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The body of a "young adult male" who is believed to have drowned was found floating in the Tygart Valley River Wednesday, police said.
The man's body was discovered just before noon near Belington, said Cpl. M.P. Denison with the Philippi detachment of the West Virginia State Police.
Denison said several railroad workers first spotted the body floating down the river, and it took authorities "less than an hour" to retrieve it from the water.
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Emergency personnel load a body recovered from the Tygart Valley River into a Belington Emergency Squad ambulance Wednesday afternoon. Authorities retrieved the body from the river just off of U.S. Route 250, across from New Era Village. The body has been sent to the chief medical examiner's office in Charleston.
"The body has been sent to the chief medical examiner's office," Denison said late Wednesday afternoon. "We won't know anything else until that gets back."
Denison said the state police won't release any further information until they receive the results of the autopsy, which won't be complete until sometime next week.
When asked if he believed the drowning was suspicious, Denison replied, "I can't elaborate on that ... not right now."
Denison and Sgt. J.A. Wyatt, also with the Philippi detachment of the WVSP, are investigating the case.
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LISBON - A ruling in county Common Pleas Court later this month will determine whether complaints filed against Columbia Gas Transmission fall under state law or federal law.
The complaints are from those owning land in what is known as the Brinker Storage Field operated by Columbia Gas. They say the long-standing natural gas leases held by Columbia are blocking them from signing new leases with Chesapeake Energy LLC.
Columbia moved to have the suit sent to federal court this summer, but the court ruled the landowners' claims didn't fall under federal law and sent the suit back to the county.
According to court documents, Columbia requested the court reconsider the decision and said that if the landowners won it would mean the Brinker Storage Field would be "abandoned, partially and in piecemeal fashion, lease by lease and tract by tract."
The company also said the landowners' complaints are "garbed in state law" and a "de facto collateral attack" on its Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) certificate. The certificate was granted, the company said, based on the commission's holding that the storage field is "necessary and in the public interest."
"Plaintiffs' requested relief seeks to force Columbia to abandon portions of its Brinker Storage Field, something the Natural Gas Act does not empower a state court to do," the company said.
The company also argued the matter is federal since it operates and maintains an extensive interstate natural gas distribution and transportation system. The roughly 35,000-acre Brinker Storage Field is one of others the company uses to store gas under the ground in the Berea sandstone during the summer months. The excess gas is then pulled from storage during the winter when the market demand exceeds production.
Landowners and their lawyers claim the company has breached the existing leases as oil and gas has not been produced there for at least 30 years and landowners have not received any compensation from the company.
The leases date back to as early as 1940, and most offered $1 per acre and $200 annual royalty payment a far cry from the more than $5,000 per acre and sometimes upwards of 15 percent royalty offered by Chesapeake. The royalties are continually paid as long as oil and gas are recovered from a property.
The current landowners, and even Chesapeake, were unaware of the existing leases when they were discussing lease agreements. It wasn't until Chesapeake conducted a property search that the existing leases were discovered. The company then pulled back the offers since the property was already leased.
Sean Scullin, of Scullin and Cunning Law Offices in Boardman, the firm hired to represent the more than 80 land owners, said Columbia's recent efforts to bargain with them are falling short.
The company, along with Hilcorp Energy, held private meetings with landowners in Columbiana last month, and although officials won't reveal specifics of what was discussed, landowners claim they have offered an amendment to the existing leases that would include a 12.5 percent royalty. Whether the royalty is on the gross amount was not clear.
Scullin said the offer was "very ambiguous" and that roughly 30 landowners joined the already existing lawsuit shortly after the meetings. The suit now covers roughly 5,000 acres in Salem, Center, Fairfield and Elkrun townships.
"If Columbia wins, this money and minerals leave town. If landowners win, this money stays in the county," Scullin said.
Visiting Judge Richard Reinbold Jr. is expected to rule on the matter Oct. 24. The suit was originally put before judges C. Ashley Pike and Scott Washam, but the two removed themselves due to knowing most of the land owners involved.


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LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. – Canisius served notice that it intends to remain among the contenders in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference with one of its best defensive efforts of the season by routing second-place Rider, 67-50, on Friday night in Alumni Gymnasium.
Billy Baron and Jordan Heath each scored 17 points to lead the Golden Griffins (13-7, 6-3), who won their third in a row and ended the Broncs' five-game winning streak by beating Rider (11-10, 6-3) on its home floor for just the second time in 17 tries. It's Canisius' first win here since Feb. 11, 2011.
Heath grabbed a career-high 13 boards to finish with his first career double-double.
The Griffs host conference leader and longtime rival Niagara (12-8, 8-1) at 4 p.m. Sunday.
"Our guys played with an understanding of what they needed to do defensively and really controlled the boards with our 42-22 advantage on the glass," Canisius coach Jim Baron said. "This is a big win for us."
The Griffs won this one by delivering a beatdown in the second half after taking a 27-24 lead into the intermission. Canisius opened the second half with a 17-4 blitz during the first 5:45 – sparked by a Billy Baron trey. The Griffs shot 16 for 26 from the field during the final 20 minutes, while limiting Rider to 8-of-25 shooting.
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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - Gatekeeper's Museum will be open free to the public on Friday, Dec. 14, 5-8 p.m. In addition to free admission, four authors will be present at the museum that night signing books.
Authors David Antonucci, "Snowball's Chance, Fairest Picture;" Carol Jensen, "West Shore of Lake Tahoe;" Mark McLaughlin, "Longboards to Olympics, The Donner Party: Weathering the Storm," "Skiing at Lake Tahoe," "Western Train Adventures and Sierra Stories," volumes 1 and 2; and Robert Stewart, "Finding Sam Clemens Cove" and "The Gold Rush Letters of E. Allen Grosh and Hosea B.Grosh" will all be on hand inscribing books for people, providing an opportunity for special, personalized holiday gifts.
Visitors will remember this past June, Antonucci and Stewart engaged in a lively debate on the whereabouts of Mark Twain's 1851 Lake Tahoe campsite. The two scribes may disagree about this, but they heartily agreed to join forces on this evening for the benefit of museum-goers and shoppers.
Storm King McLaughlin, another summer lecturer at the museum, will join in as well, with Carol Jensen, who has a variety of interesting historical anecdotes she has found about the region, from Aimee Semple McPherson on the West Shore, to Elizabeth Taylor at the Dolby estate. This is your chance to visit with these authors about local historical mysteries and debates.
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Christia V. Daniels Adair of Houston became the sole administrator of Houston's National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in 1950. She worked with this organization for 25 years prior to her appointment.
During the 12 years she served as NAACP administrator she championed a court case opening the state's universities to black students, and helped minorities achieve equal access to public schools, libraries, transportation and Veteran Administration hospitals.
She founded the first Harris County interracial political group in 1952, the Harris County Democrats.
Ms. Adair was named Woman of the Year in 1952 by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority and, in 1974 was recognized for her suffrage work by the National Organization for Women.
In 1977 she was selected as one of four women in the country to participate in the Black Women Oral History Project sponsored by the Schlesinger Library of Radcliff College.
Ms. Adair was an elementary school teacher, a civil rights activist and lifelong leader in the Methodist Church, and she served 20 years as Precinct 25 judge.
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013
The future of Berkeley Stags' sports shines bright when looking at the kids in Moncks Corner's Park and Rec sports programs grinding it out on the gridiron and baseball field.
The park and rec fall program wrapped up last week with two tournaments, one in baseball, and a youth football tournament hosted by MCPR.
The Moncks Corner 9-10-year-olds swept the fall season and tournament, The MC Giants won the regular season and tournament championship while the MC Red Sox finished as tournament runners up.
The Giants and Red Sox played each other in the tournament championship at Wescott Park in North Charleston.
"To have two Moncks Corner baseball teams finish first and second in a statewide tournament like this says quite a lot about our town's athletes and our baseball program," said Moncks Corner Mayor Bill Peagler during the November town council meeting.
Team members for the Giants and Red Sox include Aiden Holt, Jackson Blackburn, Logan Phoebus, David Olsen, Jesse Free, Brayden Lail, Dylan Lambert, Ashton Lewis, Evan Kunkle, Garrett White, Benjamin Eddy, Braydon Castle, Eathan Reynolds, Hagen Gregory, Mack Ritter, Rhett Leggett, Brody Clanton, Austin Hewette, Joshua Legnard and Davis Riley.
Coaches are Eric Hill, Allan Ritter, Wade Leggett, Brian Legnard, Larry Free, David Clanton and Chris Hewette
"The two baseball teams played over 15 games apiece making it a long fall," said MCPR Athletic Director Matt Still. "They both were very well coached and very competitive in the 28-team league we played in."
The baseball tournament featured 28 teams and the Giants and Red Sox entered the tournament as the top two seeds.
On the football side, the Moncks Corner Midget Cowboys, Bantam Cowboys and Small Fry Stags won the Berkeley Youth Football Conference Tournament Championship in Moncks Corner on Nov. 20.
"Our football tournament consisted of the Berkeley Youth Football Conference, which consists of Moncks Corner, Ladson, St. Stephens, and Bonneau," Still said. "It was a single loss bracket and all teams competed throughout the week."
Moncks Corner took home titles in Midget, Small Fry, and Bantam divisions, or three of the four divisions.
Ladson took home the crown in the Pee Wee division beating the regular season champion Pee Wee Moncks Corner Stags for the crown.
Also the Bantam Cowboys won the regular season championship and the tournament championship, going undefeated in both regular season and tournament play.
The MC Midget Cowboys are J.J. Fincher, Miller Whetzel, Ian Giles, Lagan Hodge, Reed Driggers, Kanye Thomas, Drayton Dupree, J'Vaariez Sumpter, Hudson Clark, Evan gaskins, Gavin Barb, Randy Etling, Stephen VanScyoc Jr, Shamari Sergeon, Treyvon Wheeler, KJ Rivers, Cam Palmer, Aaron Talbert, Austin Ledoux, Camden Thomas, Adam Rivers, Ryan Hill.
The Midget Cowboys coaches are Steve Ledoux, Kevin Rivers, Jeff Whetzel, Rob Talbert, and Jay Fincher
The Bantam Cowboys are Peyton Morgan, Shamari Gathers, Josh Simmons, Jackson Weathers, Anthony Arroyo, Michael Smart, Cole Garrick, Andrew Crickard, Shane Franks, Christian Owens, Damond Navarre, DJ Chislom, Trey Morrison, Johnathan Reid-Boyd, Kevin Rhode Jr., De'Onjuloe Francis, Anthony Gdson Jr., Sullivan Matkovich, Quamane Witherspoon, Holden Smith, Tyreke Walker, Irvonte Yeadon and Dervon Peznell.
Bantam Cowboys coaches are Ron Reid, Marvin Wright, Kevin Wadford and Eric Wright.
The Small Fry Stags are Dayshon Driggers, Jaylen Ravenel, Adam Vincent, Christian Warren, Jake Dunn, Jacques Coaxom, Hakeem Meggett, Trey Minor, Randy Seton, Kyle Gill, Corey Moraux, Myles Walker, Malik Brabham, Drayton Wallace, Nolan Blackburn, Sean Perritte, Tyler Lambert, Joseph Sales, Aaron Walker, Kiondre Gillard, Noah Williams, Joshua Williams, Joe Quick, Johnny Felder, Randy Seton and D.J. Gourdine.
Small Fry Stags coaches are Coach Walker, Coach Vincent, Coach Don Minor, and Coach Williams.
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During the summer of 2004, my father was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. Myeloma? I had never heard of this disease. And I was not alone. Most people, it seems, have never heard of this little-known cancer. I knew that I needed to do something to change that. If so few people know about this disease, how does one expect to raise money for research to find better treatments or, better yet, a cure?! I was determined to find a way to promote myeloma awareness.
I am a Sophomore at the University of Miami, on the Pre-Med track, working towards a double major in chemistry and French, and a minor in Biology. I hope to become a rheumatologist. In the Spring of 2004, I joined Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc., a Beta Sigma Chapter, for which I now serve as vice president and treasurer. In part, our mission is "to develop strong Leaders who will then provide and practice political, social, and cultural activities." I knew that I could count on my sisters to help make the myeloma awareness and fundraising project a success. I also contacted Suzanne Battaglia of the IMF and requested the Foundation's assistance.
I organized events at Florida Atlantic University, Florida International University, and Nova Southeastern University. Knowing how hectic campus life is, and how something as basic as food can become an issue, I decided to use the students' busy lifestyle to my advantage. I sold beef patties, a very popular convenience food item. Along with the patties, educational flyers about myeloma were distributed.
Sorority sisters nationwide responded to my awareness project. Together, we reached out to students and faculty. On my campus, a professor who is a myeloma patient thanked us for our efforts and said, "I feel a little better knowing that I am not alone."
Besides raising awareness and funds for research, I learned a lot about what to do (and what not to do!) to make fundraising successful. As a result, I plan to hold future events to benefit myeloma research and awareness. Currently, I am organizing a myeloma walk-a-thon that will take place in the fall.


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quote: Creationism is just a belief and a faith, but you can't say that it can not ever be proven. We know evolution is a fact--this much is true and a logical Creationist would never dare argue against it. There is plenty of evidence to support evolution. The divide exists on the origin of life, where there is zero scientific evidence to prove either viewpoint.
quote: Well... I personally know many creationists who reject every facet of evolution, but your mileage may vary.
quote: My hope is that, whether or not all of this is ever figured out, we can all respect each other and what we choose to put our faith in. (excluding violent fanatics, who should be euthanized)


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As a college that has valued good writing for more than two centuries, Hamilton was proud to join in celebrating the fifth annual National Day on Writing on Oct. 20. On campus, students marked the day with a contest sponsored by the Writing Center. Alumni were invited to share how writing skills they developed at Hamilton affect their personal and professional lives. Here are a few of those reflections:
Before Hamilton was co-ed, Professor Warren Wright loved to tell us that the Hamilton "man" can write, speak and think. Hamilton's professors, regardless of the course, took pains to make us better writers. It did not matter whether you had Jim Bradfield in economics, Bob Simon in philosophy or Dwight Lindley in English, your writing received a thorough critique on content and clarity. Writing well became second nature, and those skills led me to be a law review editor and a legal writing fellow at Penn Law School. I now teach advanced legal writing to young lawyers at the U.S. Department of Justice, where I share those Hamilton-honed skills with my colleagues.
— Michael Quinn '80
I learned to write in Russell Blackwood's History of Western Philosophy, a year-long course that traced a linear sequence of philosophical thought. Every week we wrote a two-page paper analyzing the assigned reading, which created a "hook" for the following week's reading. I learned to think through what I wanted to say, to articulate it precisely and to find joy in it. That course brought my writing into the adult realm, and I use that skill of discerning and articulating the main point in the work I do now analyzing and creating the visual display of quantitative data.
— Libby Barlow '84
I was an extraordinary writer when I entered Hamilton in 1958. I knew that because my favorite high school English teacher told me that so often. So I was stunned by Austin Briggs' criticisms of my compositions. I got over that. By the time I graduated, I had become a better (and more humble) writer. But I was stunned again at IBM to find how few people could put together a well-written document. As a rookie in Employee Relations, I was often asked to edit the work of senior officials, then to compose letters from executives. The communications skills I learned at Hamilton accelerated my career much more quickly than my intellect alone could have. I learned to love writing and went on to write poetry and song lyrics. I published a memoir and now teach a writing class at the local Senior Center. Thanks, Hamilton. You brightened my life. (Did I get a "Yes"?)
— Tony Cobourn '63
Editor's Note: Mr. Cobourn is recalling "yes" themes, where, in order to pass English Composition, students had to write two papers without a single spelling, grammar or logic mistake.
During my time on the Hill I did not fully appreciate the writing skills I was acquiring … This was particularly apparent shortly after I matriculated to a graduate program. In one of my first classes we were asked to write a substantial research paper. When the first draft was returned I found a high grade with only a few minor edits noted. My fellow classmates, though — almost universally — were told to visit the university's writing center and — almost universally — were irate at receiving this suggestion. Many had received high grades on writing assignments during their undergraduate careers and were shocked to be told that their writing was not at the graduate-school level. I, on the other hand, was used to receiving average grades on writing assignments as an undergraduate and was pleasantly surprised to discover that my writing was deemed appropriate. I am loath to admit I had not even considered the paper to be my best work; I had simply written as I knew how to write.
This is the moment I fully understood what I had learned about writing at Hamilton. Communication was not a course requirement to be fulfilled. It was not even the three writing-intensive classes we needed to pass in order to graduate. It was a lesson woven into nearly every experience on the Hill. It was an expectation, not an option. Those who taught us demonstrated these skills every day and expressed full confidence in their students' ability to acquire and utilize those skills as they went forth.
As I have gone on into my career I realized another benefit: in learning how to write effectively, one learns how to think critically. The questions I ask myself while writing — Does this make sense? Is this succinct? Is the explanation clear? — are just as important when considering the world around us.
The value of writing skills cannot be underestimated, and I am grateful to Hamilton for instilling that in its students throughout its history and continuing that education for generations to come.
— Rori Dawes '00
I thought I was a good writer in high school before I got to Hamilton. Then Professor [John] O'Neill, who taught English 200, gave me a D on the first essay I ever wrote at Hamilton. I truly thought that I would fail out, but I eventually found my love for writing in creative writing classes, writing fiction or personal essays. I still enjoy writing fiction today (and even won Honorable Mention in the alumni writing contest a few years ago; having author/alum John Nichols commend me on my story was a great thrill). I also find that the writing skills I developed at Hamilton have helped me in my career as an attorney. I learned how to craft arguments in a concise fashion without bowling over the reader with flowery language. Hamilton not only taught me how to write, but to love to write.
Four years at Hamilton College developed and honed my writing skills, and I have earned my living by writing ever since. I began by writing newsletter copy and press releases, went on to write promotional copy for professional conferences and seminars, and later wrote successful proposals for government contracts. In the meantime, I pursued fiction writing on the side, and I have recently published my first book, The Hammock: A novel based on the true story of French painter James Tissot. It has earned excellent reviews for the story line — and for the quality of the writing. I remain grateful for my Hamilton education.
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1903 American League Composite Display Photograph
Starting Bid - $800.00, Sold For - $1,392.00
At first glance, and even second and third glance, this majestic photographic display appears to be a 1903 American League composite photo produced by Carl Horner, baseball's preeminent photographer of the era. A very close examination, however, reveals that this piece is actually a high-quality vintage photograph of the original display. Remarkably, there has been little-to-no reduction in clarity; thus this offered piece resonates with the same extraordinary visual appeal as the original. Minor imperfections to the plate specimen used in the manufacture of this photograph define this display as a second generation print. The circumstances of its manufacture are not known, but the extraordinary quality of its manufacture and the separate player identification panel at the bottom strongly suggest that this imperial photographic display was produced by Carl Horner Studios also, possibly a number of years after the original production. Collectors have long hailed the 1903 American League Horner composite as one of the premier early photographic baseball displays of the twentieth century. The composite features portrait images of every player, plus the team manager, for all eight American League clubs. A larger portrait of League President Ban Johnson appears in the center. Included among the many luminaries pictured are Connie Mack, Cy Young, Eddie Plank, Chief Bender, Rube Waddell, Ed Delahanty, Sam Crawford, Clark Griffith, Addie Joss, Elmer Flick, Nap Lajoie and Jack Chesbro. All of the players have been identified (by means of a corresponding number next to each image) along the bottom white mount. As previously noted, the original plate specimen from which this piece was produced had a few minor condition flaws including a number of small repaired tears. Because of the exacting nature of the second generation print, many of those original flaws are also visible (but NOT actually present) on the offered piece. Aside from some light soiling, the display (21 x 17 inches) is in overall Excellent condition. It is interesting to note that the first generation prints are very slightly larger, measuring 22 x 21 inches. This is the only second generation 1903 Horner American League composite known. Based on many factors, our best guess is that its date of manufacture is somewhere between 1910 and 1920. As most collectors are aware, original 1903 Horner prints are rare and expensive. The last several high quality examples to appear at auction have each sold for in excess of $20,000. This display, which is equal to its first generation predecessor in visual appeal, will be valued at a discount due to its status as a second generation print, and represents a unique and very desirable alternative to a far more expensive first generation print. Ideally, the display is matted and framed in what appears to be its original vintage wood frame to total dimensions of 31 x 27 inches. Reserve $800. Estimate $1,500/$2,500. SOLD FOR $1,392.00
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Steve Rushmore's November 2003 Hotels Monthly
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Steve Rushmore is the founder of HVS, a global hospitality consulting organization with 30 offices around the globe. He is focused on future office expansion and new product development outside the United States. Steve has provided consultation services for more than 15,000 hotels throughout the world during his 40-year career and specialized in complex issues involving hotel feasibility, valuations, and financing. He was one of the creators of the Microtel concept and was instrumental in its IPO.
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March 23, 2014
Praises young man for taking initiative to collect litter To the editor: Kudos to a young man who demonstrated a love for his community, and proceeded to do something positive....
There isn't any more people milking the system at the lower end as there are people defrauding the system at the top
appears that Toyota will pay a 1.6 billion fine for lying and not a minute of jail time.
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Poverty alone is increasing at an alarming rate and the only answer is make cuts, to food stamps ,unemployement benefits..
Where in the*****is the incentive to get good paying jobs back to retrain as many as possible.
It's no wonder where 23 in education ,18 in healthcare and soon to be 3rd in manufactoring
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Personally Kozy I think it's*****shameful that only thing you and a few others can only play with the BS that goes on everyday .
Where in the*****is all the concern for the real issues.Why aren't you on the phone or mail or e-mail demanding the*****stop and we start addressing all these other issues for a change
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We might be better off with someone like Putin
Atleast he would have the sack to do something .
Pitiful to even consider such an opition. But i'm*****tied of 6 years of this horse*****
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How we doing on such things as : Post Office ,Infrastrucure, Education,Jobs,Healthcare ,Tax Reform, SS ,Medicare ,Immagration ?
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Of all the things that present a great concern to our country .The only one all those people are worried about is the ACA,
If we keep it up long enough we could win the election in Nov.
I hope the REpubs. win the WH back..
The first thing I would do is hold a secret meeting and pledge they would only serve one term even it meant screwing things up for the next 4yrs.
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I know how I would handle this ****.
I'd take my basket ball down to the Capital ,hand it to Boner and say heres our options on Ukraine.
When you little kids can make up your mind let me know.
Our country rots while these people play their horse*****game at our exspense
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There has been a lot of talk concerning how weak the United States now appears to the rest of the world. Let's take a look at the performance of our Government as a whole and you can see actions that contribute to that belief. This Congress has made over 50 frivolous attempts, all doomed to failure, to repeal the Affordable Care Act. That in itself must be a major contributing factor to the worlds declining opinion of the United States of America. While many here cry about budgets, jobs, and this countries poor and hungry, this Congress has repeatedly wasted time and precious resources in a childish effort that every single representative that cast a vote to repeal knew was doomed to failure. How long must we be forced to put up with this insanity? To anyone who thinks this republican Congress is not insane I would remind you that the very definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
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Just so everyone here is on the same page…
The President has the power to change things like this through Presidential Executive Order. Considering the obstructionist Congress that President Obama is forced to work with, he has used Presidential Executive Orders very sparingly and should be commended for his restraint. In point of fact past President exercised Presidential Executive Orders at a much higher rate than this President has. Continuing to point out minor changes that the President has made to the Affordable Care Act is very childish. The President is making a positive impact with these changes. This should be obvious to all when compared to the over 50 frivolous attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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The Department of Health and Human Services insisted that March 31 is the firm deadline to sign up for Obamacare. "We have no plans to extend the open enrollment period," HHS official Julie Bataille said. "In fact, we don't actually have the statutory authority to extend the open enrollment period in 2014."
A reporter followed up, asking why the administration could delay many other parts of the law but not this one. Michael Hash, who directs the Office of Health Reform at HHS, replied that the law states that the HHS secretary must set the open enrollment dates by June 2012, which Secretary Sebelius did. "Once that 2014 open enrollment period has been set, they are set permanently," Hash said. He did not explain why the administration has the authority to ignore other statutory deadlines to implement the employer mandate or cancel private health insurance plans not eligible for "grandfathering."
So, what about this? Is he correct?
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Is this ok?
The president's unilateral delays of various parts of the law has drawn a lot of criticism from Republicans and constitutional experts. "Last week, Obama underlined what this means for our system: The administration unilaterally increased the transition time for individuals to obtain the level of insurance mandated by the Affordable Care Act," George Washington law professor Jonathan Turley, most often considered a liberal politically, wrote in Sunday's issue of the Los Angeles Times. "There is no statutory authority for the change — simply the raw assertion of executive power."
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Ok...going to bed. Tomorrow
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"I said you wanted to Kozy (due to your feelings as an Christian)...never said you said you wanted to."
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I thought when he he said like they do in North Korea he refered to eating dogs...was I wrong? And since I haven't lied but you were asked to show where I called you or anyone else a commie and you haven't responded then who is lying? Not me.
But, I don't care if you make up things about me...you see, I don't need your approval and don't hate you, no matter.
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"I said you wanted to Donald (due to your feelings as an atheist)...never said you said you wanted to."
I am going to can that post and keep it whenever you take something out of context and use it as an attack. I cannot believe you said that and if I had said it, you, watchdog, notsocialist and others would be going crazy quoting "I said you wanted to Donald ...never said you said you wanted to."
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Kozy62, There was another guy a while back who wanted to argue what the definition of 'is' is. I actually have quite a bit of respect for him, even though he has in the past done some questionable things. You do not enjoy that same respect. The reason you do not enjoy that same respect is your constant lying.
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Kozy, Show me where ladybug ever suggested that you should be fed dog. "I know...you want notSocialist, WatchDog, questioner and others including me to be fed dog...that's cold! " You cannot. Do you know why you cannot? It is because you were lting when you said it.
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I said you wanted to Donald (due to your feelings as an atheist)...never said you said you wanted to. Did you just make something up?
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Kozy62, Nice dance, too bad you could not show where I said "Donald, wants to get rid of all Christians and churches". You are a LIAR. You know you are a LIAR. Anyone who takes the time to read what you just said knows you are a LIAR. Prove you are not a LIAR and show where I ever said I want to get rid of all Christians and churches. You cannot. Do you know why you cannot? It is because you are a LIAR!
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I don't care what anyone eats...up to now, it's a freedom we still have.
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Hey, we are already putting breakfast together in August...you can come, bug.
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Donald, I have never asked for your approval and really don't ask you to comment on my conversations with another person. Saying that a person is a brother with another mother is not a negative comment but used as a means of those who are considered family even though they are not biologically so. Posting an article is a means of discussion, not me calling names...so if that is how you feel then every time you ask folks to read something, you're calling them a name?
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Guess there won't be another session at Bobs
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Thats a big 10-4 3D
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Thats right because those people aren't willing to stick together.
Germany is not about to fight Putin and watch it's economy go under because of trade with Russia,
That why they good ole Anerica. Take our money ,troops and run
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Doctor: Steve, the tests have come back, and... I don't know how to tell you this, but Alan isn't really your son.
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Union Factory questions
Hey there,
Not too many actual riding reviews of the Union Factory bindings since they are fairly new into the market. I'm considering Cartels, Vitas, 390 Boss, and these Union Factorys as my options. Currently using 390s, love the flex and movement on these, but want Canting which is the reason for my selection above.
I think the Factorys are stiffer, perhaps more like a Targa? Which I'm not so keen on in theory, but anyone ridden these and attest to the flex vs say a 390 or Vita/Cartel? Since their website sux donkey balls, I'm looking to you good folk, on real life experience with these.
Its really the only other option I'd like to consider before making my call. The Unions look pretty simple, which I think is one of their favoured characteristics. So just how much adjustment is there?
Moveable heel cup (to adjust length and therefore foot position in binding). Toe ramp position?(for same reason above).
Back strap position to adjust response level? Front toe strap position (forward or back to get best position on boot?
Oh just point out I don't have any experience with Union so I cannot relate to comparisons with Forces or Contacts etc, but still appreciate any feedback from anyone thats ridden them (and isn't Travis Rice). Comparisons to Rome would be the ultimate, but vs Burton I have a good idea.
The Factory have a different feel from the 390 and Targa. I'll try to explain without getting confusing. The Factory Baseplate is plastic so is has a bit of flex to it, but is still pretty rigid, where the Targa baseplate has a more rigid solid feel. The Factory ankle strap is similar to the Targa, and more responsive than the 390 (I always found the 390 strap a bit soft). The Factory toe strap is smaller than the Rome strap, but the Factory toe strap is very responsive, and admittedly, a bit of an improvement from previous models.
As far as adjustment, there is quite a bit. You can get a size 11 boot into a M/L binding.
Highback rotation, heel-cup adjust, strap length adjust (toe and ankle), toe ramp adjust, two toe strap position options, and unlimited stance width options (the slots are long enough to extend nearly to the next set of holes). The only thing it doesn't have is multiple ankle strap options. But it's in a pretty centered position. It doesn't sit so high that it restricts upper boot movement, but not so low that you lack toe side response.
Hope that helps. If you have any other questions, let me know.
I found the lack of flex in the Factory baseplates to be disconcerting compared to my Burton Prophecys with Reflex. The highback had great torsional flex, but was very stiff toe to heel, which gave me a bit of calf bite on my forward leg.
I got a 31.5 mondo boot into a L/XL and centered fine on my board. These bindings are very responsive but not restrictive. I don't know if that makes sense, but that's the best way I can describe them. I only rode Burton Missions and Ride Capos before these, so I don't have the basis for comparison or experience that you're looking for. I am also an intermediate rider at best so I'm not qualified to give a proper review. My riding has progressed since I got these though, I don't feel like I'm fighting the board like I was on my Capos.
I mounted them on a medium stiff free ride board and it took me 5 runs to really adjust to them from my Capos to the point that the board felt sketchy. But once used to them, I'm amazed at how much better they are in every way than my other bindings. As long as the durability is there, I don't see myself in another binding for a while and I'm even going to sell my Capos. I really love them.
But I don't do any park, mostly groomers and trees. If you're doing any park, I don't know if these are the right binder for you, would have to let someone like extremo answer that.
These are my sons go to.binding. he is a big mountain competitor On the freeride world tour. he also rides alot of park, pipe, urban..... Everything.
I have ridden them also but mostly freeride/all mountain.
These are a fairly stiff binding that are forgiving. they have great dampening for a stiffer binding too.
If you want a metal, heavy, super stiff binding, these aren't them. If you want an amazing, light, all around binding, get these.
Umm, probably just a couple of questions, I do want it for all mountain and definitely park use will make up a lot of its daily use. Would you say its an OK binding for that sort of usage? The high back does look pretty towering in their pics (not sure if this is just optical illusion from the shaping/colourways, but Bigmountains comments on calf bite concern me. Of course there is no such thing as a free lunch, more stiffness heel to toe will give better response. However saying that I've never been a huge fan of stiff bindings, or cried out for more response, do like a little freedom to move.
At the end of the day, is the high back toe to heel stiffness pretty gnarly on these?
Basically from your avatar, would you use these on any rail duty or did you have them just on an all mountain/freeride quiver deck?
Edit-Argo just spotted your post after sending this, it actually answers pretty well my question above thanks, Extremo whats your 2 cents on the freestyle thing?
I have the Factory mounted on my park board, which I never ride anywhere else. I also own the Atlas, SL, and Force, but the dampening and comfort that the Factory provide is so good that I don't even bother with the others. I have the SL's mounted to my jib board, only because it's got more flex in the highback. But the Factory highback, even though it's stiffer and more responsive doesn't limit my jibbing in anyway. Union really has their bindings dialed to all around use. They allow flex and movement where you want it and provide support and response at the same time.
They do have some pressure from the highback on the calf of the boot compared to the Atlas, but the Atlas highback has a lot of torsional flex, so with a stiffer highback that's to be expected. I don't find it painful or uncomfortable in any way. Just more noticeable.
Edit: I'd just add that I would like to see Union make a binding with the Factory baseplate and straps, but with and Atlas highback. That would be my ideal park binding. But if I rode 50/50 park/all-mountain, the Factory would still be my choice.
Interesting it works as an all round park binding, I didn't pick it as such. Exactly why I asked for public opinion. It does seem like it would be a good binding. Still hate the Union website, their info for this binding (and their others for that matter) is so lame. If its good enough for Travis, then its more than good enough for you basically. Imagine if all brands just wrote that sort of crap.
Oh sorry, just two more questions, can you wind the high back to zero forward lean (not that I would want 0 but you know what I mean. so they aren't on say a 45 degree insane lean out of the box that you cannot ease off?
Last question....I promise....well actually you never know :) Is the Canting across the whole footbed?, but again their website sux, just mention of toe ramp canting that I could see. I would assume its across the whole foot as opposed to some twist in the foot and canting on the toes only, but then again I've been surprised before in this industry.
Oh just thought of one more question sorry, Again an assumption, the plates on these, you can rotate them so the holes allow toe-heel adjustment, rather than stance width, to get perfect centering? May seem like dumb question, but found out recently the Burton reflex discs are not designed to be used in the alternate ways, although Unions look like standard discs, they are not machined to flex differently in the different orientations?
Thanks alot, sorry to be a pain.
You can rotate base plates.
My son takes the little adjuster off the.highback so he has a true zero lean.
The canting is across the whole footbed
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TRUCKEE, Calif. — Police officers were forced to break a car window to free a black bear that had trapped itself inside it Sunday night.
According to a statement from the Truckee Police Department, the male bear locked itself inside an SUV at Stuart Staithe Road in the Glenshire subdivision and caused significant damage to the interior. The car's owner could not be located, so officers broke a window to release the bruin.
It was the third similar incident in the last two weeks in Truckee, officers said. A bear got stuck in a car in Prosser Lakeview the night of Oct. 8, and was let out by the car's owner.
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Seitan is back, baby! I have to give props to my father in law for the idea of putting mushrooms into seitan to make it more tender. I have revised the method, but this recipe is still as easy as the original and is less "bouncy" and chewy. I also revised the coating to make it a little more durable and more able to absorb the sauce. While they won't fool anyone into thinking they are actually chicken, I think they will go over well with vegans and omnis alike.
Makes about 30
- 1 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1 small onion, chopped (about 1/3 cup)
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 cup vital wheat gluten
- 1/2 cup fine corn flake crumbs
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1/2 tsp paprika
- 1/2 tsp salt
- fresh ground pepper
- 2 tsp oil
- 1 cup soy milk
- 1/2 tsp apple cider vinegar
- 1 tbsp vinegar
- 1 tbsp ketchup
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a sided cookie sheet with foil and lightly oil.
1. Place mushrooms, onion, and garlic in a food processor and process until finely chopped. Add oil, spice, salt and water and process into a smooth paste. Add gluten and process into a smooth dough.
2. Remove dough from food processor and roll into a cylinder about 14" long. Slice into 1" pieces and roll them into a smaller cylinders. Slice that in half if they are too long, then flatten slightly.
3. Mix together ground corn flakes, flour, paprika, salt, and pepper in a bowl. Combine soy milk and vinegar in a separate bowl.
4. Toss seitan in 2 tsp of oil. Toss seitan in corn flake mixture.
5. Dip seitan soy milk mixture, then toss in cornflake mixture again. Place on prepared cookie sheet.
6. Bake for 10 mins, turn over, then bake for another 10 mins.
7. Coat wingz with all but 1/4 cup of the sauce. Bake for 5 mins, then use a spoon to scoop up excess sauce and recoat the wingz. Bake for another 3-5 mins, until bubbling. Remove from oven and let cool 5 mins. Toss in remaining sauce and serve.
UPDATE: Some people have commented that their dough is too wet and the end product too soft. I made these again to make sure the measurements were right and they came out perfectly. So here is my advice: 1. Make sure you use a small onion so the liquid measurement is not thrown off (about 1/3 cup). 2. Save the water for the end. Process the onions, shrooms, spices, and oil, then add the gluten and process. Add enough water to get a soft but still durable dough.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Stetson men's and women's cross country concluded their season by competing in the Atlantic Sun Championship race on Saturday. The men finished in ninth and the women finished in 10th.
"I thought the meet went really well," head coach Joe Matuszczak said. "Both teams went out there and gave it all they had on a gusty October morning."
In the men's race, USC Upstate won with a total score of 49 points, winning by a margin of four points over ETSU. Stetson finished with a total of 295 points, beating out Jacksonville.
"The guys team really put together a great race," Matuszczak said. "There were multiple personal bests, others were just off. All in all, it was a great job."
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In the women's race, Lipscomb came in first place with a total score of 40 points. Stetson finished with a total score of 293 points.
"The women ran as a strong pack for a majority of the race," Matuszczak said. "Many of them ran season and/or collegiate bests."
Stetson's top finisher was Trixi Menge, who finished in 55th with a time of 20:05.6. Following her was Sabrina Guszvany, who came in 58th with a time of 20:12.3. Alyssa Thompson finished the race with a time of 20:16.7 (61st).
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Men's Team Results: 1) USC Upstate 49; 2) ETSU 53; 3) Kennesaw State 85; 4) FGCU 110; 5) Mercer 126; 6) Northern Kentucky 135; 7) Lipscomb 142; 8) North Florida 159; 9) Stetson 295;
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UNIVERSITY PARK - The non-conference portion of the season is over, and Penn State came out of it OK with an 8-5 record.
Now the Nittany Lions are about to enter a different world.
Even though coach Patrick Chambers said the team has made big improvements, it remains to be seen if this young, inexperienced PSU squad is anywhere near good enough for Big Ten competition.
"We're building here," Chambers said after Wednesday night's hard-fought 74-67 win over Cornell at Bryce Jordan Center. "We're building a great foundation. These kids are playing hard. They're getting better every day."
The slow but steady improvement has been good enough against eight teams so far. But those eight opponents PSU has beaten have a combined record of just 32-58.
The next four opponents are a combined 40-6 (Michigan 9-2, Northwestern 10-1, Purdue 10-3, Indiana 11-0).
The Big Ten has been one of the nation's best conferences in recent years, and that's also the case this season with six teams in the Top 25. The Lions will learn quickly what the league is all about when they travel to No. 20 Michigan to open conference play Dec. 29.
"I think you're going to see a team that's not afraid to compete," Chambers said before later adding, "We've got to go in saying, 'We're Penn State, we're here to compete.'"
The most important thing the Lions will have to do in conference play, Chambers and the players said, will be valuing each and every possession. They did a good job of that late in Wednesday's game to finish off Cornell and close out the non-conference schedule on a positive note.
Cornell (4-6) tied the game at 64 on a 3-pointer by Chris Wroblewski with 1:53 remaining. The Lions took the lead right back as Jermaine Marshall drew a foul and hit both free throws with 1:27 to go.
Wroblewski missed from the left baseline on Cornell's next trip, and after a PSU timeout, Marshall was fouled as he split the defense driving to the lane. He hit both free throws for a 68-64 lead with 35 seconds left.
Cornell again came up empty as Wroblewski committed a foul, and Cammeron Woodyard sank both free throws for the Lions. The Big Red put one final scare into PSU as Drew Ferry buried a 3-pointer with 20 seconds left to make it 70-67, but the Lions sealed it at the foul line as Woodyard and Tim Frazier both made a pair in the closing seconds.
"I think we've grown each day," Frazier, who led PSU with 17 points, said of the team's improvement. "You see us out on the court, we've made steps, we're not doing the same mistakes we've made."
The Lions also, on occasion, have been getting contributions from other players to help take some of the scoring burden off Frazier. Woodyard and Trey Lewis both made big 3-pointers in key situations Wednesday to finish with 13 points apiece, while Marshall added 12.
Frazier, who added 11 assists and six rebounds, looked comfortable dishing the ball and trusting his teammates in big spots.
"Definitely I trust my teammates 100 percent," Frazier said. "For those guys to make big shots, that relieves some of the defensive pressure loaded around me. ... That opens up stuff for me."
Cornell coach Bill Courtney seemed surprised PSU shot so many 3-pointers, making 10-of-24. The Big Red had played at Illinois just two days earlier (losing 64-60) and were playing their third game in five days, and it appeared they just ran out of gas at the end.
"I don't think that that was a big factor," Courtney said of the fatigue. "Maybe it was. Maybe that was the reason we had 29 fouls."
Ferry led Cornell with 20 points, hitting 6-of-11 3-pointers, while Shonn Miller had 15. The Big Red shot lights out early and led most of the first half before PSU rallied late to go into the locker room down just 31-30.
The Lions used a 9-0 run early in the second half to build a 49-42 lead, but Cornell came right back with seven unanswered points, and things were close the rest of the way.
Heading into conference play, Chambers said he likes his team's intensity and stressed taking care of the ball and getting good shots.
"As long as we're defending, rebounding and giving ourselves a chance, we're heading in the right direction," Chambers said.
CORNELL (67): Miller 4-11 4-4 15, Figini 0-1 3-3 3, Cancer 3-5 4-5 10, Wroblewski 2-6 2-2 8, Ferry 7-15 0-0 20, LaMore 1-2 2-2 4, Groebe 0-2 0-0 0, Scelfo 0-0 0-0 0, McMillan 0-0 0-0 0, Gray 2-8 1-1 5, D. Cherry 0-0 0-0 0, Tarwater 0-1 0-0 0, Giddens 1-2 0-0 2, Chemerinski 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 20-53 16-17 67.
PENN ST. (74): Oliver 3-8 0-0 9, Travis 1-2 0-0 2, Glover 2-7 0-0 4, Marshall 2-9 8-11 12, Frazier 4-12 9-13 17, Lewis 4-6 1-2 13, Borovnjak 2-7 0-0 4, Woodyard 3-5 4-4 13. Totals 21-56 22-30 74.
Halftime-Cornell 31-30. 3-Point Goals-Cornell 11-28 (Ferry 6-11, Miller 3-6, Wroblewski 2-4, Tarwater 0-1, Groebe 0-2, Gray 0-4), Penn St. 10-24 (Lewis 4-6, Woodyard 3-3, Oliver 3-6, Travis 0-1, Marshall 0-2, Frazier 0-2, Glover 0-4). Fouled Out-Miller, Wroblewski. Rebounds-Cornell 33 (Miller 11), Penn St. 40 (Frazier 11). Assists-Cornell 14 (Cancer 7), Penn St. 10 (Frazier 6). Total Fouls-Cornell 28, Penn St. 13. Technical-Cornell Bench. A-4,414.


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A St. Charles County woman is accused of leaving a loaded rifle in her toddler's crib.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that Cheryl Darlene Dudley, 37, of St. Peters, was charged with seven counts of endangering the welfare of a child, along with one count of child abuse.
Police went to the home Monday after someone reported seeing Dudley's 22-month-old daughter tied to the garage with a rope. Police said they found a loaded rifle in the toddler's crib. Dudley allegedly said she put it there after hearing noises in her back yard.
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DDR Corp., the Cleveland-based real estate investment trust that bought 110 shopping centers from Benderson Development Co. at the height of the market, is introducing a business incubator program with six months of free rent to deal with the excess vacancies it now faces in many of those plazas.
To receive the free rent, a tenant must sign a 2�-year lease.
The publicly traded company is rolling out its new "Set Up Shop" program in 15 shopping centers in New York and Pennsylvania, with a total of 38 retail units available for start-up retail businesses.
That includes nine area centers in Batavia, Cheektowaga, Jamestown, Lockport, North Tonawanda, Warsaw and Williamsville, as well as other sites in Big Flats, Le Roy, New Hartford, and Penfield. One plaza is in Erie, Pa.
The units vary in exact size but are small spaces designed to house retail shops that are just starting up. The program features free rent for the first six months and a cap on other expenses, but the business has to sign a lease for 30 months.
"We're looking for entrepreneurs. We're looking for start-ups," said David J. Perry, senior director of marketing services for DDR. "It has to fit in with the merchandise mix of the center and be retail. That's what we're looking for."
DDR is the nation's leading owner, manager, developer and operator of shopping centers, with 459 retail properties and 117 million square feet of space in 39 states, Puerto Rico and Brazil. The company paid $2.3 billion to buy the package of Benderson properties in 2004, only to sell back 11 of them to Benderson in June 2009 for a deep discount.
It also unloaded others in recent years to other companies after DDR's finances were hammered during the financial crisis and recession. It is one of the largest retail property owners in Western New York, with more than 4 million square feet of space in the Buffalo and Rochester markets.
"It's a natural launch in the Buffalo market because we're one of the largest owners and managers of shopping centers in the Buffalo market," Perry said.
The offer is an effort by DDR to deal with an excess of vacant space in its plazas. The retail market nationally is still struggling in the lackluster economic recovery, with consumers holding back on their spending. The company posted a leased rate of 94 percent in the second quarter but still has a lot of small spaces available in these centers.
By making some of the units available at a lower cost, Perry said, DDR is trying to support and encourage start-up businesses, while also locking some new tenants into its vacant plazas for the next couple of years.
"I don't think it's any secret that, nationally, there's been a lull in the economy in general, and it has impacted the entrepreneur and startups," Perry said. "So it definitely has impacted us, and we look at as a way to help revive that."
The company first introduced the program in the Atlanta market in February and then later in Florida, with a total of 48 shopping centers participating in Georgia and Florida.
So far, about 30 new merchants have taken advantage of it, including fitness studios, music stores, restaurants, tax preparation services, barber shops, salons, dance studios, cafes, sporting goods stores, apparel retailers and accessories stores.
DDR is also continuing a partnership with SCORE, a national nonprofit association of retired business executives who work to counsel and educate entrepreneurs. SCORE will act as a resource for Set Up Shop tenants in New York and Pennsylvania, offering free and confidential business consulting services.
Interested entrepreneurs may contact the plaza managers directly or go online for more information at www.ddr.com/setupshop. Each of the shopping centers also has signs posted with information, Perry said.
The Western New York plazas include:
. Batavia Commons in Batavia, with 49,431 square feet of total space and one unit available for the incubator.
. Tops Plaza in Cheektowaga, with 151,357 square feet of total space and three units available.
. Union Consumer Square in Cheektowaga, with 386,548 square feet of total space and four units available.
. Tops Plaza in Jamestown, with 98,001 square feet of total space and two units available for start-ups.
. Tops Plaza in Lockport, with 296,582 square feet and three incubator units.
. Mid-City Plaza in North Tonawanda, with 227,995 square feet and two units for new businesses.
. Sheridan Plaza in the Town of Tonawanda, with 121,846 square feet and two incubator units.
. Tops Plaza in Warsaw, with 74,105 square feet and three start-up units.
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