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Last year's West Nile virus season was one for the records, but it does not mean that people should become complacent about taking preventive measures this season, according to an expert at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital.
"Last year we had the largest epidemic of West Nile that Texas has ever seen," said Dr. Kristy Murray, associate professor and associate vice• chair of research in the department of pediatrics at BCM and director of the Laboratory of Viral and Zoonotic Diseases at Texas Children's Hospital. "Normally you will still see a large number of cases in the second year after an outbreak, so it's important to take preventive measures."
The virus is transmitted by mosquitoes and can cause disease in birds, horses and humans. It affects people of all ages.
Murray, who is a part of the National School of Tropical Medicine at BCM, notes that West Nile cases and positive mosquitoes are already being seen in some areas of Texas. She offers the following tips to prevent mosquito bites this summer:
• Mosquito repellent is the best line of defense – look for one containing DEET or picardin.
• Avoid being outdoors between dusk and dawn – this is when the mosquitoes carrying the virus are most active.
• During the day, avoid stirring these mosquitoes up in areas that have tall grass. Protect yourself from mosquitoes if you plan to garden or do work outdoors.
• Be sure vulnerable populations, such as older adults and children, are using mosquito repellent.
• Don't become complacent as the summer goes on – the majority of infections occur between July and September.
• If possible, wear long pants and long sleeves when outdoors.
About 20 percent of those infected with West Nile virus will develop a flu• like illness that can last several weeks and cause fatigue. A smaller percentage may develop a neuroinvasive form of the disease, which means the virus has invaded the brain and spinal cord, causing encephalitis, meningitis and/or paralysis. Those with underlying conditions may have additional complications.
Murray recommends seeing your primary care physician if you develop a fever and headache and you know that you've recently had mosquito bites. Murray also encourages physicians to test for West Nile virus if patients have clinical signs of the virus. Testing for the virus is done through a blood test or testing of the spinal fluid.
"Reporting cases of West Nile virus is essential because it alerts public health officials and the community about where they need to focus their prevention efforts as well as focus their mosquito control activities," said Murray.
Murray says that there is no treatment for the virus, so prevention is key. She also notes that although it was previously thought that this disease affects mostly older adults, they are now seeing infection and complications in people of all ages.
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West Nile precautions are for all ages
Last year's West Nile virus season was one for the records, but it does not mean that people should become complacent about taking preventive measures this season, according to an expert at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital.
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- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Grease the entire inside of a fluted tube pan.
- Cook and stir sausage and green bell pepper in a skillet over medium heat until sausage is browned and crumbly, about 10 minutes; drain excess grease. Cook and stir eggs into sausage mixture until cooked through and scrambled, about 5 minutes.
- Cut each biscuit in half. Flatten a piece of biscuit dough; fill with 1 to 2 tablespoons sausage-egg mixture. Roll the biscuit dough around the filling, creating a ball. Place pepperjack cheese into a shallow bowl. Roll the biscuit ball in the pepperjack cheese. Place in the prepared fluted tube pan. Repeat with remaining biscuits, sausage filling, and cheese. Sprinkle any remaining cheese around the filled biscuits.
- Bake in the preheated oven until the biscuits are browned and the cheese is melted, 45 to 60 minutes. Remove and let cool for 20 minutes. Run a knife between the pan and the cooked biscuits to release; invert onto a serving plate. To serve, pull the monkey bread apart with fingers.
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It wasn't bad but not as a expected. Although the fried cheese on them was good, it made it very hard to separate them. They were too bready and not attractive. Probably won't try again even though they taste good.
Had this for dinner tonight. Used up some soy chorizo which gave this a little kick. It was a little bready for me so I'll play with the filling to biscuit ratio a bit.. nice recipe
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- 29.5 g
- 45%
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- 10%
- Protein
- 19.1 g
- 38%
- Cholesterol
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- 52%
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- 54%
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Injury takes out PSU point guard
STATE COLLEGE – Penn State point guard Tim Frazier will miss the rest of the season with a ruptured left Achilles tendon, a devastating blow for the rebuilding Big Ten program.
Frazier was injured about six minutes into the Nittany Lions'
85-60 loss Sunday to Akron at the Puerto Rico Tipoff.
Coach Patrick Chambers said Frazier underwent surgery Tuesday, with a recovery period of 6-12 months. The team plans to apply for a fifth year of eligibility for Frazier on a medical redshirt.
A preseason All-Big Ten selection, Frazier finished the year averaging 16.3 points over four games. The senior led the Big Ten last year in assists (6.2 per game), and also paced team in scoring (18.8 points) and steals (2.4).
Lady Cats drop home opener
Kaitlynn Fratz scored 18 of her 21 points in the second half to help Pitt-Johnstown erase a 15-point deficit, but Bluefield State hit a pair of free-throws with seven seconds remaining to defeat the Lady Cats 81-79 in their home opener.
Tiffany Moorer knocked down two free throws with seven seconds on the clock to break a 79-all tie and give Bluefield State the victory. Tasia Nolan had 26 points for Bluefield State.
Mount Aloysius nips Waynesburg
WAYNESBURG – Lauryn Colmer sank two free throws with seven seconds left to put Mount Aloysius in the lead, and the Mounties held off three last-second Waynesburg attempts in a 65-64 victory.
Lindsey Sammarco had 27 points and Becky Bard netted 19 for Mount Aloysius.
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3-pointers and 15 free throws compared with Waynesburg's two
3-pointers and 12 points from the line.
Mount men get victory at home
CRESSON – Mount Aloysius used a balanced scoring attack to defeat Penn State-New Kensington 75-52 in a non-conference match-up.
Every player on the Mount Aloysius roster made it into the scoring column, with Jeff Stem's 14 points leading the way. Dameon Turner, Tanner Thomas, and Demetrius Davis each added 10 points.


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As families took to the streets to enjoy community festivals, many also got the opportunity to be proactive about their health, thanks to a volunteer effort by UC San Francisco faculty and students. More than 120 people participated in free dental screenings at the Cesar Chavez Festival in the Mission District on April 12 and the Bayview Sunday Streets event on May 4.
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Ophir Klein, MD, PhD, and Peter Sargent, PhD, were recently named to two new leadership positions in the UCSF School of Dentistry.
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The UCSF School of Dentistry celebrated commencement on June 7 as students in the dental hygiene and dental class of 2013 received their degrees at a ceremony at Davies Symphony Hall.
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Maria Orellana, DDS, PhD, assistant professor in the UCSF School of Dentistry, has long observed that Latino parents are often more resistant to having their children get braces or retainers to straighten teeth than parents of other ethnicities. She found out why.
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Tonya Howarth was 36 years old, and she had two teenage daughters.
Being a single parent, Tonya Howarth struggled a lot to provide for her daughters, and to not only achieve the best for herself, but for her daughters as well.
Tonya Howarth went back to school, Everest Institute in Kalamazoo, from where she managed to graduate with a degree. Howarth was proud of herself for taking this step in order to provide a better future for her children.
Tonya Howarth's next plan was to find a job as a pharmacy technician, tells her friend Kim Wojciehowski. Wojciehowski describes Tonya Howarth as a full of life, energetic and outgoing person who didn't have trouble striking up conversations with strangers. Howarth was going out with Beebe who is her murderer, according to Wojciehowski.
Beebe was arraigned this morning in Paw Paw in connection with Tonya Howarth and Amy Henslee's murder. Wojciehowski also mentioned how abusive their relationship was and there were always ups and downs.
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By medical design, I recently spent a few hours in Dallas unconscious. The experience made me wonder if my obliviousness might be a preview of the final curtain. Of course, many believe in an afterlife, although the reviews are still out. In the foggy days after, I read the Dallas Morning News religiously, becoming intrigued […]
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A memorial service for Mattye McKnight Bobbitt, who died Monday, Jan. 16, 2006, in Artesia, will be held at 9 a.m. on Saturday at the First United Methodist Church in Portales. Arrangements are by Wheeler Mortuary of Portales.
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Carol Barela Services: 7 p.m. Thursday at St. Helen Catholic Church in Portales. Carol Barela, 41, of Portales, died Monday, Dec. 12, 2005, at her home in Portales. She was born Sept. 22, 1964, in Portales, to Aurelia and Frank Barela. She grew up in Portales and graduated from high school in 1982. She worked […]
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Services Pending Lucille Hill, 100, of Clovis, died Saturday, April 16, 2005,at Retirement Ranch in Clovis. Services will be held Tuesday morning. Arrangements will be announced by Wheeler Mortuary of Portales.
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Funerals Today Opal Hurst "O.H." Jones — 2 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church in Portales.
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Services Pending Leo Dement, 87, of Portales, died Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2005, at his home. Arrangements will be announced by Wheeler Mortuary of Portales. Bevan Odenweller, 59, of Portales, died Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2005, at Roosevelt General Hospital in Portales. Arrangements will be announced by Wheeler Mortuary of Portales.
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Earl Parkinson, 82 Mr. Earl Parkinson, 82, of Roosevelt County, died Wednesday, Aug. 11, 2004, at Laurel Plains Healthcare Center in Clovis. He was born on March 20, 1922, in Jefferson, Mo., to Rosie and Aaron M. Parkinson. His family moved to the Milnesand area when he was young. The only job he ever had […]
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Sunday's kinder, gentler temperature of 95 degrees rallied residents to leave their air conditioned comfort and meander Mission Street to scope out classic cars, clean energy cars, and the kind of cars in which one hopes never to be offered the back-seat: police vehicles.
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"We're the Millers," a raunchy, druggy, profanity-laced comedy starring Jason Sudeikis and Jennifer Aniston, is a dog-days movie, the kind of left-handed programmer that slips easily onto screens in August, makes a few bills and exits without much notice. There's nothing special about it -- this is a movie made to exploit the hard-R successes of "The Hangover" and "Bridesmaids" -- but it would be dishonest to claim it isn't funny. The laughs may come in fits and starts, usually by way of sight gags and set pieces, but they do come. And then they go.
Sudeikis plays David, a middle-aged pot dealer whose career as easygoing weed man takes a turn when his boss (Ed Helms) forces him to travel to Mexico and bring back "a smidge" of "marriage-ya-wanna." At first stymied by the prospect of evading border security, David lights on the idea of making the run in an RV while impersonating the clean-cut dad of an all-American family. He enlists a stripper named Rose (Aniston), a local runaway named Casey (Emma Roberts) and his young neighbor Kenny (Will Poulter) to scrub up, paste on Pepsodent smiles and for 72 hours pretend they can all stand one another.
Written by Hollywood technicians too numerous to mention, "We're the Millers" hasn't been crafted as much as expertly machined for maximum exploitation, whether it's Aniston showcasing her killer bod in not one but two steamy strip scenes, or Sudeikis' bland affability -- which in this case is juxtaposed with a nearly unbroken stream of f-bombs and coarse, crass one-liners. The humor derives from the misdirect of such wholesome characters doing and saying such vile things, and several times it works: One of the funniest sequences features Kenny -- who really is as innocent as he's pretending to be -- being taught how to kiss by his "sister" and his "mother."
Later, David and Rose fall into an amusingly staged "swinging" encounter with fellow RVers played by Nick Offerman and Kathryn Hahn.
"We're the Millers" features some memorable performances, including Offerman, Mark Young as Casey's hilariously dim, hip-hopped-up suitor and Poulter, who proves to be a sweetly game straight man (in every sense of that word) and knows his way around a TLC song.
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Microsoft will detail its planned SharePoint Server 2010 business collaboration platform for the enterprise and Web on Monday, emphasizing Internet, developer, and video capabilities.
SharePoint 2010 is feature-complete and will be offered in a beta release in November along with the Office 2010 applications suite. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will discuss the upcoming SharePoint release in a keynote presentation at the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2009 in Las Vegas.
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"It's the biggest release we have done to date," said Jeff Teper, corporate vice president for SharePoint at Microsoft.
Due to be generally available the first half of next year, the 2010 version of the platform will make it easier to run Internet sites. A lower priced version will be offered for small and medium-sized businesses. Exact pricing of that version has not yet been revealed.
Microsoft also is extending its SharePoint Online hosting service. SharePoint Online has been focused on internally facing collaboration within a single enterprise. "Now, you can expose [a business] on the Internet," Teper said. The external-facing sites can be used for capabilities such as e-commerce, marketing or communications about government services.
Users can run the SharePoint Server 2010 server themselves, or Microsoft can host it on SharePoint Online. "You choose server or service. You run it or we run it," said Teper.
SharePoint Server 2010 is going into beta alongside Office 2010 to enable easier collaboration using the two products. "You have Office on the desktop and SharePoint on the server," Teper said. "We've designed as a family to work together."
Featured in SharePoint Server 2010 is the ability to save videos onto SharePoint. While it will be simpler to deploy videos through Microsoft's Silverlight browser plug-in technology, users also can run them in the rival Adobe Flash format.
Editing of Web pages will be enhanced through use of the Microsoft Office ribbon, supporting capabilities such as dragging and dropping of video. Users also can design workflows that include approval processes, such as having a press release approved by marketing before it goes to an Internet site.
Analysts were impressed with social capabilities for SharePoint Server 2010.
"Folks [have been] hesitant to deploy SharePoint as the Facebook for the enterprise, but I think there's going to be a lot of organizations that will seriously consider that," with the 2010 release offering capabilities such as communities and better support for blogs and wikis, said analyst Rob Koplowitz, of Forrester. Integration between Office 2010 and SharePoint Server 2010 is what boosts social computing in the release, Microsoft said.
The release also will "have much better application tools and lifecycle management," said analyst John Rymer, also of Forrester. It also features improved operational management features and a better integration framework than the predecessor Microsoft Office SharePoint Server release.
"Fourth, Microsoft is finally providing offline support," said Rymer, referring to the SharePoint Workspace 2010 part of the product. SharePoint Workspace "allows people to take SharePoint lists and forms offline, work on them, and re-sync the revised data with the server," Rymer said.
SharePoint Server 2010 will boost developer capabilities for building and extending customized SharePoint Web sites, via tools, APIs and runtimes, with the planned Visual Studio 2010 development platform playing a critical role.


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Thursday, January 31st was another night for the books on the Chatham Swim Team, both in and out of the pool. Not only was it the last home meet of the regular season, but it was also the traditional Senior Meet. It was a night devoted to accomplishing any left-standing goals, infinite camaraderie, and of course a whole lot of fun. The meet was against Parsippany; a group of extremely sweet swimmers as well as Coach D's old team, which was definitely fun for him. Both the Chatham Girls and Boys team won the meet with scores of 135/25 (girls) and 133/36 (boys). The records after this meet stand at 11-0 and 10-0-1 (boys tied against Mountain Lakes) which officially makes both teams Conference Champs!
Those numbers, however, were not the ones that concerned the team on this night. This meet was not about the wins or the losses as a team, but rather personal goals that were set by each individual. Our team is clearly strong in the pool, but I think it's important to remember the sheer mass of our team. Girls and Boys combined, we have over 70 members, and not all of us could possibly be on the same skill level. Some of us swim on very intense club teams, while some of us swim simply to get in shape and keep exercising. Whatever the reason, we all contribute something different, and we all share an immense dedication to the team. At this meet incredible goals were reached, and I would like to mention some of those stories from people that you won't normally find in the newspaper.
Jill LaMantia, a very good friend of mine, is a senior on the girl's team, and she couldn't be more dedicated if she tried. She works at the score table, goes to every single practice (optional ones included), and is a champion cheerer for her teammates. Jill set herself three goals during her freshman year. She wanted to, (1) swim in Lane 3, the fastest lane, (2) swim an individual event, and (3) break 30 seconds in her 50 Freestyle (2 laps). By this meet, Jill had accomplished, more than once, a lane 3 swim, and an individual. The only goal remaining was 29 seconds; her fastest time had been a 30.05 from sophomore year. It's only natural that it would come down to the last meet of her senior year because everything that happens on this team honestly feels like a movie. But anyway, the 50 Freestyle individual came up and Jill couldn't have been more nervous. Her motto today was "don't breath." Jill swam incredibly fast (taking two breaths the entire race) to receive a final time of 29.57; dropping her time by about half a second, which is HUGE! If the story ended there it would only be a good story, but this is a great story, so it continues. Jill went on to swim another 50 this meet, and instead of just doing the same thing again, Jill dropped even more time and broke 29 seconds, ending with a 28.81, for the season! We couldn't be more proud of her, and I know she is very proud of herself.
Another good friend of mine, Olivia Ortolani, had set a goal to be awarded "swimmer of the meet" by either the coach or one of the captains once during her final swim season at Chatham. Of course it happened on the last meet of the season as well. The reason: Olivia dropped three whole seconds from her 100 Freestyle (4 laps), starting from a 1.07.23 and ending with a 1.04.78. On top of that, she had a pretty bad cold and was still able to push herself to the max! The list goes on and on:
- Maddie Clark, a sophomore on the team, dropped six seconds in her 500 Freestyle (20 laps), starting at 6 minutes and 50 seconds, and ending at 6 minutes 44 seconds.
- A new freshman, Abbie Irish, swam her second event of the whole season, and while she gets extremely nervous about events, she pushed through and swam really fast. She said she would have been happy with anything as long as she didn't throw up.
- Another sophomore, Emily Visco, swam her first individual event this season in the 100 Backstroke. Her goal was to get third place and so she did!
- Danny Villars, a senior on the boys team, wanted to go under five minutes in the 500 Freestyle, not only did he break it, but he went under by 5 seconds, winning the race with a time of 4 minutes and 55 seconds.
If this doesn't prove that there's more to our team than winning, than I don't know what does. We are a unit, and we are all supportive of one another no matter what the goal, and no matter who the person.
The last part of the night, for seniors at least, was truly bittersweet. We had our honorary ceremony, where our names were announced to the crowd, and our parents handed us roses with huge smiles. The final relays were filled with 10 senior girls, and 4 senior boys. The boys, who are also the captains and fellow Eagle scouts, swam and won as the "A" relay. Few people on this team are as close as those four, as they have grown up together in and out of school. I think Eddie Mostert said it best when he was telling me how hard it would be not only leaving the team but leaving high school in general: "My (future) best man is on this team."
On the bus ride home, Coach D spoke to all 14 of us, exclaiming that no matter how far we go in this world (and we will go far), and no matter how far apart we end up, experiencing the world in our own separate ways, somehow, we will always find our way back to each other, and will forever have an unbreakable bond. He sent us all into tears as we hugged with mixtures of joy and sadness and realized just how many adventures we've had together, and just how many lay ahead, together and apart. It was a night that I'm sure many of us will remember for the rest of our lives. We cherish this team and thank everyone who has contributed to it, because you guys are the ones who have changed our lives.
I have to apologize for the lateness of this article, as I am slightly behind. Counties recently passed on Saturday, February 2nd, and that article is coming in the next few days. Both the girls and boys team did in fact win the County Tournament (not to spoil any surprises). Please stay tuned as we start the state tournament in the upcoming weeks!


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Barack Obama was up in New Hampshire yesterday morning, babbling about pie.
He has been doing this a lot lately, because I guess if you're ahead in the polls you can give a speech about how much you enjoy dessert and John McCain will still call you "eloquent"…
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Jim Webb, senator from Virginia
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Barbara M. Cowan, White Cliff Health and Rehabilitation Center, Hempfield Township, formerly of 124 East Ave., Greenville, passed away following a brief illness, at 2:57 p.m. Saturday (12-21-13) in UPMC Horizon, Greenville. She was 83.
She was born in Greenville, on March 21, 1930, to the late Robert and Mabel (Ramsey) McConnell.
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She was an operator at the former Bell Telephone Co. in Greenville, a homemaker, and also worked at White Cliff Nursing Home as a nurse's aide.
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Mrs. Wesley G. (Barbara M.), 83, Hempfield Township, formerly of 124 East Ave., Greenville.
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I just uploaded a picture here on Gather at the link below. As the header states that picture is a star alignment that will take place Dec 3, 2012 and its almost dead on alignment with the Pyramids at Giza.
Now I do not believe anything is going to happen in 2012... However I don't allow myself to have blind belief in anything. So over the last four years I have been studying what ancient cultures have to say about the End Times/End of an Age... It is amazing to me how so many cultures have the exact same stories... including the Mayan's and the Egyptians.
What lead me too... or what helped me find... that picture...
While studying ancient cultures I noticed that each of them had a fascination with the planets. The stars are mentioned of course, but not nearly as much as the planets. So when I saw a video a few years ago talking about Orion's Belt being the reason why the Pyramids were built, or at least the Pyramids were built to honor Orion's Belt... to say I did not believe that was true would be an understatement. I felt if the Pyramids at Giza were built to honor anything it would be a planet convergence of some kind. So when I started looking at the night sky while using the FREE online program... Stellarium... my mind was already searching for clues. I was completely taken aback by what I found. To be completely honest I never in a millions years would have thought I would actually be able to prove my theory was in fact correct. But I cannot deny, and I don't think any honest person can deny... What will happen in the night sky over Giza and how it seems to mimic the lay out of the Pyramids at Giza, is very interesting indeed... Especially since everyone already knows the Mayan's attached great importance to the year 2012... now that makes this discovery even more interesting and plausible... especially since... the ending and restarting of the Progression of the Equinox... (The natural wobble of the Earth that finishes a full cycle only once every 26,000 years or so...)
Please take a look at that picture, or if you want to do a more in-depth analysis please download Stellarium. Also, it should be noted, that planet Convergence only happens every 2737 years, and its different for at least 2 more cycles running the program forward... and doesn't happen again for over 28,000 YEARS if you run that program backwards in time...
Enjoy... this is one awesome find, let alone it adds a little bit of spice to this whole 2012 hype!!!
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State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli came to town this past week and confirmed what most of us already knew: Utica's financial picture is pretty bleak. Yet, while the city's fiscal profile has few bright spots, the comptroller didn't sound the death knell. Recovery, he said, can happen.
State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli came to town this past week and confirmed what most of us already knew: Utica's financial picture is pretty bleak.
Yet, while the city's fiscal profile has few bright spots, the comptroller didn't sound the death knell. Recovery, he said, can happen.
That will be painful.
DiNapoli met Tuesday — and on several other occasions — with Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri and has expressed confidence in the mayor's ability to effect change. But tough choices need to be made, and Palmieri can't do it all alone.
There needs to be a city-wide — and a regional — spirit of cooperation as very difficult choices are made. And suburbanites who think that Utica's fiscal woes don't affect them are sorely mistaken.
In the end, as the urban center goes, so goes the region. Everyone has a role to play.
What the mayor must do
The tough choices begin here. As Palmieri prepares his budget, he will need to make some unpopular decisions, not the least of which could affect public safety.
DiNapoli's report noted that statewide, Utica falls short in most categories, including poverty (more than double the state average) and unemployment (9.6 percent in October 2012, compared to an 8.3 state average), but the city spends more for public safety (31.2 percent of its budget) than the 25.9 percent state average.
Public safety expenditures grew by 4.4 percent on an average annual basis between 2001 and 2011. That cannot continue.
Palmieri also must continue to work with DiNapoli's office, taking advantage of a new comptroller initiative that monitors fiscal stress in cities.
What Common Council must do
Work with the mayor. That doesn't mean a rubber stamp, but the discourse that tends to define city government can't infect the discussion.
One thing the council must do is restore a law that suspends the city's requirement to maintain a 3 percent fund balance. Utica was cited in the comptroller's report for having spent down nearly all of its fund balance since 2007. DiNapoli says a fund balance is critical to a healthy city.
Palmieri said last year that he wanted to structure the budget in order to build in a surplus that will be used to restore the fund balance. That's a worthy goal.
Meanwhile, the council — and the mayor — also must continue to reach out to neighboring municipalities to establish inter-municipal agreements that can help cut the cost of government.
What community must do
First, Utica taxpayers need to support tough decisions, and that will be a lot easier if the leadership stands united.
Second, it behooves neighboring communities to develop partnerships with Utica because if the city sinks, the suburbs could follow.
Page 2 of 2 - Metro areas that thrive do so because a collective mindset focuses on the hub and works cooperatively. Utica's population has dwindled not only because people and business have left; much of what once was in the center city has sprawled into the suburbs.
In a meeting with the O-D editorial board, DiNapoli rightly pointed out that Utica's suburban communities won't be as attractive to newcomers if the urban center is weak. Though many are reluctant to tear down physical borders between our communities, we must abolish mental ones and embrace a more regional attitude.
It's not all gloom and doom. DiNapoli said that Utica's administration is honest about the numbers — challenging as they might be — and that Palmieri demonstrates the transparency necessary to win confidence with taxpayers.
Palmieri must now live up to that assessment and do what needs to be done, painful as it might be. Plain and simple, there is no easy way out. Cooperation can crack open the door.


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Editor's Note: this story was updated at 10:20 a.m. with comments from the press conference.
Early reports were true, Kent State head football coach Darrell Hazell is leaving the Golden Flashes to take the top coaching job at Purdue University.
Hazell broke the news first to his coaching staff in a 6:15 a.m. meeting on campus this morning, and then he told the players in a brief gathering at 6:30 a.m., the coach said in a press conference on campus today.
The 2012 MAC Coach of the Year said he was in the room with his players for less than 5 minutes. He made a brief statement and asked if they had any questions — but there weren't any.
"I told them I loved them and I walked out," Hazell said. "This is an opportunity that's very positive for me. I feel that I need to do it.
"I knew it would get emotional," he said. "I got a lot of texts from the guys after thanking me, but I need to thank them for all they've done for me."
Purdue Athletic Director Morgan J. Burke announced Hazell's hiring from West Lafeyette, IN, in a press release issued this morning hours before Hazell's press conference in Kent at 10 a.m.
"Darrell is a great fit to build on our existing foundation," Burke said. "His leadership at Kent State, combined with his prior experience at Ohio State and other stops along the way, has prepared him to help us continue to move toward developing a championship-caliber program."
Hazell, who led the Kent State Golden Flashes (11-2, 8-0 MAC) to their first bowl game appearance this year in more than 40 years, had been rumored to be a candidate in several head coaching jobs across the country.
Kent Patch first reported the news Tuesday afternoon after an Indiana-based journalist reported Hazell had reached an agreement with Purdue to take over the head coaching job for the Boilermakers, who are part of the Big Ten Conference for intercollegiate athletics that includes Ohio State University.
At this morning's press conference, Hazell said when early reports started to surface Tuesday afternoon they were partially inaccurate because he hadn't yet accepted the job at that point.
The coach will leave Kent at about 4 p.m. today to fly to Indiana for an evening press conference at Purdue to announce his hiring. Then it will be a few days of back and forth for him to get settled in his new position.
This year Hazell led the the Flashes through a dream season that will culminate with their appearance in the GoDaddy.com Bowl Jan. 6.
He said Purdue athletic officials have granted him permission to coach Kent State in the GoDaddy.com Bowl.
Hazell, 48, will become the 35th head football coach in Purdue's history, the Indianapolis Star reports. The second-year Kent State coach will replace Danny Hope, who was fired by Purdue after four seasons.
Hazell said he was excited to work with the Indiana college in the Big Ten Conference.
"Obviously it's in the BCS conference," he said. "It's a school with great academics with a ton of possibilities of success on the football field, and they need some energy out there at this point in time."
"I can't thank the people here at Kent State enough," Hazell said. "I'm very grateful for my time here and the friendships and relationships that I've built in the short period of time."


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The Birmingham City Commission held its , during which commissioners heard reports from various city departments on what happened in 2011 and what's in store for Birmingham in 2012.
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Commission going paperless, grave reclamation process continues
City Clerk Laura Broski gave the final presentation of at the city's Jan. 21 long-range planning session, updating city commissioners on the city's plans to go paperless as well as the ongoing grave reclamation process at Birmingham's city cemeteries.
Broski said the city clerk's office is budgeting for a physical inventory of the all graves, investigating each with ground-penetrating radar. The city will then begin researching the lot owners in order to finalize the reclamation process.
Birmingham is also looking to go paperless this year by providing city commissioners with iPads to reduce printing costs of City Commission agendas. City Manager Bob Bruner noted tablet computers are less expensive than laptop computers, which city commissioners currently use.
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Very good location, staff, rooms. When we were there, there was a bit loud construction in a room nearby. Besides from that, perfect!!!
- Novice Nomad
- Anonymous
- Germany
- Couple, 25-30
- (4 reviews)
Nice hostal! I would definitly come back! The room was perfect: big, clean, not too hot, nice private bathroom... Also the staff is great! They gave us a lot of information, were sooo friendly, let us stay in the hostel when we already checked out but had to wait for our bus... She even called to Arequipa to arange something for us!
- Novice Nomad
- Anonymous
- Belgium
- All Female Group, 18-24
- (2 reviews)


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" These shiny, luxurious little in-ear monitors that come in a very exclusive box sure feel very expensive in terms of look and feel. They shells attach behind your earlobes and rest comfortably there. This is the most comfortable in-ear headphone I've worn. They can be driven from an iPhone as well as an amp, sound will not be any different. The sound of these..." --Lan647
Future Sonics Ear Monitors with 13mm MG6pro Dynamic Drivers
" Hi everyone, here's my first (brief) review of the MG6 Pro In-ears by Future Sonics.. First, i'd like to note that Mr. Marty Garcia (CEO FutureSonics) is a complete gentleman, he took time to answer ALL my questions on phone and emails too! That's rare and heart warming.. - a far cry from Sensaphonics where i encountered a completely rude rep, and Ultimate ears that won't answer or..." --SammyDplus
AKG Q350 In Ear Headphones, Quincy Jones Signature Line
"these are ok, i just bought them. They have the same dynamic musical presence as their on-ear, the Q-460. Construction is all plastic, but the cable seems flimsy. same as the Q-460s. I guess these are the compromises concerning the lower lines of the q-series. " --hanglee65
Akg K 324 P - Chrome In-Ear Headphones
" i cannot give you a price comparison or compare it to others in its price range as i was given these as a gift. but i loved these things. the bass was impressive, good highs, and smooth mids. although they tend to be a little unclear sometimes i find them to sound very enjoyable and stunning. they didn't distort or clip at all and i noticed no sibilance at all. the only thing i can complain..." --bcasey25raptor
AKG K3003I Reference Class 3-Way Earphones with Mic and Control
K3003 earphones provide you with one-of-a-kind personal sound-tuning capabilities. By changing the sound-tuning filters, you can adjust for three precise sound-output preferences directly into your ear. These adjustable, precision-machined mechanical filters allow for bass, mid or high frequencies to be modulated. The K3003 earphones set a new benchmark in audio quality. By pioneering the...
AKG Acoustics K391/NC In-Ear Headphones
AKG K391 NC in-ear headphones turn a noisy space into a private concert or screening. Compact and easy to travel with, these noise-cancelling, in-ear headphones will make anything from a crowded airplane to a subway seem downright peaceful while delivering powerful, detailed sound directly to your ears. We've included a premium carrying bag, and an in-line microphone allows you to answer...
AKG K374 High-Performance In-Ear Headphones
AKG K374 high-performance in-ear headphones deliver the kind of studio-level sound that makes you want keep them in long enough to hear your entire music library. And you actually can, thanks to a new design optimized for longwearing comfort. AKG K374 in-ear headphones come with soft, malleable silicone sleeves in three different sizes. They fit perfectly in ears of every size so that nothing...
AKG K375 In-Ear Headphone Black
The sound from your phone or player is only as good as your earphone. AHG K375 gives you studio-quality sound, all-day comfort and calling-taking capability. AKG K375 in-ear headphones keep you listening to your favorite music all day with a combination of high-performance sound and incredible comfort. For audio perfection, you get the kind of studio-quality sound that has made AKG products the...
Future Sonics mg6pro
mg6pro™ 13mm Ear Monitors® Custom Fit Professional Earphones, celebrating 25 Years, now feature our NEW mg6pro™ 13mm proprietary miniature dynamic transducers. The mg6pro™ are multi-driver & crossover free; delivering full range audio w/ natural hi-end sparkle, warm mids and a low-end frequency response no two, three, four or more way balanced armature earpiece can...
Future Sonics mg5pro 10mm Ear Monitors
mg5pro™10mm Ear Monitors® Custom Fit Professional Earphones, feature our mg5pro™ 10mm proprietary miniature dynamic transducers. The mg5pro™ dynamic speakers, designed & manufactured by Future Sonics, are multi-driver & crossover free; delivering warm, full range audio for use on Stage, in the Studio & with personal media players. mg5pro™ Ear Monitors...