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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A worker has died in an industrial accident at a North Texas water reclamation site.
Officials with the Fort Worth Water Department say an employee of a waste hauling company died Friday at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Spokeswoman Mary Gugliuzza says the worker with Liquid Environmental Solutions was delivering a load of liquid food waste when the accident happened. She says there were no witnesses. An employee making rounds discovered spilled waste product and notified another worker, leading to discovery of the victim.
Gugliuzza says officials were unable to resuscitate the person, whose name wasn't immediately released. The treatment plant wasn't damaged. Further information on the accident wasn't immediately released.
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Okay, so it's not tractor related, but don't we all know someone who works at a doctor's office?
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---- — UPPER JAY — Voters will decide whether a new firehouse for the Upper Jay Fire Department will be built soon to replace one hammered by a severe flood.
The Upper Jay Fire Commission is holding a public referendum on the project from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, at the Wells Memorial Library in Upper Jay.
Only residents of the Upper Jay Fire District in the Town of Jay are eligible to vote.
Most of the $2.5 million funding would come from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, private flood insurance, the state, the Adirondack Community Trust and other donations, with a local share of about $100,000 from a municipal bond.
The commission got $900,000 from its flood insurance, and the other amounts would be finalized when or if voters approve the local share of $100,000.
Upper Jay Fire Commission Chairman Wayne Roberts said the plan is to relocate the firehouse to a safer site.
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The Upper Jay Fire Station, located on Route 9N, had heavy damage from the flooding of the East Branch of the Ausable River during Tropical Storm Irene on Aug. 28, 2011. The water tore holes in the building's walls and foundation, and the structure is no longer used to house fire equipment.
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Annual Future of Open Source Survey points out market opportunities.
Black Duck Software and North Bridge Venture Partners, in partnership with 451 Research, are conducting the sixth annual Future of Open Source Survey. This annual survey is supported by more than 20 open source software industry leaders (including Microsoft, Oracle, Red Hat, SUSE, and others) and is open to participation from the entire open source community.
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A Florida company is currently paid for the course's upkeep.
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I recently released my first app Squall on the iPhone app store. Its been a steep learning curve, and I believe that the experience gained in the process is more valuable than any revenue I receive in sales.
One of the first things I noticed when I started the development cycle, was the distinct lack of information about what is actually involved in developing and submitting an app to the iPhone app store. Once you have purchased your 'developer license', you are (somewhat) guided through the loops by Apple, but until that point, I had no idea what was waiting for me. This article will hopefully shed some light on what that process involves.
Initial development
You don't actually need a developer license to start working on your app. I started on paper, then moved on to building some prototypes using JSFiddle. I then looked around for a framework to use and settled on Appcelerator (In hindsight, I would have been better off just coding everything in Objective-C but at the time the appeal of being able to write an app in JavaScript was just too great).
Once you get to the coding stage, you will need the latest iPhone SDKs, which can only be downloaded if you have a developer license. I think this is where a lot of developers get put off. $99 can seem like a lot of cash up front, especially when you have not even started coding. You just need to bite the bullet and go for it. In reality $99 is nothing to what you will get out of the process (talking about experience, not cash here).
Purchasing a developer license
Purchasing the developer license is strait forward (the submission process is the killer). You just need a method of payment (credit card) and an address. You can sign up at https://developer.apple.com/, enrolling in the iOS developer program (don't enrol in the Mac developer program by mistake, the two are not compatible). Once you have made the purchase, it usually takes about 24 hours for your account to become active, and you will then have access to the wonderful 'iTunes connect', the management hub for your app(s). From within iTunes connect you can do everything that is not related to the actual development of your app. This is where you prepare the meta data, keywords, descriptions, upload screenshots, set pricing, view sales etc.
Once your account has been confirmed, navigate to the downloads section and grab the latest Xcode and iOS SDK.
iTunes connect & The Provisioning Portal
Although this step could wait a bit, there is not harm in getting it out the way. Before you can deploy apps on actual devices, you need to create provisioning profiles and developer certificates. The certificates are used to sign the binaries so they can't be tampered with, and the provisioning profiles allow you to deploy your apps to test devices. The provisioning portal can be accessed via Apple's developer portal and you will need to generate both development and deployment certificates and profiles. Although the process is not simple, Apple does a really good job of guiding you through it step by step and showing you how to install the certificates on your computer.
Once you have all your certificates and profiles, you need to register your app ID. Again, this can be done in the provisioning portal and is a fairly simple process. At this stage, the app ID can have wildcards (e.g. com.ginkapps.*) allowing you to setup push and purchase rules for more than one app.
With the App IDs created, you can then register your app in iTunes Connect. You will need to fill in details about your app (name, unique identifier, description etc), and finally, you can mark your app as 'ready for upload'. You can leave this step until a bit later, but if you forget then you will get an error when you try to submit your app.
Preparing you app
It is very important that your app (in particular the .plist file) contains all the required information. If anything is missing, or is in the wrong format, you won't be able to submit your app. A list of exactly what information is required in the .plist can be found in the Apple Developer portal. Luckily, if you miss any information, or it is formatted incorrectly, your app submission will immediately fail and you can correct the issue.
In addition to the .plist file, it is a good idea to take a look at Apple's rules and guidelines. Its quite a chunk to read but it can save you a headache later on down the line. My first app was rejected after a week in the approval process because the option to automatically load on startup was enabled by default. If I had taken the time to read the guidelines properly I would have known that this is not allowed and not had to resubmit my app a 2nd time.
Testing on your device(s)
Having setup all your certificates and provisioning profiles its time to start testing your app on your devices. You should have been testing the app in the iOS simulator up to now, but you can't rely on it to behave exactly the same as an actual device. To allow you app to be install on an external device, you need to install your provisioning profile on it. This can be done in Xcode, via the organiser (devices tab). Once the profile is installed, you should be able to install your app via iTunes, just as you would any other app (I usually just drag it onto the device from the Apps window). I believe you can also install apps through Xcode. Of course, for you app to be accepted by the device, it must have an App ID that matches the one in the provisioning profile installed on the device.
This is not the only way to test on multiple devices, but probably the easiest if you are only testing on a few phones/ipods. For power users, you might want to take a look at Test Flight.
The submission process
When you have finished testing you app and you are happy with it, you can submit it to the app store. This involves building the app 'for distribution' which means it gets signed by different (distribution) certificates, and creates an archive that can be uploaded. So long as you have registered an app with the same App ID in iTunes Connect, you should now be able to submit your app via the Xcode Organiser. Some more signing happens, and then your app will start uploading. If there are any obvious issues with the app (mostly with the .plist), then you will get an immediate rejection message. Otherwise, the binary will be uploaded, and your app will be pending review. In this state, you can change the details about the app (description, screenshots), but you cannot upload a new version of the app (unless you do it as an 'update').
Approval typically takes a week, or at least in my experience it has. For some apps it takes longer, for others less. You have no control over it, and you will get no indication of your place in the queue. Just sit back, forget about it for a few days and wait for an email.
If your app is rejected, you should get some information stating why. This is usually quite vague, but should give you enough information to work out which of the 10,000 rules you broke. If you think that your app was unfairly rejected, then there is an appeal process, but I have no experience of that myself.
Hopefully, your app will pass approval, and your app status will become 'pending developer release'. At this stage, the app is ready to go, but hasnt been made available on the app store yet. The temptation (having waited so long) is to immediately release your app, but I urge you to go through one final stage of testing. Even though your app has not been made available on the app store, you can still generate promo codes and use these to download the app. Send a few out, and make sure the app downloads and works as expected. Thousands of apps are approved on the app store every day, and you will get approximately 48 hours in the 'new and noteworthy' section of your app's category. You will only get this chance once, and it is the time in which your app will either sink in a sea of doom, or get enough downloads to keep it afloat once its pushed off the list, so make sure that the app is 100% before releasing it.
Having completed your final tests, you can now release your app. It usually takes a few hours to appear on the various app stores, but over 24 hours it should have gone global. After another 24 hours, you should see your first days stats appearing in iTunes connect.
While the app is on the app store, you can still change some of the metadata (e.g. descrption) and this is usually updated quite promptly on the various app stores.
At some point, you will want to release an update for your app. Either adding new features, or fixing bugs. To do this, you will need to register an update in iTunes connect with a new version number. Make sure you update your .plist to reflect the new version number, and once you are ready, go through the same submission process as before. In my experience, approval for updates takes just as long as the initial approval did, so be warned, you are not going to get a 'quick fix' out.
I hope you found this article helpful. Feel free to contact me with any questions you have, either by commenting below or via any means listed on my home page.


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Daily Dispatches From The Global Scene
The 66th Annual Cannes Film Festival wrapped on Sunday—and by all counts, it was a relatively mellow one (save the Chopard diamond heist—nothing like a little high-wattage-glamour drama). Sartorially, the requisite pageantry was all there—big dresses, big hair, big lips—but an often laid-back, sometimes femme fatale trend had its moment on the Riviera red carpet: pants.
Tilda Swinton (above, left) challenged conventional gala dressing with a gold-sequined pajama set by her pal Haider Ackermann (her twisting, teased platinum coif deserves an honorable mention, too). The silhouette was hyper-casual; the overall look, however, was exquisitely luxe—Swinton's a bit of a miracle worker when it comes to mixing things up for the flashbulbs. Chinese pop singer and actress Li Yuchun (above, right) sported trousers twice for her turns in the spotlight—one look, tapered Givenchy Haute Couture britches under a fringed top, and the other, blood-red Gareth Pugh bell-bottoms that matched the carpet below. It was a chicly chameleonic moment. Hungarian model Barbara Palvin (above, center) looked right at home in a razor-sharp Alexandre Vauthier suit, her cropped drainpipes grazing a pair of killer, gold-strapped heels. And finally, model-cum-actress Ziyi Zhang rocked an enviably informal Dior Haute Couture ensemble comprising simple black slacks, a strapless bustier top, and zebra-motif Louboutins.


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Search for missing Ben Thompson 'to resume on Monday'
South Wales Police say teams searching for missing Haverfordwest man Ben Thompson will resume their efforts next week.
The 34-year-old went missing in Cardiff on February 2nd, the day of the Six Nations game between Wales and Ireland.
There have been no further confirmed sightings of Ben since he was seen on CCTV and there has been no activity on his mobile phone.
– South Wales Police
Ground searches have concluded, subject to any new information, and officers are continuing to focus their efforts on the River Ely.Specialist sonar equipment has been used yesterday and today on the stretch of river between Leckwith Hill bridge and the mouth of the River Ely near Cardiff Bay Yacht Club.
The search will resume on Monday morning.
Ben's family have been updated and continue to be supported by family liaison officers.


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(1) the international debt problem threatens the safety and soundness of the international financial system, the stability of the international trading system, and the economic development of the debtor countries;
(2) orderly reduction of international trade imbalances requires very substantial growth in all parts of the world economy, particularly in the developing countries;
(3) growth in developing countries with substantial external debts has been significantly constrained over the last several years by a combination of high debt service obligations and insufficient new flows of financial resources to these countries;
(4) substantial interest payment outflows from debtor countries, combined with inadequate net new capital inflows, have produced a significant net transfer of financial resources from debtor to creditor countries;
(5) negative resource transfers at present levels severely depress both investment and growth in the debtor countries, and force debtor countries to reduce imports and expand exports in order to meet their debt service obligations;
(6) current adjustment policies in debtor countries, which depress domestic demand and increase production for export, help to depress world commodity prices and limit the growth of export markets for United States industries;
(7) the United States has borne a disproportionate share of the burden of absorbing increased exports from debtor countries, while other industrialized countries have increased their imports from developing countries only slightly;
(8) current approaches to the debt problem should not rely solely on new lending as a solution to the debt problem, and should focus on other financing alternatives including a reduction in current debt service obligations;
(9) new international mechanisms to improve the management of the debt problem and to expand the range of financing options available to developing countries should be explored; and
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5Ellen Records The Audio Book of Fifty Shades of Grey
Oh, how I wish this was actually happening. How I wish that Ellen was recording Fifty Shades of Grey in its entirety, working her special brand of magic all over that mess. Sadly, I don't think it's going to happen. But we still have this little video to show us what could have been.
Ok, listen: I started reading the first book last night. And it's amazing. I'm only on the third chapter, but Ana/Bella has gone on about how beautiful Christian/Edward is at least twenty times. When she sees his teeth for the first time, she stops breathing because "no one should be this good-looking." She bites her lip and messes with her hair all the time, quirks courtesy of Kristen Stewart, and her inner monologue consistently has lines like "double crap" and "holy crap." She says or thinks some form of "oh crap" twelve times in the first two chapters. I counted.
All I know is that I can't wait for this movie to happen. Anybody else?
April 28, 2012 at 7:00 am by Emily
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I too started reading the book yesterday. Loving it so far. Was thinking who would play the characters in the movie. Was picturing Brad Pitt from the "Legends of the fall" days…
Not sure who in today's world could play the part.
I love the book in all its silliness. And i really never got into twilight so that connection wasnt there for me. I did wonder if there would be an audio version.
This book is so crappy I don't even know where to start. I never made it through the first Twighlight book either because Bella and the authors constant fight against the subordinate clause drove me mad. It is just some cheapo mommy porn everybody seems to get off of. Yesterday it was Twighlight, then Hunger Games, now this rubbish… tomorrow it might be something about a mutilated gold fish who has a weird sexual relationship with a can of tuna.


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Was waiting for the "soooooo Big" part then holy SH*&!!!!!!
Bump think everyone should see this
this should be posted every time someone starts asking how to take "practice falls". good gear works, bad gear sometimes works.
Cool vid. Anyone know who the climber is? Looks a lot like a guy I went to school with at Appalachian State a few years ago. I agree w/ Germsauce too... "This is how you climb above your gear".
Is it just me or is that metolius a REALLY bad placement? It's right below the flare that pretty much doubles in size. I could be wrong but it looks like a textbook poor placement.
good soft catch
Yeah that did not look like the ideal spot for that Metolious cam. What's up with running it out like that? My pussy ass would of placed more gear but I guess he thought he was safe enough and so he was. How hard is this route anyways? Some angles it looks like 5.10, others 5.11.
The two things I like about the vid are of course #1 the fall, and #2 they actually showed gear placements being made. Most videos always edit these two out for some reason.
Looks to be in the Red River Gorge, but I don't recognize the wall or route. There were very few 12's in my time there (20 years ago) so maybe it is from the new crags or development? Anybody know?
How much of that is a soft catch? Yeah, pretty big, that looked to be a pretty decent catch, too.
id say at least 1/2 of that was a soft catch...
sexy catch, would have liked to see the belayer. He bounces off the wall afterwards like nothing happened
Is it really that big of a deal about the cam placement? None of you are even climbing on it. Just enjoy the big wip.


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Submitted By: John McNamee on Sep 17, 2008
Just hot off the press: The show will be at Mackay Auditorium on the CU campus in Boulder. It seats 1200. Efforts are underway to make the tickets for the remaining 850 seats available to all the people that got shut out by the sellout yesterday. Ticket information will be posted up on the AAC site tomorrow. (Thursday, 18th Sept) I'll post more up when I get details.
hell ya!!when can we get tickets?
nice update for more donation$$ ~ There was talk on supertop of allowing some tickets to have better seating. Will the Neptune tickets be honored this way for the folks who invested up to 1.5 hrs in line..?
It'd be a bit ridiculous to give people that waited in line at Neptune's preferential treatment. The line at Neptune's was very expected and someone determined to get tickets would've realized their best chance was online when the sale opened. Dealing with GA at Mackey is gonna be a shit show.
Additional tickets to "An Evening With Layton Kor" will be available for sale Friday, September 19, 2008 at 10:00am Mountain Time. These tickets can be purchased at Neptune Mountaineering in Boulder, CO and online through the AAC website. Upon ticket purchase, a paper ticket will be mailed to the address you provide. Existing ticket holders: a paper will be mailed to you shortly. Tickets purchased less than one week prior to the event will be available for pick-up at will-call. NOTE: There has been a change of venue and time for this event. The show will be held at Macky Auditorium in Boulder at 7:30pm. Doors will open at 6:00pm
With all the confusion, can someone please verify the date that the tickets go on sale. I'm assuming he meant the 19th?
Tickets go on sale @ 10:00am Friday the 19th not the 18th...sorry for the confusion. www.americanalpineclub.org/
Aaron I don't believe it's ridiculous at all. At least that would be -350 folks not fighting for GenAdmin. Sure the line was expected at Neptune's. What was *not* expected was the 'unannounced' early sale online, a bit of a screw-up as *all* tickets should have been up for sale at the same (as announced) to be fair I was determined to get tickets, so I chose to wait in line. Being a computer geek (and especially after getting screw'd for the Rockies) - I know leaving this in the hands of an online sale is not the best option IMHO. Neptunes had physical tickets and would open their doors no matter what happend on the internet. It's never a good idea to count on an internet connection for anything time-critical if there are other options. Bird in the hand is always better FYI ~Cheers ~(:
It's "Macky" Auditorium, here's a link to its location on campus... www.colorado.edu/campusmap/map.html?bldg=MCKY
OK, so I just attempted to purchase tickets on the AAC website. I didn't get a confirmation number or anything to print out; but it did give me a "your credit card will be charged" message. Is that all you get? Anyone else just get that?
Yeah, that's all I got also. Spooky isn't it? So I waited in line at Neptunes as well, but I got to the door just as the guy came out and said "no more tickets". Shouldn't I get special dispensation? As an interesting side note, when I got to Neptunes the first time tickets went on sale, I knew they had 150. I actually counted the number of people in front of me and calculated that even if they all bought 5 tickets I would still be able to get one. Imagine my suprise when the line started to swell in front of me. I missed out by about 3 people. EDIT: I got an e-mail confirmation.
I got my tix this morning and I got the "your credit card has been charged message but no confirmation. I then got an email confirmation so I feel good about it. Does anyone know if this sold out yet?
Does anyone know where exactly you order tickets on the AAC website, all I can find is listings and times? Do you have to be an AAC member?
The link to the order form (hyperlinked "Tickets are now on sale") was briefly off the site this morning, but it was back on the home page soon afterward. I just heard from someone at the AAC that only about 20 tickets are left for sale online, so it will likely sell out today. Not sure if Neptune has any left. Should be a packed house!
Anyone want to sell 2 tickets? Of course, I missed the ticket sale this time around to. My wife and I would love to go.
According to the AAC site, it's officially a sell out. Enjoy!
I read something about book signings being an hour early, with a drop-off/pick-up kinda thing. Anyone know the skinny on this? Here's to the Greatu'n!
"I read something about book signings being an hour early, with a drop-off/pick-up kinda thing. Anyone know the skinny on this? Here's to the Greatu'n!" This is still being set up. It may be something along the lines of dropping the book off before the event at Neptune's and then picking it up a couple of days later. Right now, they don't know how many books or signing requests are going to be requested. They also don't want to overwhelm Layton so they want to spread it out over a number of days. One idea being talking about is having a link on Neptune's or AAC's site where people register their intention to drop off a book for signing. Just so that they can gauge the number of requests.... I'll be adding a donation when I drop off my book to be signed, and I would hope that other people feel the same. Once the details are finalized and I find out I'll post up.
Update on the book signing .... This will be handled by Neptune's. However, there will be some limitations; copies of Beyond The Vertical only with a minimum donation of $50/book. The books will have to be dropped off, and then picked up with proper ID at a later date (dates still to be determined). Do NOT call Neptune's. The specifics will be posted as soon as they are finalized. Thanks to Ron O. for this information.
hi John et al... I was wondering what would be the best way to donate/contribute. There was talk once of setting up a non-profit for Layton so I was wondering if this was done. I have acquired a donation overage from selling one of my tickets & was wondering how this would be best to give to Layton - thanks
I believe the idea of a non profit or fund to help Layton didn't get off the ground. Hopefully, Neptune's will accept donations on his behalf, but I'm not sure. I hope there is some way to donate on the night as well.
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Its getting to the point that nothing that the left-wing loons want to do surprises me anymore, including the Food Nazis. They believe they should tax and control you in every aspect of you life, while they set themselves up as the Imperial Ruling Class. The next thing the will put on is a Crap Tax, so they can tax you every time you take a dump.
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The guy speaks well with a teleprompter but other than that he is an american hating socialist. Yesterday the White House starting talking about a wealth tax. This is a tax whereby they could tax retired peoples savings. Now how would you like that as you work all of your life save maybe $100,000 to live on and not only do they tax the interest income but they take 10% per year.
This guy has got to go.
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MUSKOGEE, Okla. — The Pitt State baseball team posted a pair of non-conference victories over Bacone College Tuesday (Apr. 17), taking 2-1 and 2-0 victories.
The Gorillas (14-23) scored a pair of runs in the top of the seventh in the opener to overcome a 1-0 deficit against the Warriors (23-18).
Ryan Bilovesky doubled to lead off the inning. Austin Lastimado then beat out a bunt single, before Adam Reed delivered a run-scoring hit. Luke Bordewick advanced the runners with a bunt and Evan Thomas plated Lastimado with the go-ahead run on a sacrifice fly.
Matt Stalcup (5-5), who surrendered Bacone's lone run in the sixth inning, got the final three outs to pick up the win. Jake Stevenson tossed five shutout innings for the Gorillas.
In game two, the Gorillas scored single runs in the first and fourth innings and pitchers Jake Moore and George Brandecker combined on a three-hitter.
Bilovesky drove in Thomas with a run-scoring single in the first inning for Pitt State, while Lastimado reached on an error, advanced to second and scored on a failed pickoff attempt in the fourth frame.
Moore allowed three hits in five innings of work. He walked three and struck out two batters. Brandecker earned the save with a pair of hitless innings of work. He fanned a pair of batters.
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This cottage provides an ideal quiet location for couples or a family of two to four people.
It is located off of 54A in Branchport at 450 Crescent Beach Drive.
Guests can enjoy being on Keuka Lake with one of the most beautiful views in the Finger Lakes.
Keuka Lake State Park and its many trails is also accessible by walking south along Esperanza Drive about 1.5miles.
This cottage has 30 feet of frontage which is level from the parking area to the lake.
The Branchport end of Keuka Lake is known for excellent fishing and beautiful sunsets.
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There is a large glass patio door with screen to view the lake from the living room area. The stone patio with chairs is right outside the front door on the shore of Keuka Lake.
There is public water and a septic holding tank.
Bedding provided includes mattress pads, bedspreads, blanket, and pillow for each bed.
*TV & Radio & WIFI
*Linens and towels are not provided.
*30 foot dock with patio and 12 foot aluminum rowboat
*gas grill at the back entrance of the cottage.
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Fish, boat , swim, hike or just relax at "The Pickerel Inn"
There is a boat dock available for guests to use and a 12 foot aluminum rowboat and life jackets.
Water depth at the end of the dock is around 3 feet and continues to be shallow almost 3/4 way to the buoys. The buoys mark the drop off.
Inside the buoys is a no wake zone and is an excellent area for familes and younger children to wade, swim, or just float in the sun.
There are many restaurants, shops, libraries and winerys to tour in the Branchport, Penn Yan, and Hammondsport areas.
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The cottage rents from Sunday to Sunday.
Minimum stay of 3 nights is required
*April, May, June, September, and October, $950.00 a week or $150.00 a night.
*$175.00 a night on holiday weekends.
*July and August, $995.00 a week or $165.00 a night.
Check in time is 3:30pm and check out time is 12:00 noon.
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Karen Linscott has never looked sick, but she battled chronic myeloid leukemia for over seven years. After two years in remission, she is now excited to be part of what could be a cure.
"I feel like I'm finally in a position to share," said Linscott. "I've tried so hard to be normal for my children. The kids were five and eight years old, and they really don't remember me without leukemia. It's kind of been a journey."
Linscott was diagnosed with the rare cancer in her white blood cells in 2005. A year later, she was diagnosed with breast cancer too.
"I knew we had been through a lot when my son was making a bookmark in first or second grade, and he said, 'We Race for the Cure. We do Light the Night,'" recalled Linscott. "It's kind of like, 'Oh, I'm gonna start crying.' What other 8-year-old says that?"
Over time, Linscott developed a dreaded gene mutation that made her leukemia resistant to treatment. She had two options: A bone marrow transplant or a clinical trial at the University of Michigan.
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Being included in the groundbreaking clinical trial has also been a source of inspiration for Linscott.
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Thursday, March 20
Vikings hold onto defensive end Johnstone
By Len Pasquarelli
Even as they have pursed free agents from other teams in an attempt to repair a shoddy defense, the Minnesota Vikings were chasing one of their own unrestricted veterans, and on Thursday they landed him.
Defensive end Lance Johnstone, the team's leading sacker in 2002, on Thursday reached agreement on a three-year contract, ESPN.com has learned. The deal could be worth as much as $4.6 million, with incentives, and includes a $700,000 signing bonus. The first-year base salary is $655,000.
Retaining the seven-year veteran, who started all 16 games last season, was a key for the Vikings, whose offseason priority is upgrading the defense. A prototype "edge" rusher, Johnstone is the Vikings' best outside pass rush threat and he registered seven sacks in 2002.
Signed as an unrestricted free agent in 2001, he has 12 ½ sacks in his two seasons with the Vikings. Johnstone drew interest from several teams during the free agent period, but no one stepped up financially to the level that he was anticipating, and the Vikings remained dogged in their pursuit.
Minnesota coaches feel Johnson can still be a double-digit sack player.
Johnstone, 29, has 41 ½ career sacks to go with 290 tackles, a dozen forced fumbles, one interception and 15 pass deflections. While not particularly big, he possesses good quickness and plays the run better than most people think.
The former Temple star played the first five seasons of his career with the Oakland Raiders, who chose him in the second round of the 1996 draft, and he totaled 21 sacks for them in 1998-99.
In a related matter, the Vikings are deep into negotiations with unrestricted cornerback Ken Irvin and an agreement could be reached sometime Thursday.
Len Pasquarelli is a senior writer for ESPN.com.
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Grilled Rosemary-Salmon Skewers
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Arugula Salad with Honey-Drizzled Peaches
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Experience absolute freedom in a setting best known as the kitesurf capital of the world, located on the northern coastline of the Dominican Republic. Come to Cabarete, where you will find the area's only all-inclusive resort; as such, it's bursting with energy, rhythm and fun and in a place you will find everything you desire to spend an unforgettable vacation. If you love the Tropics, windsurf and enjoy a vibrant nightlife, Cabarete is your ideal vacation destination. Its town is spread out across a beautiful crescent-shaped golden sand beach. The abounding youth make for a vibrant nightlife. A fun vacation which knows no bounds await you.
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- Puerto Plata International Airport is only 20 minutes from the resort (POP)
- 15 minutes away from the city of Sosua
- Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic, is 90 minutes from the resort
- Near several national treasures, such as El Choco National Park and Pico Duarte
- In close proximity to Cibao International Airport (STI)
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Three new University of Maine Museum of Art (UMMA) exhibits open to the public Friday, Oct. 5, for the fall season.
Exhibits include "Alan Bray: At the Edges," which features more than 20 works by one of Maine's most respected contemporary landscape painters; "Mayumi Sarai: Ring Cycle," a display of floor-based and hanging sculptures; and "Susan Jane Belton: What's Your's?" featuring a grid of 20 oil-on-panel paintings of cups collected by the artist. Selections from the museum's permanent collection are also on display.
All three exhibits close Jan. 5, 2013.
UMMA, which is located at 40 Harlow Street in Bangor, is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Admission is free in 2012 thanks to Machias Savings Bank. For more information about the museum go to umma.umaine.edu.
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What Is an Internship?There are many types of experiences that may be considered internships. Some are very career specific while others allow students to develop more general skills. Some are more observational in nature while others are very "hands on." Some provide compensation, are for credit only, or are done on a volunteer basis.
At Bryan College we encourage students to pursue experiential learning in the form of internships. Most often this means participating in a substantive work experience that is combined with structured and supervised learning activities. The purpose is to promote critical thinking, development of skills, and personal and professional growth.
"An employer can always tell the difference when interviewing a student who has been out there…There is increased maturity and knowledge of the field and experience gained which makes a big difference." – Government Human Resource Manager
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- Add to your knowledge and skills related to your discipline and/or anticipated career field.
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- Experience integrating faith in the workplace.
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Fire Up Your Grill for the Third Annual Step Up For Soldiers Backyard BBQ Cook-Off
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Carolina Beach, NC - On Saturday, January 25, 2014 thirty teams will take to their grills, forks in hand, secret recipes folded and stashed in pockets, all for the glory of the title and the satisfaction of knowing they've helped to raise a significant amount of money for Step Up For Soldiers. The competition will start with a level playing field: everyone will have the same meats, be in the same location and have the same time constraints. But thrown into the mix will be individual rubs, sauces or marinades, grill temperatures and methods of cooking that will leave someone going home with braggin' rights for the next year.
The cook-off will be held at the lake in Carolina Beach at the junction of Lake Park Blvd. and Atlanta Avenue, and everyone is welcome. Admission is free. Tickets can be purchased to sample the BBQs after the double-blind judging is completed. There will be three bands: Beachbilly Brothers open, next is local favorite The Cut, and the headliner will be Wilmington's own Machine Gun. In addition, there will be raffles, arts and craft vendors plus more food and drink for purchase. Gates open at 9:30am and prizes will be awarded at 4:00pm. All to benefit Step Up For Soldiers.
This year Step Up is proud to announce a new project, "Soldier Build." Upon receiving a plot of land in the Monkey Junction area of Wilmington, NC, a plan began to build a transitional home for veterans - along with their families - who are attending local universities.
The house will be built along the lines of a Habitat for Humanity home (i.e. with hard work, sweat and determination), and Step Up For Soldiers is starting a donation program in order to supply the materials needed for the house and the overall project. Proceeds from this event will help to fund this project. In addition to monetary contributions, they are also seeking the assistance of licensed professionals who would be willing to donate their expertise.
Step Up For Soldiers is an all-volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of our disabled veterans and their families. Step Up For Soldiers was started in November 2004 by Tom Russell, a retired Port Authority police officer and Vietnam Vet. His intent was to assist wounded soldiers who were sent overseas in response to the 9/11 terrorist attack and he began with building wheelchair ramps for two soldiers who returned home paralyzed from the waist down. The organization has increased from a single person to a small family of nine dedicated volunteers and continues to develop as it grows. Russell's goal is to help as many families of active and non-active duty soldiers as possible in the Fort Bragg to Camp Lejeune areas by modifying homes and providing other services to veteran and active duty soldiers.
There is no better way to spend the day than tasting the best BBQ around, maybe eating some oysters or a burger, listening to great music and browsing through the goods from the arts and craft vendors while helping support such a deserving organization.


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do you oppose biners on your draws or keep the gates on the same side? advantages of each?
I dont want to be "that guy", but if kind of does matter a little bit. We all know that you generally want the gate of the rope side biner facing away from the direction that you intend to climb, but what some people may not be aware of is that there have been cases of biners un-clipping themselves from bolts when the climber climbs the same direction that the gate is facing. Its pretty spooky to see it happen, and there have been a couple threads about it on here. Just to be safe, keep each biner oriented the same direction, and make sure that you are clipping it so that the gate is always AWAY from your intented direction of travel. Everyone grab your torches and pitchforks!!!
I googled it for you. Here are the top ones that popped up on the first page. Didnt even need to look on page two. www.spadout.com/a/face-those-gates/ www.supertopo.com/climbing/thread.php?topic_id=878823&tn=0 books.google.com/books?id=METmAiL85c4C&pg=PA184&lpg=PA184&dq>>> books.google.com/books?id=ehYmcMQAp4QC&pg=PA116&lpg=PA116&dq>>>
I have my gates facing the same direction, for the reasons that Bill mentioned. A wire gate on the top biner is slightly more prone to unclipping (it's happened to me once) since the flatter gate can get caught on the bolt stub a bit easier. Also, for the top biner, the spine is stronger than the nose so it's a better to have the rope running so it naturally swings onto the spine. It's not a big deal though, since it's not uncommon to misread a route and have your QD's sub-optimal.
The admin is right.. it's not abig deal ,, get some petzl Spirits and you will be fine Ya,ya Ya-- they are old school and heavy.. they work perfect,year after year
i have straight wire on the bolt side and opposing bent wire on the rope side. i def try to have the spine of the rope biner towards the direction i plan to climb. i had always thought it was a preference thing until i climbed with a new cat last weekend and he flipped all my draws each time he climbed. i asked why, he said it was safer.......he also said he climbed 5.12 and dog hung a handful of 5.10s i just wanted to throw it out there and see if i had been doing it wrong or unsafe
Shit- i'm pretty old and even I don't flip the biners anymore
I use them opposed and have done for 17 years now. I will generally clip bolts using an inward clipping motion as I find it more efficient, so opposed draws enable the rope biner to normally be in the correct orientation. Over the years I have been lucky enough to spend time with several of the best sport climbers in the UK and it is about 50/50 in which they prefer. Steve McClure opposed - www.climber.co.uk/userfiles/McClure%20on%20Malham%20Project.>>> Lucy Creamer same -www.lucycreamer.com/download/pictures/UK_sport_climbing/Cide>>> James Pearson same - jpclimbing.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/MG_7150.jpg Dave McLeod opposed- 4.bp.blogspot.com/-0YD7vl5LAXA/TltMoVdJnmI/AAAAAAAAAHI/tukdq>>> Among manufacturers it is slightly different, perhaps more tend towards the same. Opposed - DMM & Edelrid Same - BD, WC, Camp, Grivel & Petzl There definitely is not any safety issue and it is all personal preference as whichever you choose there are rare occasions where the bolt placement means you should switch the draw round to get the best loading.
does anyone else have as much of a hard-on for the camp mach exp draws as i do?


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In a press conference Thursday, the law offices of Bymaster Bankruptcy announced the filing of a civil action against Erich Gephart, the City of Indianapolis, and the Marion County Sheriff Department seeking damages for the wrongful death of Adam McCarty. The plaintiff is ex-wife Kathryn McCarty, who is the personal representative of the estate of Adam McCarty and the mother of his two sons.
The complaint states that on Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012, McCarty's truck, which he borrowed from his part-time employer for work purposes, ran out of gas on the West 29th Street South bound I-65 on-ramp. He pulled the vehicle off the road into a well-lit area, leaving more than ample room for vehicles to pass around the disabled vehicle. McCarty exited the vehicle and began to retrieve the gas can out of the back of the vehicle, as Gephart approached the disabled vehicle at excessive speeds and without a proper lookout on the on-ramp.
According to the complaint, that despite there being ample room to pass on the left of the disabled vehicle, Gephart "… negligently and recklessly approached and then impacted both McCarty and the disabled vehicle with enough force to throw him 40 feet from the point of impact and severely crush the front door and mirror of the disabled vehicle."
McCarty was pronounced dead on the scene due to the extensive injuries sustained in the collision.
The complaint states that on Nov. 25, 2011, Gephart had struck and severely injured another pedestrian – in a very similar fashion - causing him to be permanently disabled.
In fact, the McCarty accident was Gephart's ninth similar accident, during his time as a public employee of the City of Indianapolis and the Marion County Sheriff's Department.
As an employee of the City of Indianapolis and the Marion County Sheriff's Department acting within the scope of his duty, both entities are jointly and severally liable for Gephart's actions.
Additionally, as the complaint states, " … both entities were also the proximate cause of McCarty's death by negligently hiring and then purposefully retaining Gephart as a Sheriff Van transport driver after his record of eight accidents and the recent severe injuring of a pedestrian while on duty."
The McCarty Estate is seeking damages to compensate for reasonable medical, funeral and burial expenses, and lost earnings of Adam McCarty, as a result of the wrongful death, in the amount of more than $700,000, which is the aggregate maximum of $700,000 set by Indiana Code.


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VISITORS to a town opticians were given a fright when the store was taken over by witches and ghosts for a Halloween fundraiser.
The team at Specsavers, St Andrews Square, Droitwich, swapped their uniforms for scarier attire in a bid to raise money for Droitwich High School on Saturday, October 27 and Sunday, October 28.
Over the weekend, the store sold a selection of pumpkins, which had all been carved by members of staff. All money raised from the sale of the pumpkins will be donated to the school.
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Two Lufkin men were arrested for possession of a controlled
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According to the Police report, Dale Ashton, 33 , and Mark
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a car wash on the 1100 block of East Denman Avenue. Upon further investigation officers found plastics bags with 1.2 grams of methamphetamines.
Ashton and Oder were charged with possession of a controlled
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Q. Since my husband earns more than I do, he thinks he can make all our financial decisions. I practically have to beg him to get the roof fixed, but he doesn't hesitate to buy every electronic gadget there is.
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1320. Hydro wont turn over
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1320. Hydro wont turn over
I have a 1320 that was bought at auction for parts for my 1315. However, I think it will make a good mower so it is no longer a parts tractor. Right now it will not turn over but will start if I put 12volts right to the starter. It has a good battery and solenoid. Best I can tell the seat, break, and clutch safety switches check good with a meter. Swapped ignition switches with 1315 and it still wont turn over with key. Does anyone have a wiring digram or any ideas where to go.
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San Diego Chargers
Deon Butler - #3 - WR
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|2009, 3rd round, 27th pick by Seahawks
CB Cason makes sense as priority for Chargers
With so many defensive players entering free agency, one the Chargers may want to prioritize is starting CB Antoine Cason.
Bisaccia hired at Auburn
Former Chargers special-teams coach Rich Bisaccia has left San Diego to be the special-teams and running backs coach at Auburn.
Chargers fire Turner, Smith
The Chargers announced that head coach Norv Turner and GM A.J. Smith will not return in 2013.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos get top seed, Chiefs get top pick
The 2012 season in the AFC West ended the way it began — the Broncos and Chargers won, and the Chiefs and Raiders lost.
Chargers finish season with 24-21 defeat of Raiders
San Diego beat the Raiders 24-21 on a wet, gloomy Sunday in what's expected to be Norv Turner's final game as Chargers coach.
Raiders QB Pryor gets starting nod for Sunday
Raiders head coach Dennis Allen announced Friday that Terrelle Pryor will start at quarterback in Oakland's season finale.
OT position one of many questions for Chargers
OTs Jared Gaither and Jeromey Clary are still in line to start in 2013, but their struggles in 2012 give the incoming regime plenty to consider.
Chargers-Raiders game will be seen in Southern California
The Chargers announced Wednesday that they have sold enough tickets to lift the local blackout for Sunday's Chargers-Raiders matchup.
Chargers place NT Franklin, S Taylor on I.R.
The Chargers placed NT Aubrayo Franklin and S Brandon Taylor on injured reserve and promoted S Sean Cattouse and CB Greg Gatson.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos taking care of business
Another typical week in the AFC West — the Broncos dominated, the Raiders and Chiefs fell and the Chargers took advantage of a weak opponent.
Chargers sack McElroy, Jets
The Chargers took Greg McElroy down 11 times, tying the team record in a 27-17 victory over the Jets Sunday.
Dolphins place PK Carpenter on I.R., sign PK Kaeding
The Dolphins placed PK Dan Carpenter on injured reserve and signed former Chargers PK Nate Kaeding.
Mathews' injury keeps RB spot as Chargers priority
Ryan Mathews' second broken clavicle this season is more reason for the Chargers to put emphasis on adding another running back.
Chargers place Floyd, Wells, Mathews on I.R.
The Chargers placed WR Malcom Floyd, RB Ryan Mathews and OL Reggie Wells on injured reserve.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos pass test, Raiders shut out Chiefs
The Broncos won their ninth in a row, the Raiders shut out the Chiefs and the Chargers got blown out at home by Carolina.
The Chargers agreed to terms with Butler on a one-year deal on Monday.||||||| Butler played in 35 games during four seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, catching 57 passes for 611 yards (10.7 average) and four touchdowns.
Butler will be placed on injured reserve, as expected, after suffering a broken leg against San Francisco. He was injured in the final minutes of Sunday's 40-21 loss to the 49ers.||||||| Seattle coach Pete Carroll said Monday that Butler underwent surgery Sunday night at Stanford Hospital and a rod was inserted into his lower leg to stabilize the break. Carroll said only one bone in his lower leg broke - he did not specify which - but there were two breaks.
The Seahawks have signed Butler, their third-round draft choice, to a multiyear contract.||||||| The team announced Friday that Penn State's career receptions leader became the fifth of Seattle's seven draft picks to sign. Butler was the 91st overall pick in the April draft. He had 179 receptions at Penn State, finished second in school history with 2,771 receiving yards, and third with 22 touchdowns.