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Requests Sheriff Ken Bancroft said are desperately needed to make sure the public is protected the way it should be.
Carol Zinke reports on why commissioners made their decision without the sheriff's requests.
Asotin County Sheriff Ken Bancroft said the Sheriff's Department is in need of funding because their current budget strains their ability to continue to serve people in Asotin County.
"Do you not want me to make 24-hour patrol coverage in the county?" said Sheriff Bancroft. "What do you suggest I do to answer calls for service when no one is on duty."
Commissioner Brian Shinn said he stands by the decision to not include the sheriff's department in the budget.
"We've given him increased help and increased budgets in certain departments, and we offered to do the same thing again this year, but he didn't want to entertain those ideas," said Shinn.
Shinn said they offered two full time deputies for the sheriff to hire, but sheriff Bancroft turned their offer down.
"I was dismayed that you decided to remove them from the amendment process, rather than denying portions of the request," said Sheriff Bancroft.
Monday afternoon county commissioners and Sheriff Bancroft had a public meeting to figure out how to sustain the department and keep citizens safe.
"There's no question that you could effectively use 4-to-5 new officers," said Shinn. "I don't think anybody denies that."
Commissioners again suggested hiring two new staff members for patrol. Right now, the sheriff is thinking about his options.
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LAS VEGAS -- Event organizers have postponed a professional basketball tournament in Las Vegas hosted by NBA star Allen Iverson.
The tournament scheduled for this weekend has been moved to Jan. 6-7 at the Thomas and Mack Center.
Iverson says discussions to end the NBA lockout were the reason the tournament was postponed.
Iverson has been out of the NBA since 2010 and spent part of last year playing in Turkey. He was the NBA MVP in 2001, when he led the Philadelphia 76ers to the NBA finals.
With the NBA in a lockout, the league's top stars have been playing in charity and exhibition games.


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It was a little on the muggy, sticky side at Alabama practice Tuesday afternoon. It was partly cloudy and as the media left the practice fields, it started drizzling. Reporters were granted two periods to watch today. Here are some observations.
-Quarterback A.J. McCarron (bruised hand) looked fine throwing today (video below). He always has his wrist wrapped, but there was nothing protecting his hand, making one believe that it's a non-issue.
Monday at his weekly press conference, head coach Nick Saban said that there weren't any new injuries to report, so he obviously doesn't think McCarron's bruise is serious.
-Speaking of injuries, linebacker Adrian Hubbard, who sprained his elbow during a scrimmage in camp, usually wears a giant protective contraction on his arm during practice and games. But today, he didn't have it on.
-Cornerback Dee Milliner wore a small cast on his right wrist but it didn't seem to limit him at all. The guy has been banged up quite a bit already this season (hand, hip flexor).
-No one wore black no-contact jerseys other than the quarterbacks.
-The team practiced in full pads.
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Well folks Santa was good to us and we hope he was good to you! None of us remember New Years but from what we've heard we had a great time wandering around the city listening to some quality music. And so we've returned to london, settled ourselves back into the daily grind of balancing school and arts and are ready to get shit started. Right now were still writing and piecing together our first full length album, and were due in the studio within the next month. As we are in the midst of yet another epic FROST week here at UWO, this evenings festivities consist of blog writing, show booking and binge drinking. We will see you all at Jim Bob's later on, stay tuned. ;)
Since our debut ep. last spring we haven't seen much studio time, until now! As a band we applied for a FACTOR grant, #dollarbills, so that we can actually afford to make and produce our album this time. "My Way", "Rennaissance", and "Funky Freaky Nasty" are the three sexy, revolutionary tracks that we sent in as demo's for the application. These songs will also be featured on our upcoming full length album. These are the first three songs we've actually written start to finish as a band as opposed to me simply handing them a finished piece of work and asking them to learn it. As a result of this our sound is really starting to form a unique identity. I think it's because of the way our influences seem to compliment each other in such an abstract way, but you be the judge! Were in the middle of writing a lot now as the snow approaches, for some reason this time of year always brings out a much less aggressive style of writing than what Im used to. I'm finding myself writing about reflection and meditation, as opposed to sex and love. Our full length album which should be started in the new year will encompass a lot of new themes that we have been working on not only as a band but as a group of friends living together. It's going to be a very honest piece of work and i'm genuinely excited for you to hear it.
Let's get you caught up on everything Calvin James as quick as we can, shall we.
This past summer was a crazy and hectic one. We wrapped up our last few weeks of freedom with the first ever Campstock Tour, touring and performing for summer camps all around the Muskoka area. After weeks of no sleep, long days, little food, screaming children, Challah and having our first little taste of tour life, we were excited to get back to our house in London, and get back to the daily grind. Little did we know we would be in for a very busy few months leading into the new year. Since the summer we've been trying to balance school, work, money, our social lives, music, promotion, marketing the list goes on. #vacationneeded Needless to say, we've been working. Now don't think that were these working stiffs that have no fun or facial expressions, we will always be the boys running around breaking things, smoking cigarettes in the bathroom, listening to the newest Seal cover album, you know, badass tings. Sometimes you just gotta be the working man, i guess that's what I am.


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Monday, April 21, 2014
Every sports team must endure a flat time during their season, a period of three or four games when the hits dont fall, the ball doesnt bounce right and the calls never go their way.
Going into this years Azalea tournament, the 15-1 Berkeley Lady Stags were due to hit a low spot in what has otherwise been a stellar season.
After winning 9-0 against Cane Bay to open their bracket portion of the spring break tournament, Berkeley went flat in the four games that followed, losing 2-1 to Beaufort and Fort Mills, and 7-5 to perennial powerhouse Clover.
We probably played some of our best softball of the year against Clover in coming back in that game, but we fell just a little bit short,said Lady Stags Coach Boogie Grooms.
Grooms, who did not participate in last years Azalea tournament said, while the won-loss record could have been better, the experience for his team was invaluable.
This is a new experience for many of these girls, their first taste of a playoff-like game environment, he said. We played teams that will be very much like the teams well meet as we advance in the playoffs. The competition was great and while we were flat at times, we still hit the ball and made the plays.
The Lady Stags will play for their second consecutive Region 8AAA championship this week, hitting the road against Stall and Orangeburg-Wilkinson before returning home to face Hilton Head for the region title.
Last years championship was the schools first since 2006, Grooms said. If we take the region title again this year, that feat will be a first for Berkeley Lady Stags softball.
The 2014 Lady Stags field just three seniors in Lexi Samples, Kelston Hilton and Sidney Kizer and an eighth grader and a seventh grader.
These Lady Stags are young, but experienced.
I think were standing on the edge of some very good things happening here at Berkeley, the coach said.
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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. - The cyclists' path won't be easy, but it's one they are willing to take for a chance to learn about their ancestors and themselves.
Eight young Cherokee bicyclists will tackle a nearly 1,000-mile Remember the Removal Ride, which follows one of the Trail of Tears routes, in the searing summer heat. But it's a chance for them to see the same countryside their ancestors saw when they were forced at gunpoint to abandon everything.
The riders, ranging in age from 15 to 24, will begin in Rome, Ga., near the old Cherokee capital of New Echota, following the northern Trail of Tears route through parts of Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma before ending in Tahlequah.
Along the way, the cyclists will camp at night, visit and learn about historical sites intertwined with the forced march, and visit the known graves of those who could not complete the journey.
The Trail of Tears was the result of the forced removal of American Indian tribes in the southeastern United States in the 1830s to what was then Indian Territory. Although the Choctaws, Seminoles, Creeks, Chickasaws and Cherokees had different circumstances surrounding their removal, some more brutal than others, thousands of American Indians died on the way to what is now Oklahoma.
The Cherokees, who were removed from their lands about 176 years ago, experienced brutal conditions and were put into concentration camps where disease, misery and death were rampant before being forced to march through snow and ice to a land most had never seen before.
The riders, who went through a rigorous selection process, have trained for about a month to make the estimated 20-day trip. Most have ridden almost daily in preparation for the average 55-mile per day ride, said Todd Enlow, a trip chaperone.
"This is about teaching this group of riders about themselves as well as the history," Enlow said. "They might not have ever considered doing something like this, but when they're finished with this, they'll know what they thought was their limit they can go beyond and dream."
The route the cyclists will take stays with the northern Trail of Tears route about 95 percent of the time, Enlow said.
For the only woman in the group, 20-year-old Sarah Holcomb of Vian, the ride is not only about tracing her distant ancestors' steps, but more recent ones, as well. Her mother made a similar ride in 1984.
"It means a lot to be able to ride where my ancestors walked," Holcomb said. "I know it's going to be hard. I'm a very determined person. I want to be able to make it through. I'm ready to start riding."
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chad Smith will join the riders, probably near the Nashville area, said tribal spokeswoman LeeAnn Dreadfulwater.
"We're really excited," Dreadfulwater said. "It's not only a revival of the ride done (25) years ago, this is also a chance for them to go out and really discover their roots."
The tribe is planning a return party for the group once they near the Tahlequah area, Dreadfulwater said.
"I want to learn more about my ancestors and take the route they took," said rider Dallas Smith, 16, of Peggs.
Smith's grandmother Debra Smith said she was worried about his going on the ride at first and that she and her grandson were both shaken when they heard news recently about two cyclists who were killed by a motorist near Sand Springs.
Yet she remains proud of his commitment to learning more about his heritage.
"He said, 'That's scary, but I'm still going,' " Smith said. "It's scary, but he's in the Lord's hands, so I'm not going to worry. It's the trip of a lifetime. I told him about his ancestry, but I can't wait for him to experience it. It will make it more real.
"I'm as proud of him as I can be."
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Kaufman, dead 29 years, finally gets his record
The sound quality will remind you of lectures you taped in college with your own microcassette recorder. The rhythms range from casual moments to elaborate put-ons in the manner Andy Kaufman favored.
You can hear Kaufman pretend to have an angry dialogue with what might be a squealing pig. You can even hear him debriefing a woman he just slept with, and her disbelief that he actually wants to record what she has to say about his performance.
"You didn't even look like you were enjoying it," he tells her. Later, he asks, "How would you feel if I put this on a record?"
The 17-track, 48-minute record "Andy and His Grandmother," released July 16 on the Drag City label, is also an oddly compelling thing.
It's another window into the man who would lip-sync to children's records on stage, throw himself into the role of a pro wrestling bad guy and, in his most mainstream persona, play the immigrant cab mechanic Latka on the sitcom "Taxi."
On the record, Kaufman taunts a cop giving him a ticket: "You know I'm not gonna pay it. I'm gonna make a fool of you." And he has one apparent girlfriend call another, after trying to stir up trouble between them. Another woman then accuses him of trying to provoke fights "so you can put it on your tape recorder."
Yet the man who culled through the 82 hours of recordings Kaufman made between 1977 and 1979 says that what's most striking about them, as a whole, is that you never saw a version of Kaufman that stood at a remove from his art.
"The weirdest thing was that the view of him that I hoped was true was actually confirmed," says Vernon Chatman, himself a comedy provocateur whose TV writing and producing credits include "South Park" and "Louie."
"I always had this nagging feeling that at some point the real Andy, a person who's a little more cynical or calculating, is behind there. But there was never any sense of cynicism."
And somehow this held true, Chatman contends, whether Kaufman was talking to his grandmother about making tapes, his sister about having sex or a hooker about trying to take her out on a date.
"My guess is he just never got to this point of cynicism. He had this arrested sense of wonder," Chatman says. "The engine of what he was doing he kept pure."
Chatman came to the project because of his comedy chops, because he was a Kaufman buff and because Drag City had put out, as a DVD, "this strange film I made called 'Final Flesh.'"
The Kaufman project "took the better part of three years, and a lot of the time there was work being done," says Rian Murphy, Drag City's sales manager.
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Husky Softball Swept at UMD
The Huskies softball team's losing streak reached ten games on Saturday after being swept by the University of Minnesota-Duluth in Duluth, MN.
The Huskies dropped game one 4-1 (box) after the Bulldogs scored four runs in the bottom of the first inning and the Huskies bats fell silent. Kendra Merritt took the loss for the Huskies and fell below .500 on the season (10-11).
The Bulldogs again used early runs to defeat the Huskies in game two, scoring a run in the first and two in the second for a quick 3-0 lead. The Bulldogs held on to win 6-2 (box).
Huskies head coach Paula U'ren sympathized with her team's struggles on Saturday. "In the first inning our pitcher was given no zone and the walks were a result of that. I give Merritt and our defense credit for battling all day against things they couldn't control," U'ren said.
On game two, U'ren noted "Mikayla Hogan put a great swing on the ball and that should have been a two run homerun, but was taken away for a ground rule double, although it was a line drive over the fence from our angle."
The Huskies losses put their record at 18-26 overall and 4-14 in the NSIC. The team was scheduled to play at Bemidji State Sunday but was in a rain delay at the time of publishing this story.
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Intravitreal injections for the treatment of retinoblastoma have been gaining relevance among ophthalmologists, supported by reports on outcome and improvement of the administration technique.1 Currently, doses up to 30 μg per injection are used according to an extensively described technique for intravitreal injection that minimizes the risk of extraocular dissemination of tumor cells.2
The commercial form of melphalan (Alkeran) contains 50 mg of melphalan to be reconstituted in 10 mL of vehicle,3 but each intravitreal injection consists of 30 μg of melphalan (its 1667th part). The rest of the vial is discarded. Specifically in countries with limited resources, this procedure may be optimized to prevent disposal of active agent and preserve it for future patients. The package insert states that after dilution (<0.45 mg/mL) of the reconstituted commercial formulation with sterile saline, the administration should be completed within 60 minutes of reconstitution because of the instability of melphalan.3 This degradation corresponds to a spontaneous hydrolysis to monohydroximelphalan and dihydroximelphalan.3,4 A solution of 400 μg/mL of melphalan in saline at 20°C lost 10% of its content in 4.5 hours; the same loss was attained after 2.4 hours at 25°C, a common room temperature in many clinical centers.4
We evaluated the stability of melphalan solution after reconstitution of the commercial product and serial dilution with saline to a final concentration of 300 μg/mL. This concentration was chosen because in our practice we administer 0.1 mL, the volume that contains the most common clinical dose of 30 μg.
Reconstitution of melphalan was developed as stated in the package insert.3 After obtaining the 5-mg/mL solution, serial dilutions with saline were made to obtain a 300-μg/mL solution. This final solution was placed in different syringes to determine the stability of melphalan at different times in room conditions (25°C and laboratory light, solution A), stored in a refrigerator (5°C, solution B), and stored in a freezer (−20°C, solution C). Solutions A and B were quantified for melphalan immediately after reconstitution and after 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 24 hours. Solution C was analyzed after 6 months of storage by thawing unassisted at room temperature but protected from light. In all cases, 3 aliquots of each syringe were analyzed for melphalan using high-performance liquid chromatography and fluorescence as previously described.5
After 1 hour at room temperature, there was no loss of melphalan. However, the mean loss increased to 68.06% after 24 hours (Table). A 300-μg/mL solution of melphalan was stable at room conditions for 2 hours after reconstitution and dilution, as less than 5% of melphalan content (mean, 4.89%) was lost during this interval.
Similarly, melphalan loss from solutions stored at refrigeration was not significant up to 3 hours (Table). Thereafter, melphalan degraded by more than 10% of that which would be acceptable for patient injection.
Interestingly, melphalan solutions stored at −20°C for 6 months had a mean (SD) difference of 2.57% (1.22%) compared with the fresh solution.
Our results show that in clinical practice after melphalan reconstitution and dilution with sterile saline at a concentration of 300 μg/mL for a 30-μg intravitreal dose, the solution should be kept no longer than 2 hours at ambient conditions (25°C) or 3 hours when refrigerated. Additionally, we showed that once a vial of melphalan is reconstituted and diluted to 300 μg/mL, it can be stored at −20°C for 6 months without loss of significant amounts of the drug. However, we emphasize the need to maintain sterile conditions at all times.
Corresponding Author: Paula Schaiquevich, PhD, Unidad de Farmacocinética Clínica, Hospital de Pediatría J. P. Garrahan, Combate de los Pozos 1881, C1245AAL, Buenos Aires, Argentina (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Published Online: July 31, 2014. doi:10.1001/jamaophthalmol.2014.2324.
Author Contributions: Dr Schaiquevich had full access to all of the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.
Study concept and design: All authors.
Acquisition, analysis, or interpretation of data: Buitrago, Lagomarsino, Schaiquevich.
Drafting of the manuscript: Buitrago, Lagomarsino, Schaiquevich.
Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: Mato, Schaiquevich.
Statistical analysis: Buitrago, Lagomarsino, Schaiquevich.
Obtained funding: Schaiquevich.
Study supervision: Mato, Schaiquevich.
Conflict of Interest Disclosures: All authors have completed and submitted the ICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest and none were reported.
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RIPON - Ripon's Park View Elementary School had two teams place in the San Joaquin County Math Olympiad representing their fourth, fifth and sixth grades.
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history.
Manteca needs to build two interchanges considered essential for major private sector development aimed at generating over 17,000 jobs over the next 20 years.
Santa makes his arrival in Manteca in style tonight when he brings up the rear of the Twilight Christmas Parade.
Todd Elliot Walker, 38, former Ripon volunteer firefighter, will be memorialized Monday with services at the Northland Road Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints followed by a procession of some 100 fire units taking him nine miles to the Ripon Cemetery.
Prestige Senior Living at Manteca is hosting breakfast and veterans aid and benefit seminar on Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 9 a.m.
It was three years ago that organizers of the annual Holiday Boutique in Manteca entertained the idea of a bake sale.
LATHROP – Donations to the Second Harvest Food Bank in Manteca can be dropped off at Dominion Print & Design which has moved to a new location in Lathrop.
Haylee Smith grew up watching other kids get the opportunity to flip the switch to light up the community Christmas tree.
Rosemary Duenez says her heart breaks all over again when she wakes up in the morning and remembers that her son – 34-year-old Ernest Duenez Jr. – is gone.
RIPON - Breakfast with Santa is being hosted by Ripon's Park View Elementary School Saturday from 8:30 to 11 a.m.
Manteca Unified music students are gearing up winter concerts.
More than a dozen decorated Christmas trees fill the Manteca Historical Society Museum, all sporting a different theme for the annual open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4.
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Manteca is Lisa Blackmon's kind of town.
National Night Out was a success in Manteca as officers and citizens got a chance to better understood each other's viewpoints.
Members of the Lathrop High Class of 2020 met for the very first time Tuesday in the large gymnasium.
Roughly 40 percent of the signatures submitted by a group that wants the Lathrop City Council to overturn its decision to allow a Pilot/Flying ...
There is more water flowing these days in the Stanislaus River.
Sybrina Hernandez and Cyndal Miller were all too familiar with the Link Crew ice-breaking activities during freshmen orientation at Manteca High.
It may not have made a difference if the Lathrop City Council voted for the Pilot/Flying J Truck Stop on Roth Road at Interstate ...
Sam Fant doesn't know yet whether he'll be seeking another term on the Manteca Unified Board of Education.
There are 13 firefighters from the City of Manteca and Lathrop Manteca fire departments battling the massive Big Sur blaze that has blackened 40,000 ...
LODI - The Jedediah Smith Society - dedicated to keeping the explorer's history alive - will mark their 60th Anniversary at a day-long celebration on Saturday, Oct ...
If you haven't apartment hunted in Manteca since 2008, brace yourself for sticker shock.
A Manteca District Ambulance crew partnered with firefighters Friday morning in responding to a blazing structure and saving two family dogs from inside a duplex ...
David Cushman is the technology candidate.
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Epigenetic Regulation in the Nervous System addresses current understanding of the roles of epigenetic processes at the molecular/cellular level, their impact on neural development and behavior, and the potential roles of these mechanisms in neurological and psychiatric disorders. This award-winning volume spans molecular epigenetics, development, cellular physiology and biochemistry, synaptic and neural plasticity, and behavioral models, and is unique in covering epigenetically based disorders of the central nervous system.
Behavioral epigenetics is the study of how environmental factors alter behavior, addressing the fundamental mechanisms that shape development and individual vulnerability/resilience to adverse behavioral outcomes. By understanding the molecular mechanisms involved in epigenetic modulation, researchers may be able to develop targeted therapies for those individuals in whom it malfunctions.
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Researchers and advanced students in molecular/cellular, developmental and behavioral neuroscience; clinical neuroscientists; research psychiatrists and psychologists
List of Contributors
Chapter 1. An Overview of the Molecular Basis of Epigenetics
DNA Modifications
Histone Modifications
Non-Coding RNAs
Non-Genic DNA
Prion-Based Epigenetic Inheritance
Epigenome Organization and Higher Order Chromatin Structures
Roles for Epigenetic Mechanisms in the Nervous System
Epigenetic Mechanisms in Nervous System Development
Neurogenesis in the Adult CNS
Circadian Rhythms
Persisting Effects of Life Experience: Nurturing and Transgenerational Effects
Epigenetic Mechanisms and Cellular Information Storage
Human Cognition and Cognitive Disorders
Summary – Active Regulation of Epigenetic Marks in the Nervous System
Chapter 2. Histone Modifications in the Nervous System and Neuropsychiatric Disorders
The Histone Code: Complex and Combinatorial
Other Epigenetic Mechanisms
The Histone Code in Learning, Memory and Synaptic Plasticity
The Histone Code in Neurological and Neuropsychiatric Disorders
Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Intellectual Disability
Mood Disorders
Chapter 3. Active DNA Demethylation and 5-Hydroxymethylcytosine
Regulation of Neuronal Gene Expression by Active DNA Demethylation
Active DNA Demethylation Mediated by DNA Repair
TET Proteins and an Oxidative Demethylation Pathway
Functions of TET Proteins and 5hmC Beyond DNA Demethylation
Role of Active DNA Demethylation in Neurological Disorders?
Concluding Remarks
Chapter 4. The Epigenetics of Parental Effects
Parent–Offspring Interactions and the Mental Health of the Offspring
Evolutionary Biology of Parental Signaling
"The book is primarily intended for advanced undergraduates, graduate students, active researchers and physician-scientists newly interested in the emerging field….Sweatt is also responsible for the book's extensive illustrations, which are copies of his paintings depicting the role of epigenetic processes in the brain, and relate to work under way in his lab."--UAB News online, February 25, 2013


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Adler, Carl David Jr., 37, 3020 Court Ave.; Eppolito, Linda, 42, 3020 Court Ave.
Arciuolo, Joseph Michael, 26, 420 First St., Butler; Melnick, Scarlett Georgette, 30, 420 First St., Butler.
Arnold, Mark Mathew Jr., 31, 203 Dundon Road, Apt. 2, Edinboro; McDonald, Caitlin Kelly, 23, 203 Dundon Road, Apt. 2, Edinboro.
Bishop, Mark Adam, 29, 5551 Glenwood Park Ave.; Brown, Rhona Elaine, 28, 5551 Glenwood Park Ave.
Bowman, Eric Neil, 25, 4305 English Ave.; Lelonek, Rebecca Kathleen, 25, 4305 English Ave.
Brown, Alex Donald, 25, 25 S. Pearl St., North East; Wagner, Amy Kathleen, 46, 25 S. Pearl St., North East.
Brown, Sean David, 27, 1841 W. Gore Road; Jeska, Kayla Elizabeth, 24, 1841 W. Gore Road.
Budathoki, Gopal, 27, 512 E. 25th St., Apt. 3; Khanal, Goma, 25, 512 E. 25th St., Apt 3.
Callihan, David Eugene Jr., 31, 1759 Zimmerly Road; Rieger, Ashley Rene, 28, 1759 Zimmerly Road.
Canella, Andrew James, 28, 3205 Atlantic Ave., Apt. 1; McConnell, Shannon Leigh, 28, 2067 Devon Lane.
Clark, Trevor Matthew, 36, 4571 Nickerson Road, Columbus, OH; Fife, Theresa Lee, 25, 4571 Nickerson Road, Columbus, OH.
Cox, Scott Allan, 41, 594 Dyer Road, Bear Lake; Johnson, Tonya Jane, 43, 594 Dyer Road, Bear Lake.
Daniels, Christopher Mark, 24, 3200 Lochness Drive, Apt. 109, Lexington, KY; Ripple, Lori Elizabeth, 23, 1321 Ridge Road, Ambridge.
Dillner, Herman Edward Jr., 69, 638 Ardmore Ave.; Catania, Joy Maria, 60, 638 Ardmore Ave.
Douglas, Jeffrey Richard, 47, 14091 Akam Road, Corry; Reynolds, Melissa Renee, 34, 14091 Akam Road, Corry.
Dovishaw, Ryan Charles, 20, POB 1015, Fort Campbell, KY; Valentin, Cristal Marie, 18, 1718 Bird Drive.
Estock, Scott Joseph, 24, 6413 Walrath Circle, Ashtabula, OH; Schilling, Jamie Lynn, 24, 6413 Walrath Circle, Ashtabula, OH.
Foland, Richard Lee, 44, 57 S. Main St., Union City; Hughes, Leslie Marie, 36, 57 S. Main St., Union City.
Geertson, Matthew Frederick, 36, 828 St. Claire Ave.; Weigold, Jennifer Lynn, 36, 4517 Perkins St.
Heitzenrater, Matthew Steven, 26, 2804 Sunset Trail, Waterford; Obuszewskl, Kara Maria, 27, 2804 Sunset Trail, Waterford.
Holden Turner, Edwin James, 21, 324 Boston Store Place; Summers, Nicole Renee, 23, 324 Boston Store Place.
Kemp, Adam Neil, 37, 231 C Bailiff Court, Newport News, VA; Ryan, Tina, 33, Leipziger Str 46, 63505 Langenselbold, Germany.
Leone, Mark Cole, 49, 711 W. 19th St.; Grande, Deborah Ann, 49, 711 W. 19th St.
Manning, Matthew Lawrence, 27, 5163 Lower Mountain Road, Lockport, NY; Glavasevic, Dzenita, 28, 3148 Elgreco Drive, Columbus, OH.
McCaslin, David Lindsey, 31, 7238 Rupert Drive, Fairview; Vilsack, Jaime Lynn, 25, 7238 Rupert Drive, Fariview.
Meyers, Charles Albert III, 38, 1108 W. 20th St.; O'Connell, Theresa Louise, 49, 8A Rena Drive.
Minns, Patrick Shawn, 38, 7439 Buffalo Road, Harborcreek; Lazarevic, Irena, 25, 439 E. Eighth St.
Nordin, Daniel Scott, 46, 10207 Old Route 99, McKean; Grant, Jennifer Kathryn, 39, 10207 Old Route 99, McKean.
Perez-Magro, Ranfis, 39, 10647 Perry Highway, Apt. 4, Meadville; Caraballo, Lurdes, 33, 10647 Perry Highway, Apt. 4, Meadville.
Porter, William Gregory, 28, 10205 Mahonia St., Apt. 103, Charlotte, NC; Shabla, Samantha Kaye, 26, 10205 Mahonia St., Apt. 103, Charlotte, NC.
Ramey, Edward Paul Jr., 30, 2947 Happy Valley Road, Lot 35, East Springfield; Kahala, Heather Lynn, 45, 2947 Happy Valley Road, Lot 35, East Springfield.
Resurreccion, Michael James, 27, 2904 Greengarden Blvd; Stone, Amy Beth, 26, 2904 Greengarden Blvd.
Riccardi, David Dewayne, 66, 2560 Hillborn Road; Rupp, Tammy Renee, 45, 2560 Hillborn Road.
Schreiber, Nathaniel David, 24, 1028 Grant Ave.; Kaminski, April Marie, 23, 1239 Priestley Ave.
Sczepanski, Jeffrey Joseph, 51, 2034 Lewiston Road, Basom, NY; Cullinan, Arlene Barbara, 52, 12 Prospect St., Corfu, NY.
Skinner, Gregory Scott, 37, 608 Sparkhill Ave.; Merriman, Tammy Sue, 42, 608 Sparkhill Ave.
Weaver, Phillip Joseph, 34, 87 N. Main St., Albion; Warner, Kristin Rose, 30, 87 N. Main St., Albion.
Weaver, Robert Andrew, 34, 12080 Carter Road, Albion; Mitchell, Karen Ann, 42, 12080 Carter Road, Albion.
Woolslare, Douglas Brandon, 28, 3300 Baer Beach Road, Apt. A17; Surdo, Elizabeth, 28, 3300 Baer Beach Road, Apt. A17.
Yeaney, Peter Alan, 27, 5005 Zuck Road, Lot 117; Nazimiec, Kara Ann, 24, 5005 Zuck Road, Lot 117.
Zapata, Ricardo Juan, 24, 1428 Nicholson St.; Arutyunyan, Regina Grigoryevna, 24, 6007 Pebble Creek Drive, Fairview.
Zdarko, Christopher Joseph, 28, 2324C E. 43rd St., Apt. 5; Whitaker, Emily Anne, 29, 2324C E. 43rd St., Apt. 5.
A son to Destiny Ellis, Erie.
A son to Burnham and Tammie McDonald Lillie Jr., Corry.
A son to Latoya Davis, Erie.
A son to Jeremy and Shawna McCracken Mook, Conneautville.
A son to Christopher and Trisha Dvorak Gibbs, Erie.
A son to Juan and Yessenia Vazquez Becerra, Erie.
A daughter to Dashanquie S. Johnson.
A son to Kaitlyn Wolstencroft, Corry.
A son to Zachariah and Rebekah Percy Snyder, Lake City.
A daughter to Jessica Rizzo, Erie.
Twin daughters to Jason and Jessica Dunn Rice, Erie.
A daughter to Dzemal and Meva Talovic Zilkic, Erie.
A son to Eric and Natalie Casale Azzato, Erie.
A son to John and Cassandra Horneman Caplan, Waterford Township.
A son to Destany Beausoleil, Erie.
A son to Brandon and Monique Fiesler, Corry.
A son to Alexandra Mingoy, Edinboro.
A son to Giovanni and Paula Burkett Duchini, Millcreek Township.
A daughter to Kourtney Gariepy, Girard.
A son to Dylan and Kathryn Kuffer, Lake City.
A daughter to John and Bobbie Esser, Waterford Township.
A daughter to Jason and Kylene Johnson Koper, Erie.
A daughter to Shonna Smithers Steele, Erie.
A son to Alan and Angela O'Harah Hosford, Millcreek Township.
A daughter to Bret and Jenna Welker Barickman, Guys Mills.
A son to Lynae Cave, Edinboro.
A son to Adam and Tara Nikolishen Denevic, Erie.
A son to Daryl Ann Smith.
A son to Pierre and Brenda Horne Boyd, Erie.
A daughter to Matthew and CarrieAnn Reynolds Krol, Waterford Township.
A son to Dalia Cruz Martinez.
A daughter to Patrick and Emily Magee, Erie.
A daughter to Adam and Megan Jovanovich Marshall, Harborcreek Township.
A daughter to Breauna Higgins, Erie.
A daughter to Jonathan and Molly Buchko Denslinger, Summit Township.
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Bonanti, William J. vs. Bonanti, Mary C.
Borrero, Carl vs. Borrero, Boneta.
Croft, David vs. Croft, Kathleen M.
Cruz, Luis A. Sr. vs. Cruz, Wanda E.
Dancy, Melanie J. vs. Dancy, Trent A. Sr.
Ditrich, Sara E. vs. Ditrich, Paul S. IV.
Eller, Matthew D. vs. Eller, Debra L.
Ernst, Christopher M. vs. Ernst, Jessica Jo.
Evalt, Angela D. vs. Evalt, Levi R.
Fetzner, Michelle M. vs. Fetzner, James.
Finnell, Leslie R. vs. Finnell, Heather L.
Fitzsimmons, Robert D. vs. Fitzsimmons, Billie A.
Gates, Larry vs. Gates, Christine.
Glaser, Alan vs. Glaser, Laura.
Graves, Kristin M. vs. Graves, Terry.
Ingram, Devona Rana. vs. Ingram, Joshua Z. Sr.
Manning, Kelly A. vs. Manning, Dale C.
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Morris, Rebecca vs. Morris, William.
Motter, Anne vs. Motter, Chris.
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Wurst, Alan vs. Wurst, Julie.
Anderson, Cynthia A., 3481 N.Creek Road, Girard, 13-10933-TPA, 25-Jul-13, 13.
Beacon Books Inc., 21 Millcreek Square, 13-10913-TPA, 23-Jul-13, 7.
Brown, Sandra M., 4041 W. 32nd St., 13-10914-TPA, 23-Jul-13, 7.
Curtis, Jessie L., 11682 Route 97, Lot 162, Waterford, 13-10945-TPA, 28-Jul-13, 7.
Franczkowski, Anthony and Nancy, PO Box 336, Elgin, 13-10923-TPA, 24-Jul-13, 7.
Gluvna, James M. and Christine M., 429 E. South St., Corry, 13-10946-TPA, 28-Jul-13, 13.
Hall Sr., Thomas and Rosemary, 313 E. 13th St., 13-10912-TPA, 23-Jul-13, 7.
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Murel, Patricia A., 1616 Chestnut St., First Floor, 13-10932-TPA, 25-Jul-13, 7.
Olson, Paul A., 726 Wyoming Ave., 13-10935-TPA, 25-Jul-13, 13.
Pugh, Rasheen O. and Jamie P., 824 Walnut St., 13-10922-TPA, 23-Jul-13, 7.
Rodriguez, Julio R., 820 Hess Ave., 13-10924-TPA, 24-Jul-13, 13.
Ross, Edward A. and Susan A., 918 Weschler Ave., 13-10911-TPA, 22-Jul-13, 13.
Scarvel, Donald D., 9846 E. Peach St., Girard, 13-10936-TPA, 26-Jul-13, 7.
Schwab, Kimberly S., 2815 Plum St., 13-10908-TPA, 22-Jul-13, 7.
Shallop, Nicolle J., 1710 E. 27th St., 13-10944-TPA, 28-Jul-13, 7.
Thompson, Donald F., 2314 Sassafras St., Apt. 907, 13-10925-TPA, 24-Jul-13, 7.
Trochowski III, John R., 3421 Post Ave., 13-10940-TPA, 26-Jul-13, 7.
Vogt, Susan M., 198 S. Lake St., North East, 13-10909-TPA, 22-Jul-13, 13.
Ward-Moore, Cynthia, 1520 E. 35th St., 13-10928-TPA, 24-Jul-13, 13.
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Milwaukee music stalwarts join forces on 'Plays Well With Others'
Local electric guitar whiz Greg Koch called in a bunch of favors for the Greg Koch Band's latest album, "Plays Well With Others." Guest contributors range from New Orleans funk musician Jon Cleary to Paul Barrere from acclaimed genre-blending rock band Little Feat to Leonard Cohen's musical director, Roscoe Beck. There's also an appearance from blues guitarist and singer Joe Bonamassa, who is so popular he sold out the 2,500-seat Riverside Theater this year.
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OSHA News Release – Region 5
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 5 News Release 05-293-CHI
Date: Feb. 24, 2005
Contact: Juan Solano
Phone: (312) 353-6976
Scheduled March 16 At Sauk Valley Community College
AURORA, Ill. -- A special forum on safety and health in general industry for small businesses will be held at Sauk Valley Community College, Dixon, Ill., Wednesday, March 16.
"This cooperative effort with the state of Illinois and the local academic community will help small businesses prevent job injuries and protect their workers," said John Newquist, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) acting area director in North Aurora.
The forum is co-sponsored by OSHA's North Aurora area office; Sauk Valley Community College; and Illinois Onsite Consultation, Industrial Service Division, Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity.
Safety and health professionals from the government and private sector will provide examples and information on how some companies have created and implemented successful safety programs. Detailed information will be provided on machine guarding, electrical safety, fall protection, accident investigation, fire safety and teen worker safety.
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Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov
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mackchi replied to Bonginator11's topic in HellPros I was able to take my two young grandsons and ages 6&4 and my daughter in law because my experience rep was nice enough to get two extra tickets from another STH who was not going. Nice experience. Skating on ice was fun for the family.boys just learning to skate so they were thrilled. My daughter in law was thrilled and said she wants to come to more games to get to know the new players We were able to get Zajac,JJ, Severson and Greenie at the table. they were very gracious especially Greenie was having a good time. We got Gomez, Cammy as they were on the concourse leaving event. My 4 yr old saw Gomez and said loudly to me " who's that?" And Gomer playfully said " I 'M Mark Messier!" And he signed my hat. Funny dude.He is in the moment not somewhere distant. Cons We waited on overflow line for Elias for an hour and got to within 10 people with about 5 min left and the security guard turned us around .My grandsons were crushed because they know him and he is our favorite. We did get some up close photos of the table but that was it. The guard told us to go to a table with a shorter line. Of course that was impossible at this point. Overall it was what I expected in terms of confusion, chaos etc. but still a positive experience for the young ones.
mackchi replied to mackchi's topic in HellYou are correct. I just got a call from my rep telling me that and she was nice enough to send the tix to my via email. She made it right.
mackchi posted a topic in HellMy rep said they were there but now they are not.
mackchi replied to mackchi's topic in The MarketplaceThanks 2ELIAS6 for the suggestion but it's easier to let all of the money exchange be handled by the service. You'll know which ones are mine by the seat location I have listed above. Again thanks and lets get some home wins now!
mackchi posted a topic in The Marketplacesection 2 row 19 seats 18 and 19 $70 ea get them at ticket exchange.
mackchi replied to 2ELIAS6's topic in The MarketplaceI have two for sale sec 2 row 19 seats 18,19 go to ticket master I just posted them $39ea
mackchi posted a topic in The MarketplaceON SALE NOW SEC 2 ROW 19 SEATS 18 AND 19 $20 each! Will come off by 5:00 PM
mackchi replied to mackchi's topic in The MarketplaceWow…..sorry SOLD FAST Next time I will pm you directly...
mackchi posted a topic in The MarketplaceI cannot make game tonight. Seat are posted $38 ea. Sec 2 row 19 seats 18,19 Devs shoot twice. Get em while they are hot!
mackchi replied to TheMazz's topic in HellNot that I really care about him anymore but I would like to settle and old argument with a friend of mine. Ask him if he is of Italian descent. Thanks
We Devils fans need to stick together. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the Amazon gift card. Not necessary...but appreciated!
gonna send them now bud!
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Very true...that is a generalization mostly made by die hard pac fans. I think the recent switch from PBF vs Pac to PBF vs SMM is simple....
A normal person cannot help but think logically... if PFB beat up JMM then he will beat up Pac...lol I don't see it any other way since PAC had A LOT of trouble with JMM.
I think PBF would not blow SMM out of the water...but I think Shane would give him a good fight and possibly take it. I also think Cotto would be a great fight with PBF. WIll PBF risk it??? probably not. I agree with another thread somewhere...if PBF "dominates" SMM COtto, Pac...then it would be undeniable that PBF is pound for pound best.
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Not Cotto not my Boy Mosley and def not pac. But he will only fight the smaller pac.
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This is really getting annoying. No one is counting out Pac now except Floyd nuthuggers who think the Marquez Floyd fought is anything close to the one Pac fought. Shane Mosley is not the "great last hope" to beat Mayweather, he just looks like he is the front runner to be Mayweather's next opponent so he is getting the most conversation as such. Pac and Cotto would be getting talked about just as much, but they are fighting each other so until that happens we can't talk about either in the immediate future as far as a Mayweather opponent.
Mayweather beat up a slow, weak, small Marquez and that fight in no way can be used to make any case for Mayweather beating anyone except other lightweights that would have to move up to welterweight.
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I wouldn't mind seeing them fight. But people will find another way to criticize Floyd if he beats Shane. They'll say: "Well he was past his prime anyway. What did you expect?" Or "What did you expect, he's not on the EPO anymore."
Shane looked strong and renewed in beating Margarito. Not for the reasons everyone believes, though. Margarito wasn't even all there. But he still beat him and looked spectacular.
Most believe Shane needs money and that's why he's been calling out Floyd like a desperado. Many think Shane can actually beat Floyd.
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its all about wanting to see him lose so clinging onto to some hope an trying to convince themselves shane could do it when in reality he couldt
he has looked impressive against guys whose style has suited shane to the ground....against mayweather shane would have to be accurate better with the jab and he would definetly have to be the 1 looking to come forward and instigate attacks..i dont think at 38 he can do it
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Styles make fights and even Mayweather Sr. and Roger have said Shane is Floyd's toughest fight.
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Amie Yurisic, Mark George
Amie Renae Yurisic and Mark Anthony George exchanged wedding vows on Oct. 21, 2013. Bishop Asa Jones officiated at the 5:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Frank Yurisic and Pamela Martin. The groom is the son of Mattie and Artis Riley of Erie.


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I am having problems with the curly brackets in math mode. I am using a Danish keyboard, and since changing to Maple 17, the inline evaluation (usually [CTRL]+=) has been placed as [CTRL]+[ALT]+0 which - by Maple - is interpreted the same way as [ALT-GR]+0. Unfortunately [ALT-GR]+0 is the way to get the end-bracket for curly brackets, i.e. }
Therefore, I am not able to write } in math mode. Maple interprets my keystrokes as a wish to do inline evaluation when trying to write }.
Has anyone experienced this issue - and if so: Is there a way to fix it?
Is there a way to change the shortcut keys in Maple (e.g. make an alternative shortcut for inline evaluations)?
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