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Tiffinite Audrey Jackson has opened an online ink and toner store called UpCycle Ink at www.upcycleink.com.
Jackson said she was born and raised in Tiffin, and she's happy to be helping other small business owners add to their bottom line by reducing office expenses and helping them "go green" at the same time.
"After running an office for years, I realized office supplies such as ink and toner cartridges can take up a pretty good chunk of the office supply budget," she said.
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When she tried to find good remanufactured or compatible ink, she got mixed results, so she decided to research the topic.
"The thing is, it is hard to find a company you can trust to buy good-quality remanufactured or compatible ink when there are so many advertising the 'best,'" she said. "This led me to start my own online ink and toner store."
A 2004 graduate of Columbian High School, Jackson attended a semester at Tiffin University before transferring to Findlay's Owens Community College to finish her degree.
She married Anthony Jackson, and their son, Jakobi, was born in 2010.
"He was really my inspiration to start my own business and make my job work around my family and not the other way around," she said.
Jackson's research led her partner with a few certified suppliers.
"STMC (standardized test methods committee) certification is especially important because, unlike years ago when the industry of remanufactured cartridges was unregulated, there is now a standard set of quality tests and guidelines a company must meet to ensure the quality of the remanufactured cartridge is equal to a brand new cartridge, like the ones you would buy at the big-box stores," she said. "Not all sellers of remanufactured or compatible ink have this certification, and that can mean a lower quality and less-consistent product."
STMC certification means the cartridge has met industry standards and has been through a series of quality tests to ensure the quality is equal to the quality of a cartridge purchased from an original equipment manufacturer.
The company offers remanufactured ink when available and compatible ink. She said remanufactured cartridges actually are original cartridges that have been rebuilt, while compatible cartridges are new cartridges that match the quality of a brand-name cartridge.
"I compare it to buying a generic prescription," she said. "The technology is the same, but it is much less expensive."
At UpCycle Ink, Jackson said all cartridges sold meet STMC standards.
"If the customer isn't satisfied, they can receive their money back," she said. "It's that simple. We are here to provide a well-made, quality product which is going to save our customers money while reusing a product that would otherwise end up in a landfill."
The name refers to the process of reusing cartridges. To recycle, customers should click on the "Recycle here" button on the website's home page. They are sent to a page where they can print a free shipping label which allows a customer to box up their own cartridge and send it to be remanufactured, if possible, or recycled properly. There is no cost to send in cartridges.
"This is a very important feature of our business," she said. "It assures that there is going to be enough cartridges in the future to be remanufactured and it also keeps the cartridges out of landfills."
Cartridges that can't be remanufactured are broken down into smaller usable materials. Nothing ends of up the landfill.
"Although customers are not required to send in their cartridges, it does complete the recycling circle," she said. "At UpCycle Ink it is a win-win. You are saving green while going green."
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Milwaukee police officer pleads not guilty to misconduct, theft
A Milwaukee police officer accused of stealing about $200 from a store where he was investigating a separate burglary has pleaded not guilty to two charges.
Carl V. Howell entered his plea Thursday after waiving his preliminary hearing. The 37-year-old is charged with felony misconduct in office and misdemeanor theft.
Prosecutors said Howell was called to a Milwaukee convenience store last November for a reported burglary. The store owner showed him a drawer of cash that the burglar overlooked.
The criminal complaint said surveillance video captured images of Howell returning to the drawer later and slipping some cash in his pocket. The complaint quotes him as acknowledging he took about $200 because he was behind on his rent.
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Of the 27 people confirmed dead, 20 are children – 18 were originally reported and now two more have perished at the hospital. Six adults, plus the shooter, died at the scene. The shooter's mother was found dead at another location.
"The shooter is deceased inside the building. The scene is secure," Lt. J. Paul Vance of the Connecticut State Police department said in a press conference Friday afternoon. "Many agencies are working together to answer questions about what happened ... the public is not in danger."
CNN reports that one alleged shooter's body was discovered in a classroom, though it is not known if he died by his own hand, by police, or some other means.
According to the Associated Press, the gunman is 20-year-old Adam Lanza whose mother Nancy was was killed. The shooter reportedly had three guns, including a .223-caliber rifle.
The tragedy began just after 9:40 a.m., when police reported that a shooter was in the main office of Sandy Hook Elementary School. One person in a room suffered "numerous gunshot wounds," police told the Hartford Courant. In an NPR interview with a teacher, it was revealed the school's PA system was on the whole time and the sound of the shots were amplified throughout the school.
A photo taken at the scene showed distressed students as they were led away from the school by state police. Nearby Danbury Hospital, which received victims of the shooting, was on lockdown, according to its Facebook page.
"Out of abundance of caution and not because of any direct threat Danbury Hospital is under lockdown," says the statement. "This allows us simply to focus on the important work at hand."
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Also under lockdown were all of the area's schools. Newtown Public School District secretary of superintendent Kathy June said in a statement, "The district is taking preventive measures by putting all schools in lockdown until we ensure the safety of all students and staff."
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Some reports are calling this the worst school massacre in American history. At Colorado's Columbine High School in 1999, 15 were killed, including the two shooters. The 2007 Virginia Tech massacre claimed 32 victims.


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Jenna Hague Wraps Up Play at NCAA Central Regional
STILLWATER, Okla. – Ball State women's golfer Jenna Hague closed out the first postseason experience of her college career Saturday with a round of 78 at the NCAA Central Regional.
The junior from Burlington, Ontario, got her day off to a rough start by playing the first four holes in 6 over par, including a quadruple bogey on her first hole of the day at No. 10. But she recovered to play even-par the rest of the way to post a score just one shot higher than the pair of 77s she recorded on the opening two days of the regional.
"For me, it was just about keeping it in perspective and enjoying being here, staying patient and believing in my game, that I would give myself birdie opportunities coming in," Hague said. "I made a few mistakes and the course kind of ate me up, but I really enjoyed the last 14 holes and tried to stay positive."
Hague ended the regional with a 54-hole total of 232 (+16) in a demanding test at Oklahoma State's Karsten Creek Golf Club. She finished in a tie for 60th place in the field of 126 golfers.
Kent State's Wad Phaewchimplee led wire to wire to claim individual medalist honors at 7 under par. She and UNLV's Dana Finkelstein, who tied for second at 2 under, will advance to the NCAA Nationals later this month, joining the top eight teams on the final leaderboard at Karsten Creek: UCLA (+11), Alabama (+28), Mississippi State (+29), California (+30), Ohio State (+35), Kansas (+35), Arizona (+37) and Florida (+38).
Hague made four birdies Saturday, matching her combined total from the previous two rounds. Finishing on the front nine, she carded a pair of late birdies by rolling in a downhill 25-footer at the fifth hole and sticking her approach to 18 inches for a tap in at the sixth. She then polished off her round with three straight pars.
Hague was one of 18 players from across the country selected to compete as individuals in NCAA Regionals based on her accomplishments throughout the season. She won two tournaments on the year to bring her career total to six wins, and she posted top-10s in nine of her 11 starts. Her final stroke average of 74.34 broke Brittany Kelly's school record of 75.06 from the 2011 season.
Kelly played in a regional in that 2011 campaign and was the only Ball State women's golfer ever to do so until Hague was selected for this year's field.
"It was a really cool atmosphere, knowing you are playing against the best players in the country," Hague said of her experience this week. "I just enjoyed every minute of it, and I think I learned a lot about myself and myself as a golfer. I'm hoping to take it as a learning experience to make me better for the future."
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NIAGARA FALLS – An Ontario Avenue man told police Tuesday that he was robbed a knifepoint Tuesday night after he was followed home from a corner store.
The victim he left the store about 7:15 p.m., and when he got to his door a teenage boy, wearing all black clothes and a hood, jumped on him and demanded that he hand over everything. The victim said when he tried to push the teen away, the youth displayed a pearl-handled knife and threatened to "stick him."
The victim told police that he offered the suspect a beer, but the teen refused and demanded everything in his pockets, which was $3. The robber took the cash and fled, according to police.


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20. Release a letter to state health officials clarifying the scope of mental health services that Medicaid plans must cover.
21. Finalize regulations clarifying essential health benefits and parity requirements within ACA exchanges.
22. Commit to finalizing mental health parity regulations.
23. Launch a national dialogue led by Secretaries Sebelius and Duncan on mental health.
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15. Direct the Attorney General to issue a report on the availability and most effective use of new gun safety technologies and challenge the private sector to develop innovative technologies.
16. Clarify that the Affordable Care Act does not prohibit doctors asking their patients about guns in their homes.
17. Release a letter to health care providers clarifying that no federal law prohibits them from reporting threats of violence to law enforcement authorities.
18. Provide incentives for schools to hire school resource officers.
19. Develop model emergency response plans for schools, houses of worship and institutions of higher education.
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10. Release a DOJ report analyzing information on lost and stolen guns and make it widely available to law enforcement.
11. Nominate an ATF director.
12. Provide law enforcement, first responders, and school officials with proper training for active shooter situations.
13. Maximize enforcement efforts to prevent gun violence and prosecute gun crime.
14. Issue a Presidential Memorandum directing the Centers for Disease Control to research the causes and prevention of gun violence.
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5. Propose rulemaking to give law enforcement the ability to run a full background check on an individual before returning a seized gun.
6. Publish a letter from ATF to federally licensed gun dealers providing guidance on how to run background checks for private sellers.
7. Launch a national safe and responsible gun ownership campaign.
8. Review safety standards for gun locks and gun safes (Consumer Product Safety Commission).
9. Issue a Presidential Memorandum to require federal law enforcement to trace guns recovered in criminal investigations.
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Our FECKLESS leader has spoke:
1. Issue a Presidential Memorandum to require federal agencies to make relevant data available to the federal background check system.
2. Address unnecessary legal barriers, particularly relating to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, that may prevent states from making information available to the background check system.
3. Improve incentives for states to share information with the background check system.
4. Direct the Attorney General to review categories of individuals prohibited from having a gun to make sure dangerous people are not slipping through the cracks.
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Guns were and are made in most cases to kill...so if a bad person gets a gun and wants to kill, it worked. But, it did not make the decision to kill...the bad guy did.
Therefore, for everyone who wants to stop bad guys from killing, put them in jail and throw away the keys. It does not stop bad guys from killing to take a good guys gun away from him/her!
Do you notice that the bad guys kept at Gitmo are not killing anyone but the ones released have gone back to killing us...do you get the picture yet?
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"The statistics released by the FBI are general and not specific, they do not include, models of weapons..."
Correct. The vast majority of "assault weapons" are rifles so the FBI statistics total the "assault weapons" plus all other rifles. We cannot definitively say exactly how many murders are committed with "assault weapons" alone based on these statistics but that number can only be equal to or less than what is stated.
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"You'll notice also that the FBI statistics only cover murders"
That's because those are murder statistics. You'll have to look at the tables for assault to get the info on weapon types.
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Sorry, whether guns used in these crimes were obtained legally or not.
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What I don't understand is why pro gun advocates are so against universal backround check, why not close the gun show and private sale loophole? It seems like gun violence debate everything is up for the discussion except guns. You'll notice also that the FBI statistics only cover murders not gunshot victims who have survived their wounds also info on whether the guns used in these crimes were obtained. There are quite a number of variable that are unavailable to the public due to Todd Tiaht amendment.
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The statistics released by the FBI are general and not specific, they do not include, models of weapons and only include violent crimes and not accidental shootings, hard to do accurate research with such limited info.
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According to the 2011 statistics, victims being beaten to death by someone using their bare hands occurred over twice as much as victims being killed with a rifle (...and, no, there is no distinction between "assault weapons" and other rifle types...they are all lumped together).
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Here's a link...
w w w.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2011/crime-in-the-u.s.-2011/tables/expanded-homicide-data-table-8
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The BATF gun trace information is protected because it involves specific information on specific individuals. However, the FBI gathers statistics on crimes and those statistics do include weapon types used and it is public information.
I think most people, including 2nd Amendment supporters, would be surprised to see just how low the actual percentage is regarding the use of "assault weapons" in violent crimes.
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rpmwwe, in reference to your comment regarding no follow up study on Feinstein's web site. In 2003, Rep. Todd Tiahrt, a Republican from Kansas, added language to the Justice Department's annual spending bill. It states that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives can't release information used to trace guns involved in crime to researchers and members of the public. No access to info, no research!
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"rpm is smokin' on this topic!"
I do what I can to stay on top of it. Thanks for noticing.
By the way, you have made some excellent points yourself. I liked the comment "Peace and love or New Orleans stadium?" That pretty much summed everything up in the fewest possible words.
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I was just over at Feistein's web site and looked at the summary of her "assault weapons" ban. All I can say is that she is really off the hook.
However, while I was there I saw a couple of references to "studies" that were done to measure the effectiveness of the 1994 ban. They claimed some marginal declines in "assault weapons" crimes after the ban took effect but it didn't specify if that study measured the use of just the "assault weapons" listed in the ban or if also included crimes committed with non-banned semi-auto rifles (that might account for the difference found in the study since there was no prior distinction).
Also, there was no mention if a follow-up "study" was done to determine if the "assault weapons" crime rate rose after the ban sunsetted in 2004. If it did, you would think that would be a selling point for another ban.
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The 2nd Amendment would not have to be repealed. It wasn't repealed when the NFA or the Gun Control Act of 1968 was enacted. They specialize in chipping away our liberty in increments so some types of guns here and some types of guns there would be outlawed with no uprising.
They won't come door to door and make warrantless searches to collect those guns. It would be a logistical impossibility. Instead, they will rely on random encounters between gun owners and law enforcement over time. One or two people getting arrested periodically after police respond to an areas where owners of "assault weapons" are doing some target shooting won't ignite a revolution.
I hate to be the one to say it and I certainly don't like it, but that's exactly how it will go down.
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Grant, are you claiming that the police report is a lie and if so what reason would the they have to lie? The details about the guns used in the shooting were released by the police within a couple of days of the shooting and have not changed since, where are you getting your info?
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That's not exactly true. They would have repeal the 2nd amendment to do what you're saying. Unconstitutional "laws" are not laws.
Say what you want about Alex Jones but he said it perfectly, 1776 will commence again if they try to take the guns.
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Oops - I ran out of characters. That last line was...
If new laws are created at the federal level but the states do not enact them as well, then the federal government would have the sole responsibility for enforcing them, just like the marijuana laws in Colorado and Washington.
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The federal government, at the most, can enact legislation that limits or stops further production and dealer sales of firearms, ammunition, and magazines. The federal government can outlaw the possession of those items that have already been legally produced and legally sold and not allow for a grandfather clause but, in order to have any effectiveness, the federal government would need the support of the states. Currently, all of the states have statutes in their codified laws that, for the most part, replicate federal firearms laws. This is done because local and state law enforcement officers have no authority to enforce federal law.
If new laws are created at the federal level then new laws would have to be created at the state level in order for local and state enforcement to occur. If new laws are created at the federal level but the states do not enact them as well, then the federal government would have the sole responsibility for enforcing them, just like the marijuana la
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If you don't want the conspiracy theorists out in full force, don't take a month to get the story straight and perpetuate your agenda based on false info in the press in the meantime.
Still MANY unanswered questions.
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That is very contradictory with many other things reported. I don't claim to have all the answers, but it shouldn't be hard to get the story straight. All I know is, where there is that much smoke, there is usually fire. That, and that it's easy for people to get away with things when the masses believe whatever the TV tells them and pushes anyone who doesn't buy it into a "fringe" category.
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According to the police report, Adam Lanza brought three weapons inside Sandy Hook elementary school and left a fourth in the car. Those weapons were a Bushmaster AR-15 rifle, two handguns, a Glock 10mm and a Sig Sauer 9mm. In the car he left a shotgun which the police have offered no details on. He used one of the handguns to take his own life. The primary weapon in the attacks against others was the Bushmaster.
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on January 24, 2013 - 7:19 PM
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ALBANY – Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's new budget proposal to have one of his state agencies pick the locations of possible casino sites in New York is being met with resistance from the leader of the Assembly.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said Thursday the Legislature should be able to play a role in choosing where casinos are located, and the decision should not be left solely to the governor's new State Gaming Commission.
Silver said exact regions of the state do not have to be specifically identified before his house takes up second passage of a resolution to amend the State Constitution permitting up to seven new full-scale casinos in the state. That vote is set for this session unless the sides can't come together on a separate "enabling" bill providing more details about the casino expansion efforts.
If state voters approve a casino referendum, likely in the fall, Silver made clear he does not back Cuomo's plan to let the decision about where the gambling halls may be located left in the hands of the new Cuomo-controlled state agency that will regulate all forms of gambling in the state.
"We want a method by which the Legislature has input into the determination as to where the casinos will be, what the timing will be on it," Silver said in an interview outside his Capitol office.
"I don't think we have to identify specific regions. We have to identify the method by which we ultimately get there," Silver said.
The Cuomo administration did not comment Thursday.
The resolution passed last year is vague about where the casinos will go, who will decide on sites, and how much companies that operate casinos might have to share with the state or local host communities. A separate piece of legislation to accompany the resolution's consideration again this session is supposed to clear up some of those blanks.
In his budget this week, Cuomo proposed the first three casinos be located somewhere upstate. He did not say where the remaining four could go. Additionally, the casino selection determinations under Cuomo's budget would be made by the new commission, whose board will be dominated by Cuomo appointees when he names them before the agency comes to life on Feb. 1.
A major fight brewing is whether any of the casinos will be located in New York City. Silver said he could support some specific locations, such as the Willets Point section or Aqueduct racetrack in Queens, and Coney Island in Brooklyn.
But he said the casinos should not be located in densely populated areas, which would include all of Manhattan, as well as central areas of Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
Asked if people couldn't just easily take mass transit to the areas he now believes casinos could be located, Silver said, "Yes, but my concern is that somebody doesn't go out on their lunch hour. You have to take a half-hour trip or hour trip to get there."
Silver said he has heard talk of developers interested in high-end casinos in Manhattan – with high entrance fees as a way to appease lawmakers concerned about low-income people losing money in conveniently located casinos.
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The Stetson University men's golf team was unable to make up ground on the leaders during Monday's second, and final, round of play at the Gary Freeman Invitational, hosted by Bethune-Cookman University.
The event was played at the Halifax Plantation Golf Club in Ormond Beach.
The Hatters entered the final round in fourth place, and finished in the same spot. The host Wildcats were able to hold off the Cadets from the U.S. Military Academy to take the team title. B-CU finished with a 15-over par score of 591, six shots ahead of second place Army.
Savannah State finished third with a 32-over par score of 608 with the Hatters five shots back in fourth.
Bethune-Cookman's Leon Fricker followed his opening round of 70 with a 75 on Monday to take top individual honors, one shot in front of Savannah State's Scott Rogers.
Stetson senior Matt Taylor was the top finisher for the Hatters. Taylor shot a one-over par second round score of 73 to finish the tournament tied for fifth at five-over par 149.
Sophomores Dustin Dingus and David Torres both just missed out on top 10 finishes. Dingus posted a second round score of 75 while Torres fired a one-under par 71 in the final round for a two-day total of 151, good to tie for 11th.
Freshman Zach Stark tied for 19th in the field. He followed an opening 80 with a 75 on Monday. Freshman Eliott Azoulay, followed a 79 on Sunday with an 80 in Monday's final round to tie for 27th.
The final Hatter in the tournament, freshman Dirk Kuehler, finished 30th after a final round score of 81 left him with a score of 160 for the tournament.
The Hatters will be back in action in a one-day event on March 1 at the Forest Hills Collegiate hosted by Georgia Regents University-Augusta. The team will play in the Harmony Golf Preserve Intercollegiate March 2-4 in Harmony, Fla.


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France-based Dassault is working to have ready for entry into service in 2020 technologies that would reduce fuel consumption by 40 percent compared with fuel burn from current-production Falcons. Among other things, Dassault is considering an all-electric system architecture-eliminating pneumatic and hydraulic systems-that uses smaller power generators.
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JetSuite is acting as a broker for Phenom 100 flights operated by Solana Beach, Calif.-based Air by Jet. Air by Jet is the second operator to begin using Embraer's Phenom 100 for charter; Kansas City-based Executive AirShare made the first Phenom 100 charter flight in April. JetSuite has ordered 50 Phenom 100s and has options on 50 more. It plans to take delivery of seven this year.
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Switzerland is a paradox. It features breathtakingly pristine mountain, glacier and lake scenery alongside splendidly engineered craftsmanship, as evidenced by its watchmakers and prompt trains. A microcosm of Europe, it includes regions where you'll hear the languages of Germany, France and Italy, and discover the food, architecture and lifestyles of all those countries.
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XOJet has announced what it claims is a first-of-its-kind national network of simply priced, fixed-rate charter flights on more than 15,000 dedicated routes. The rates, which start at $12,000, cover travel on an XOJet Citation X, which seats up to eight passengers; ground transportation in the departure and arrival cities; standard catering; and unlimited in-flight worldwide phone calls.
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Your smileage may differ, but in the eyes and ears of this beholder, no car packs quite the visual and sonic punch of the Aston Martin DBS. From its wide crouch, broad haunches and wraparound tail lights to the subtle flares, flows, channels and curves downwind from its hallmark pinched-corner grille, the DBS is a riveting spectacle from any angle.
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Aerion reports that it is close to picking a manufacturing partner to lead development and production of its supersonic business jet. According to the Reno, Nev. company, it will then work with the manufacturer to confirm the Mach 1.6 jet's performance, costs and market. Aerion anticipates that the $80 million jet could be certified by late 2015.
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It's understandable that no equivalent to your local auto-parts store exists for business jets. Aircraft maintenance records must be documented scrupulously, and the pedigree of every nut, bolt and washer has to be recorded for possible FAA review. So, when it comes time to replace a fuel pump or engine mount-or even a tire-it makes a difference where the part comes from.
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"If I had kids, my kids would hate me," Winfrey, 59, told THR. "They would have ended up on the equivalent of the Oprah show talking about me; because something [in my life] would have had to suffer and it would've probably been them."
Winfrey – who, at 14 gave birth to a baby who only lived for a number of weeks – said her attitude towards having more children has essentially been the same since her childhood best friend Gayle King, who's still her best friend today, had very different hopes and dreams.
"Gayle [now a mother of two] was the kind of kid who, in seventh grade home ec class, was writing down her name and the names of her children," Winfrey explained. "While she was having those kind of daydreams, I was having daydreams about how I could be Martin Luther King."
Still, Winfrey, one of the richest women on the planet and the first African-American female billionaire – who earned a Screen Actors Guild nomination Wednesday for her scene-stealing work in Lee Daniels' The Butler – said she does have plans to slow down her career.
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UNIVERSITY PARK -- Tight end Kyle Carter, who's day-to-day according to coach Bill O'Brien, did some light jogging and stretching during Wednesday's practice indoors at Holuba Hall.
Carter did not participate in drills during the 25-minute portion of practice that was open to the media. Carter suffered an ankle injury late in the loss to Ohio State and had that ankle heavily taped during practice.
Place-kicker Sam Ficken made all four of the field goals he attempted in practice after O'Brien said his kicker's practice reps had been limited due to a quad injury.
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Saturday's loss against Buckeyes was a game Penn State had circled on its calendars for months. It was a showcase game in front of a sold-out, whiteout crowd.
But guard John Urschel said he thought his offensive line unit may have gotten too hyped for the game and got caught up in the atmosphere.
"Honestly, I think we got a little too excited for the game," Urschel said. "It was a very big game for us, very exciting at home, whiteout, and I think we just let the excitement get to us a little bit."
Urschel said the offensive linemen need to work on staying calm and collective during games to ensure they can communicate with one another and quarterback Matt McGloin.
He said some positions do very well when players are strung out on energy and emotion during games. But offensive linemen need to find something in the middle of collectiveness and craziness.
"You can't play recklessly," Urschel said. "Offensive line is one of the positions where you have to be excited to play, but at the same time you have to be mentality sharp and aware of what is going on."
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As a long football season wears on, players typically become worn down and lose that fresh feeling they experienced in their bodies earlier in the season.
Linebacker Mike Hull said Wednesday that he thinks the team is a lot more fresh at this point in the season compared to where it was last year. Hull attributed that to the new strength and conditioning program run by Craig Fitzgerald.
"I do feel like we have a team that's in good condition," O'Brien said. "I watch these guys on Monday nights. After practice we condition, and we condition pretty hard."
O'Brien said that having his team be in shape allows him to run the NASCAR offense at such a furious pace.
Fitzgerald is known as a highly energetic and emotional guy, one who can be seen doing the worm on the Beaver Stadium turf prior to games to help fire up the players.
O'Brien joked at the weekly press conference that he was going to nominate his strength coach for "Dancing With the Stars."
When Hull was asked what the craziest thing he had seen his strength coach do, he paused and laughed. The sophomore then said, "Probably lick the floor." Hull said he has seen it happen once or twice.
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Given that I'm a straight guy, I never thought I would be posting in this thread! But, given Schismadoodle's comment, this seems the most appropriate place to bring up an observation I made at the 4CC!
Anyway, after Takahashi did his Short Programme, he came off the ice and put the guard on his blades as usual. But, as he was walking away towards the results area, I noticed the girl on the gate was checking him out!
As far as I noticed, she didnt actually check anybody else out throughout the day! So, youre clearly not the only person to appreciate Daisuke!
Now, I should add, when Dylan Moscovitch was coming off the ice after the Pairs Free, he had a conversation with the girl on the gate. But, this was a different girl to the one that was eyeing up Daisuke!
Finally, this is officially the 100th message Ive posted on this forum! (It is actually the 102nd, as I posted 2 comments in a thread that has since been removed. But, thats just a minor detail!)
I really wasn't expecting me to reach this milestone in a thread about handsome guys!!!
Congratulations on your 100th post!!
Javier Fernandez
Andrew Poje
Yuzuru Hanyu
Charlie White
Maxim Trankov
Maxim Kovtun
Morgan Cipres
Jeremy Abbott
Richard Dornbush
Going to add, since US Nationals I've developed quite the crush on Max Aaron, and Ross Miner is just adorable.
Alexei Yagudin
Stephane Lambiel
Brian Joubert
Andrew Poje
Maxim Trankov
I think these are the guys whose looks will be noticed by the ladies even outside the skating world:
Brian Joubert
Evan Lysacek
Javier Fernandez
Stephane Lambiel
Too much fake tan, too much gloop in the hair making it look greasy, the black onesie with sparkle snakes and an awful lot of self-touching that was just creepy.
Seriously? I thought Lysacek was one of those guys that pretty much everyone agreed was hot/handsome, kind of like Joubert. That guy seriously can't take a bad photograph!
But the most handsome guy at US Nationals was Phillip Warren. Now he just needs a quad then he can be our new star, because he's so goodlooking, and entertaining, and already has some pretty massive jumps.
I agreed with Karne about Even until I saw him live on SOI Canada, when he looked quite all right. My top pick though is Kulik, followed by Lambiel, and Joubert.
here, Cipres is very nice to look at, and Hotarek was a lovely addition to the Euros podium), but certainly easy on the eyes.
There are so many good looking men competing these days it would take me all day to list them all. So I will break it down to
a few men who are currently competing and IMO exude Drop Dead Gorgeousness on the Ice, in no particular order:
Brian J.
Daisuke T.
Luca L.
Fabian B.
Robin S.
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Yeah, Fabian Bourzat is swiftly climbing on my list. The guy is catnip! Brian definitely as well. Szolkowy is drop dead gorgeous, I agree. Daisuke...I can't evaluate his looks anymore; I just love his skating so much that I can't separate out any particular quality of his. I feel the same way about Kurt (with or without hair), Paul Wylie, Yagudin, and John Curry.
There are a lot of handsome Russian skaters competing right now, I would agree. Kovtun especially has become quite handsome in the past year or so, and most of the pairs guys are rather attractive. The US men aren't doing so bad either, the whole podium at Nationals was a pretty good looking one I thought. Jeremy has some interesting features but I guess the level 4 butt makes up for it . Plus there are lots of other guys who weren't on the podium that are no slouches in the looks department - Johnson, Warren, Dornbush, Rippon, Cassar, and especially Warren lol he just makes me smile.


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She may have starred in Steel Magnolias, but it was a different type of flower that had everyone talking about Dolly Parton recently.
A photo of Parton, 65, at the premiere of her new film, Joyful Noise, appears to show a rose tattoo in her cleavage – but the country superstar insists it was fake.
"Was that not the ugliest picture you've ever seen?" Parton scoffed, when Anderson Cooper asked her about the tattoo on his talk show. "That looks like something obscene."
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UNIVERSITY PARK - There's a genuine affection, mutual respect and friendship between Bill O'Brien and Patrick Chambers, and while Penn State undoubtedly is lucky to have both of them, each is fortunate to have someone so similar to himself to pal around with as they try to help their respective programs through difficult times.
O'Brien, 43, has the toughest job in college football. Chambers, 42, has one of the toughest jobs in college basketball.
They're not only similar in age and predicament, but also in coaching philosophy, in background, in family values, in sense of humor and in being part of the new breed of Penn State coaches who came to Happy Valley with no ties to the school or the region and in need of finding friends and allies to help them feel comfortable and at home.
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Bill O'Brien and Pat Chambers share a light moment during Friday' Coaches vs. Cancer golf outing at Penn State's Blue/White Course.
"It's been a great friendship," O'Brien said at Friday's Coaches vs. Cancer golf event, "because we're similar in age, we both grew up in the Northeast. I love basketball, he loves football.
"Our coaching philosophies I think in many ways jive. We want kids that play hard and we want kids that play fast, we want good teammates. We support each others' programs, we talk to each other about recruiting."
They've spent a lot of time together since O'Brien arrived 16 months ago - on two coaches caravans where they swapped stories and a lot of jokes on the long bus rides, as well as popping into each other's office on occasion to chat. They're maybe not best friends, but to have someone so similar in the same athletic department is a benefit to both.
"He's got a great wife. We both outkicked the coverage with our wives," O'Brien joked. "So it's been a good friendship."
Penn State has a "One Team" public relations campaign that tries to convince people that everyone at the university is on the same page working toward the future. That's clearly not the case in the post-scandal era as there certainly are competing agendas among some at the university that I'm not going to get into here.
When it comes to O'Brien and Chambers, they coach different sports, but they really do adhere to the "One Team" mentality.
"We believe in each other," O'Brien said. "We believe in some of the same philosophies, generally speaking, in coaching - you win as a team, you succeed as an athletic department when you do it as a team."
Penn State could not have hired anyone on the planet better than O'Brien to lead the football program through these unfortunate, uncertain times, and Chambers has been able to watch up close and personal how his friend has maneuvered through the most challenging of murky waters.
"This guy has been a true ambassador for, not just football, for the entire university," Chambers said. "And what he's had to do over the last [16 months] has been amazing. You want to be with a guy like that, you want to support a guy like that. We genuinely have an interest in one another's programs, as well as each others' families."
Football has always and will always be the biggest sport at Penn State. It's no secret that the school's administration hasn't always given the men's basketball program everything it needs to succeed, and so by and large the Lions haven't had much success over the years.
I believe, as many others have said or written, that if a guy like Chambers can't win at PSU with all of his charisma, personality, Philly recruiting ties and coaching IQ, then perhaps no one can.
"I can't tell you enough about him, coming here and taking a chance on a basketball program that hadn't been that successful," O'Brien said with Chambers flanked to his right before teeing off Friday. "We've got a hell of a basketball coach here, and I think it's important for everybody here to support him.
"I say this all the time: I don't know why we can't sell out the BJC for men's basketball games. [Chambers is] going to say, 'When we win, we will.' I think they should start doing it now. I'm a big supporter of Pat and what he stands for and what he's trying to do here, and I believe he's going to get it done."
Chambers then discussed how he respects O'Brien for working his way up after he "started at scratch, living in crazy places."
"You commend a guy like that, work ethic and for where he's come from and to be where he is today."
The longer these two coaches remain at PSU, the better it will be for the school. Still, the reality is that if O'Brien continues to do the phenomenal job he's done that he will be highly coveted by NFL teams year after year, and if Chambers does get things going in the right direction and succeeds with the basketball program, he will become a hot commodity in the coaching ranks.
Penn State hired two of the best coaches it possibly could have hired to lead its two primary sports, and O'Brien and Chambers can only become better friends the longer they stick around.
If Penn State is lucky, this is all just the beginning of a beautiful friendship that endures for a long time in Happy Valley.


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There has been much discussion in the past about deregulation in Texas and honestly, I never really knew what to make of it. Even though I grew up in Houston, I am slightly embarrassed to admit that I never paid much attention to things like the electricity market or even the oil and gas market (again, this despite the fact my father worked at Enron). So when I heard that Texas had become deregulated, I had no idea what it meant. The only things that came to mind were questions. What is the difference between regulation and deregulation and why should I care? How does it affect me? Thankfully, I have learned a great deal since then, and I'm sharing what I know with you.
Before Texas electricity became deregulated, it was regulated by the state government. The electricity rates were set by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT), and there was only one provider of the electricity service in each market. That single company was responsible for generating, transmitting, distributing and selling to the consumer. With there being only one company that provided electricity for each city that basically created a monopoly.
Back in 1999, the Texas Legislature thought that by passing a deregulation law, they could get rid of electric company monopolies and reduce government regulation of electricity rates. The idea was that multiple Retail Electricity Providers (REPs) would create competition, and competition would drive energy prices down. It made sense theoretically, so the laws were changed.
Since then, the majority of Texas has become deregulated except for about 25% that remained how it was. Since the legislation passed, it has allowed consumers to choose where they buy their power (just like they can choose their ISP or cable company). This allowed for competition for the retail component of your electricity service and spurred the creation of multiple REPs.
So was the change to deregulation worth it? Early results include increased consumer protection through the elimination of monopolies and the emergence of competitive forces. Additionally, deregulation has created jobs through the start-up of many REP?s. On the flip side, for the majority of the time Texas has been deregulated, electricity prices have actually gone up, not down. In fact, Texans are consistently paying rates higher than the national average. Some even argue that large corporations are choosing to set up shop and target factory locations where electricity is cheapest. It is hard to tell whether this is an impact of deregulation, or market prices in general, but notable none the less.
One thing is for sure: stakeholders will continue to argue the merits of deregulation for time immemorial. Lawmakers, consumers, suppliers and teachers will debate the good and the bad of it all, which hopefully will lead us to a refined policy that benefits everyone. For now, I will exercise my right to choose electricity in Texas.


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After spending the last two weeks on the road, the Stetson baseball team will return home to Melching Field on Tuesday night to host intra-state rival South Florida.
The game will be the second in a scheduled three-game series between the Hatters and Bulls this year. USF took the first game of the series 12-8 back on April 2 in Tampa. The teams are scheduled to meet again on May 1 in Tampa.
In addition to the Hatters' return to Melching Field for the 6:30 p.m. game, Stetson will honor all members of the military and veterans of military service with free admission. Family members of active service or retired military will also be admitted for just $5.
"It is important to us that we do something to honor our veterans and military," Hatters coach Pete Dunn said after Sunday's victory over USC Upstate. "Those people have given so much to protect the freedom that we enjoy, and this is just a small way for us to thank them for their service."
On the field, the Hatters (17-20) will be looking to build some momentum this week after taking two of three games each of the last two weekends on the road in Atlantic Sun Conference play. To do that, they will continue to look to the pitching staff to keep the Hatters close.
Freshman Adam Schaly (0-2, 5-46) will look to get in the win column for the first time when he makes his seventh start of the season. The left-hander has had mixed results this year, with most of his problems coming after he falls behind in the count. He did a better job of throwing strikes his last time out and will need to duplicate that success against the Bulls.
South Florida (22-14) comes into the game riding an eight-game winning streak that started with their victory over Stetson two weeks ago. Since that win the Bulls have swept a conference series from Pittsburgh, defeated UCF and swept a non-conference series from Alcorn State.
The Bulls' win streak caught the attention of one of the four major national polls this week. South Florida debuted at No. 28 in the Collegiate Baseball poll.
No one is on a hotter streak than Stetson freshman first baseman Patrick Mazeika, who enters play this week riding a 21-game hit streak, the longest active streak in all of college baseball. If he continues the streak Tuesday night, he would move alone into fifth on the all-time Stetson hit streak list.
Mazeika has not just been getting one hit each game. He is the leading hitter in the Atlantic Sun Conference and his .411 batting average ranks 18th in the nation entering play this week. Mazeika has multiple hits in 10 of the 21 games during his streak, including each of the last six games.
In addition to his hit streak, Mazeika has reached base in 28 straight games and in 36 of 37 games this year.
He'll look to keep that streak alive against USF sophomore right-hander Mike Clarkson (1-4). Clarkson started against Stetson in the first meeting this year, allowing two runs on three hits, one by Mazeika, over three innings of work.
Following the game against USF on Tuesday the Hatters will host East Tennessee State in A-Sun play this weekend. The Bucs (21-12, 10-5) have won seven of their last eight games over the last two weeks, including consecutive league sweeps of Lipscomb and Northern Kentucky.
That series will open on Friday night at Melching Field with the first pitch scheduled for 6:30 p.m.


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Christian McDaniel is considered at-risk
A 16-year-old Sacramento boy has been missing for more than one week, and the county Sheriff's Department is asking for help finding him.
Christian McDaniel is considered at-risk due to his current emotional state, the department said in a news release, adding that the teen might be suicidal.
McDaniel was last seen about 11 p.m. Feb. 6 at his home in the 9000 block of Chantal Way.
He has black hair and brown eyes, Sgt. Jason Ramos said in the written statement.
McDaniel stands about 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs about 235 pounds. He was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, a red baseball cap and red-and-white tennis shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to call 916-874-5115.
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Oct. 22, 1923 – Feb. 14, 2013
Sister Julia Fala, formerly Sister Teresina, a teacher in Catholic schools, died Thursday in Mount St. Mary's Hospital, Lewiston. She was 89.
Born Julia A. Fala in Columbus, Ohio, she entered the Sisters of St. Francis of Penance and Christian Charity at Stella Niagara and professed her vows on Sept. 3, 1944. She earned a bachelor's degree from Rosary Hill College, now Daemen College, in 1966.
She taught at St. Joachim and St. Lawrence schools in Buffalo; Our Lady of Lebanon School in Niagara Falls; and St. Joseph's School in Gowanda, as well as at several schools in the Columbus area. She retired to Stella Niagara in September 2011.
Surviving are four sisters, Clara, Shirley, Jean Rizek and Joan White; and a brother, Carlo.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Monday in Sisters Chapel at Stella Niagara, 4421 Lower River Road, Lewiston.