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LEWISTOWN - Mifflin County Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts Patti Burke recently announced she will not seek re-election when her term of office expires at the end of 2011.
Burke, who began working in the Mifflin County Prothonotary Office in 1986 as First Deputy, was named Prothonotary in 2001, the release states. She was then elected to the position to fulfill the remainder of a term in 2002 and was re-elected in 2004 and 2008, the release indicates.
After spending 10 years as Prothonotary, she wants to retire and spend more time with her family, she told The Sentinel.
"I enjoyed working with the people that were in the courthouse and the people that came in, to help serve the public," Burke said.
"Over the past eight years it has been my goal to bring a sense of pride and quality of service to the prothonotary's office. The office has seen many changes over the years from when I first started working in it in 1986," Burke said in the release. "Although challenging at times, I have always put forth my best effort and done what I thought was right for the tax payers of Mifflin County.
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Regina Evans retired from the Chicago Police Department with a vision to resuscitate a grand old Chicago theater.
She would train kids, women and minorities to work there, they would learn trades and she would help them get GEDs, using a $1.25 million state grant in February 2009 for her nonprofit, We Are Our Brother's Keeper. The historic and endangered New Regal Theater, a landmark South Side stage graced by the likes of Nat "King" Cole, Cab Calloway, Ella Fitzgerald and Stevie Wonder when it was called the Avalon, would rise again. Prosecutors said Friday in the federal courthouse in Springfield that the former Country Club Hills Police chief used almost half of the grant for the mortgage on the Regal building and payments to her friends, family, associates and for herself between February 2009 and June 2010. The indictment alleged Evans used $275,000 of the grant to make payments on a delinquent mortgage she had for the Regal, which was facing foreclosure in Cook County Circuit Court at the time the job-training money was made available. The indictment also accused her of diverting $135,000 of the grant to her personal bank account and using it "for cash withdrawals and personal and other expenses, including the repayment of additional indebtedness." Evans, who spent 22 years with the Chicago Police Department before retiring in 2007 as a lieutenant, channeled an additional $50,000 in grant funds to her "family members, friends and associates," the indictment alleged. It did not specify who allegedly received the money. A spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney James A. Lewis, the top federal prosecutor in Illinois' central district, declined to comment on the indictment. Within months of getting the grant, and already plagued with financial problems, Evans was hired as police chief in Country Club Hills, the first African-American woman to head a south suburban department. Her husband would follow her, also hired by Mayor Dwight Welch, as inspector general to investigate complaints against the police department headed by his wife. They earned more than $200,000 together, courtesy of taxpayers in the city of 16,000. But the theater faltered. So did Evans' other businesses, including another entertainment venue in Dolton and a limo company that subcontracted with Country Club Hills. And the theater building, 1641 E. 79th St., was sold at auction in September to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. after going into foreclosure. Attorney General Lisa Madigan sued We Are Our Brother's Keeper in July 2011. Sun-Times Media and the SouthtownStar reported extensively that month about the Evans' financial and legal troubles, including personal and corporate bankruptcy. The papers' investigation also revealed problems with part-time police officers Evans hired using a federal grant. In August, Ronald Evans' job was eliminated, and Regina Evans went on medical leave. In October, she was fired as chief. In November, the Evanses' bankruptcy case was closed. A U.S. trustee determined they had no assets. Evans has pleaded not guilty to the charges — one count of mail fraud and two counts of money laundering — part of a sealed grand jury indictment made public Friday. She was released on a $10,000 bond. Her lawyer, Larry Beaumont, said she did not misspend state dollars. "I expect the evidence will show we used the money for exactly what we intended to use the money for, which was to create opportunities for disadvantaged youth in the community in connection with this theater," he said. "We certainly disagree with the allegations as set forth in the indictment. We think when all the evidence settles, the record will be clear," Beaumont said. Welch said: "I feel very sorry for her and her family. She did a good job for us while she was here and it's unfortunate it happened. Does a criminal charge in America equate to being guilty? I'm not going to sit there and say anything negative about her. She did a good job while she was here and I wish her the best of luck."


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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
As people came together for real conversations, they actually listened to one another, which is not always common in the kind of controversial topics we were exploring—topics about origins, evolution, and biblical interpretation.
Watch to see whether the debate encourages the opinion that science and Christianity are at war. We don't think you have to choose sides.
Collins poses, as the central question of his book: "In this modern era of cosmology, evolution, and the human genome, is there still the possibility of a richly satisfying harmony between the scientific and spiritual worldviews?"
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
Today's Origins News Roundup features challenging and exciting new ideas about evolutionary theory, fossil finds that add to our understanding of how carnivores and humans developed, some interesting science history from England, and more on American views of evolution.
"If God wanted to make Methuselah live to be 969 years old, we certainly believe that God could intervene in the natural order of things and make that happen. The question rather—as it should be for all biblical interpretation—is whether that is really the message of the text."
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"All of a sudden, it was possible to grant a text deep authority (a 'high view of scripture' we say) while discounting neither our own experience, nor the historical experience of those writing, compiling, editing that same text. To put it differently, all of a sudden, history mattered—the history of the text itself, and the history of our interpretations of a text."
Today's origins news roundup features an end-of-year look at some of 2013's major science highlights, a brief glimpse at what to watch for in the new year, and a few great science and faith resources from the past few weeks.
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Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
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This series, by Old Testament scholar Richard S. Hess, was first published as an appendix to Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for Biblical Faith (Downers Grove: IVP Academic; Nottingham: Apollos, 2011).
It is precisely the recognition of the qualities of elegance, economy and naturalness which solves the problem of the under-determination of theory by experiment, so often pressed by philosophers of science, who sometimes speak of the process of discovery as if it were a dull routine of fitting curves to data points.
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The group flight will arrive during the morning into Delhi and we transfer to a hotel where you can have lunch if you wish. Those not travelling on the group flights will meet us here. Overnight train
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Arrive Katni in the morning, then a two-hour drive over very mediocre roads to Bandhavgarh. There is then time to relax and have lunch before an afternoon game drive.
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Our lodge accommodation just outside the Park gates is perfect for the ease of access and is managed by a very experienced conservationist. Of all the parks in India this one has the highest chance of spotting the tiger. Bandhavgarh with only 437 square kilometres is one of the smaller and least visited National Parks (although it will still be busy) and enjoys an impressive setting with a stunning cliff-top fort overlooking grasslands, birch forests and bamboo that provide cover to the plentiful indigenous wildlife. In common with many other parks, Bandhavgarh is home to a wide variety of game including leopard, sloth bear, gaur, sambar, chital, wild pig and of course tiger. The healthy population of approximately 60-70 animals means that this Park has the highest tiger density of any of India's reserves. Aside from the game and the tigers the Park also plays host to up to 150 species of birds including many on the migratory trail, such as the steepe eagle. The format for the game drives is a 3.00pm entrance and out by dark and 6.00am entrance in the morning and out by 10.00am. Depending on whether the mahouts have spotted the tigers early in the morning there is a chance to pay approx ?9-12 (approx. $13-18) to get up on the elephants and enjoy the best possible view of the tigers. Meals are traditional and the staff outstanding. The days in Bandhavgarh are very special and should give us some wonderful sightings. On Wednesday the park may be shut for half a day or the whole day (this is still being decided); this is the day for our afternoon cricket game at the local school.
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Patricia Briggs, CEO of NPN says it has been collaborating and coordinating care for patients since it incorporated in 1995. While each collaborative care arrangement has positive aspects, Briggs says she is excited about the partnership with Cigna because the insurer is proactively promoting the new CAC.
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Liz Claiborne Inc.'s Love Is Not Abuse campaign shares five action steps for women who want to help stop domestic abuse.
Personal growth expert Mike Robbins explains why it's valuable to show yourself love and appreciation.
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It's Summer--Take the Train to Get Away
For most of the year we know that a lot of you associate the LIRR with work but for the next three months you have the chance to change that association to one that gets you away from work---to a mini-vacation.
This season the LIRR has four new summer Getaways, with now over 20 escorted and unescorted sightseeing tours, travel packages and deals. Customers can enjoy discounted packages to Long Island wineries, the Great South Bay Music Festival, the Seafood & Music Festival in Sayville and the Long Island Scottish Festival plus many more. Old favorites are also available including the Montauk Lighthouse, the Nautical Mile and the Sunday Brunch Cruise. Don't forget the "old standby"---a day at one of Long Island's world class beaches.
There are LIRR beach specials to Jones Beach, Long Beach, and Fire Island beaches. And this year the Jones Beach Theater concert service has been restored. Check the NICE website at for details. For LIRR Getaways and beach specials information consult the LIRR website at.
Splish Splash
A very popular getaway returns this summer season, daily beginning June 18. The LIRR Splish Splash Package includes discounted round-trip rail to/from Ronkonkoma Station, connecting shuttle bus and admission to Splish Splash. Voted one of America's top five water parks by the Travel Channel, Splish Splash, located in Riverhead, features many one-of-a-kind water rides as well as water slides, wavepools and kiddie areas. For further information pick up a Splish Splash Water Park brochure at LIRR stations.
Extra Independence Holiday Service
On Tuesday, July 3, the LIRR will operate nine additional eastbound trains from Penn Station for those leaving early for the July 4th Holiday. The extra trains will depart between 2:08 PM and 3:48 PM on the Babylon, Far Rockaway, Port Jefferson and Port Washington branches. Trains to Montauk and Greenport will operate on a summer Friday schedule. See branch timetables for details.
Quiet Cars Program Expanded
Following a successful pilot, the LIRR's Quiet Car Program will be expanded to include all electric trains as of June 18. On Quiet Cars we ask that customers keep their conversations to a whisper, turn down the volume on hand-held electronics, lower their headphone volume and put cell phones on vibrate. The program is voluntary in nature, with customers monitoring themselves. Crew members in the designated Quiet Cars hand out special "Shh" cards to those who are non-compliant. The Quiet Car will be the head car on morning rush hour trains and the last car on evening rush hour trains. The program will only be in effect during AM and PM rush hours.
Mail&Ride Customers Recognized by LIRR
Four LIRR customers have been recognized for their participation in the Railroad's popular monthly ticket home-delivery service--Mail&Ride. Certificates were presented to two veteran commuters: 37-year Mail&Ride charter members, James Marsano of Port Washington and Stephen Singer, who commutes from Great Neck. Two of the newest Mail&Ride subscribers were also on hand: Jason Lynn of Huntington and Maribel Valdes, a Lynbrook commuter.
Along with the official recognition, the four Mail&Ride members received tickets to the Broadway show "Spiderman," courtesy of the show's producers. Celebrating almost 40 years of service with more than 35,000 subscribers, Mail&Ride offers customers worry-free convenience. Signing up is quick and easy. To get started, go to www.mta.info/lirr and choose the Mail&Ride option in the "Ways to Pay" box located on the lower left side of the LIRR's homepage.
Pay Attention, Be Safe, Stay Safe
Have you noticed a lot of customers are absorbed in other things, especially the screens of electronic devices, when they should be alert and watching out for their own safety and those of others, especially when navigating around trains and station platforms? In case you happen to know someone who fits this description here are tips that we urge you to follow:
- Take a break from the cell phone and text messaging until you're safely on or off your train.
- Look down, and carefully step over the gap every time you enter or exit the train.
- Pay attention to audio and visual station announcements.
- Look down when using stairs or escalators.
Thank you for paying attention and staying safe.
East Side Access Work Means Summer Service Changes
Starting Monday, July 9, work associated with the LIRR's East Side Access Project will affect eastbound evening rush hour service for up to one month. As a tunnel boring machine performs excavation work on the Queens side of the East River Tunnels, an important switch (Switch 813) will be taken out of service, resulting in the cancellation/combination of three evening rush hour trains, two on the Babylon Branch and one on the Long Beach Branch.
In addition, the schedules and stopping patterns of five other evening rush hour trains will be modified. This construction program has been designed to allow train schedules to return to normal in the event that the tunneling and trackwork is completed earlier than anticipated. The loss of Switch 813 and the access it provides to one of our eastbound tracks will temporarily reduce the LIRR's operational flexibility and significantly increase the impact of a service disruption should one occur. To provide a level of protection to operations, the LIRR will deploy added rescue equipment and personnel during the period that the switch and eastbound track are unavailable.
The three cancelled trains are:
- The 4:52 PM train from Penn Station to Babylon will be canceled. Customers will be on the 5:03 PM train from Penn Station, making all stops to Babylon.
- The 5:20 PM train from Penn Station to Long Beach will be canceled. Customers will be on the 5:23 PM train from Penn Station stopping at Jamaica, then all stops to Long Beach.
- The 5:40 PM train from Penn Station to Seaford will be canceled. Customers will be on the 5:47 PM train from Penn Station, which will make all stops to Seaford. Customers on some Babylon Branch trains will experience up to 20 minutes of additional travel time.
Special schedules will be available for customers in early July.
May OTP
May overall on-time performance was 95.35%.
Monthly OTP BRANCH |
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PM Peak |
Off- Peak |
Total May 2012 |
Total May 2011 |
Babylon | 97.4% | 92.3% | 94.5% | 94.7% | 94.0% |
Far Rockaway | 98.4% | 94.4% | 98.7% | 98.1% | 97.2% |
Hicksville/Huntington | 96.7% | 89.3% | 96.7% | 95.7% | 92.7% |
Hempstead | 98.6% | 93.9% | 98.8% | 98.2% | 97.4% |
Long Beach | 97.9% | 94.6% | 97.3% | 97.1% | 96.0% |
Montauk | 96.0% | 88.0% | 90.6% | 91.0% | 87.7% |
Oyster Bay | 94.8% | 92.4% | 96.1% | 95.4% | 94.6% |
Port Jefferson | 93.8% | 89.6% | 93.6% | 93.1% | 91.5% |
Port Washington | 94.7% | 94.5% | 96.2% | 95.7% | 95.6% |
Ronkonkoma/Greenport | 91.7% | 94.2% | 92.9% | 92.8% | 91.5% |
West Hempstead | 96.4% | 94.7% | 98.8% | 97.6% | 95.5% |
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We wrote yesterday that this deal, the Trans Pacific Partnership, already looked to be in trouble given both Congressional and foreign opposition. The Administration has conducted the talks with an unheard-of degree of secrecy, with Congressional staffers in most cases denied access to the text and even Congressmen themselves facing unheard-of obstacles (Alan Grayson reported that the US Trade Representative created an absurd six weeks of dubious delays in his case).
CWA devised a simple plan for which they were uniquely suited: drag TPP out of the shadows and into the light - one city at a time - using a medium they understand intimately: Daily Newspapers!
Two CWA members - Dave Felice in Denver, CO and Madelyn Elder in Portland, OR have started the ball rolling. We just need to keep up the momentum leading up to a big day of petition deliveries in January.
Step 1 is to send an Op-Ed to your Daily Newspaper.
MoveOn.org Petition - Congress Don't Renew Fast Track
Pulic Citizen Petition - Congress Must Reject Fast Track Authority
MoveOn.org Petition - Stop the Trans Pacific Partnership
CREDO Petition - Stop the Massive Corporate Power Grab
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The 28th of last month was a banner day for Pearl Jam: They played to an ecstatic crowd at the Outside Lands festival at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, slaying the crowd with two hours' worth of classics and new songs.


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Brussels, 4th March 2014 European Conservatives and Reformists Group President Martin Callanan has today written to European Parliament President Martin Schulz calling on him to suspend the parliament's relations with those members of the Russian Duma responsible for supporting the ongoing incursion into Ukraine, and to consider cutting off all contact with the Duma until Russian forces are withdrawn to their permanent stations. Read more |
Strasbourg, 25th February 2014 Speaking in a debate today on the health of Europe's economy, European Conservatives and Reformists Group leader Martin Callanan said that "when countries tighten their belts, spend to invest, and restructure their economies, then they begin to see the benefits." Read more |
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A picture worth a thousand words: Guess the diagnosis!
This picture is really worth a thousand words. I have a tip about the possible diagnosis, a genetic condition. What's yours?
(Via Aequanimitas and Clinical Cases and Images)
And have you seen the table of mug-shots featuring the members of the Personal Genome Project currently having their genomes sequenced? You can read more about it on Genetic Future as Daniel MacArthur has a lo of things to say:
Top row from left: Misha Angrist, Keith Batchelder, George Church, Esther Dyson, Rosalynn Gill.
Bottom row from left: John Halamka, Stanley Lapidus, Kirk Maxey, Steven Pinker, James Sherley.
For a second I thought the mug-shots at the bottom shared the same diagnosis!… Then I thought, "Wow, that look's like Steven Pinker… I'd better read more closely"….
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For a minute I thought I was looking at the FBI's 10 most wanted! LOL
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Fragile X Syndrome, or Huntington disease, or even Martin-Bell Syndrome, at a very effected state.
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More Than 10,000 Tickets Sold for U.S. WNT vs. Scotland on Feb. 13 in Nashville
Tennessee Attendance Record for a U.S. WNT Match is 13,081
Feb. 8, 2013
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That attendance is approaching a Tennessee record for women's soccer, set on Nov. 1, 1997, when the USA played Sweden in a 3-1 victory in front of 13,081 fans at Finley Stadium in Chattanooga.
The match has already broken the record for a U.S. WNT crowd in Nashville, set during the USA's only previous visit on July 3, 2004, when 9,110 turned out at LP Field, which was then called The Coliseum.
The USA-Scotland clash, which will be the second under new head coach Tom Sermanni, will kick off at 7 p.m. CT. The two sides will also face each other tomorrow in Jacksonville, Fla., starting at 4 p.m. CT. Both matches will be streamed live on ussoccer.com.
Tickets starting at $22 are on sale through ussoccer.com, by phone at 1-800-745-3000, at all Ticketmaster ticket centers throughout the Nashville area (including many Kroger stores) and at the LP Field ticket office.


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Grupo Pochteca Evolves Its Data Center Based on FlexPod and Cisco UCS Servers
Mexico City, March 6, 2014 .- Grupo Pochteca has chosen Cisco Unified Computing System™ (UCS) servers , NetApp storage (FAS3220 HA systems) within the FlexPod architecture, and Cisco® Networking and Security Appliance for its new data center in order to develop their private cloud... Continue Reading
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Grupo Merza Chooses SAP HANA on Cisco UCS Servers
Mexico City, January 13, 2014.- In order to improve the management of high volumes of data, Grupo Merza, a retailer group with operations in 27 Mexican states through 146 supermarkets and 17 wholesale stores, has deployed SAP HANA on Cisco UCS® servers in their national network. ... Continue Reading
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Gentera Chooses Cisco to Deploy Collaboration Services and Customer Care Platform
Mexico City, December 5, 2013 .- Gentera, the leading Mexican microfinance group, with over 2.8 million clients and more than 18,000 employees in Latin America, has chosen Cisco® Enterprise Networks and Collaboration Solutions to be deployed in its new corporate offices in Mexico City, its... Continue Reading
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Cisco to Open Cisco Support Center in Mexico City
SAN JOSE, Calif, November 19, 2013.- In support of Cisco's Global Site Strategy, the company is establishing a Cisco® Support Center (CSC) in Mexico City in order to support local and regional operations and create capacity to service customers in the Spanish language. This will... Continue Reading
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AXTEL Launches "Colaboración Nube Privada" in Mexico, a Collaboration as a Service Platform Supported by the Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution
Cisco Live! Cancun, November 7, 2013 – AXTEL (AXTELCPO), a Mexican telecommunications company, launched at Cisco Live! Cancún its "Colaboracion Nube Privada" service, based on the Cisco® Hosted Collaboration Solution (HCS). The Private Cloud Collaboration from... Continue Reading
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TELMEX Continues the Evolution of Its Cloud Services With Cisco Support
Cisco Live! Cancun, November 6, 2013 . – Today TELMEX announced the release of its Private Enterprise Virtual Data Center service, as part of the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) product family in its Cloud Services portfolio. Through the Private Enterprise Virtual Data Center,... Continue Reading
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Megacable Launches 'Megacable OnDemand' Service in Mexico with Cisco Videoscape Unity
CISCO LIVE! CANCUN.- October 6, 2013 .- In order to offer new experiences to its customers, Mexico's leading pay TV company, Megacable, is launching its service "Megacable OnDemand," based on the Cisco Videoscape™ Unity service delivery platform. Megacable is the... Continue Reading
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Alestra Chooses Cisco to Enable the DC 3.0 Architecture at its New Data Center in Querétaro
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Grupo Experiencias Xcaret Deploys Cisco Technology to Foster Collaboration and Enhance the Customer Experience
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EXCLUSIVE:Caught On Video: Andalusia Man Captured After Running Over Drug Task Force Agent
An undercover agent with Covington County's drug task force tells us he's been in numerous dangerous situations, but this was a new one for him on the list -- getting hit by a car. That led to a 15-hour manhunt before the suspect was arrested. Drug Task Force Agents say they were picking up suspects in drug distribution cases in an Andalusia neighborhood. That's when they say Chaimbrin Flowers spotted the blue lights and tried to drive off. "I noticed the vehicle going to reverse and the vehicle went into reverse I was kind of trapped between the vehicle and the car and the car was going so fast backwards that I really had no time to go anywhere," Said the undercover agent. His partner, Greg Jackson, said he had no choice, but to think fast... "I moved out of the way, so he wouldn't pin the officer between the truck and the other car. And he hit the officer and flipped him up over the car and on to the pavement," Said Jackson. That started a car chase and an overnight search that led to the capture of Chaimbrin Flowers. Agents say Flowers happened to show up at the spot where they found the car. "There was no way I was catching him, but we chased him for a little while, but we lost him with all these streets. It's like a maze through here," Said the undercover agent. That agent received only minor injuries and says he's still sore from the hit. Flowers has been charged with Assault second degree and Attempting to Allude. Officers say they're interviewing Flowers to find out why he fled. They believe it could be drug related. |
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Iran nuclear talks: Are sanctions on the table?
A senior Iranian figure stated that Iran's 'minimum expectation' for the upcoming negotiations was a lifting of some sanctions, but sanctions are notoriously hard to remove.
When Iran agreed to serious engagement with world powers over its controversial nuclear program last month, it put special store in the agreed upon process: a "step-by-step approach and reciprocity."
Skip to next paragraphFor the Iranians, that meant draconian sanctions imposed by the US, European Union, and the UN would be eased with each concession from Tehran. But as the next round of talks looms on May 23 in Baghdad, questions are being raised about whether the US can – or even intends to – ease sanctions no matter what steps Iran agrees to take.
One senior Iranian figure last week stated that Iran's "minimum expectation" in Baghdad talks is lifting sanctions.
RELATED: Iran sanctions 101
Yet in the US the power to adjust American sanctions resides not with President Barack Obama but with Congress, which has voiced a hawkish stance on Iran in a US election year. Iran is also under four sets of sanctions imposed by the UN Security Council (UNSC), and starting July 1 will be subject to a European oil embargo, which may be the most negotiable set of trade restrictions. Historically, the lifting of sanctions against various regimes has been a slow, conservative process.
Administration officials say that "sanctions relief is not on the table unless and until we see substantial concessions" from Iran, says Suzanne Maloney, an Iran specialist at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
"I don't think there is really any give on the sanctions issue ... in part because in a political year, an election year, with a Congress that is very solidly behind these sanctions, it would be very difficult for the president to appear to be waffling on them at all," says Ms. Maloney.
The word "incentive" is rarely used in Washington, regarding Iran, though other measures may be offered in Baghdad.
"I do worry that there is a disconnect," says Maloney. "The Iranians from their perspective need something to demonstrate some sense of victory, and to persuade the skeptics within their own camp that there are rewards to be gained from cooperation, not just preventing any further pressure, but actually lifting some of the sense of siege."
Iran has signaled it may stop 20 percent uranium enrichment – used to fuel an existing reactor in Tehran, but also just a few technical steps away from weapons-grade material for a bomb – and cap enrichment levels to below 5 percent, to fuel ordinary power reactors.
Iran may also accept a more stringent inspection regimen by implementing the Additional Protocol of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
A critical test will come next week, when Iran meets with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to discuss outstanding claims of past weapons-related work, and access to a military base at Parchin, which Iran has rejected twice since January.
Iran 'cleansing' sensitive site?
Satellite images published this week by the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington have prompted speculation that Iran was "cleansing" the site a month ago, prior to any inspection.
Senior Iranian officials have proclaimed that all such issues will be resolved "very quickly and simply" in Baghdad, given the right attitude on the other side of the table.


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If you've ever carted home some unfortunate monstrosity from a beach vacation and rued it, take heart. That's not the kind of beach décor we're talking about here.
This summer, retailers are offering décor that evokes the sand and surf, but with a sophistication that makes it work as a seasonal accent to most rooms no matter what your decorating style.
Wisteria has some lovely wall art: colonial nautical charts in sea blue with white type. Fantastic in a contemporary space, the historical ambiance of the pieces would work equally well in a more traditional room. An ivory linen pillow embellished with a spiny-finned fish in navy blue strikes a chic and exotic note. And a wood and metal tree for votive holders, crafted to look like a frond of coral, would provide interest on a summer dinner table.
Get creative when hunting for something interesting and seasonal; often, you'll find it at a store you might not usually go to.
PBTeen has a host of quirky yet delightful items that evoke the theme: a tabletop angel fish fashioned from driftwood bits; wire art, including jaunty starfish hooks; a mountable shark's head whose toothy maw can be used as a receptacle for beach hats, dog leashes and so on.
Wall mounted "surfboards" give the cottage (or city apartment) a laid-back spot to hang a jacket. And a crisp cotton pillow is photo-printed with a regal seagull perched atop a sign pointing to — what else? — the beach.
Bring some sea-life elements to a couple of walls with Pottery Barn's mounted faux sea urchin collection, set in a soft white frame. Branches of rosy coral are silkscreened on linen to make an elegant wall hanging. There are also pretty cast-stone terra cotta starfish, and shells, washed white and framed.
A day's beachcombing often yields some lovely finds, such as gently hued, water-washed glass. At Beach Grass Cottage, they've gathered up lots of the stuff, and their artisans have made lampshade and mirror trims, as well as wreaths that can be custom ordered in shades of milky white, pastel pink, aqua and even a few brighter blues. There are alphabet letters encrusted with sea glass, too — what a great house present.
A look at the Seaside Inspired website is like a trip to some remote stretch of sand. Here, the Beach Finds lamp lets you fill the base of the light with your own scavengings. Another, spherical lamp is crafted of fishing line, vines and wire. Gossamer-like sea fans are photo-etched on thin metal that can be wrapped around tea lights or hurricanes for the patio. Cape Cod sand cloaks little tea-light jars — manna for the city-bound entertainer. And if yachting is a secret wish, order the porthole wall mirror. As realistic as you'll find, and fun for a powder room.
www.wisteria.com: Fish-printed pillow, $59.
www.seasideinspired.com: Beach Finds lamp, $190-$390; fishing sphere, $410-$630; sea fan-wrapped hurricanes, $48-$135; beach sand tea-light holders, $12; porthole wall mirror, $124.
www.pbteen.com: Wire shark's head, $129; driftwood angel fish, $29; wire starfish hooks, $15; surfboard hooks, $79.


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Ted Siefer's City Hall: Old-school Beaudry on losing side of vote to go paperless
Until that time, however, there are plenty of people who have a special affection for the tangibility and texture of the printed page. And then there's Ward 9 school board member Art Beaudry, whose attachment to parchment, as we learned at Monday's meeting, is especially fierce.
Connors is a relative newcomer to the school board and one of its younger members. She was irked to learn, given the district's financial woes, that its employees were driving around to deliver the packets to school board members. In the case of the Food Services department, the director himself sometimes makes the rounds.
Other members of the board were clearly receptive to the idea of going paperless.
"I think there's a better way to allocate those resources," Brennan said.
It was then that Beaudry brought up the "B word."
"There are a lot benefits that I don't take that others take. Maybe we should bring that up again," he said.
And Beaudry angrily responded, "No, we're not moving the questions. I have the floor, mister benefits man."
Hopefully that nickname won't stick.
With Gatsas gaveling the meeting back to order, the question was moved, and the motion was passed overwhelmingly, with only Beaudry and his ally Debra Gagnon Langton voting against it.
How does Gatsas feel about this Brave New World? After all, he's both a strong proponent of technology in the classroom and personally partial to old-school communication methods, e.g. paper, phone and face to face.
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The paperless debate Monday was a discordant coda to what was otherwise an exceptionally productive and harmonious school board meeting.
Gatsas was also unusually buoyant.
"What'd you have for breakfast this morning?" Dave Gelinas, the board's vice chairman, asked the mayor.
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Gatsas was troubled by one matter that came up early in the evening. It turns out that the additional $1 million the aldermen managed, after much deliberation and calculation, to send over to the district would only result in the hiring of four additional teachers, once retirements and vacancies were filled, according to estimates from district Business Administrator Karen DeFrancis.
It was perhaps a sober reminder that the final $156.7 million school budget was still nearly $3 million less than the budget Brennan said was necessary to hire enough teachers to ensure that all classes were below the state minimum standard of 30 students per class.
"I love budget discussions as much as the next guy, but I like to have numbers in front of me," said Ward 3 board member Christopher Stewart.
"I have a lot of respect for her, but I want to go over those numbers again," he said.
Ted Siefer may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @tbsreporter.
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Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Arthur Ashe Stadium
This stadium honors tennis player Arthur Robert Ashe, Jr. (1943-1993). Born in Richmond, Virginia, Ashe began playing tennis at the age of ten. In 1966 he graduated from… Read More
Buzz Vollmer Playground
This playground honors Arnold H. "Buzz" Vollmer (1915-1995), a native New Yorker who became a leading designer of bridges, highways, and parks, working closely… Read More
Calvert Circle
This circle honors Calvert Vaux (1824-1895) the English architect who spent 40 years of his distinguished career in New York City. He designed private homes, public… Read More
Casey Stengel Plaza
This plaza, in front of Gate D at Shea Stadium, is named for Charles Dillon "Casey" Stengel (1890-1975), Hall of Famer and former New York Mets manager. As a… Read More
Column of Jerash
King Hussein of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan presented this 30 foot-high marble column to the New York World's Fair Corporation and City of New York on the… Read More
Ederle Amphitheater
This amphitheater honors Gertrude Ederle, an Olympic swimmer, who began her career in the cold waters off the coast of Brooklyn, and set world's records at the age… Read More
Etched Granite Pavement
New York-based artist Matt Mullican (b. 1951) created this granite panel on which is etched the history of Flushing Meadows-Corona Park's development, from… Read More
Flushing Bay Promenade
Once home to Matinecock Native Americans, Flushing Bay has long been an important waterfront in New York City. The Matinecocks, and the European settlers who eventually… Read More
Form Sculpture
This sinuous, abstract and kinetic stainless steel sculpture, known as Form , was created by Jose de Rivera for the New York World's Fair of 1964-65 held in this… Read More
Forms in Transit Sculpture
Located on the grounds of the New York Hall of Science, this distinctive sculpture, dating to 1964, is by the modernist sculptor Theodore Roszak (1907–1981). It was… Read More
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Newbie from Reno, NV
So let me start off by talking about my truck. I owen a 1983 Black G M C Sierra Classic, I love my truck it has a 454 7.4 liters a 6 inch Lift, Rancho suspension, 38inch tires, 1406 Edelbrock carb, and is the straightest cleanest truck with a real radical cam. so that all being said I didnt build this truck. The reason why is because foe the last 21 years I lived in NYC and never even owned a car or truck. I would either walk or take the subway, so no need to own. About 3years ago I decided I had enough with NYC and moved out west to Reno, NV where I grew up as a child. When I came back to Reno it was time for me to get the truck I always wanted, and I did! Now alls I want to do is work on my truck, But the thing is I know absolutely nothing about any thing. So when I say Newbie I mean Newbie.
Hopefully thats a good enough intro, Looking Forward to getting my hands dirty and learning a thing hear and there
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03-09-2012, 04:40 PM #3Welcome to the Club John!!!!
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NCAA Women's Tournament 2012: Maryland Terrapins seek spot in Final Four
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Lynetta Kizer and her fellow Maryland seniors have followed this path before. They hope it ends in a different place.
For the second time in four years, the Terrapins won an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament championship, claimed a high seed in the NCAA tournament and rolled to the Raleigh Regional finals.
No. 2 seed Maryland (31-4) meets top-seeded Notre Dame (33-3) on Tuesday night with a spot in the Final Four on the line. The winner plays the Connecticut Huskies in a national semifinal after UConn beat Kentucky 80-65 in the East Regional final.
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And while the Fighting Irish have played with a noticeable edge throughout this postseason - determined to return to the national championship game after losing at that stage a year ago - the Terrapins say they have something to prove, too.
"I think we just bring it right back at them," Maryland guard Lauren Mincy said. "We're going to have to come out with a lot of energy, and we have to play like there's a chip on our shoulders also."
This is a familiar scenario for a Maryland team that won its last ACC tournament in 2009, when Kizer was a freshman. Those Terps advanced to the round of eight but were knocked off by Louisville the last time a regional was held in Raleigh.
"I honestly didn't believe I knew what was at stake, being so young" that year, Kizer said. The current players "are a group of smart girls, so they know what's at stake, and they know how hard we're going to have to play for each other."
Without question, Notre Dame has played with a purpose this postseason.
The Irish have won all three games by double figures and are coming off a 44-point semifinal beat down of St. Bonaventure that matched the 22-year-old record for most lopsided victory in the regional round of the tournament.
They've been fueled by their title-game loss to Texas A&M last year - and could've had a rematch with the Aggies, had Maryland not rallied from 18 points down to beat them in the other semifinal.
The Irish players insist they weren't disappointed by that.
"When the brackets came out, there was always the chance we could face each other," Notre Dame guard Brittany Mallory said. "We've used that game as motivation this year, and we've really used it to keep us going. We want to get back to that game. I don't think there's really any disappointment. All these teams are here for a reason, and we're all going to play hard."
Notre Dame made it to the Final Four each of the previous three times it reached the round of eight. Maryland is 3-4 in the regional finals, and its only Final Four under coach Brenda Frese came during its run to the 2006 national championship.
The team that claims a trip to Denver might be the one that more effectively imposes its style.
Both teams certainly know how to score - the Irish rank second nationally by averaging 79 points, with Maryland (78) two spots behind them - but they do it in different ways.
The Irish's strength is a four-guard starting lineup that rolls up lots of assists and steals. Behind Big East player of the year Skylar Diggins, Notre Dame ranks fifth in points allowed (51.6), fourth in field-goal percentage (47.6 percent), fourth in assists (18) and second in steals (13).
The Terrapins - who have four starters who are 6 feet or taller - prefer to pound the ball to their elite interior players and have them bang the boards for second chances.
Maryland ranks second nationally with a rebounding margin of plus-14, with Tianna Hawkins leading the nation by making nearly 63 percent of her shots and ACC player of the year Alyssa Thomas doing all the little things to keep the Terps rolling.
"We love to use our length and get on the glass, so we know that gives a lot of teams a lot of trouble," Thomas said. "We're able to use that on defense and create havoc out there. We know we have a height advantage on them, especially inside, so I know our inside game's going to be a huge (focus) for us" Tuesday.
Making up for that rebounding deficiency is nothing new in this tournament for Notre Dame.
The only Division I team with a better rebounding margin than Maryland is Liberty (plus-15.6), and the Irish routed the Flames by 31 points in the first round. Then they claimed an 11-point win in the second round against California, which ranks third nationally at plus-12.6.
Devereaux Peters, the Irish's only starter taller than 5-foot-11, leads her team with an average of 9.4 rebounds.
"We have to go back to the fundamentals, really focusing on boxing out and pushing people back," Peters said. "It's been a problem we've had all year. I think we've improved on it during the tournament. We've seen a lot of great teams that rebounded really well, so hopefully we can do the same thing."
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3D is picking up steam. But before you take home a 3D TV, you'll want to spend some quality time putting it through its paces to see if this whole 3D thing is really for you.
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I started my demo world tour at Best Buy, with a standard demo of the Samsung UN55C7000 combo, including display, Blu-ray player, glasses, and "Monsters vs. Aliens" on 3D Blu-ray.
The display was set up in an open but defined area of the TV section with leather theater recliners and HTiB surround sound. There was no Best Buy employee nearby, so I grabbed a pair of glasses (tethered by USB charging cable) and began enjoying the impressive depth of the image.
The surroundings weren't overly distracting, even as an associate in the adjacent aisle began a sales pitch with a customer. Lighting was somewhat harsh and caused some glare, but this was actually somewhat minimized by the tint of the active-shutter glasses. The glasses were tethered, but there was plenty of cable allowing for comfortable range of movement. While a dedicated demo area would be preferable, the space was surprisingly conducive.
It was almost 15 minutes into my self-initiated demo before I was approached by a sales associate. I was actually startled as he walked up behind me without me knowing and announced himself with a loud "Can I help you?" The somewhat nature of 3D, along with the impedance of peripheral vision caused by the glasses, might merit some employee training on how to approach an engaged customer.
After getting over the initial startling, I proceeded to ask the associate some questions regarding the Samsung combo and 3D technology. While fairly knowledgeable on model numbers and pricing, he was stumped on 3D basics like "will the TV convert 2D to 3D?" and "will other brands of glasses work with this set?" While he didn't give any incorrect answers, he was without an answer for many key questions. When he went looking for a supervisor to try to answer those questions, he returned 10 minutes later empty-handed.
Overall, I was happy with the Best Buy demo environment given the drawbacks of an open demo area. But employee training needs to be beefed up, both technical and in consumer interaction.
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Functional Java also serves as a platform for learning functional programming concepts by introducing these concepts using a familiar language. The library is intended for use in production applications and is thoroughly tested using the technique of automated specification-based testing with ScalaCheck.
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Functional Java includes usage examples and notably, code examples that make use of the Java 7 BGGA proposal syntax. Here is one such example (import statements omitted) that maps a transformation across an array by adding 42 to each element.
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