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8/28/2014 12:10:00 AMAn Amber Alert has been issued for a missing one-month-old out of Indianapolis.
8/27/2014 9:04:36 PMThe Terre Haute Chamber of Commerece meets to talk about
8/27/2014 8:56:24 PMEvery 3 hours, a person or vehicle is struck by a train. Hear from a resident of the Valley who fell victim to this statistic.
8/27/2014 6:11:00 PMA snapshot of the class of 2018 at Indiana State University shows it's the largest class of first-year students ever.
8/27/2014 6:06:00 PMThe living-learning community houses all females students.
8/27/2014 5:15:00 PMThe history of the Victory Bell goes further than just North vs South.
8/27/2014 4:30:00 PMMore than 200 sex offenders have a registered address in Vigo County, but how accurate are those locations?
8/27/2014 4:20:00 PMFour special deputies are the target of an investigation after last weekend's Scheid Diesel Extravaganza.
8/27/2014 10:32:18 AMIf your child likes to sing, the Terre Haute Children's Choir will be holding fall auditions September 3rd through September 5th.
8/26/2014 9:09:43 PMA march for women's equality was one of the Equality Day events in Terre Haute Tuesday.
8/26/2014 7:45:49 PMA string of car thefts have occurred at local dealerships. Suspects ask to test drive a vehicle and never return with it.
8/26/2014 5:00:00 PMYou can save on your air conditioning bill and reduce the heat in your home by using the right window treatments. Blinds are good and so are insulated drapes.
8/26/2014 4:49:57 PMThe new security system for Daviess County schools doesn't look flashy or include large equipment Instead, it involves smart phones... And a pair of apps that just might save lives.
8/26/2014 4:43:57 PMMilitary-style gear needed just in case.
8/26/2014 4:00:00 PMAugust 26th marks a celebration of women across the country, and here in the valley, a group of women and men gathered to remember and celebrate the passage of the 19th amendment.
8/26/2014 2:39:46 PMMax Ehrmann at the Crossroads has become a popular Terre Haute icon. It's the fourth anniversary of the sculpture on 7th and Wabash, and Art Spaces hosted a birthday party with cake for visitors that stopped by.
8/26/2014 2:01:01 PMIndiana politicians are launching a $40,000 social media campaign aimed at bringing awareness to the states Lifeline Law. Authorities credit the law for saving 7 lives, but say that's not enough.
8/25/2014 9:26:27 PMThe Vigo County School Board meets and talks about bullying, pay increases, and literacy grants.
8/25/2014 8:41:26 PMA former Wabash Valley Correctional Facility Officer, Adrien Higgins, is being accused of trafficking with an inmate.
8/25/2014 8:21:04 PMAn old elementary school in Terre Haute will soon house residents currently staying at the Deming Center.
8/25/2014 5:42:48 PM43 companies participated in this year's job fair.
8/25/2014 5:24:27 PMISP and ISEP issued far fewer citations this year.
8/25/2014 4:49:55 PMCory Beeson is a teacher by day, ninja by night.
8/25/2014 4:39:23 PMIt's no secret that it is hot outside and the higher the mercury climbs, the more dangerous it can be. Elderly residents are especially at risk and have to take more precautions.
8/25/2014 3:28:25 PMTerre Haute Police are investigating a report of shots fired over the weekend. It happened Saturday near the Family Dollar at 14th and Poplar Streets.
8/25/2014 2:57:41 PMDugger Bulldogs once again walked the halls of Union High School Monday. The return was a day the community feared may never come.
8/25/2014 5:32:28 AMThe National Weather Service has several tips for individuals having to be out in the heat.
8/24/2014 9:41:00 PMIf you're looking for employment, Congressman Larry Bucshon wants to help you.
8/24/2014 9:38:00 PMDozens of customers packed inside for one last meal at the specialty restaurant.
8/24/2014 9:25:04 PMHeavy rain forced officials to cancel Saturday's evening events at the extravaganza.
8/24/2014 6:06:45 PMA local animal shelter is desperate for donations, or it might not survive the winter.
8/24/2014 5:09:15 PMISEP will be cracking down around college campuses now that school is back in session.
8/24/2014 4:18:00 PMThe incident happened just after 1:00 p.m.
8/23/2014 10:29:55 PMAfter a small rain delay on Saturday, the event picked right back up where it left off.
8/23/2014 10:25:20 PMFans of the Scheid Diesel Extravaganza ran into a setback tonight after the rain.
8/23/2014 5:00:00 PMThe Color Run stopped by Indiana State University for thousands to participate in the colorful 5k race. Participants left covered in pant, and all proceeds benefited the Ryves neighborhood area.
8/23/2014 5:00:00 PMLocal vendors make their way to festivals, fairs, and events like the Terre Haute Block Party all year. But what impact do those events have for small businesses in the area?
8/22/2014 5:17:54 PMWith high school football officially starting, so does the discussion about student athletes and safety.
8/22/2014 5:00:00 PMThe Sullivan High School marching band has been practicing long hours to get ready for football season. Even though they're not attending the Vincennes Lincoln High School game, they're showing their spirit from home.
8/22/2014 5:00:00 PMThe Vincennes Lincoln High School marching band is prepared to bring a show when they host their first home game of the season.
8/22/2014 3:43:18 PMThere will be some parking and traffic restrictions in downtown Terre Haute for the Color Run and Downtown Block Party on Saturday. Motorists are also urged to use caution on US 41 near the Vigo County Fairgrounds where the Scheid Diesel Extravaganza is taking place.
8/22/2014 2:49:26 PMIllinois State Police are now calling the death of 74-year-old Norman England of Freelandville, Indiana a homicide. His body was found in a home in rural Crawford County, Illinois on Thursday.
8/22/2014 1:47:23 PMMore than 15 percent of Terre Haute's tourist income is fueled by the Scheid Diesel Extravaganza.
8/21/2014 9:42:55 PMConstruction on U.S. 40 in Brazil has proved challenging for businesses. But it's not just the shops who face a bumpy road. Homeowners are also dealing with the construction on a daily basis.
8/21/2014 7:19:29 PMAs college students start the new school year, Indiana State Excise Police want them to remember alcohol laws. Police remind students that breaking the law will get them arrested and also negatively impact their education or future careers.
8/21/2014 7:14:59 PMIndiana State University's Community School of Arts is offering classes from September through December. There are various music and arts classes for people of all ages and skill levels.
8/21/2014 6:25:29 PMPolice are investigating a death at a home on North State Highway 1 near Flat Rock in Crawford County.
8/21/2014 5:05:00 PMInman Field gets some upgrades.
8/21/2014 3:33:00 PMIt's out with the old, and in with the new as students at Indiana State replace student t-shirts from other universities for ISU shirts. Organizers hope this brings more Sycamore spirit to the campus.
8/21/2014 3:27:14 PMIncoming and returning students make their way back to campus at St. Mary-of-the-Woods. Officials at the college say that enrollment is up almost 35 percent compared to last year.


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WILLIAMSTOWN -- Longtime Images Cinema Executive Director Sandra Thomas is stepping down after 12 years at the helm.
"It's been very satisfying seeing the community respond to the programming we've done and the changes we've made," she said in an interview Saturday. "The community just seems very energized around the cinema. For me personally I felt it was time to step away and let someone else come in and take it to the next level."
Thomas, a North Adams resident, said she will continue in her position at the Spring Street non-profit until a replacement is found.
She added she will continue consulting with the Williamstown Film Festival and will pursue other interests including local food initiatives in Berkshire County. She serves in the core group of Hoosac Harvest, dedicated to improving access to local food.
A native of Oneonta, N.Y., Thomas worked in different non-profit and art management jobs before relocating to the area in 2001. She first came to Images as a volunteer, she said.
"I swept the floors on Friday and made popcorn on Monday nights," she said. "It was about five months until the previous director decided to move on and I thought, this would be cute, and I applied for the job."
Since then, the cinema has seen a whole host of changes, she said. An interior-lit sign was erected on the building's facade in 2006, while a renovation in 2008 brought new seats, expanded concession and box office areas, and a space for the Mass MoCA By Design store. The theater then raised money to purchase a digital projector in 2012 and installed a new back-lit marquee in December of 2013. Membership to the cinema, which will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2016, is at an all-time high, she added.
Thomas said it has also been satisfying engaging with the community in special events such as the annual Oscars Celebration, film series, and even special screenings for students on snow days.
"Most people who come into the cinema, I know who they are," she said. "That's a unique part of living in a small town, and has also been very special."
"In many ways, Sandra has come to stand for Images," John Strachan, president of the theater's board of directors, said in a news release announcing her decision. "We wish we could keep her forever, but we are at least thankful that she will stay in the area and continue her good work for the community and for all of North Country."
The board is actively searching for a new executive director and hopes to have someone in place before the end of June, the release states.
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Infinity Mini Pendant features oil rubbed bronze metal framework with beach underlings and candles. Also available in wall sconce and chandelier versions. Two 60-watt, 120 volt B10 candelabra base incandescent bulbs are required, but not included. Dimensions: 9.75W x 14H x 3.5D.
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Proudly entering its third decade of existence, Eurofase continues its evolution as a provider of artful illumination. Eurofase is born of a company culture that passionately seeks to improve the lives of its customer with innovative design, lasting quality and genuine service. Eurofase carefully considers the interaction of a lighting fixture with those who enjoy it. Beyond the style or finish of a fixture is the ambiance created for the space within which it resides. Always with the goal of higher achievement top of mind, each product is inspired by human needs. With many pieces still being crafted by human hands, the authenticity of this company philosophy is carried through to the finished product. Eurofase is credited with introducing several new design and technology trends to the North American marketplace. Additionally, the company's flair for contemporary design continually promotes the use of emerging lamp technologies, such as LED, halogen and compact fluorescent.


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Bicycle & Pedestrian Transportation
WMPO Bicyle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Created in April 2007, the WMPO BikePed Committee advises the Transportation Advisory Committee on issues regarding bicycle and pedestrian programs, projects, policies and safety. The committee assumes the following roles: 1) promote the safe use of bicycling and walking for transportation, fitness and recretion in various ways such as promotional events & other media, 2) provide recommendations on policies that affect the development of bicycle and pedestrian facilities in the communities, 3) provide recommendations on plans that affect the development of bicycle and pedestrian facilities in the communities, 4) contribute to the development of the Long Range Transportation Plan.
The Adopted Bylaws for the Committee can be accessed here:
The current members of the WMPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee are:
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Planning Projects
Pelican Drive/Salisbury Street Bicycle Plan for the Town of Wrightsville Beach 2009
This study consists of conceptual design plans for on- and off-road bicycle facilities along the northern corridor, which includes Pelican Drive and Salisbury Drive. These facilities will permit all bicyclists (skilled and unskilled) to travel safely and comfortably from the Heide-Trask Drawbridge to Johnnie Mercer's Pier. The final plan was adopted by the Wrightsville Beach Board of Alderman on September 10, 2009.
Full Plan ( 7.4MB)
Design Recommedations ( 5.8MB)
Walk Wilmington: A Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan 2009
in 2007, the City of Wilmington received a grant from the North Carolina Department of Transportation to develop a comprehensive pedestrian plan. The final plan was adopted by Wilmington City Council on August 4, 2009. With this plan, the City of Wilmington and NCDOT hope to meet the demands for safer and more extensive pedestrian facilities, including greenways, sidewalks, and crosswalks. The comprehensive pedestrian plan will guide local, regional and state efforts to improve conditions for walking in the City of Wilmington and increase our reputation as one of the premier tourism and recreation destinations in the southeast.
Executive Summary ( 330KB)
Full Plan ( 4.4MB)
Appendices ( 1.4MB)
City of Wilmington Cross-City Trail
In 2008, the Wilmington City Council adopted the Cross-City Trail alignment. Tentative plans for the Cross-City Trail arose from the passage of the Parks and Greenspace Bond, of which $1 million was allocated for a bike-hike greenway system, and expanded through private and public partnerships and through connections to existing or funded off-road trails. The trail is anticipated to be fully constructed by the end of 2013.
Click here to visit project page
Comprehensive Bicycle Plan for Leland, NC 2008
The adopted Comprehensive Bicycle Plan for Leland, NC is now available.
Click here to view plan ( 18.4 MB)
Bicycle Facilities Study for the Blue Clay Corridor 2008
The final version of the plan for bicycle facilities along Blue Clay Road in northern New Hanover County has been completed by the consultant. The plan was adopted by the TAC on March 26, 2008.
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East Coast Greenway
In March 2007, the City of Wilmington installed East Coast Greenway directional signage along the downtown Riverwalk and the Greenfield Lake Path, capping a yearlong designation process. The East Coast Greenway aims to be the nation's first long-distance urban trail system. It is envisioned to be a 3,000-mile city-to-city corridor for cyclists, hikers, and other non-motorized users linking Maine to Florida. It will incorporate waterfront esplanades, park paths, abandoned railroad corridors, canal towpaths, and highway corridors. Already, 21% of this route is along off-road trail. For more information contact East Coast Greenway Association at 401-789-4625 or visit http://www.greenway.org/.
Click here to view officially adopted Wilmington MPO area alignment ( 1.3 MB)
Town of Wrightsville Beach Bicycle Plan 2005
The Wrightsville Beach Bicycle Plan recommends a network of bike facilities that serve the entire town. The plan considers riders of all age groups and skill levels. On-road routes link with separate bike trails along the beach to connect every corner of Wrightsville Beach. Proposed funding mechanisms are included in the implementation recommendations and a schedule of cost estimates is included in the appendix. The plan takes an ambitious first step towards making Wrightsville Beach a bike friendly community.
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Wilmington Metropolitan Area Bicycle Map
WMPO Bicycle Routes
Individual Route Maps
Gary Shell Cross-City Trail (www.crosscitytrail.org)
Route 1: River to the Sea Bikeway
Route 2: Cross Sound
Route 2A: Cross Sound Alternate
Route 4: Echo - Sound
Route 6: Pine Valley Loop
Route 7: Independence
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Minimum wage is a mentoring wage
I believe the Kokomo Tribune night editor is a fine writer. However, I strongly disagree with his opinion concerning minimum wage.
Minimum wage was never intended to be a family wage. It was established as a mentoring wage for high school and college students.
I had three individuals whom I worked for when I was younger. They taught me more about how to be successful in life than I learned in high school and college. These individuals were honest, friendly and always provided great service.
These people, when talking to me, covered every detail right down to, "If you are chewing gum when talking to a customer or client, your IQ appears to be significantly lower." That is just one of the many things I learned while working my minimum wage-paying jobs.
The problem with so many left-leaning people today is they think the government is the answer. Maybe we should, according to those who think in that manner, establish a minimum wage for those starting out and know nothing, a medium wage for those in transition, a maximum wage for those who have developed a skill, then the ultimate wage where you become president or serve in Congress with perks, like not having to take Obamacare.
People need to learn that no one owes you anything. Your level of income, by way of a job, a profession or being a business owner, is a result of the education, skill and work ethic you display. I do not believe education alone (though you should educate yourself all through life) will guarantee you a good job. Some of the most educated people I know have no common sense.
We are shopping colleges at this moment for my daughters. The reason I bring this up is because I want them to have an education.


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EF 800mm f/5.6 L IS
EF 600mm f/4 L II IS
What's your take on the suggestion, which seems to be backed up by TDP's ISO 12233 crops, that the 600 II with 1.4x III, which is 840mm f/5.6, is optically at least as good as the 800mm f/5.6? The 600+1.4 would also be much lighter.
Hmm. I hadn't read TDP's review of the lens yet. I'll have to check it out. I guess I'm a tad surprised...the 800mm lens is still one of Canon's newer lenses (from 2008 or 2009?) I would have figured it was just as optically superior as the 600 f/4 II, as the 800/5.6 was kind of the first lens in the new generation of 4-stop IS telephoto lenses. If the 600+1.4 is just as good, well sure, I'd skip the 800mm.


text: Back in April, we discovered Gary Flake's stealthy Internet startup Clipboard, reporting on the company's $1.38 million venture round. At the time, however, we didn't know who was bankrolling the former Microsoft and Yahoo researcher. Now, we're getting a clearer picture. And, let's just say it is an all-star group. Backers of Clipboard — which… Read More


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You know, it would be a lot easier to follow Major League Baseball's front-office soap operas without all these pesky games getting in the way.
And vice versa.
Obviously, the juiciest news has been coming out of Boston, from whence there's some actual evidence that a) the Chicago Cubs are interested in talking to Theo Epstein, and b) Theo Epstein is not completely disinterested in talking to the Chicago Cubs.
According to Nick Cafardo, whose source is a Major League Baseball source, the Cubs have filed the paperwork with Major League Baseball preparatory to preparing to ask for permission to dial Theo Epstein's phone number. Or send him a text. The source apparently wasn't sure about that part of it.
Channel 5's Mike Lynch reported that the focus of the ownership group discussions yesterday centered around whether the Red Sox should ask the Cubs for compensation merely to ask permission to speak to Epstein, who is under contract until 2012.
According to our MLB source, there was nothing wrong with the Red Sox asking, but that to his knowledge this type of request had never been made.
Asking for permission to speak to a candidate is normally tied in with compensation the team granting the interview would receive if the party decided to sign on with the new team.
I think the Red Sox should ask for the Harry Caray statue first; if Theo actually does leave for Chicago, the Sox should make him take Carl Crawford with him. Because, you know, the Cubs don't already have a left fielder with a long-term contract who's making way more than enough money.
Ah, but this wasn't supposed to turn into some sort of joke. For that, we've got Marc Normandin.
When I read the above, my first thought was to write an article, the title of which would be "How much is a general manager really worth?"
Fortunately, shortly before I began to write such an article, I stumbled across an actual article, already written, titled What is Theo Epstein Worth?
Get the hell out of my head, Dave Cameron. With all your logical thoughts and whatnot.
Granted, my question was about the compensation the Cubs would have to send to the Red Sox, while Cameron's piece concerns the salary it would take to lure Epstein away from the Cubs. And it would be a considerable salary.
According to Cameron (referencing Buster Olney), the highest-paid general managers earn around $2.5 million per season (though this doesn't account for Billy Beane's ownership stake in the Athletics). I'm guessing Epstein would jump to the Cubs unless they made him the highest-paid GM in the majors, by a fair piece. So let's say it takes ... oh, $4 million to lure Epstein away from the Red Sox. In a world in which Raul Ibanez earns $11.5 million and Yuniesky Betancourt $4 million, isn't $4 million for a top general manager almost felony theft?
Much to my surprise, Dave Cameron says no, maybe not. His crux:
To a large degree, the price of a thing is set by how hard it is to get a similar thing somewhere else. While water may be the single most important resource on earth, in that we all need it to survive, it's also remarkably cheap for most people in developed countries because we have access to an awful lot of it. In order to justify spending a lot of money luring Epstein to Boston – and compensating the Red Sox for letting him out of his contract – the bar wouldn't just be initiating cost savings for the Cubs and improving the organizational efficiency of their baseball operations department, but it would be doing so at a level significantly beyond what the Cubs could have gotten by hiring any one of a number of whip-smart folks across the game.
He might be right. But why take a chance? You're the Chicago Cubs. It's time to win a damned World Series. Let's say you save $3 million and hire somebody's never heard of, a whip-smart assistant general manager like David Forst or Rick Hahn or one of the other dozen guys out there who will be GMs some day. The thing about hiring one of those guys is that while it's a noble experiment, it's still just an experiment, and three years later you might say to yourself, "Whoops. I guess we got the wrong one."
There are a lot of teams that should try that experiment. I'm just not sure the Cubs are one of those teams. Also, it takes more than one whip-smart folk. Ideally, you've got a bunch of them in your organization. And how many baseball executives are in a better position than Theo Epstein to identify and hire those whip-smart folks?
I get what Cameron's saying. He might be right. If I'm Tom Ricketts, though, and I've got a $200 million budget, I'm pretty sure I could justify spending 2% of it on a general manager who's won two of the last eight World Series.


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Graffiti, torn Bibles and other vandalism was found in a Union County church early Tuesday morning, according to deputies.
Union County Sheriff David Taylor said furniture was damaged, swastikas and satanic phrases were spray painted on the walls and several Bibles were torn apart.
The phrase "Christ is dead, Satan is alive" was spray-painted on one wall.
Investigators said there was no sign of forced entry. The church was in the process of having Vacation Bible School this week.
Deputies said they are checking to see if the incident is connected with a double homicide that happened in Union County on July 22.
Sheriff Taylor urges anyone with information on this vandalism to contact Crime Stoppers at 864-427-0800 or the Union County Sheriff's Office at 864-429-1611.
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The Ruby Pipeline — both in its construction and its operation — is entirely compatible with current wild horse and burro populations in and near the Project's geographic footprint. Ruby is committed to minimizing any impacts from the Project, and that commitment includes wild horses and burros.
Ruby has never discussed or in any way advocated removal of horses or burros by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) or any other entity.
Ruby has never participated in any effort to remove wild horses or burros from the Project area, and no one at Ruby has had any discussion with the BLM, or any other entity, concerning any such effort.
Ruby's proposed route crosses five Herd Management Areas (HMAs) south and west of the Sheldon NWR in Humboldt and Washoe counties, Nevada. The five HMAs crossed by the project comprise approximately 35 total miles of HMA lands to be crossed by the pipeline, according to the BLM.
Ruby takes protection of wild horses and wild burros seriously, as evidenced by our willingness to develop and implement measures to mitigate potential impacts during construction of the pipeline, if we receive government approvals.
Ruby continues to conduct outreach with stakeholders in developing and implementing mitigation that protects this valuable resource. Specifically, Ruby is working with the BLM and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) to limit the impact of the pipeline on wild horse and wild burro habitat and grazing areas.
Ruby will remove salt licks that may be close to the right of way (ROW) and relocate the salt licks to locations away from the right of way; and identify additional watering areas farther away from the pipeline ROW.
Ruby has committed to working with the BLM to find ways to limit wild horse and wild burro grazing, as well as livestock grazing under grazing permits, on the construction right of way for three years following construction of the pipeline, if it is determined that their grazing is impacting reclamation success. The sole purpose of these temporary, grazing diversion efforts is to facilitate responsible habitat restoration and reclamation along Ruby's right of way.
Ruby's reclamation/restoration plan includes low-palatable plant species in the seed mix to discourage wild horse and burros, as well as livestock under grazing allotments, from grazing on the newly reseeded right of way.
Another option is to install temporary fencing in HMAs to protect horse and burro populations during construction or during reclamation efforts, if it is determined that their grazing is impacting reclamation success.
Ruby has committed to installing soft plugs in the pipeline trench/crossovers (i.e., gaps in the trench, spoil piles, and pre-welded pipe sections) every 0.5 mile or less when the route crosses agency defined migration corridors and when water sources are present within 1,200 feet of the right-of-way. If pipeline construction comes within 0.25 mile of an existing water source or impedes access to a nearby water source, and if Ruby sees evidence that wild horses and burros are not crossing at installed soft plugs or crossovers, Ruby would locate temporary water supplies 0.5 mile outside of the construction area for wild horse and burro use.
The BLM would require, as part of its right-of-way grant, that Ruby identify where supplemental water supplies may be necessary for wild horses and burros.
Ruby also would be required to establish crossovers at well-defined trails, existing roadways, and other locations where the BLM expects wild horse and burro movement. Ruby would leave major horse trails across trenches intact as long as possible so as to minimize access impacts on forage areas and minimize loss of movement to habitat. Ruby also would install crossovers at existing fences within grazing allotments. These mitigation measures would minimize impacts on wild horses and burros.
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) has expressed concern that certain measures proposed by Ruby (i.e., facilitation of horse and burro movement around construction areas, fence line manipulation, and opening of gates for construction activities) could result in additional wild horses or burros entering the Sheldon NWR.
The USFWS could then be required to increase its expenditures to manage the wild horse and burro populations, which could detract from the funds necessary to manage other NWR resources. Ruby has committed to coordinating with the Sheldon NWR to implement and maintain access restriction controls to prohibit the migration of wild horses and burros onto the Sheldon NWR.
Ruby would coordinate with the USFWS to repair or replace any cattle guards on the Sheldon NWR damaged by construction, and install new fencing, gates, or cattle guards at key areas. Finally, Ruby would erect fences to restrict animal movement out of the HMAs.
Construction of the pipeline could also affect wild horses and burros by creating safety hazards for the animals due to open trenches or vehicle collisions and increasing the likelihood of harassment.
The BLM would require, as part of its right-of-way grant, that Ruby minimize the amount of time that the trench is open to decrease the potential for wild horse and burro entrapment, and also would install exit ramps every 0.5 mile in trenches within HMAs to facilitate escape for animals that enter the trench.
Ruby also has stated that it would educate construction personal regarding the federal protection status of wild horses and burros and the penalties associated with their harassment. Ruby would post warning signs on access roads in areas known to have wild horses and burros to warn construction workers and to help minimize the risk of accidental vehicle/animal collisions.
Any animal observed to be injured requires Ruby to contact the BLM immediately to determine a proper course of action for compliance with the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971.


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Halloween was a normal day at Marjorie's Gems in Carlisle until a man came into the store looking to sell several pieces of jewelry.
When Marjorie Romano took a look at the jewelry, she said she got a sinking feeling in her stomach. It matched jewelry on a list she'd been given by a family whose home had been burglarized.
"This woman had told me there was a specific repair on the one ring, and that was the ring. When he brought that in, I saw that and I knew -- I was pretty sure this was the stuff, and I looked at the list and it matched on the list," Romano said.
Once she realized what was going on, Romano sprang into action and came up with a plan to get the police into her store. She told the young man to go get his ID. Once he left, she immediately called Carlisle Police. She told them that when the man returned she would call back and give them codes like "my printer isn't working."
"I wasn't going to pick up the phone and say, 'Hey, the bad guys are here'," she said. "I was just going to say, 'My printer is broke'."
When the man returned, surveillance video recorded him as he showed Romano his ID, followed by her calling the police and talking about a broken printer.
"I was very nervous -- just hoping that they didn't have a gun or realize I had called the police," she said.
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The following day, Carlisle Police arrested Shante Rice in connection with a stolen Saab in the borough. Police said Rice admitted to being involved in a recent string of burglaries in the borough, but wouldn't name his accomplices. They won't say if the two incidents are related.
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"Beverly Hills 90210" is a new one-hour show on FOX. This show is a weekly series about the life of Brenda and Brendon Walsh (fraternal twins) who have just moved to Beverly Hills, California. This television series deals with real life high school situations such as: passing driver's training, making the basketball team, your so-called friend shoplifting, babysitting for your algebra teacher's children, and just fitting in. This show is upbeat and the opposite of "Degrassi High" which usually depicts traumatic incidents in the lives of poor children.
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City mourns the passing of Myron D. Calkins
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Upon learning of the death of former Public Works Director Myron D. Calkins, the City of Kansas City, Mo., is issuing a statement of appreciation for Mr. Calkins' contributions to both the City of Kansas City, Mo., and the field of Public Works.
Myron Calkins passed away Sept. 15, 2011. As the director of the City's Public Works Department from 1964 to 1986, Calkins oversaw the completion of many significant public infrastructure projects including Kansas City International Airport, Bartle Hall and Kemper Arena.
"The projects that Myron guided to completion impact thousands of people every day," said Assistant City Manager and Interim Public Works Director Sherri McIntyre. "While we are saddened by his passing, we are grateful for the gift of his life and the significant contributions he made in our community during his 22 years as director."
Calkins came to the City in 1964 after serving as city engineer and planning commissioner in Tacoma, Wash. where he started as a design engineer in 1948.
A former president of the American Public Works Association (APWA) and member of numerous professional engineering associations, Calkins was regarded as an accomplished professional both locally and nationally. His participation, leadership and mentorship in APWA will influence public works professionals for years to come. The Kansas City Metro Chapter of APWA continues to recognize his accomplishments by offering a scholarship in his name.
In addition to a legacy of leadership and engineering accomplishments, Calkins will also be remembered for his civic activity in the Northland Chamber.
Media seeking more information about Myron Calkins' accomplishments for the City of Kansas City, Mo., should contact Dennis Gagnon, public information officer, at 816-513-2659.


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When I hear music as a fan, I see fields. I see landscapes. I close my eyes and see an entire universe that that music and the voice, or the narrative, create. A music video-and any other kind of visual reference-is created by someone else. For me, as a music fan, visuals kind of steal away the purity of the song.


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Oceanfront Luxurious Condo sitting atop Dana Headlands boasting the best views in Dana Point. Beautiful Strand Beach beckons you just steps below and offers some of the best surf around. Want to relax by the pool? Just walk out your front door and grab a lounge chair. Views extend up the coastline and to Catalina. Conveniently located between Los Angeles and San Diego, this rental is close to all major Southern California attractions.
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UTEP signed a 6'10 prospect from Van Buren, Arkansas.
The Future Looks Bright: Jalen Ragland's Slam Dunk in Chillicothe High's game vs. Hamilton Township 2010 (via CavsHD)
In The Dig: With no game until Saturday, time to take a quick look around the league and catch up on some recruiting notes.
Johnson is also considering UNLV and San Diego State. ESPN has a brief, but detailed description of his skill set. Thanks to MinerXfactor at Kyyote's Den for posting this link.
It looks like Tim Floyd has gone the JC route for the 6th member of his 2011 recruiting class.
Tim Floyd has nabbed the 5th member of his full recruiting class.
The report comes from NY2LASports.com which I believe is the site that first reported the D'Von Campbell commitment. Lang is a 6'8 post player with very little recruiting information. From what I can confirm, he had a visit with Toledo and had an offer from South Dakota State. He also helped O'Gorman High win the AA State Title last season. More on this as it develops...
Tim Floyd's 2011 recruiting class is off to a stellar start. He just edged a Big 12 school for the nations 28th ranked point guard prospect.
The Shiver has a video up that gives Miner fans their first glimpses of our newest guard DeShun Watkins. He's every bit of 6'4 and can definitely handle the ball well... Oh, and in the tradition of Randy Culpepper he can dunk pretty well too.
UTEP's Tim Floyd received a commitment from California forward Darius Nelson. Nelson had offers from Kentucky, Texas, Oregon, and other basketball powers.
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Eight teams hired new coaches and seven more filled general manager positions with the New York Jets completing their search by hiring John Idzik. None of those jobs went to a minority.Now the league is considering revisions to the "Rooney Rule," which mandates that teams must interview at least one minority candidate for front-office and head coaching jobs.
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Quote from: Lord Freesus on January 18, 2013, 11:04:28 PMMerit > Skin ColorJust to play devil's advocate, I would think that Lovie Smith has more merit than most since he's actually taken a team to the Superbowl.
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CTIA Statement on FCC's Defaulter Rule Waiver for the AWS-3 Auction
Following the Federal Communication Commission's approval of a waiver of the former defaulter rule for the AWS-3 Auction, I said:
"We thank Chairman Wheeler and his colleagues for their swift action to facilitate and encourage active participation in the AWS-3 Auction. This investment-friendly decision represents an important step toward a successful auction of this much-needed spectrum to meet demand and boost our economy."
Ericsson: Connecting Cities and Companies for Sustainability
Looking beyond normal business functions, Ericsson Vice President of Innovation and Business Development Kevin Durand discusses how it is using connected technologies to create a more sustainable business model by connecting cities' utilities and transportation wirelessly.
US DOT: Innovation Leads to Measurable Benefits
Ken Leonard, Director of Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office at the U.S. Department of Transportation, walks through the federal agency's programs so that help them can make quick, well-informed decisions to save costs, ease traffic congestion and reduce physical stress from the various transportation systems.
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Visit CTIA's Big Data Wall with Mexia's show floor heat map that shows that information in real-time.
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Sprint: Help Companies Save Fuel and Improve Safety
By using fleet management wirelessly, Sprint Director of Environmental Initiatives Darren Beck discusses how it helps other companies reduce their fleet vehicles' fuel use and environmental impact.
CTIA Statement in Response to the NAB's Broadcast Incentive Auction Lawsuit Against the FCC
In reaction to the NAB's broadcast incentive auction lawsuit, I said:
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Zipcar: Optimizing Operations with Wireless
From analyzing data to making real-time cost efficient decisions, Zipcar General Manager Scott Hall talks about the different ways the short-term rental car company uses wireless to streamline processes, improve consumer experiences and reduce expenses.
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HUNDREDS of green-fingered gardeners are set to share top tips on growing vegetables at Southampton's ninth annual Seed Swap on February 9.
The seed swap is inspired by a similar event that runs in Brighton called 'Seedy Sunday'. It aims to stop less popular fruit and vegetables from becoming extinct.
Gardeners are urged to take surplus seeds in clearly marked bags to swap.
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Marc Leishman entered the Top 100 on the 2012 World Golf Rankings, checking in at No. 78 on Monday after winning the 2012 Travelers Championship on Sunday with an 8-under 62 in the final round. The Top 10 of the rankings remain the same this week, however. Bubba Watson finished seven strokes ahead of U.S. Open winner Webb Simpson at TPC River Highlands, but remains a spot behind in the rankings.
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Head over to the official site of the 2012 World Golf Rankings to check out the full rankings. The PGA Tour heads to Bethesda, MD, for the AT&T National beginning Thursday.
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VOORHEESVILLE — The village board's application for a grant to enhance the rail trail corridor that runs through the village was denied, but the board plans to go ahead with trail improvements on a smaller scale, according to Mayor Robert Conway.
The New Scotland Town Board extended a water district at their meeting last Wednesday, and also chose an option for fixing Krumkill Road.
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For several years, Coleen Lundeen of Wetmore Township has organized a special Veterans Day program at the First United Methodist Church in Kane.
As the director of the Children's Choir at the church, Lundeen started the program to give the children an opportunity to sing patriotic songs.
The program has grown to become one of the area's most popular Veterans Day events. More than 400 attend the annual event—always on the second Sunday of November, which is on or near Veterans Day.
SMETHPORT – A court hearing was held Friday on defense motions to suppress certain evidence in the criminal case linked with a horrific 6-fatality traffic accident a year ago.
Kathy Douglas of Kane faces 35 charges for allegedly abusing prescription medicine (Clonazepam) when she drove one of two vehicles involved in the near head-on collision on Route 219 just north of Lantz Corners in Hamlin Township.
The accident killed six—including her 12-year-old daughter, Olivia, her 6-year-old nephew, Jarrett Costanzo of Kane and four members of a St. Marys family.
JAMES CITY – It was very evident Thursday that James City residents are not happy with a plan to reduce the weekday "window hours" at their post office to just two hours.
They expressed their displeasure with the proposal during an informational meeting at the Highland Township Fire Hall in James City.
Under the plan, the "window" at the post office on Delaware Avenue would be open from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday "window" hours would remain the same—9 a.m. to noon.
The "window" now is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
A non-profit organization based in DuBois has applied for funding to acquire the 73.8-mile corridor for the defunct Knox and Kane Railroad.
Headwaters Charitable Trust and the Headwater Resource Conservation and Development Council intends to convert the vacated corridor into a "rails-to-trails" system.
The corridor now is owned by the Kovalchick Corp. of Indiana, Pa. Kovalchick, a large scrap dealer, is in the process of removing rails and ties from the route between Knox in Clarion County to the Kinzua Bridge State Park near Mt. Jewett.
Members of KASD School Board Curriculum Committee met Wednesday evening in the Kane Middle School Library to hear a summary of the first two days of the 2014-2015 school year.
KASD Superintendent Dr. Maryann Anderson gave the six board members in attendance a report on the district's summer school program, the orientations held recently at each school and a brief recap on the start of the school year in the Kane Elementary School, Kane Middle School and the Kane High School.
Applications are being sought from Kane Area School District residents who wish to serve on the volunteer nine-member school board.
There is a vacancy on the board due to the resignation of Gary Ziegler earlier this month.
Persons interested in serving on the board are asked to submit a resume to the district office no later than Friday, Sept. 5. Applicants also are asked to submit a statement listing reasons for wishing to serve on the board.
MT. JEWETT-- Hamlin Township is planning to take out a short-term loan to pay its one-time fee of $104,000 for connecting the Lantz Corners Sewer District to the Mt. Jewett system.
Under an agreement adopted more than a decade ago, the township agreed to pay the fee to the Mt. Jewett Regional Sewer Authority before connections are made.
But, in a letter to the authority, sewer project engineer Dan Slagle of Pittsburgh said the "upfront outlay of funds would create a financial hardship to Hamlin Township."
The Kane Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, August 6, 2014. Nine auxiliary members attended the meeting, during which they welcomed two new members to the organization, Angie Pease and Jessica Szymanski. Another prospective member's application was read and will be voted on during the September meeting.
SMETHPORT – The McKean County Board of Commissioners has approved a payment for the Kane borough paving project.
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The borough also allocated $35,000 in state liquid fuel tax revenue for the project that cost nearly $140,000. The borough budgeted about $97,000 for the project.
In the spring of 1918, the newly formed American Expeditionary Force's First Pursuit Group began combat operations in Villenueve, France in support of the Allied Nations defense of Western Europe from German aggression. Soon to be famous American aces such as Rickenbacker, Lufberry, Hall and others were preparing to write their names into the annals of aviation history. WWI was in its fifth and final year and the outlook was uncertain.
Charges in two separate criminal cases have been bound over to McKean County Court following preliminary hearings Monday in Kane District Court.
Kane District Court Judge Dave Engman sent the cases to county court after hearing testimony in two lengthy hearings.
Kristjan Whiteway, assistant county district attorney, was the prosecutor for the hearings. Smethport attorney Jim Miller served as the court-appointed public defender in the two cases.
With the "extended" school day in Kane scrapped, students will spend less time in school when classes resume Tuesday.
Classes for children in kindergarten through second grade now will begin at 8:10 a.m. and conclude at 2:30 p.m.
For students in grades 3 through 8, classes now will begin at 8:10 a.m. and conclude at 2:50 p.m.
High school students in grades 9-12 will begin classes at 8:05 a.m. and end the school day at 2:45 p.m.
HAMILTON TWP. – A 17-year-old Ludlow teen was fatally injured during a crash that occurred at 5:44 p.m. on Saturday evening, Aug. 23, in the area of 623 Gibbs Hill Rd., Hamilton Township, McKean County.
The Kane-based state police report that Dylan Ross Yasurek, 18, of Ludlow, was operating a 2001 Ford Ranger XLT on Gibbs Hill Rd. and transporting two passengers, Tristan Scott Sauers, 17, of Ludlow, and a known 15-year-old female of Endeavor.
The Kane Volunteer Fire Department responded to a fire early Friday morning in a garage on Highland Road, Wetmore Township.
Fire Chief Tim Holt said the fire erupted in a 1997 Ford Explorer parked inside a three-stall garage at the John and Sara Halquist residence at 6834 Highland Road, not far from Old Mill Road.
The chief said the firemen "saved" the garage, which measures 48x36 feet. He said the fire destroyed the vehicle. The cause has not been determined, the chief said. The fire was confined to the vehicle, the chief said.
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Southern University Police is urging fans to come early to Saturday's football game between the Jaguars and the Jackson State University Tigers at A.W. Mumford Stadium.
The game is expected to draw more than 20,000 fans to the stadium and thousands more who will only tailgate. The combination will mean peak traffic before mid-afternoon, according to campus police. Kick off is scheduled for 6:07 p.m.
Several games played in Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson have attracted more than 50,000 fans. Mumford Stadium's capacity is around 28,000.
Campus Police have devised a traffic plane that includes contraflow into and out of the stadium as needed. Drivers who park in the paid/reserve lots must have their hangtags visible on the vehicles or risk being towed and/or ticketed.
Also, the areas on Isabel Herson Drive, near the Southern University Laboratory School, will be available for parking but will cost $10.
Game day bus parking is $200 for all non-SU Alumni and Booster Clubs.
Parking areas designated for handicapped tags will be available on a first come basis.
For a complete look at Southern's traffic plan for Saturday's game, visit www.subr.edu. There are a limited number of game day RV and tailgating spots available. Call 225-771-3171 for more information.
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A retreat within a retreat, the Verandah at the Four Seasons Hotel has redefined itself as an authentic Italian restaurant with tranquil elegance and a welcoming atmosphere.
The Verandah has a beautiful outdoor space with comfortable teak wood lounge chairs and tables, perfect for dining al fresco. Calming hues of moss green, sand and earth tones make it feel as if you're in someone's well-furnished back yard. Various foliage and greenery, outdoor ceiling fans and plush cushions make it a comfortable place to have a cocktail or a full dinner.
Indoors, the restaurant features a bar and lounge area that is transformed into the buffet area every weekend morning for a fantastic boutique buffet-style brunch. There are also two private dining rooms: La Luna, which seats up to 12 people and La Sala, which seats up to 28 people.�
Chef Antonio Minichiello recently joined the Four Seasons Las Vegas team from Four Seasons Prague, but the New Jersey-born chef has strong Italian roots. His upbringing in Naples, Italy, is translated to his food at the Verandah.
For dinner, try a taste of Italy. Tender baked ricotta di bufala is a well-balanced appetizer. The sweet, melt-in-your-mouth ricotta is paired with soft, slightly acidic saut�ed grape tomatoes and a bit of heat from the chili flakes.
A delicious beef tartare is prepared simply, with crumbled Reggiano Parmesano cheese and served with a mascarpone truffle cream sauce and crostini. A true Burrata cheese is wrapped with prosciutto di Parma and served with arugula, drizzled with a syrupy sweet 25-year aged balsamic vinegar.
The menu includes delicious pizzas like mushroom truffle pizza and a quattro formaggi with smoked mozzarella, Parmesan, provolone and fontina cheese. There are also traditional cuts of steak, and fish like the blue nose snapper. The snapper is served with whipped potatoes and spinach in a light puttanesca sauce.
The highlight of the menu lies in Minichiello's pastas, handmade daily. The saffron gnocchi are like large fluffy pillows of potato and ricotta, served with chopped broccolini and a de-shelled langoustine. The Caprese ravioli is also delicious, made with mozzarella, tomato and topped with a sprig of basil. The ravioli is perfectly cooked, with a little bit of bite or served near al dente.�
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Recipe for Duck Breast Poppers
6 Jalapeno's Cut in Half Lengthwise and Seeded
3oz. cream Cheese cut in half ounce Rectangles
2 Duck Breast Sliced in 6 Pieces Each
6 pieces of Bacon cut in half
8oz Raspberry Ranch (Recipe Follows)
Take a half Jalapeno Stack 1 piece of Cream Cheese, 1 Piece of Duck Breast . Take 1 half piece of bacon and wrap around it Secure with Toothpick. Repeat until with all 12
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Our series on the numbers worn by players throughout the team's history continues with #13, as worn by defenseman Pavel Kubina.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning's 1st round selection history when it comes to D-men has been shaky at best. Would Victor Hedman be able to break the tradition of mediocrity?
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A 17-year-old mentally disabled girl who ran away from a Bonney Lake-area group home Sunday was found safe Tuesday, the Pierce County Sheriffs Office reported.
Auburn police found Maliika Andrus at a Starbucks coffee shop after a witness reported seeing her.
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MIAMI -- Many players might regard a knee brace as an impediment. Jeremy Affeldt considers his a possible supplement.Therefore, Affeldt might continue to pitch indefinitely with the brace that he began wearing after he recovered from a sprained right knee that put him on the disabled list from April 28 to May 13. "Right now, I'm going to wear it until they tell me not to," Affeldt said Friday. "If it becomes a part of my uniform, it becomes a part of my uniform." Affeldt has performed better since donning the brace. He owned a 4.09 ERA in 10 appearances, having yielded 15 hits in 10 innings, when he went on the DL. Entering Friday, he had not been scored upon and hadn't allowed a hit in five innings spanning five outings since returning. "My knee feels more stable with it on. I might as well just wear it," Affeldt said. "It could be a situation like soccer players. They feel more stable when they're playing with it on, even though their knees don't hurt any more."
Panda swings fungo, might return in two weeks
MIAMI -- Switch-hitter Pablo Sandoval has begun swinging a fungo bat right-handed, and the third baseman could be ready to rejoin the Giants in two weeks, manager Bruce Bochy said Friday."That's if all goes well with no setbacks," Bochy said. This would extend Sandoval's recovery time to five weeks -- squarely in the middle of the four- to six-week estimate that was cited when he went on the 15-day disabled list May 3, one day after he fractured the hamate bone in his left wrist. In Sandoval's absence, the top half of the Giants' batting order has improved, at least incrementally. Gregor Blanco (.387 on-base percentage) has become a decent leadoff hitter. Angel Pagan and Buster Posey have kept their batting averages at or near .300, and Melky Cabrera has embarked upon a career season.
Bochy indicated that Sandoval, who batted mostly third before he was sidelined, won't hit anywhere lower than fifth in the order once he's activated."We'll see where we are [when Sandoval actually returns]," Bochy said. "It's hard to answer that right now."
Chris Haft is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.