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(New York, NY) The Region 15 All Region Teams has been decided and the FIT Women's Soccer team was represented well. The nominations are made by region XV members and the votes are made by the coaches of the region. FIT had 7 women chosen for the all-region teams. Read More
Tigers Defense Stands Strong
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(Kingsborough, NY) This weekend the FIT tigers took on Nassau Community College for the second time. The tigers triumphed Sunday with a 1-0 win after losing to NCC the first go around. The game was very back and forth, both teams putting on a very strong defense. Finally in the middle of the second have the 0-0 game was broken by an own goal off of Erika Renstrom's corner kick. Katelyn Snow recorded her first shut out of the season by making fantastic saves throughout the game finishing with a total of 16 saves. Read More
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(Nassau, NY) This weekend the FIT tigers faced off in two games. Saturday the soccer team took on Nassau Community college at Mitchell field Long island. The larger then used to field resulted in some problems for the girls as they suffered a 3-0 defeat. The Tigers held their ground for the first half as goalie Katelyn Snow made great saves and a special save from a penalty kick. The defense and midfield were strong and the girls worked well together keeping Nassau from scoring. The second half however the girls were defeated with 3 goals. Read More
Tigers Keep the Offense Up, 9-0 over Kingsborough CC
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(Kingsborough, NY) This past weekend the FIT tigers took on their second opponents of the season, Kingsborough Community College. They walked away with another win finishing the game 9-0. The team is really coming together and playing like they have been together for years. Read More
Tiger Earn Shut Out in Season Opener
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(Cumberland, NJ)This past weekend the FIT Women's soccer team had their first victory as they traveled south to Cumberland New Jersey. The girls worked hard and played well as a team to achieve their victory and get their first win of the season. Read More
FIT Women's Soccer Getting Some Color Early in the Season
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(Englishtown, NJ) Coming off a great season in 2012 the women's soccer team is looking to get back on the field. With fourteen new members of the team, Coach Bevivino needed to get his team working together both on and off the field. This past Saturday as a part of a team bonding exercise, the team ran the 5k Color Run. Read More


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A FORMER porter of an Oxford University college has been sentenced to nine months in jail after admitting making more than 2,000 indecent images of children.
Nigel Edgington, of Crosslands Drive, Abingdon, was charged with six counts of making indecent images of children during a period of five years, from 2006 to 2011.
The 64-year-old, who worked at St Antony's College in Woodstock Road, was also made to sign the sex offenders' register following the sentencing at Oxford Crown Court.
Judge Mary Jane Mowat said: "You are not a hoarder but you seem to have been a compulsive viewer of child pornography for a number of years. And the additional worrying aspect of this case was that you were cautioned in 2005 for a sexual assault of a boy under 13."
The court heard that images were found on computers from his home and from his workplace.
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"The courses I teach—tonal harmony, composition, and tonal counterpoint—prepare students to understand the materials and the language of music better in order to create their own songs and instrumental pieces and guide their improvisations."
"I am trying to teach principles of good design rather than rules. Understanding the nature of the materials of music, the function of harmony, and how to write balanced and flowing melodies gives students a sense of the possibilities. When they want to exercise their creative imaginations, they will be able to make informed choices."
"One of my teachers told me that you can always get more money, but you cannot always get more time, an idea that emphasizes the importance of time management, particularly for musicians. If 80 percent of life is showing up, the other 20 percent is being on time. It is no longer true that an artist is given much latitude because of his or her talent. The aspiring composer's capacity to deliver on deadline is part and parcel of that person's ambition to succeed."
"'Classical' is only one of today's many consumer-driven categories. I try to convince the students that they are first and foremost producers of music, not consumers. For my own part, I write what I hope will become a classic. It is enough for us to create the work."
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The Washington BladeŌĆÖs decision to publish the names of the more than 100,000 Marylanders who signed the petition that prompted the stateŌĆÖs same-sex marriage referendum sparked outrage among opponents of nuptials for gays and lesbians.
Family Research Council President Tony Perkins described this newspaperŌĆÖs decision to publish the names of those who signed the petition as ŌĆ£nothing short of intimidation.ŌĆØ Matt Barber, vice president of Liberty Action Counsel, accused the Blade of ŌĆ£homo terrorism.ŌĆØ The Blade also received threatening phone calls and e-mails after it published the names on its website on July 12.
Maryland Gov. Martin OŌĆÖMalley told the Blade last month when asked about the controversy that he didnŌĆÖt know whether ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm qualified to comment on journalistic ethics.ŌĆØ Transgender activist Dana Beyer also questioned the BladeŌĆÖs decision to publish the names of those who signed the petition that were publicly available on July 12, but gay columnist Andrew Sullivan defended the Blade.
ŌĆ£Some argue that this is a tool for intimidation or a violation of privacy,ŌĆØ he wrote. ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm afraid I cannot see that. Signing a political petition is a public act. If you are ashamed of trying to deny your fellow citizens their civil rights, you probably shouldnŌĆÖt have signed the petition in the first place.ŌĆØ
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The Rush County Commissioners met recently for the first time of 2013.
New commissioners Bruce Levi (central district) and Mark Bacon (southern district), along with fellow county leader Ken Masters, addressed the business before them.
Masters nominated Levi to serve as chairman of the Board of Commissioners and the motion passed.
Masters was then nominated to serve as vice-chairman for 2013. This also passed.
The trio next turned their attention to making appointments to various boards.
Bacon will serve as the county representative on the Area Plan Commission; he will also serve on the Animal Control Board.
Levi will serve on the Rush County Health Board and the Emergency Management Board.
Masters will serve on the ECDC Board, Ag Committee and the Work Force One Board.
Former commissioner Tom Barnes will serve on the county Fiber Board and Bacon, Levi and Masters will serve collectively on the Ride Rush Board (Rush County Public Transportation), Clean Green Rush Solid Waste, Drainage and RMH Hospital boards.
The county leaders then heard county IT Randy Herbert's request to begin replacing computers in the courthouse. According to Herbert, a complete replacement of equipment will take four to five years and the first phase will be replacing computers in the county clerk's office. The initial purchase includes 20 units at a cost of $650 each.
County treasurer Cindy Humphrey was next to speak. According to Humphrey, the county has less monies in reserve to begin 2013 than 12 months earlier. Humphrey said that although Rush County is beginning 2013 with less monies, so are counties throughout the state.
Rush County ended 2012 with $1,392,468.67 in the General Fund compared to $1,730,037.71 a year earlier, a decrease of $337,569.04.
Humphrey and the county leaders cited the economy as the major contributor to the loss in monies and said that the county will go forward with what monies are available.
"We are better off than many counties and our investments are safe," commissioner Masters said.
In other matters, the county leaders agreed to a request from clerk Debbie Richardson to continue a $9,500 annual contract with Micro-Vote for programming and future upgrades to the county's voting system. Richardson contended that although 2013 is a non-election year, the contract serves as an insurance policy of sorts and noted that during election years the county is assured of upgrades to programing and technical needs.
"We get our money's worth. It is a good safeguard for the county," Richardson said.
Sheriff Jeff Sherwood was next to have the commissioners attention. According to Sherwood, the inmate population at the jail is again increasing with the facility currently housing 43 inmates.
"Officers arrested 11 individuals during the past weekend and they have not been to court yet," the sheriff said.
He next turned his attention to a heating issue at the jail. An 18-year-old boiler at the jail used for heating purposes is experiencing problems and it is unclear at this time if the piece of equipment is in need of replacement, according to Sherwood.
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12:06pm Thursday 15th November 2012 in News By Stuart Minting
TRIBUTES have been paid to a long-serving rural practice doctor who was one of the first National Health Service GPs.
Dr Alastair McIntosh, the father of Thirsk MP Anne McIntosh, died peacefully at home in Middleton-in-Teesdale, Durham, on Thursday, November 8, a week before his 90th birthday.
The former Royal Army Medical Corps captain, who qualified as a doctor in 1945, started practising in Teesdale in 1950, two years after marrying his wife, Grete Lise.
Dr McIntosh, who was admired by colleagues and thousands of patients for his dedication, worked every other night on call and every other weekend on duty, often with little or means of communication and in difficult weather.
Miss McIntosh said: "In fine weather, Dad's progress up the Dale would be a bit like a stately visit. Progress would be slow and on each occasion, refreshments would be taken.
"In the days before mobile phones, my father would finish his morning surgery and set off up the dale on his round of home visits only for my mum to take an emergency call back in Middleton.
"It was quite a challenge to find out which route he had taken and where exactly he would be in order to locate him."
Dr McIntosh, who represented rural practices on the Local Medical Committee, was known for his dry sense of humour and tied knots in his ties to remember things.
Dr Peter Austin, who took on the practice in 1977 when Dr McIntosh retired, said while his predecessor had pushed through advances in healthcare for his patients he was a "selfless, old school Dales GP".
Dr Austin said: "He was known for his caring attitude and the time he gave to patients, and was admired by them, his peers and his staff."
Dr McIntosh, whose wife died four years ago, also leaves his son, Dr Iain McIntosh, a retired GP of Dacre Banks, North Yorkshire, and grandchildren Sarah, Amy and Callum.
His funeral will be held today (Friday, November 16) at 2pm, at St Mary's Church, Middleton-in-Teesdale.
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My Tunze Osmolator ATO keeps getting stuck in the ON position. I soaked the electronic eye in vinegar and it was fine for a week, but then it stuck on again. Do these electronic eyes fail after many years of use? I've been using it for about 4 years. Is there any way to replace the eye without having to buy a whole new system?
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We run into very few issues with these but after that length of time I would imagine its possible for any component to fail. We don't have individual parts like the optical eye, but if you give Roger and company a shout over at Tunze USA, he might. At the very least he could likely help you narrow down exactly what it is. The number I have for them is 512-833-7546 firstname.lastname@example.com
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I have a litermeter 3 that has failed. It pushes water about 30 feet from the litermeter to a sump tank. Will this pump do the same?
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How can i superimpose one image to another image in j2me?
How can i superimpose one image to another image in j2me?
see the #3 in this link: Displaying two image at a time
[QUOTE=sanjeevkate;773451]How can i superimpose one image to another image in j2me?[/QUOTE
Get the Graphics Instance from 1st image:
Graphics ig=1stImage.getGraphics();
Use this ig to draw the 2ndImage on it.
then display the 1st image on the device.
hi Rahul,
But I am not able to open the document hyperlinked "Display two image at a time".
Code:import javax.microedition.lcdui.*; public class MyCanvas extends Canvas { public void paint(Graphics g) { try { Image img1=Image.createImage("/src/a.PNG"); Image img2=Image.createImage("/src/b.PNG"); //Display the first image g.drawImage(img1, 0, 0, Graphics.TOP|Graphics.LEFT); //Display the second one g.drawImage(img2, 0, 0, Graphics.TOP|Graphics.LEFT); } catch(Exception e) { } } }
This will work good if the img2 is semi or fully transparent in which case img1 will also be visible.


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My wife is a kindergarten teacher every year at this time she hatches chichens for the class but this year thing arent going well, maybe some one can tell us what went wrong ,,,,I think I know but I am not a farmer so very well could be wrong.
Here is the run down , She bought two dozen eggs at local farm they came home in egg containers and then at the farmers advice they just stayed out at room temp for the night next day she put 12 eggs in the incubator and another teacher took the other 12 eggs and put them in anothere incubator now here is where things went wrong imop a 5th grader came to school with a wild birds egg that she found at home on the ground the little kid was so proud to rescue the egg and asked to put it in m wifes incubator so they did everyone was watching but disaster struck my wife tried to put a small magic marker X on the egg for turning purposes and guess what the egg cracked and leaked ib to the incubator the students were so sad and the wife wanted to cry (really) anyway after the disaster the students went home and wife cleaned up broken egg mess, fast forward to the present the teacher who took the other dozen has chicks they are hatchibg nicley but my wifes dozen not so good none are hatching yet and she sees egg movement on only three eggs the rest are stone still,,,,,,, so something went wrong here I think that the wild broken birds egg made the chicken eggs sick but thats just a logical guess ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Any ideas ??


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FINDLAY – The Antwerp Archers came up short again at the softball Division IV Regional at Findlay last Friday, falling to Fremont St. Joseph by a score of 3-1. The loss marked the end to another successful season for Antwerp, who complete the year with a 16-8 record.
After retiring St. Joseph in the top of the first, Antwerp's AJ Stuck led off the bottom of the inning with a single and then got herself to second with a steal. Eventually she scored the game's first run when senior Toni Winslow drove her in with double.


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Conference Play Starts With 2-0 Victory
Rebels take down preseason WAC favorite Bakersfield 2-0.
Rebels Rally
UNLV scores final three goals of the game for a 3-2 win at MPSF leader San Jose State.
(2012 - Freshman): Made 19 appearances and 16 starts on the backline in his first year as a Rebel ... Posted one assist, on the game-winning score in a 3-2 win at San Jose State (Oct. 14).
High School: Four-time all-conference for the Cougars ... First-team all-state selection as a junior when he led the team to a conference championship and state runner-up finish ... Second team all-state his senior season.
Club: Played for Honolulu Bulls (2003-12) along with classmate Aaron Goo ... Helped the club to the regional semifinals in 2012 ... Also a member of the Region IV ODP squad.
Personal: Jason Anong Khamvongsa ... Born on Jan. 2, 1994, in Honolulu, Hawaii ... Son of Anong and Vieng Khamvongsa ... Has two brothers, Bobby (28) and Thomas (23) ... Undecided on a major.
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When a former city of Miami planner warned more than two years ago that a controversial trolley garage was not allowed under the citys new Miami 21 zoning code and should be stopped, the citys solution was simple.
Keep the plans. But change the description.
The garage, which has angered neighbors in west Coconut Grove and triggered two lawsuits, is being constructed in the 3300 block of Douglas Road by developer Henry Torres to house the popular Coral Gables trolleys. Coral Gables agreed to swap land where the garage now sits on Le Jeune Road so Torres can build a 10-story luxury mixed-use condominium project there.
In a May 2011 email written 13 days after a Greenberg Traurig attorney representing Torres submitted an application, former city of Miami Project Manager Dakota Hendon wrote to his boss, City Planner Francisco Garcia:
The Coral Gables Trolley Station that I met with you and the applicant on a few weeks ago appears to not be an allowable use as we had originally anticipated. ... I believe this is specifically an industrial use. At this point ... action needs to be taken to stop the application.
Hendon, who now works as an urban designer for the New York City Department of City Planning and did not respond to phone or email messages, went on to point out that the citys Internal Design Review team was adamantly against the project in the specific location.
But in the ensuing weeks, plans for the garage moved forward. A public notice mailed to residents on May 16, 2011, that described a new municipal trolley building for the storage and maintenance of trolley cars, was revised and mailed again on July 21, 2011. The new notice dropped maintenance from the description, saying the building would be used only for parking and storage. Yet plans were revised in May 2012 to include a hydraulic lift requested by Coral Gables and needed to allow it to replace brake pads, change belts, hoses and batteries and perform oil changes, wrote Torres attorney, Mario Garcia-Serra.
At the heart of the dispute, detailed in lawsuits filed by residents and the City of Coral Gables, is whether the garage is a commercial auto-related use allowed under the code, or an industrial, government-operated maintenance facility, which is not allowed.
Resident Clarice Cooper, who grew up in Coconut Grove and has lived across from the garage site since 1981, also filed a civil rights complaint in April with the U.S. Department of Transportation. She contends that building the garage in the historic black neighborhood will create excessive noise, make streets unsafe and pose environmental concerns.
I dont care how they try to paint it. Its still a trolley garage, she said.
Coral Gables also stated in its lawsuit earlier this month that it believes the garage is an industrial maintenance garage and therefore prohibited. The city has asked a judge to decide the matter, arguing that if indeed it is an industrial government garage, it violates the citys contract with Torres, freeing the city to walk away from the deal.
The city obviously finds the email very concerning as the city contracted for a properly zoned building, not an improperly zoned building, said Coral Gables City Attorney Craig Leen. Were happy it came to light because we want the correct outcome here.
Torres attorneys declined to address the emails.
We are not going to litigate this matter in the press, attorney Alan Dimond said in a statement. The Astor Companies has maintained from the beginning that the Grove trolley building was designed and constructed in adherence with the City of Miami Zoning Code having received all necessary permits to develop the building.
The email surfaced as part of a public records request from University of Miami law students working on the schools Environmental Justice Project. Along with Hendons email, the school obtained a series of exchanges in which Garcia asks Jose Camaro, director of Miamis General Services Administration, to determine whether Coral Gables plans to perform light maintenance raised any concerns. Camaro responded that plans to work on brakes, change oil and filters as well as service air conditioners were indeed a concern and are not considered incidental maintenance.
When asked about the emails, Garcia explained that modifications were made to the plans which ultimately brought it into compliance with the applicable regulations.
Those modifications require the garage to be completely enclosed and air-conditioned to contain noise, fumes and odors.
We understand that the construct of our zoning code may not be entirely intuitive, thus creating some confusion between two uses that bear some similarities, Garcia continued. At the same time we stand squarely by our position that the facility as permitted is commercial in nature and thus merits the approval with conditions.


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There are wines in our midst priced for under $20 that are well-made and taste great, many of them from familiar local regions that also produce wines of high acclaim and higher cost.
Those wines have their place. But in celebration of Halloween, we present this year's lineup of wines that won't scare your wallet.
Besieged 2012 Red Blend, Sonoma County ($16): The first new wine label to be released by Ravenswood Winery in more than four years, Besieged is a blend of carignane, petite sirah, zinfandel, mourvedre, alicante bouschet and barbera, a rich, full-bodied mouthful of juicy fruit. On the label, spooky ravens menace the night sky, the perfect bottle for Halloween or Day of the Dead gatherings. Info: ravenswoodwinery.com.
Bonterra 2011 Pinot Noir, Mendocino County ($18): From organically grown grapes, this pinot noir is smooth and succulent in strawberry and cherry vanilla, a subtle note of spice streaking through on the finish. It'll be hard to find a better bargain for such a wine, sourced from Mendocino County and given a level of care rare in fairly priced wine that still tastes like pinot. Info: bonterra.com.
California Square 2012 Chardonnay, Russian River Valley ($20): Just released from the folks behind Healdsburg's Truett-Hurst Wines, with winemaker Virginia Lambrix putting it together, the wine does indeed come in a square bottle, meant to be better for the environment and require less space for shipping and storing. The winery hopes it will be reused for a multitude of purposes. The grapes are sourced from the Russian River Valley and fermented in both French oak and stainless steel. Info: casquarewines.com.
Dry Creek Vineyard 2012 Sauvignon Blanc, Dry Creek Valley ($16): A beautiful, stainless-steel-fermented sauvignon blanc with 10 percent sauvignon musqué, all grown in the Dry Creek Valley, that's alive in tropical and citrus fruit. With plenty of minerality to give it a satisfying kick, it's versatile and ready to be enjoyed alone or with food. Info: drycreekvineyard.com.


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Iker Casillas has utterly fucked my gameplan.
> Summer Mix For Marta [House]
> This Is Not Berghain [Acid/Techno]
> BMC DJ Competition [Drum & Bass]
> Human Revolution [Theme Challenge Mix]
> Somnamdublism [Dub Techno]
>>Absorb. [Fortnightly Radio Show]<<
subbed Rooney - Pedro Mendes - Fabiano who had scored 4 - 4 - 3
... for Villa - Xavi - Alexis Sanchez who scored 4 - 4 - 3
sempre contra a corrente do jogo
lol at the end of last round i subbed players with 4 and 3...for players who scored 3 and 3. and then my choice of casillas in goal didn't quite work out. annddd julio baptista didn't even play for brazil. maybe that was a bad use of 7.5 points by me. uggg
Finally I get some points for picking J. Hernandez as my team captain.
Podolski, how dare you miss that penalty kick?
Who the hell is loconet? Christ on a bike.
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He's Peruvian, too.
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Next round's going to be a tough one to predict. I'm hoping none of the qualified teams rest too many players.
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Next round's going to be a tough one to predict. I'm hoping none of the qualified teams rest too many players.
Only Brazil and Netherlands are qualified so far, so I don't think there will be many great players missing out on the 3rd round games. And they don't even have the 1st place secured so it's going to be very interesting.
Argentina are through, barring some unlikely goal difference. I have two players from Argentina, Holland and Brazil, so that could be half my starting XI benched.
damn system-j you had a really good round haha. david villa on your squad? i had a bad round...and yeah who the hell is loconet haha whoah
My strikers really came good after a terrible first round.
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Area Kohl's Stores Help Make CHOP Donation Possible
ROYERSFORD PA – Kohl's Cares, a donation program of the Kohl's department store chain that operates in Royersford and Pottstown, donated $620,436 to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to support the hospital's injury prevention efforts, the company announced Thursday (Dec. 13, 2012).
This year's Kohl's grant helps fund the hospital's car seat distribution program, Mobile Safety Center, car seat safety checks, and advertising programs and educational materials in the Philadelphia region. The grant also supports injury prevention programs with community partners. Since 2000, Kohl's has donated more than $6.3 million to the hospital through Kohl's Cares.
Injuries are the leading cause of death and disability to children in the United States. The hospital's Injury Prevention Program offers expert online information and resources, local safety events in the greater Philadelphia area, community car seat inspection stations, and a mobile safety center offering child safety products such as car seats, bike helmets and home safety products at low prices. In addition, health educators provide free injury prevention information.
Kohl's Pottstown store is located at Coventry Mall, Routes 100 and 724; its Royersford store is located at 989 Township Line Rd.
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According to a police report, Ina officer Anthony Amato had positioned himself in the intersection at 42nd Street and Veterans Memorial Drive to block traffic. Amato told police his vehicle was stopped when it was struck by the Litton's Ambulance, driven by Ryan Clinton of Walnut Hill. Clinton told police Amato turned to the right into the path of the ambulance. Ryan also told police he made an evasive maneuver to the left to avoid the collision, but was unsuccessful. The ambulance struck the squad car in the rear, the report stated.
No injuries were reported.
The ambulance was transporting a baby not breathing to the hospital. The seven week old baby that was being brought to the hospital from a truck stop in Ina was later pronounced dead at the hospital. Coroner Eddie Joe Marks said an autopsy showed the baby died from natural causes.
Officers performed CPR at the truck stop until paramedics arrived.
The family, reportedly from Georgia, had stopped at the truck stop when the baby's mother realized the infant was not breathing.
Authorities noted it has been raising and road conditions were slick.


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The last time we were in the mid 90s was the middle of July and this kind of heat will build into the area for this Labor Day and could continue for the next few days.
Today, expect a mix of sun and clouds with a stray late day shower or storm possible. We'll also be very hot and humid with heat index values in the upper 90s to 100 degrees. Make sure you stay hydrated today and if you're in the sun, take frequent breaks for time in the shade or air conditioning.
Overnight we'll be mild and muggy, again as lows fall into the low 70s.
Wednesday and Thursday won't be as hot, but highs will still be in the lower 90s and above normal for this time of year. Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy each day with just small chances of afternoon showers and storms. Highs on Wednesday will be around 93 and 92 on Thursday.
Friday will still be hot with highs around 91 and continued small chances of afternoon showers and storms. Next weekend won't see many changes with highs around 90 and small chance of showers and storms.
The tropics remain rather quiet as we head into one of the busiest months during the hurricane season. To this point we have had three named tropical systems, all of which have developed into hurricanes, Arthur, Bertha and Cristobal.
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The closest rocky, Earth-like world could be as close as 6.5 to 7 light years away, according to new research. New Scientist magazine reported Tuesday that Penn State University astronomer Ravi Kopparapu's estimates put these types of potentially life-sustaining worlds half as distant from Earth as previously believed. In February,…
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BURLINGTON, Vt. — Another week, another new school record for Amanda Gadway.
The sophomore field event specialist broke her own school record in the hammer throw at the Catamount Invitational with a third-place toss of 42.9 meters. The Malone product bettered her toss by nearly three meters from a week ago and helped the Plattsburgh State women's track & field team finish fourth at the event.
Gadway was one of four Plattsburgh competitors to compete in the shot put, taking fifth in that event with a throw of 10.57 meters.
In addition to making an ECAC-qualifying throw in the hammer throw, Gadway replicated the feat in the discus with a second-place toss of 40 meters.
In other field action, Victoria Reynolds placed fifth in the javelin throw with a throw of 28.8 meters. Kristie Pageau finished eighth, producing a throw of 22.42 meters.
Pageau also took part in the long jump, finishing fourth with a leap of 4.51 meters. Savannah Davis represented the Cardinals in the pole vault, finishing fifth by clearing 2.59 meters.
Katie Ehmann led a trio of Plattsburgh runners in the 1,500-meter run, finishing eighth with a time of 5:10.55. Lauren Templeton (10th, 5:15.82) and Jasmine Boncore 5:16.54.
Rosi Cummings missed the ECAC-qualifying cut in the 400-meter dash by the slimmest of margins as the senior finished second with a time of 1:00.27, just .27 seconds slower than what was required to ensure herself a spot in the ECAC field.
Lauren Carlino (10th, 13.84) and Roxanne Grolley (13th, 14.25) were the two Plattsburgh runners who took part in the 100-meter dash. The duo also took to the lanes in the 200-meter dash, with Carlino finishing 13th(28.48) and Grolley crossing the line in 15th place (29.84).
Megan Schweizer led a field of five Plattsburgh runners in the 800-meter run, finishing 10th with a time of 2:34.21.
In the 400-meter hurdles, Bryanna Mustapich (fifth, 1:14.17) and Kelly Siry (sixth 1:14.98) made up one third of the field.


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Ze Frenchman Mathieu »Mati« Imbert, the latest addition to Elan's Freeski team, likes to bring freestyle elements into freeride, creating his signature fluid, polyvalent style. Despite having visited 36 different countries already, he still gets a buzz when travelling around.
After a few years, Mirjam is back to Elan's Freeski Team and she's most welcome! In love with life, Mirjam always follows her dreams, she made skiing her passion and the focal point in life.
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text: Celebrities Who Were Child Stars Former Child Stars Dish on Early Life in the Spotlight by Laura Marie Meyers 11/19/13 232 Reactions 52 Shares Print 13 7 30 1 1 Nineties TV star James Van Der Beek opened up about early fame in a recent interview with Vulture, talking about how life as a young star has changed since his teenage years. Recalling the start of his career on Dawson's Creek and how things have shifted since then, he mentioned the strangeness of fame for a young person, saying, "It's not something you can ever get any sympathy for, nor should you, and it's not something you can really explain to someone who hasn't gone through it." Between Amanda Bynes entering rehab and Mara Wilson's blog post about why young actors tend to struggle later in life, there have been several child stars in the news lately. A-listers like Leonardo DiCaprio, Drew Barrymore, and Scarlett Johansson have also shared their experiences growing up in Hollywood, and while some appreciated their career head starts, others have called out its downfalls. See what former child stars have to say about their early years in the spotlight. Source: Sony Pictures, Getty Anna Paquin What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2011, Anna told The New York Times that she was always treated like an adult: "I've never really been treated as if I was the kid that didn't know better or didn't know enough, or wasn't good enough or working hard enough. But I was an incredibly hardworking kid. You just don't want to be the flaky, weakling teenager. If I didn't feel like I had anything to contribute, I'd just keep my damn mouth shut, you know?" Source: Miramax, Getty 1 / 12 Leonardo DiCaprio What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Leonardo told Interview Magazine that he dealt with pressure and competition early in his career: "There was this one casting call when I was about 10. They brought five kids in just to see their look and if they'd be right for acting. . . . I swear to god, it felt like we were a row of meat. The lady looked at me and at the other kids, saying, 'Not him, not him, not him. You stay.' I was one of the 'not hims.' On the way home in the car, I cried and I said, 'Dad, I really want to become an actor, but if this is what it's about, I don't want to do it.' He put his arm around me and said, 'Someday, Leonardo, it will happen for you. Remember these words. Just relax.' And then I stopped crying and I said, 'OK.'" Source: ABC Family, Getty 2 / 12 Drew Barrymore What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2013, Drew told Harper's Bazaar that she doesn't want her daughter to have to deal with a childhood like hers: "I had such an exposed childhood. I appreciate my journey, but I don't want that for my kid. Not any of it. It has nothing to do with whether I liked my childhood. I really did. But as a parent, that isn't the childhood I'd provide." Source: Universal Pictures, Getty 3 / 12 Scarlett Johansson What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Scarlett told Cosmopolitan in 2008 that she had a flair for the dramatic as a kid: "I never struggled with trying to figure out what it was I wanted to do or what made the sparks go for me. I always had that huge laaa aspect to me. I was one of those kids." Source: Sony Pictures Classics, Getty 4 / 12 Neil Patrick Harris What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 1998, Neil told People that his time on Doogie Howser had its challenges: "It was a very fast but wonderful education . . . [but it was also] four compacted years of scrutiny. When you're that age, when your body is changing, you're very nervous about how you appear, and it was just — it was a trip." Source: ABC, Getty 6 / 12 Christina Ricci What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Christina told Broadway in 2010 that she's always felt comfortable with stardom: "My world was still really small — after I did a film, I would go back to school in Montclair, NJ, with the same kids I had known since I was 7. I still don't feel hugely famous. When you grow up doing this, you get accustomed to people smiling at you or calling you by your first name as you walk down the street. I kind of feel like I live in a small town where everyone knows me. It wasn't as overwhelming as it might be for someone who comes into it as an adult." Source: MGM, Getty 6 / 12 Natalie Portman What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2010, Natalie told Marie Claire that an early career had its benefits: "Working at a young age . . . there's a whole growth in that. OK, so I didn't really go to high school parties, and yeah, I didn't touch pot till I was in my 20s. I didn't get flat-out drunk until I went to college. But I think that's a good thing in many ways." Source: 20th Century Fox, Getty 7 / 12 Lindsay Lohan What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lindsay told Vanity Fair in 2010 that she made a few mistakes along the way: "It was very go-go-go and I had a lot of responsibility, and I think just the second I didn't have [structure] anymore — I was 18, 19 — with a ton of money and no one really here to tell me that I couldn't do certain things . . . and I see where that's gotten me now, and I don't like it." Source: Disney, Getty 8 / 12 Mara Wilson What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mara wrote on Cracked about the pressures of a fan base, parents' roles in their kids' careers, and how sometimes, it's almost inevitable that a child star will go off the deep end: "People who meet me as an adult are often surprised that I'm alive and have never been in prison or rehab. Sometimes they're disappointed I'm not cooler: I'm a normal-looking woman living in a two-bedroom apartment in one of the less cool neighborhoods of New York. I write and tell stories, but I'm not a celebrity and wouldn't want to be one. I'm much more 'reformed drama nerd' than 'former child star,' and I like it that way." Source: Sony Pictures, Mara Wilson Writes Stuff 9 / 12 Gaby Hoffmann What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gaby told EW in 2013 how grateful she was to take a break from acting: "I was never that famous but I do think going to college and really getting away from the business and taking a true break is incredibly, incredibly important if you start acting at a young age. It's a risky thing to do. Kids I grew up with, friends of mine who were actresses, some of them finished, some of them worked through college, a lot of them made it work. It definitely affected my career, but I didn't really give a sh*t. But these young actresses who don't take a break — I actually think it's criminal. I don't think it should be allowed for people to start working at a young age and not take the time to just be living as themselves in the real world, especially now in this new age of new media and the obsession with celebrity. I think it's a real crime." Source: Disney, Getty 11 / 12 Lacey Chabert What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Former Party of Five and Mean Girls star Lacey Chabert is featured on Maxim's November cover, and the actress talked about avoiding the stereotypical child-star meltdown in the interview. "Look, life is tough, and growing up in this business is especially tough," she said. "So I really can't take any credit other than saying I grew up in a really protective family. Also, I want a long-lasting career, so you're not gonna find me doing anything scandalous any time soon." Source: Fox, Stephen Wurth/Maxim 11 / 12 James Van Der Beek What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 James Van Der Beek told Vulture about early fame during a 2013 interview, talking about how child stardom has changed in recent years: "You could go out and do the stupid things you do when you're 20 or 21 years old and wake up the next morning and go, 'Wow, that was dumb. I'm not going to do that again.' 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jdivision wrote:Paul, unfortunately unless they do something with the rail bridge the sightlines of the Custom House are already ruined
Has a consensus emerged on whether Liberty Hall should go at all?
Design competition to replace Liberty Hall
Redevelopment Siptu is to opt for an architectural competition to design a replacement for its headquarters, although it will be a few years yet before Liberty Hall faces the wrecker's ball, writes Gretchen Friemann
Debate over Liberty Hall's planned demolition is likely to intensify over the next two weeks when Siptu advertises an architectural competition to design a replacement for the iconic tower.
A large scale heritage centre and a performing arts space are among the features that architects will have to include in their proposal for a new skyscraper.
A notice announcing the competition is due to be published in the EU Official Journal by the end of next week.
Although any decision regarding the 16-storey building's fate must be taken in conjunction with the planning authorities, the move brings Liberty Hall's date with the wrecker's ball ever closer.
However, Siptu's general secretary, Joe O'Flynn, claims the architectural competition will "realise the very best design" for the union's next headquarters and insists the new skyscraper will "over time become equally as iconic" as the existing 1960s tower.
The organisation hopes that a comprehensive heritage centre - covering the birth of the labour movement in the early 20th century to the formation of Siptu from the merger of the ITGWU and the FWUI unions in 1990 - will prove to be one of the building's most popular attractions.
According to O'Flynn, the exhibition will explore the turbulent periods of the 1913 Lockout and the 1916 Rising, as well as provide in-depth analysis of the union's founding fathers, Jim Larkin and James Connolly.
Siptu expects the widespread interest in the labour movement and its rich history in the foundation of the State will ensure the venture is self-financing, and "can wash its own face", as one source close to the design process of the new headquarters put it.
The redeveloped site will also include a 200-seat performing arts space, which will double as a theatre and a lecture hall for the heritage centre.
O'Flynn was keen to emphasise the tower's green credentials, claiming it will be a "zero-energy building" with the latest modern technologies.
However, he also indicated that Siptu would not be embarking on a joint venture with a developer and said the union would prefer to maintain control of the project by contracting out the building work.
The advertisement for the architectural competition will stipulate a large number of design requirements although it will not specify how high the new tower should be.
However, O'Flynn said that if there is sufficient public interest in the design brief for Liberty Hall's replacement, Siptu will consider publishing a booklet on the architectural requirements.
One thing is certain though, the demolition of the city's first skyscraper is going to be a long drawn out process.
A decision on the design will not be taken until the end of the year at the earliest and construction on the new tower is likely to be delayed until 2011.
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Rory W wrote:Are Siptu just going to be very lazy then?
Morlan wrote:So were stuck with the tattered old façade for another 5 years.
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I get to welcome Dr. Weinberger to SILS and to UNC before his Henderson Lecture here on Thursday December 7 at 2 pm. I believe that Fred will to the introduction. I'm standing in for our Dean who has a conflict.
The best part is that I get to invite everyone to a reception at the end of the talk. You have to come to the talk to learn the location of the reception.


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Two standouts from JU's 30-29 upset of San Diego earned Pioneer Football League "Player of the Week" honors on Sunday.
Junior kicker Donovan Curry was named PFL Special Team "Player of the Week" after scoring 12 points, going 3-for-3 on field goals – including the game-winning kick from 50 yards.
Freshman linebacker Layne McCombs earned PFL Defensive "Player of the Week" after leading the Dolphin defense with a game-high 13 tackles.
"These two guys were key pieces to the win, but their awards were due to a complete team effort," said JU head coach Kerwin Bell. "This was a monumental win for our program, but we can't rest on our laurels – we still have a lot of work to do."
Curry won the starting kicker job after an open competition during the week leading up to the San Diego game. A kicker and punter his freshman season, Curry had focused solely on punting the since Bell's arrival last season.
With Logan Chipperfield being called up from the junior varsity team to handle the punting duties, Curry won the kicking battle over Josh Hostetler.
Trailing by two late in the game, Curry was asked by Bell if he could make a 50-yard field goal. He answered yes and moments later booted it through the uprights to cap off the biggest win in the 11-year history of the program.
McCombs was an anchor on the JU defense that stymied the Torero rushing attack, limited San Diego to just 97 yards and no touchdowns on the ground. He also had a key fumble recovery that setup the Dolphins first score of the game.
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Long time Cardinal Stritch Catholic administrator Tim Mahoney joined graduates William M. Pasztor, Jr. (1965) and Phillip C. Skeldon, Jr. (1980) as inductees into the school's hall of fame.
A banquet was held before the holidays with Stritch President Rev. Eric P. Schild providing prayer and a thank you, welcome remarks by Vice President of Advancement Kevin Parkins, remarks from Athletic Director Craig Meinzer, and Parkins emceed the induction ceremony.
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Me and my friends really like this music video. It is really addictive. It uses Lord of the Rings clips so if you have seen the movies it will be funnier.Mashed Taters Flash Video
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