday's third day.
He shared stands of 104 and an unbroken 161 for the first and second wickets with Sam Robson and Joe Denly respectively, both of whom scored half-centuries. Robson finished with 50 and Denly 61 not out.
This was only the second draw in 14 Championship matches at Liverpool, dating back to 2004.
Red Rose coach Peter Moores said: "I think we played good cricket. We played well to set them 429 and give ourselves our a day to bowl them out. Yesterday was a great day. To bowl them out in the first session was a top effort. To score 260-odd in 50 gave us the best possible chance to win the game.
"We couldn't have done much else. It didn't turn like we hoped it would. Rogers played very well. The fact that we only got one wicket, caught behind down the leg-side, was testament to how well they played. I thought we bowled ok and put a lot in the right area."
The men from Lord's, who started the day on 29-0, only lost one wicket during the fourth day as Kyle Hogg had Robson caught behind down the leg-side by Gareth Cross in his first over of the day, the 45th of the innings.
That left them at 104-1, with right-handed Robson falling shortly after reaching his half-century.
Spinners Simon Kerrigan and Steven Croft bowled 52 overs between them, while Ashwell Prince was also part of a seven-man attack for one over, which ended up being his first in first-class cricket since 2008 when he played for Nottinghamshire.
Rogers survived loud lbw appeals on 16 and 55 off Glen Chapple and Kerrigan, the former being in the first over of the day.
He reached his ton off 203 balls with a cover driven four off Prince's first ball, but was then caught at second slip by Prince off a Croft no ball on 112, which Moores admitted: "Probably getting Rogers caught off a no ball summed up the day."
He added: "For them to go for it was very difficult. You saw that we lost wickets quickly when we tried to go for it last night. Because it's slow, it's hard to get somebody out, but it's also hard to force the pace with the bat.
"Had they been chasing 380 or something like that and had a go at it, it would have been tough to stop them had two people got in on it because there wasn't much else for the seamers to go to and there wasn't much spin off straight."
Lancashire, who climb out of the bottom two with nine points, face bottom side Durham at the Riverside on Wednesday.
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Construction work on Auburn Folsom Road in Granite Bay is scheduled to resume as soon as the ground is dry and at least a two-week window of warm, dry weather appears on the horizon.
Western Engineering Contractors, Placer County's contractor on the project, needs an extended period of warm, dry days to resume efficient paving construction of southbound lanes for the middle phase of the three-phase project. The paving work may have to wait until as late as summer to complete.
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AUGUSTA — Candidates for Maine's next treasurer, attorney general and secretary of state have less than a month to lobby the 100-plus newly elected Democrats who will take control of the Legislature.
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As the majority party, the Democrats in the House and Senate will likely elect three of their own on Dec. 5 to replace the Republicans who now hold the constitutional offices: Secretary of State Charlie Summers, Attorney General William Schneider and Treasurer Bruce Poliquin.
All three ran for U.S. Senate and lost -- Schneider and Poliquin in the Republican primary and Summers in Tuesday's general election. Now, all three will almost certainly lose their jobs.
Matt Dunlap, who preceded Summers as secretary of state, has been rumored to want the job back, but he wouldn't confirm or deny that Wednesday.
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Bolduc was elected Tuesday to a third consecutive term, and fifth altogether, in the House. He will have to give up that seat if he is elected secretary of state.
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Mills, a former district attorney and former state representative for Farmington and Industry, is vice chairwoman of the Maine Democratic Party.
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Outgoing Senate Minority Leader Barry Hobbins, D-Saco, who won a seat in the House on Tuesday, said more candidates for the three posts could "come out of the woodwork" in the coming days.
On Wednesday, Hobbins said, most newly elected candidates probably hadn't yet turned their attention to the constitutional offices.
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John "Jack" Tobin, 80, 31 S. Canal St., Montezuma, died Oct. 4, 2007, at his residence.
He was born March 20, 1927, in Montezuma, to Cloid and Sarah Yaney Tobin. On Dec. 5, 1946, he married Alice Cencebaugh, who died Sept. 11, 2006.
Surviving are a son, Mark (Chris), Montezuma; two daughters, Penny (Lowell) Kissinger, Bradford, and Diane Whitehead (Bob Huffman), Montezuma; two sisters, Bertha Mae Edminston, and June Miller, both of Celina; eight grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Deceased are two brothers, Jim and Bob.
He was a carpenter and painter and a veteran of the U.S. Navy, serving during World War II. He was a member of Montezuma United Methodist Church, Celina American Legion Post 210 and Celina Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5713.
Graveside services are 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Mercer Memory Gardens, Celina. Military rites will be conducted at the cemetery.
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Court to decide whether bulldog is dangerous
More than a month after an American bulldog named Zeus attacked a dachshund in Canonsburg, some residents told borough council Monday that the neighborhood is unsafe as long as they are sharing it with the animal.
Joe McCay, whose college-aged son owns the dachshund that was attacked, said he has not seen the bulldog outdoors. Yet he worries that it could escape from the Hutchinson Avenue home and jump over the owner's six-foot fence, which he described as being an improper enclosure.
"Those dogs can jump six to seven feet," McCay said. "I didn't believe it. There's YouTube videos; they're catching balls 10 feet in the air."
Whether or not Zeus should be considered a "dangerous dog" under state law will be determined by District Judge David Mark in a court hearing Oct. 1.
Sean Kenavey, Zeus' owner, did not say how he would plead to the charge of harboring a dangerous dog. He said Thursday he is weighing options that would be the most beneficial for Zeus and all parties involved.
If Zeus is deemed a dangerous dog and Kenavey chooses to keep him, he would have to pay a $500 registration fee each year and post a bond or obtain $50,000 in liability insurance for injuries the dog could cause, according to the state Dog Law Enforcement Office. Zeus would also need to be confined in a proper enclosure, muzzled and leashed when outside, neutered and given a microchip implant.
Zeus has been required to follow some of these regulations ever since he broke loose from his enclosure and attacked a dachshund on the corner of Hawthorne Street and Belmont Avenue last month. Kenavey said workers in his yard were replacing a latch on his fence gate, which allowed the dog to escape.
The dachshund, named Sutton, required surgery for an abdomen puncture, lacerated liver and muscle damage. "A quarter-inch, he would have hit the chest cavity," McCay said. "He would have been dead."
Prior to that incident, Zeus was involved in an altercation with a greyhound named Gracie in Town Park in February. Gracie ran from the area and was missing for 12 days.
Sherry Sulkowski, Gracie's owner, said she is also concerned that Zeus could attack again.
"We're trying to establish what's in the best interest of our neighborhood," Sulkowski said. "It escalates. Each one of these incidents has escalated."
Kenavey, who was not at the council meeting, said he has been following all state regulations. He said Zeus is kept indoors, but he puts a muzzle and leash on him when he needs to go outside.
"I don't know what they want. We're doing everything we're told to do," Kenavey said, adding that there is "no chance" Zeus could escape. "This has gotten so much press it's out of control. It's not like it's a rabid dog waiting to jump on children and elderly people."
Samantha Krepps, press secretary for the Department of Agriculture, which oversees the Dog Law Enforcement Office, said Kenavey is required to keep the dog in his possession and follow state law until the district judge determines the next step.
"We're waiting for the court hearing, so (the dog) would be deemed dangerous or not," Krepps said. "That's what the court hearing is about."
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Vt. judge rules against firefighterBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | July 01,2013A federal judge has rejected a former Wallingford Fire Department captains motion to exclude statements he made to police about his involvement in setting close to two dozen wildfires around town in 2008.
In a 15-page decision issued recently, U.S. District Court Judge Christina Reiss denied a motion to suppress statements made by George Allen to Vermont State Police investigators in 2008.
Allen, the son of former Wallingford Fire Chief Warren Allen, faces a federal charge of conspiring to set fires on federal public lands a charge that carries a potential five-year prison term.
Two other former members of the fire department have already been sentenced for their roles in starting grass fires on portions of the Green Mountain National Forest in town including three areas on the Long Trail, the Appalachian Trail parking lot and the White Rocks trail head.
Allen isnt charged with setting any of the fires but prosecutors say he directed other members of the department to do so and they say they have tape-recorded acknowledgements from Allen, who talked to state police investigators in May 2008.
But in a motion filed earlier this year, Allens lawyer argued that the statements made to police were inadmissible as evidence because Allen didnt realize his statements could be used against him in part because of a lack of interaction with law enforcement and in part because of lower than normal cognitive abilities.
As part of the motion to suppress, Allens defense attorney submitted the findings of forensic psychologist Eric Drogin who examined Allen earlier this year and determined that he had a level of abstract reasoning so deficient that it would normally be ascribed either to a child of approximately eight years of age or to a person of (Allens) age with mental retardation.
In her decision, Reiss said she found that diagnosis unbelievable based on his level of education and years of experience as an officer at the fire department.
Reiss said Drogins findings were Simply incredible in light of (Allens) academic and professional career which contains no evidence that would support that conclusion.
Noting that with the exception of a repeat of the second grade, Allen had completed high school, vocational and technical training and held a supervisory role at the fire department for more than a decade, the judge wrote Dr. Drogin does not even attempt to explain why the level of impairment he ascribes to (Allen) could remain undetected until his forensic examination notwithstanding these numerous settings in which such deficiencies would likely be revealed and impair (Allens) progress.
Turning to arguments about whether police violated Allens rights by obtaining an involuntary confession, Reiss said that while Allen was never read his Miranda rights during questioning he was never in a state of arrest or police custody.
Instead, she said he was interviewed at the Wallingford fire station by plain-clothed, unarmed detectives who asked twice if he was willing to speak to them before the interview began.
The judges decision was issued about a month before Allens case is set to go to trial on July 23.
Other members of the department already convicted of charges related to the grass fires include Matthew D. Burnahm, who pleaded guilty to a federal charge in 2011 and was sentenced to six months of home confinement
In 2009, Burnham was given a one- to two-year suspended sentence after he pleaded guilty to a state charge of fourth-degree arson.
Another former firefighter, Charles Woods, who was charged with felony accessory after the fact, eventually settled his case and was ordered to pay a $2,000 fine.
Allen was one of six Wallingford firefighters cited by investigators to answer to criminal charges five years ago in Rutland criminal court.
But retired Rutland County States Attorney James Mongeon decided only to bring criminal charges against Burnham and Woods.
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Sonik Dissonance is the first song ever composed by Stratos. The song was written and released for an independent film called The Screen in late 2000. While wrapping up production responsibilities for the soundtrack Stratos decided to record new dance/techno arrangements of popular Christmas music. In 2001, Stratos released Cosmic Christmas. To support Cosmic Christmas, Stratos began performing live in cafes, clubs, etc. around Columbus, Ohio. During the shows, Stratos often added songs from his catalog and gave them the "holiday treatment;" Sonik Dissonance was one of those songs. In 2003, Stratos compiled most of the original Christmas material, added in various holiday mixes originally arranged live, and released techNO*EL in limited numbers while performing for his third consecutive holiday season. In November 2008, Cosmic Christmas was remastered and re-released exclusively through RPGNow.com/DriveThruRPG and now in 2009 the other songs, plus some new ones, are being remastered and re-released for your enjoyment.
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Essar Energy's small shareholders were riled by the Ruias' cut-price offer, but that's not the story: the offer's rejection by independent committee is.
The lotteries department is ramping up its publicity machinery to spread the message that buying a lottery ticket is a philanthropic activity.
The recent media bashing by Kejriwal, Gen VK Singh and Shinde are not threatening. At best these attacks offer grist to the cartoonist's scalpel.
India's 1st electric bus has been launched, much to the delight of green crusaders. The bus, which is air-conditioned has the capacity to seat around 41 passengers.
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