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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- The U.S. Senate passed an immigration reform package last week, but the fight is still not over in the House.
That is why "Organizing For Action - Illinois", the group which grew out of the Obama election campaign, held a news conference outside Representative Aaron Schock's Springfield office on Tuesday calling on him to support reform.
OFA says the Senate bill strengthens border security, cracks down on employers of undocumented workers, streamlines the legal immigration system and creates a pathway to citizenship.
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Muve Music and Cricket Wireless (@Cricketnation) caught up with Ghostface Killah at SXSW at Cricket's Rhymes & Reason showcase with The Source. In this video clip, he talks about working with RZA, how his new album came together in the studio, his approach to writing and what fans can expect from his tour.
You can view the full clip here: http://youtu.be/NtA2XiK4Eak
"When I write, I'm like a hit man. Just give me who you want me to murder, and how you want to murder it and I'll just handle it," Ghostface says about his approach to writing for a track.
When asked about the tour, which kicked off March 28, Ghostface says, "I did a band before, but the way this is put together, it's gonna be something where it's an orchestra, where it's just gonna be dramatic…everyone's gonna leave out of there crying."
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Mosquito Facts
Find out some interesting, and potentially deadly, facts that you probably didn't know about these annoying insects.
Also see: Citrus County Mosquito Control
Citrus and Hernando residents invited to give input on transportation projects
The Hernando/Citrus Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) is giving residents, from both counties, 30 days to give their opinions on future transportation projects. Input on road and trail improvements, public transportation and bicycle lane projects will be incorporated into the 2040 Long Range Transportation Plan. This plan relies heavily on public input to identify and prioritize projects and transportation needs for the next 6- to 25-year period.
For more information call Hernando/Citrus MPO at (352) 754-4057.
"Two Good Soles" Shoes & Socks Drive
The Citrus County Nature Coast Volunteer Center is collecting "new" shoes and socks for our local youth in rememberence of 9/11.
Why you should adopt a "senior" Pet.
I know, I know, puppies are just so irresistable!
However, find out why you should consider adopting one of our "older" dogs (or cats) at the Citrus County Animal Shelter.
Are You Ready For Home Ownership?
The Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) has assisted 24 happy families purchase homes in Citrus County. Do you want to be next? Currently, we have six (6) beautiful, remodeled, energy efficient homes available for purchase. Read on to learn how NSP can help you achieve the dream of home ownership!
- You can Volunteer at numerous locations throughout the County.
- Seniors on the Move program invites you to go shopping, to the movies, go out to eat, find out more!
- Learn about Health & Nutrition at the Senior Centers
- Bicentennial Park Pool has an accessible handicap ramp with supporting hand rails and a water wheel chair!
- You can search for a county park or beach by amenity or city.
Have you lost your pet?
There are a lot of folks here in Citrus County that do not know to call Citrus County Animal Services in the case that their pet is lost or missing.
You can either visit the Citrus County Animal Shelter at 4030 S. Airport Rd., Inverness, FL., or you can visit their website at www.citruscritters.com to see if your pet had been brought to the shelter.
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(FOX 11 / CNS) Two women were seriously injured when they were struck by a hit-and-run driver known to them both in Sylmar, police said today.
Los Angeles Police Department Sgt. Randy Modrell said the women were struck in the 11500 block of Hunnewell Avenue around 11 p.m. Tuesday. A videographer at the scene, quoting a relative of one of the victims, said the women struck were current and former girlfriends of the suspect.
Modrell said he could not confirm this, but added, "It appears as though they all know each other." Modrell said the suspect was believed to have been driving a dark, high-powered sedan.
Both victims were hospitalized in serious but stable condition, Modrell said.
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It's tough to know what future technology will bring, but you can at least make sure your customer's home is ready for future wiring upgrades. WireTracks CM is a plastic channel that works in conjunction with conventional crown molding to provide a great space for running communication and other low-voltage cable. The channel includes brackets that screw to the back side of the crown, so you can remove the molding from the wall when it's time for adding wires. According to the manufacturer, the product works with any common spring angle and crowns as small as 3 inches wide. The company also makes a similar product for baseboard. Adding WireTracks CM to a 12x12-foot room should run about $70, not including the crown. WireTracks, 888/886-9473, www.wiretracks.com.
Protecting glass and windows during construction should be easier with a new protective coating from Cortec. Sprayed, brushed, or rolled onto windows and other non-porous surfaces, MCI Peel-Off Coating creates a film to prevent scratches, nicks, and overspray. According to the maker, the VOC-compliant clear film allows inspection of the surface and peels off in large sheets at the end of the job without leaving a residue. A five-gallon pail sells for $296. Cortec, 800/426-7832, www.cortecmci.com.
Keeping construction drawings and other important documents free from spilled coffee, mud, and weather is a constant battle. But clear protective sleeves from Easi File can help. Made from 4-mil plastic, Pro-One transparent envelopes will hold a single sheet or a "whole set of plans." Not only will your plans still be readable at the end of the job, you'll look more professional to your clients than the dog-eared competition. Ten-packs of the 24x36-inch size (part number EFB 24/38) sell for $34. Ten-packs of the 30x42-inch size (part number EFB 34/44) sell for $49. Easi File, 800/800-5563, www.easifileusa.com.
When you think all hope is lost and replacement is the only option for your broken item, you might try J-B Weld. The two-part epoxy has the consistency of putty and is legendary for fixing things that are supposedly unfixable. I know an innkeeper who used it for repairing his commercial dishwasher. The vintage machine's washer arm had broken in half and replacement parts were unavailable. While his original intent was a temporary fix, the adhesive is still working three years later. It's available in most hardware and auto parts stores and sells for about $4. J-B Weld, 800/529-3530. www.jbweld.net.
Struggling to get the last inch of yellow glue out of a typical drippy glue bottle is something most carpenters and cabinetmakers would happily give up. If you're among them, you might check out the Glü-Bot. The plastic bottle comes in 4- and 16-ounce sizes and features a unique nozzle that dispenses glue from the bottom of the bottle instead of the top. According to the manufacturer, the design makes glue application easier and prevents clogged nozzles. Additional features include a widemouthed lid for easier refills and two different tips. The large size sells for $6, and the small size sells for $4. FastCap, 888/443-3748, www.fastcap.com.
Besides death and taxes, one of the other certainties of life is that glues need time to dry. You'll probably want to put off the first two as long as possible, but a quicker bond when installing trim is often an advantage. FastCap's 2P-10 adhesive system includes an activator that makes nearly instant bonds on trim and other porous materials. What's cool about this product compared with others like it: It's available in thick or gel consistencies that make application easier when you're working on vertical or overhead surfaces. A starter kit that includes both medium and thick glue formulas, an activator, and a debonder sells for $30. FastCap, 888/443-3748, www.fastcap.com.
Flammable vapors associated with traditional formulations of contact cement are not only bad for your health, they're extremely dangerous around pilot lights and other open flames. Unfortunately, safer substitutes haven't received a great deal of professional acceptance because of sacrifices in performance. But according to the maker, water-based Titebond Neoprene Plus contact cement performs as well as solvent-based contact cement without the toxicity or flammability problems. It sells for about $15 per quart. Franklin International, 800/877-4583, www.titebond.com.
Polyurethane wood glue and sealants have revolutionized residential construction because of their tenacious hold and good flexibility. These same qualities should make Chem-Calk an excellent construction adhesive. According to the maker, the high-solids adhesive works in temperatures down to 10°F and adheres to wet and frozen lumber. In addition, it's California VOC compliant. I was quoted $5.95 for a 29-ounce tube by a stocking dealer in Western Pennsylvania. Bostik Findley, 888/603-8558, www.bostikfindleyus.com.
Replacing or reinstalling a concrete or clay roof tile doesn't have to be a big deal. RT-600 adhesive from OSI attaches tiles to both wood and mortar substrates, and in many cases you won't have to remove adjacent tiles. According to the manufacturer, the gun-dispensed adhesive satisfies building-code uplift requirements when installed on roofs lower than 55 feet above grade. A 10-ounce tube sells for about $2.50. OSI Sealants, 888/445-0208, www.osiproseries.com.
Effectively disguising a basement lally column is one of those perennial remodeling problems. There are perhaps hundreds of ways to hide an ugly column, but if you're looking for a fast and easy method, you should check out the Pole-Wrap. The product — made from 1/2-inch-thick oak strips and a flexible backing — wraps around the pole and attaches with construction adhesive. The material comes in 12- and 16-inch by 8-foot strips and 4- by 8-foot sheets. A 12-inch by 8-foot Pole-Wrap will cover a 3 1/2-inch lally column and sells for about $80. Pole-Wrap, 800/241-7653, www.polewrap.com.
You can disguise a lally column with decorative wood or drywall, but even the best-looking lally column won't prevent injuries when the kids run into it. If you're improving a basement play space, you might consider installing the Lolly Wrap. The padded cover uses two layers of cushioning nylon bubble wrap, protected by a washable plastic outer layer. The kit will cover one 8-foot column up to 5 inches in diameter, and the manufacturer claims it can be installed in five minutes. You can also use the Lolly Wrap in garages, on basketball hoops, and on swing sets. It sells for $40. Lolly Wrap, 888/565-5997, www.lollywrap.com.
Window wells are often the only way of getting a little natural light and ventilation into an otherwise dark basement, but uncovered window wells can become a handy receptacle for leaves, toys, and roof water. If you don't want a plastic bubble from the home center (who does?), you could check out the Polycarbonate Window Well Covers from Lustercraft. Offered in 12 standard sizes, the covers feature a 3/12 roof pitch and a rust-proof aluminum frame. Egress versions can be equipped with optional aluminum ladders and feature interior locks and prop rods. A 34x44-inch egress version sells for $438 on the company website. Custom sizes are also available. Lustercraft, 800/362-2492, www.lustercraft.com.
I've seen a lot of different ways to hide or cover basement lally columns, but I think this is among the easiest and best-looking ready-made options. Pacific Columns' Lally Column Covers use biscuits for easy assembly of the two halves and include trim for the top and bottom. Spacers included with the kit make a tight fit on both 3- and 4-inch columns, and the manufacturer even provides zip ties for clamping the two pieces together while the glue dries. Stain-grade maple and cherry column covers sell for $120 each; oak sells for $115. Paint-grade columns sell for $96. Pacific Columns, 800/294-1098, www.architecturaldepot.com.
Drop ceilings are standard fare for basement living space, but an expansive grid of white tiles can look a little boring. If you or your customer is looking for something with more pizzazz, you might consider pressed tin. M-Boss makes a line of drop-in tin ceilings that offer the same advantages of conventional drop ceilings but without the homogeneous, institutional look. The 2x2-foot panels are meant to be painted, but the company also offers ten factory finishes from traditional "white" and "polished copper" to "sky tones" and "sage." The ceiling shown runs about $8.50 per panel in a mill finish; the white painted version runs about $12.50. M-Boss, 866/886-2677, www.mbossinc.com.
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Signs of recovery or summer time bump?
California Economy at a Glance (source: Bureau of Labor Statistics): http://www.bls.gov/eag/eag.ca.htm
Unemployment is down since the beginning of the year. Signs of recovery or a summer time bump?
Summer Spending
There was an interesting article in the Chronicle today about an increase in consumer spending despite the sluggish economy: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2010/08/30/financial/f053342D06.DTL. Maybe news like this will help contribute to the 0.4% increase that occurred in July.
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Angels Around Us
September 29, 2013 By SAMANTHA MCDONNELL OBSERVER Staff Writer If you want to know the definition of an angel, ask Josie Christopher, the founder of the Circle of Love. more »»
Fountains of history bubble in Barker Commons
September 29, 2013 These objects have stood for well over 100 years while history, like a parade through time, has unfolded. more »»
Super-sized sunflower
September 22, 2013 Submitted Photo Mildred Vincent of Fredonia shows off her 14 and a half feet tall sunflower. more »»
Cross-country trek in Model T opens SUNY Fredonia travel film series
September 22, 2013 A film chronicling a trip across the United States in a 1926 Ford Model T Roadster will open the 2013-14 World Travel Series at SUNY Fredonia on Saturday, Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m. in King Concert Hall. more »»
Apples of our eyes
September 22, 2013 Have you noticed that everywhere you look this year there are trees loaded with apples and pears? Limbs are loaded with fruit in orchards, backyards, and wild wooded areas. more »»
Motorcyclist tells of cool Arctic trip
September 22, 2013 By GREG FOX OBSERVER Staff Writer For some people, riding across the country by one's self on a motorcycle with nothing more than a few supplies sounds like a daunting endeavor — but not for Fredoni... more »»
Out with the OLD ... in with the new
September 22, 2013 By DIANE . more »»
Developer is man with a plan
September 15, 2013 By SKEETER TOWER Imagine a team of experts from every field related to city planning and improved use of land, volunteering to come to the city of Dunkirk free of charge to share its informed... more »»
Birth of a mission
September 15, 2013 In April, Katie Castro suffered the worst loss a mother can imagine — the death of her infant daughter, Lily. more »»
Annual check is a healthy choice
September 8, 2013 At least once yearly, the clients of the Dunkirk Animal Clinic receive a reminder card to bring us a sample of their pets' poo. more »»
Historic lake battle marks 200th anniversary
September 8, 2013 The footsteps and tapping of wandering ghosts, treasures and tragedies of shipwrecks, and a welcome beam of light projected out to mariners at a distance calculated by the trigonometry of similar... more »»
Amazing AMAZON
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With post closed, what happens to legacy?
September 1, 2013 The yellowed papers on the wall echo old-time names of Dunkirk from nearly 70 years ago. They are among the many families that worked hard and made Dunkirk great back in its earlier day. more »»
An education on school lunches
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Trees add to community fabric
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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - It's been hotter than usual in Tucson these days.
National Weather Service meteorologists say it was 100 degrees in Tucson on Tuesday and that tied a record with 39 consecutive days of 100 degrees or higher.
The 39-day streak of the century mark in Tucson's temperature was set in 1987 and first tied in 2005.
The city may not make it to 40 in a row though.
Meteorologists say Wednesday's high for Tucson is expected to only reach 98 degrees due to cloud cover.
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# your-say - Today's News
6 things you should really stop putting off
After you read this article, of course.
# your-say - Yesterday's News
Open Thread: Nominations for a WOMAN to receive the Freedom of Dublin, please!
There have been no female recipients of the award since 2000, when Aung San Suu Kyi was honoured.
Poll: Should fizzy drinks be banned from school vending machines?
Is this why our obesity levels are climbing?
# your-say - Monday 1 September, 2014
Poll: Should the Irish UN peacekeepers be pulled out of Golan Heights?
The Defence Minister has called for a UN review of the mission.
# your-say - Sunday 31 August, 2014
Poll: Should supervised injecting centres be introduced in Ireland?
The call has been made by people involved in providing services for drug users.
# your-say - Saturday 30 August, 2014
Poll: Should all third-level campuses go 'smoke-free'?
UCD is to ban the sale of tobacco products on campus from 1 September.
# your-say - Friday 29 August, 2014
Poll: Do you use online dating services?
Do you take out your phone to find someone to date?
# your-say - Thursday 28 August, 2014
Poll: Should a special scheme to help first-time buyers be introduced?
The aim of the possible scheme is to help out new house buyers' "creditworthiness".
# your-say - Wednesday 27 August, 2014
Poll: Should Enda Kenny do the Ice Bucket Challenge?
Everyone from Ben Affleck to George Bush have had a bucket of ice water chucked over them. Should our Taoiseach get involved?
# your-say - Tuesday 26 August, 2014
Poll: Have you done the Ice Bucket Challenge?
Everyone and their granny are chucking buckets of ice water over each other. Have you?
# your-say - Monday 25 August, 2014
Poll: Would you like to see income tax or the USC cut in the next Budget?
Which cut would be more beneficial for you?
# your-say - Sunday 24 August, 2014
Poll: Do you think community service should be given for less serious crimes?
Rather than blocking up the prisons with less serious offenders would community service be a more viable option?
# your-say - Saturday 23 August, 2014
Poll: Do you support this weekend's train strikes?
Legitimate grievance? Or shoddy behaviour?
# your-say - Friday 22 August, 2014
Poll: Should we have a referendum on the 8th Amendment?
Recent events have brought abortion back into the national debate.
# your-say - Thursday 21 August, 2014
Poll: Should graphic videos of terrorist acts be banned?
YouTube and Twitter have been removing footage of James Foley's execution in Syria.
# your-say - Wednesday 20 August, 2014
Poll: Do you find the cost of going to the dentist prohibitive?
The cost for some treatments can vary between counties by as much as €230.
# your-say - Tuesday 19 August, 2014
Poll: Should Varadkar have accepted the nurses' challenge?
The Minister for Health turned down an offer to observe a 12-hour shift in an Emergency Department.
# your-say - Monday 18 August, 2014
Poll: Would you be willing to pay a 'treatment tax' on alcohol?
There are calls in the UK to add a penny to price of each of unit of alcohol.
# your-say - Sunday 17 August, 2014
Poll: Who was your man of the match from today's Tipperary v Cork All-Ireland semi-final?
Did Seamus Callanan's brace make him a shoe-in, or were there better players on the field today?
Poll: Should high achieving Leaving Cert students get preference for campus accommodation?
Should those who got high points get special treatment?
# your-say - Saturday 16 August, 2014
Poll: Do you use public transport?
Are you reluctant to leave the car at home and jump on the bus or train?
# your-say - Friday 15 August, 2014
Poll: Do you care about the origin of your food?
A survey has found that most pork sold in butchers isn't of Irish origin.
# your-say - Thursday 14 August, 2014
Poll: Should bonus points be awarded for Leaving Cert science subjects?
And would it help stem the skills shortages in the tech and sciences industry?
# your-say - Wednesday 13 August, 2014
Poll: Were you happy with your Leaving Cert results?
Did you scream with joy, have a little cry, or let out a loud "meh"?
# your-say - Tuesday 12 August, 2014
Poll: Should drunk patients be charged more for A&E visits?
The suggestion has been raised in Northern Ireland that charges should be introduced to deter abuse of the system.
# your-say - Monday 11 August, 2014
Poll: Is the CAO points system fair?
Further proposals for a revamp of the Leaving Certificate have been reported this morning.
# your-say - Sunday 10 August, 2014
Poll: Should more action be taken to kick-start the property industry?
A top developer is calling for a "fast-track plan" so that demand can be met.
# your-say - Saturday 9 August, 2014
Poll: Are you happy with your broadband speed?
A subsidised scheme to guarantee minimum speeds in broadband blackspots is being wound down.
# your-say - Friday 8 August, 2014
Poll: Should the US go ahead with Iraq air strikes?
Obama said warplanes will launch strikes if neccessary – do you agree?
# your-say - Thursday 7 August, 2014
Poll: Should the cause of death be on every death certificate?
There are proposals for a shorter certificate that would leave this blank but this was criticised by a Kerry coroner yesterday. What do you think?
# your-say - Wednesday 6 August, 2014
Poll: Are you worried about another property bubble?
There have been warnings another one may be on the way – are you worried?
# your-say - Tuesday 5 August, 2014
Poll: Are penalties for using a phone while driving strict enough?
One in ten Irish motorists are still doing it – do we need harsher punishments to stop them?
# your-say - Monday 4 August, 2014
Poll: Should gardaí be tasked with improving quality of living?
Is this a positive move or should resources be focused on crime?
# your-say - Sunday 3 August, 2014
POLL: Who was your man of the match from today's Mayo v Cork All-Ireland SFC quarter-final
We want to hear who you think stood out today.
Poll: Should parents be assessed before they can homeschool their children?
Some argue that parents should not be as it is a constitutional right.
# your-say - Saturday 2 August, 2014
Poll: Do you support the planned rail strikes?
Are you on board?
# your-say - Friday 1 August, 2014
# your-say - Thursday 31 July, 2014
Poll: Do you pay into a private pension scheme?
A large number of people have abandoned their plans – are any of you paying for private pensions?
# your-say - Wednesday 30 July, 2014
Poll: How old is too old to still live with your parents?
Research today said rising rents could force people to stay living at home longer. At what age should a person fly the nest?
# your-say - Tuesday 29 July, 2014
Poll: Have you ever made an official complaint about a company?
Over 56,000 complaints were made to the National Consumer Agency alone. Do you kick up a fuss when you're not happy with a service?
# your-say - Monday 28 July, 2014
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Media stories of grains rotting in unkempt godowns gives an impression that our country has become the land of plenty and the problem is limited to managing and distributing available food stock.
To an extent this is true when one looks at the increase in foodgrains production over the past 60 years, producing nearly 245 million tonnes of food grains annually from a level of a mere 50 mt after Independence.
The production comes from a land base of around 195 million hectares (mha) of gross cropped area with net cropped area of about 140 mha, which have remained almost static in the last few years.
Nearly half of the arable land will have to depend on the monsoons even if all irrigation sources are fully developed.
Further increased production will have to, therefore, come from improved productivity/hectare.
India is one of the largest producers of many crops and agricultural products, but when we look at productivity/hectare, we rank approximately 10th in wheat and groundnut, 14th in cotton, 17th in rice, and 98th in pulses.
In many cases, our productivity/hectare is lower than of our neighbours - China, Pakistan or Bangladesh.
Productivity can be improved by ensuring better irrigation - through public or privately-owned modes, better use of farm equipments, and timely availability and use of better seeds, fertilisers (bio or chemical) and other inputs.
Availability and use of all these would depend a lot on availability of timely agricultural credit and also extension services.
And it is here that a huge problem is staring before us in the immediate future - a very silent structural change that is taking place in Indian agriculture and which has now acquired an alarming proportion - and on which, unfortunately, no one seems to be paying any attention.
The 141 mha in 1971 was operated by 70 million farmers, and by 2012, the same area is estimated to be operated by 140 million farmers.
In 1971, we had only 36 million marginal farmers and 10 million small farmers with an average operating area of 0.41 ha and 1.44 ha and by 2006, we had 84 million and 24 million marginal farmers and small farmers with an average operating area of 0.38 ha and 1.38 ha respectively.
At the same time, the 2.8 million large farms (> 10 ha) operating 50 mha decreased to one million farms operating only 18 mha.
The sub-division of land continues unabated, and we are now adding almost 10 million small and marginal farms every five years to our agricultural system.
This fragmentation of land has serious consequences in terms of owning and using modern technology and farm equipments, and also in provision of inputs including agricultural credit and extension.
The consequences are high transaction cost for farmers, banks and service providers, inability to own or finance farm equipment because of fluctuating incomes of tiny farmers and viability considerations, smaller volumes of produce reducing ability to negotiate at market place etc.
Higher cost of cultivation and lower incomes are a serious disincentive for farmers to continue farming.
No wonder that the NSSO 2003 data indicate that 40 per cent of farmers do not wish to continue cultivation.
Despite this wish to quit farming, farmers would not sell off their land as that is the last piece of insurance they have for times of acute distress.
So they continue farming, albeit inefficiently, so far as their production economics is concerned.
As farmers become more and more inefficient, agricultural production will always be at stress.
So, what is the solution?
The answer is rather simple: Enable aggregation.
We need to find ways that enable these small ownership holdings aggregate to minimum viable size of operating farms without the individual landowners losing their ownership rights.
Cooperative farming, collective farming, producers organisations, joint liability groups (JLGs), leasing out land, or contract farming are some possible ways of aggregation.
While the first three solutions are fraught with capital and managerial issues, and JLGs offer perhaps a temporary and an intermediate solution, a long-term solution can be seen only in leasing out land to individuals and in contract farming where the contract is evenly balanced.
Unfortunately, the present land laws in most states are based on land reforms carried out in the sixties and seventies, and were based on the maxim 'land to the tiller'.
Leasing out agricultural land is not permitted in most of the major agricultural states such as Bihar, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana area of Andhra Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, etc. except by Defence personnel, minors, disabled persons and the like.
In Rajasthan, owners can lease out land for a period of five years and must have a two-year break before leasing out again to the same tenant.
In West Bengal, land could be leased out only on share cropping basis with a fixed rent of 25 per cent of produce if the sharecropper purchases inputs and 50 per cent if the landowner purchases inputs.
Agricultural land can be leased out legally on a long-term basis in Punjab, Haryana, Assam, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, but only in Punjab, Haryana and Assam, the landowner has a continuing right of resumption and tenants do not acquire any rights on land whatsoever.
Despite the legal provision, over 80 per cent of agriculture is carried out on the basis of oral tenancy and not legally registered tenancy.
But, what is urgently required in every single State is a reform of the existing land reforms. Land leasing on a long-term basis needs to be made legal with an unequivocal undertaking that the tenant would acquire no right on land.
The tenants in such cases need to be individual cultivators and a ceiling of 5-10 ha on the aggregate land leased in could be perhaps be provided. The process of registration and documentation of the land lease needs to be simple and standardised, and it should be possible to register the land lease online.
This single step would catalyse minimum farm sizes where productivity enhancing investments become possible, and result in a volume of produce amenable to efficient storing, processing or marketing. Unless land leasing laws are modified urgently that allow leasing out land on long-term basis, even the benefits of commodity exchanges and market reforms will not reach the farmers.
We need to act before the production crisis hits us.
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A Swiss design firm are developing a rocking chair which generates power to recharge Apple products as it moves »
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An economic system in which you buy cycles instead of washing machines could "foster prosperity in a world of finite resources", states a report published by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation »
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Japanese author Morinosuke Kawaguchi argues in a book soon to be translated into English that subcultures should inform product roadmaps »
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A product design student at Brunel University, called Shaun Eldred, has come up with a GPS buggy that's able to track your movements and follow you »
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At least 10 teachers in Alabama have been accused of inappropriate relationships with students over the last three years, many resulting in formal rape and sodomy charges and convictions.
Most recently Stanhope Elmore High School teacher Jeffrey Stanton appeared in court Tuesday on a rape charge. It was a bombshell for the Millbrook community that many say they never saw coming.
On Wednesday, the State Board of Education voted to take over the Selma City School System after an investigation ignited in part by a teacher's inappropriate relationship with a student.
Latanglia Williams was indicted on charges of electronic solicitation of a child, school employee sexual contact and enticing a child. She is currently on unpaid administrative leave.
State Superintendent Dr. Tommy Bice says it's something the State Department of Education doesn't take lightly.
"We are working very closely with law enforcement because this is a criminal act. There would also be revocation implications for their teaching certificates so they would never have the chance to be with children again," Bice said.
Bice says inappropriate student-teacher relationships are the exception, not the rule -- accounting for less than six of the 40,000 educators in the state's public school system.
"We do background checks, but we don't have a test for stupid. That's what we are dealing with here," Bice said.
Based on national statistics, there may be more cases of teacher sexual misconduct. Some simply go unreported.
Child Protect Family Advocate Cristie De la Vega says children and teens are typically late reporters of child sex abuse.
"A lot of kids are embarrassed about what happened. They are shameful, they blame themselves, a lot of times they are afraid of the perpetrator," De la Vega said.
De la Vega says teens are much more hesitant to make the call than younger children, specifically those 12 and older.
"They are especially concerned about their peers. They wonder if anyone in their class is going to find out, 'are they going to know I'm in counseling?' There's a stigma that goes along with the things they are really concerned with," De la Vega said.
Stanton's case is schedule to before an Elmore County grand jury in April.
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For those of you wanting to watch your fat and calorie intake during meals, give this a try. Instead of pouring tons of fat and calories on your salad from unhealthy dressings, serve the dressing on the side. By dipping your fork in the dressing and then stabbing your greens or fruits, you could save hundreds of calories. To save even more squeeze a little lime juice and olive oil for taste, instead of creamy dressings.


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text: Nearly six years in the making, KOMA is a documentary that follows a young man's obsessive journey towards fulfilling his long-term dream, to paint his name on 1000 freight trains. For James, also known as Koma, graffiti goes far beyond the lawless act of scrawling his name on a wall. His ambition has forever been to brighten up the side of boxcars with his colorful and awe-inspiring art. For nearly a decade these freight trains have become traveling art exhibits taking his unconventional handiwork across the North American landscape for all to enjoy.


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Kathryn Bigelow has been challenging stereotypes and conventions both on screen and off. She is a woman director who has steered clear of chick flicks to deliver action films that kick butt on much of what her male counterparts are turning out. With more than two decades worth of films to her credit, she is finally raking in awards for The Hurt Locker. Here's a look back on her career.
'The Loveless' (1982)
Kathryn Bigelow actually began by studying painting at the San Francisco Art Institute. But she decided to turn to filmmaking and in 1982 made her feature film directing debut with The Loveless which she co-directed with Monty Montgomery. Borrowing from The Wild One, The Loveless casts Willem Dafoe as a Brando-esque biker causing trouble in the conservative deep South of 1959. Visually stylish film announced Bigelow as a talent to watch.
'Near Dark' (1987)
Near Dark remains Bigelow's best and freshest film. She gives the vampire film a noir Western twist with a bit of doomed romance thrown in for good measure. The word vampire is never mentioned, but Lance Henriksen heads a dysfunctional family of bloodsuckers cruising the Midwest for victims. Jenny Wright is the attractive girl who seduces and turns Adrian Pasdar. To quote Bill Paxton's character, "It's finger lickin' good."
'Blue Steel' (1989)
New Order: Substance, video "Touched By The Hand Of God" (1989)Bigelow also tried her hand at directing a music video. Bill Paxton appears and takes a Terminator-style punch at a car windshield.
'Point Break' (1991)
Say what you will about Point Break but it's made an indelible impact on pop culture. Keanu Reeves is a surfing FBI agent and Patrick Swayze plays his nemesis, a philosophizing crook that robs banks so he can afford to surf around the globe. The action comedy Hot Fuzz affectionately referenced the film and spoofed its male bonding. This one is "100% pure adrenaline!"
'Strange Days' (1995)
Ralph Fiennes plays a cop turned street-hustler that uncovers a police conspiracy in 1999 Los Angeles. Bigelow creates a flawed but visually audacious genre bending sci-fi thriller that taps into pre-millennial tensions. Bigelow has called it a "cautionary" tale and a "wake up call." It divided audiences and critics as it held up a mirror to a flawed society looking toward an uncertain future.
'The Weight of Water' (2000)
Adapted from Anita Shreve's novel, The Weight of Water interweaves two stories – one set in the 1870s, another in the present – but both dealing with women and jealousy. In the contemporary storyline, Catherine McCormack is a photographer who becomes obsessed with an unsolved murder mystery from the past. Ambitious and flawed, the film got very little distribution.
'K-19: The Widowmaker' (2002)
Bigelow delivers a taut submarine thriller about a mishap during the maiden voyage of Russia's first nuclear sub. Tensions rise as the crew tries to prevent a disaster. Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson may have wavering accents, but the film is well-paced and no-nonsense.
'Mission Zero' (2007, short)Bigelow falls off the map for a few years and then surfaces with this action short. It features Uma Thurman as a woman pursued by killers.
'The Hurt Locker' (2008)
But Bigelow returns to peak form in 2009 with this Iraqi war drama about a bomb specialist played by Jeremy Renner. A tense and surprisingly intimate portrait of a man who's not a gung ho warrior but who is addicted to a good adrenaline rush. It serves up an unconventional perspective on the war told in a straightforward, gritty style.


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The George Zimmerman case brought the "Stand Your Ground" defense to the forefront.
It gives you the right to use deadly force to protect your home, your car, yourself and others on your property.
But now, one murder case is on hold while the South Carolina Supreme Court makes big decisions about the law.
In a Columbia murder case, a man accused of breaking into a home and killing the man who lived there is trying to use the "Stand Your Ground" defense.
The attorney for Gregg Isaac says Isaac was defending himself because the man whose home he broke into was about to pull a gun.
The judge would not hold a hearing on the use of that defense, so the state Supreme Court will hear arguments on when during a trial a judge has to hold a hearing on the use of the "Stand Your Ground" defense.
Defense attorney Jack Swerling, who has argued several "Stand Your Ground" cases, says the Supreme Court is not going to decide whether "Stand Your Ground" applies in this case. "What they did is they stepped in on strictly a procedural issue, not the law, not the merits of the argument, but just whether or not he had a right to appeal it and whether or not the trial had a right to go forward," he says.
In fact, he says there's no way Isaac could win immunity using the "Stand Your Ground" law. "The statute itself says that you cannot be engaged in an unlawful act, so burglary clearly is an unlawful act, and therefore it should not be, and I don't believe it will be, available to him," he says.
But University of South Carolina law professor Ken Gaines says the Supreme Court still needs to clear up some confusion about how and when the law is applied. He says, "There's a question of whether or not can you still bring it up before the jury, if the judge rules against you on 'Stand Your Ground'? Can you still go ahead and argue your case to the jury?"
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"I want a divorce. Drew can have everything -- the house, the cars, the dog. I'm in love with someone else, a man who doesn't try to make me into something I'm not -- unlike Drew, who wants me to ditch my job, have children and stay home with them. I have no intention of doing that, at least not right now. Besides, with Drew away so much, and totally unavailable when he is here, what kind of father would he make, anyway?
"When we were engaged, Drew started looking for a house right away and told the Realtor that he wanted a place in a good school district. That surprised me -- we'd never even talked seriously about kids or schools -- but he seemed so happy that I never said anything. What keeps us going now isn't passion or romance, but decorating projects and financial planning.
"Ever since Drew launched his own brokerage company, he's been traveling constantly, and often at the last minute. He'll call from a taxi on the way to the airport to say, 'I'm off to Minneapolis.' Then I don't hear from him for days. When he returns, he runs around to the mechanic and the dry cleaner. I'd be happy just to go for a walk with him, but he's always in a rush to get things done.
"Yet when it comes to my own job, Drew is unsupportive. He never postpones any of his trips in order to attend my company's social functions, even though he knows they're important. He'd rather discuss adding a new deck to the house than ask me about the deals I've made. When I come home tired, he'll say something like, 'Maybe it's time to cut back on your hours -- or see what other jobs are out there.'


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Part-time season tickets to be trialled
Part time workers who commute into the capital could be in line for cheaper rail fares. The Government has announced it's going to trial a scheme on one major commuter line next year, but it hasn't yet chosen which it will be.
The plan is to offer discounted season tickets to people who don't have to come in to London every day, and comes after the success of flexible working during the Olympics. Nick Thatcher has the details.


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ASUS VivoTab TF810C - 11.6" - Atom Z2760 - Windows 8 - 64 GB Flash - 2 GB RAM
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The laptop that I use as a tablet.
by BobbySalvin on February 10, 2013
Pros: Thin and light tablet; thin and light laptop; Intel Atom Z2760 processor (the Atom processor because it runs all the x86 legacy programs while allowing for a true tablet form factor); Windows 8 for its versatility and speed; long battery life.
Cons: The touchpad is very sensitive and I've had to adjust to it; limited memory.
Summary: I have an Android tablet that I use for fun, but it was not a tablet I can use for work. I am a lawyer and wanted a computer that ...
Summary: I have an Android tablet that I use for fun, but it was not a tablet I can use for work. I am a lawyer and wanted a computer that I could use as a tablet in court or at meetings when I needed to be able to hold my computer like a notepad, such as when I am standing and speaking. This computer does that. Mostly I use it as a laptop because I need to type, but if I go to court, I can take the tablet off the dock and hold it in my hand like a notepad, but one that has my entire case file on it (for all my cases).
I bought the Asus 810c over the Samsung Ativ 500 or 700 because they did not have a battery in the dock. That caused them to be top heavy, and I read that they had connection problems with their docks. The Ativ 700 has more computing power but is too heavy and thick to use as a tablet. That is also the problem in my view with the Surface Pro. It is too thick and heavy to use as a tablet, and you can't even put it on your lap to use as a laptop. The surface also has a smaller 10 inch screen. Reviewers who like the Surface Pro put to much emphasis on raw computing power and not enough on the impractical form factor. If you want a usable tablet, it has to be thin and light. If you want to type on the device, you need to be able to dock it like a laptop and type on your lap.
I find that the Z2670 processor delivers crisp performance and handles all of the word processing, web surfing, and document manipulation I do with reasonable speed. More power would be nice, but only if the form factor is preserved. A tablet that is not thin and light is not useable as a tablet.
I have never seen the HP Envy 2 or the Lenovo Lynx, but they are built on the same Z2760 platform. They are less expensive, and might be better buys. Maybe Asus is charging more for build quality and appearance, which are good. The device comes with a carrying case that doubles as a tablet stand, and that is worth something. I don't feel as though I've overpaid. I realize I could have gotten a more powerful ultrabook for the same price, but it would not be a tablet. When you need a computer you can hold while standing, you need a tablet. I also considered the Lenovo Yoga 13, but thought it was too heavy to use as a tablet. Maybe the Yoga 11s will do, but it is not out yet.
The battery life on this device is in the range of 15 hours when docked. I leave home with the device charged up in the morning, and I just don't have to worry about plugging in.
The memory is limited. I have about 20 gigs left over after loading various apps and all of my work files. Eventually, I will get a high capacity micro sd card, but I do not plan on using this computer for a lot of media storage.
When the Windows 8 market place matures with more and better apps a Windows tablet such as the Vivotab will be the best.
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Okay for small things
by dart120 on November 26, 2013
Pros: Good for typing documents, the web and other basic computer things.
Cons: If you are expecting miracles from this laptop prepare to be disappointed
Tablet failed 3x (so far)
by Jams7 on June 26, 2013
Pros: Works great (when it works)
Long battery life especially with additional keyboard
Cons: Quits without notice. Simply won't turn on one day (and any data you don't have backed up will be gone)
Extremely poor customer service and website
Pricey tablet $800 retail additional keyboard another $200
Summary: Tablet failed after just a few weeks with no warning. Simply won't turn on. I have now found this is a common problem that ASUS either can't or ...
Summary: Tablet failed after just a few weeks with no warning. Simply won't turn on. I have now found this is a common problem that ASUS either can't or won't address. (Check Amazon reviews)
ASUS support and website is a nightmare that sends you in circles.
1st time tablet fails you have to pay to return it yourself.
Customer service never contacts you to let you know status and link they provide you with for your RMA gives little info.
After a couple of weeks a new tablet showed up at my door.
New tablet lasted a couple of months, then once again failed ...same problem. Black screen (You can hear the power button hum but nothing happens.
Sent it back for the 2nd time.
Couple weeks go by it is returned again no info provided on problem or status
Worked a week...then failed for the 3rd time.
(presently on its way back to ASUS)
4 emails and countless phone calls later I was finally told that at least one of the failures was due to the motherboard the rep couldn't tell me anymore than that.
Unfortunately, ASUS can't guarantee that when it comes back the problem won't occur again.
They won't offer a refund and I was told to contact the orgininal seller (in this case Adorama) who basically said sorry not their problem. So neither the seller or manufacturer will stand by their product.
My suggestion is unless you can afford the expense of this tablet and have plenty of time to spend dealing with poor customer service and packing and returning your tablet to ASUS (Plus the constant backing up and dealing with the threat of losing your data) You should probably steer clear and investigate another product.
I really wanted to like this but....
by kennyboye on February 28, 2013
Pros: Looks great, good form factor, legacy windows programs run without a hassle, docking hinge is strong but easy to disconnect, Windows 8 runs beautifully.
Cons: Frequent BSOD, trackpad inconsistent and switching off on wake from sleep, digitiser stopped recognising swipe gestures after a few weeks, keyboard not registering keys reliably, not recognising second battery, the list goes on.
Summary: This machine promises so much but is let down by being extremely buggy and inconsistent. I have been waiting for the windows 8 transformer like tablets for what seems like ...
Summary: This machine promises so much but is let down by being extremely buggy and inconsistent. I have been waiting for the windows 8 transformer like tablets for what seems like forever and purchased one the minute they became available in Australia. Out of the box it is a beautiful peice of kit and setup was a breeze. Metro (or Modern or whatever MSFT calls it now) is sweet and buttery smooth. Desktop programs installed and ran a lot faster that I had expected given the low power processor and the stylus implementation is great.
bugs started appearing; the trackpad wouldnt work from sleep, the second battery wasnt always recognised and occasionally the unit wouldnt shut off (or switch on) and the battery would run flat overnight. Often wouldnt wake from sleep and required a reboot to get started.
OK, early adopter and all that I was ready for some issues. Then the keyboard proved to be unreliable registering random keys (?sofware or hardware, not sure). Then the digitizer started doing weird things like registering pen input when the stylus was over 1cm away and refusing to register finger swipes from the side of the screen so I couldnt open the charms bar.
No worries, just refresh windows. Didnt work. Totally reinstall the OS and lose all my programs. Fair enough. Didnt work. Desperate times call for desperate measures, get on the forums and find out there are new drivers for the chipset. Installed them, didnt help.
Then I discovered that in Australia we have rubbish lemon laws which means that I had to mail the machine back to the retailer (not ASUS) who sat on it for 2 weeks before then sending it to ASUS where it seems to have gone into a black hole. ASUS in Australia didnt even seem to know the model existed and have provided no driver support in spite of a growing furore from similarly disaffected owners of this machine.
Reading the other review posted one could put my experience down to bad luck and sour grapes but I feel that people need to be aware that there are significant numbers of customers who are very disappointed with this computer. There appears to be some inherent flaws with either the hardware/software or both, and many people have commented that they feel the machine was not properly tested and debugged before being released.
If it worked as promised, I would have no hesitation in recommending it as a sexy and capable computer in spite of the compromises made in memory and processing power. Windows 8 is not just pretty it is fun to use and the battery life is excellent. But its just too unreliable and buggy. If and when ASUS address the above issues it may live up to its potential but until then, buyer beware!
- Manufacturer: Asus
- Part number: TF810C-C1-GR
- Description: Ultra-thin and ultra-light, VivoTab is perfect for on-the-go entertainment. Its brilliant 11.6" 1080p Full HD Super IPS+ display has vibrant colors and wide viewing angles that make is perfect for movie-watching, while ASUS TruVivid technology gives greater image clarity indoors and out. Quad speakers with SonicMaster audio technology gives incredible sound quality, too.
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Documenta Ophthalmologica
Documenta Ophthalmologica is an official publication of the International Society for Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision. The purpose of the journal is to promote the understanding and application of clinical electrophysiology of vision. Documenta Ophthalmologica will publish reviews, research articles, technical notes, brief reports and case studies which inform the readers about basic and clinical sciences related to visual electrodiagnosis and means to improve diagnosis and clinical management of patients using visual electrophysiology. Studies may involve animals or humans. In either case appropriate care must be taken to follow the Declaration of Helsinki for human subject or appropriate humane standards of animal care (e.g., the ARVO standards on Animal Care and Use).
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Seattle University and The Empty Space Theatre have developed a creative partnership that will bring The Empty Space as theater-in-residence to the Seattle University campus. The resulting partnership will maximize educational opportunities; increase the capacity for creation of new work; and develop new opportunities for Northwest artists and audiences.
"The creative collaboration between Seattle University and The Empty Space offers students exceptional opportunities to learn in collaboration with theatre professionals," comments president Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. "The partnership will contribute to the vitality of the Seattle arts community and provide a terrific new venue for theatre-goers."
The collaboration between Seattle University and The Empty Space Theatre is made possible by the construction of the new Jeanne Marie and Rhoady Lee, Jr. Center for the Arts, a $6.75 million arts center housing a 150-seat flexible space theatre scheduled to open in February 2006. Beginning in June 2006, The Empty Space Theatre will present its regular season at the Lee Center for the Arts. The company will also present an annual co-production with Seattle University. The first co-production will open in April 2007.


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MIAMI (AP) _ The number of homeowners caught in the wave of foreclosures in October grew 25 percent nationally over the same month in 2007, data released Thursday showed.
More than 279,500 U.S. homes received at least one foreclosure-related notice in October, an increase of 5 percent over September, according to RealtyTrac Inc. One in every 452 housing units received a foreclosure filing, such as a default notice, auction sale notice or bank repossession.
NEW YORK (AP) _ IBM Corp. is throwing its considerable weight behind an idea that seemed to have faded: broadband Internet access delivered over ordinary power lines.
NEW YORK (AP) _ IBM Corp. is throwing its considerable weight behind an idea that seemed to have faded: broadband Internet access delivered over ordinary power lines.
WASHINGTON - The government and the mortgage industry are launching the most sweeping effort yet to help troubled homeowners by speeding up the process for renegotiating hundreds of thousands of delinquent loans held by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency, which seized control of the two mortgage finance companies in September, announced the plan Tuesday along with other government and industry officials, including Hope Now, an alliance of mortgage companies organized by the Bush administration last year.
ATLANTA (AP) _ It costs a lot to be 'working poor' - especially in metro Atlanta.
A single parent of three in Gwinnett County needs to make more than $62,000 a year to avoid going on government assistance, according to the author of a new report that examines the most basic costs of living for families in each of Georgia's 159 counties.
Among the businesses that allowed employees to wear costumes on was VIP Office Furniture & Supply in Hinesville.
Jeffery Arnold, a director for The Heritage Bank, recently graduated from the Community Bankers Association of Georgia's Bank Directors' College, a part of the Community Bankers University.
The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Court Barry Wilkes' office from Sept. 15-26. The listings include the names of the sellers and buyers, the book and page where the deed can be found in deed books maintained in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be the subdivision and/or Georgia Militia District where it is located. Refer to the accompanying map for the GMD numbers.
Valeria West of Hinesville has been included in the merit list for the summer quarter at Swainsboro Technical College.
When the construction site across from Liberty Regional Medical Center becomes the Hinesville Professional Center, John Carnes, owner of John Carnes construction, hopes it will be a hub for area professionals. Carnes owns the center and the land it's being built on. He plans to lease spaces when it's complete.
Even more decisions hang in the balance Tuesday as the Federal Communication Commission will vote on a proposal that could mean increased telephone and Internet service rates for much of the country.
In an effort to showcase Hinesville's holiday spirit and encourage residents to take advantage of local holiday shopping opportunities, the first of two downtown holiday open houses opens today from 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
When they noticed a disparity in many contracted projects for women and minorities, members of the Liberty County Development Authority decided to take on a Minority/Women Business Enterprise initiative.
It was another good year at the state fair for Brewer's Christmas Tree Farm. The locally owned and operated business earned the most blue ribbons for Christmas trees (10 of 15
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 48 of Hinesville recently presented a plaque of appreciation to Rick Place, general manager of NaCon Body Shop, for the support his business has given to the DAV during its 2008 fundraisers. Chapter Commander Garlon Penland presented the plaque.
The Hinesville Area Board of Realtors held it's annual basket auction Oct. 15 at Coastal EMC in Midway.
Tom Hassett joined Coastal Home Care's leadership team as the chief operating officer.
Ludowici B-B-Q held its grand opening last week, bringing another eatery into Long County.
ATLANTA - Metro Hinesville's unemployment rate for July was 9.3 percent, up 0.5 percent from 8.8 percent in June, the state Department of Labor reported this week.
The Hinesville-Fort Stewart metropolitan statistical area recently was featured in the top 2 percent of MSAs nationwide for its workforce attributes in Area Development magazine's 100 Leading Locations for 2014.
The Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission on Tuesday approved a revised subarea land-use map for the Fleming community.
During its Monday morning meeting, the Liberty County Development Authority approved the site plan for SNF Chemtall's warehouse expansion, Floquip. The approved plan included some variances, such as removing three parking spaces from the visitors' entrance in the cul-de-sac. It also included an exception to the minimum-standard required between the truck/visitors driveway and employee driveway.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce recently added Melissa Bloom to its staff as administrative assistant. She replaces Krista Maines, who recently moved to the finance-assistant position.
Georgia's net tax collections for July totaled nearly $1.49 billion for an increase of $78 million, or 5.5 percent, compared to the month-ended July 2013, according to Gov. Nathan Deal.
Dr. James Graham owns and directs Excelsior Ambulance Service, Long County's new service provider. He addressed the county commission Aug. 5.
MidCoast Regional Airport's Local Joint-Management Board on Thursday approved a new fuel-supply service contract with World Fuel Service.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce recently added Krista Maines to its staff as administrative assistant.
The Liberty County branch of Ameris Bank recently donated $1,500 to the 2014 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) marketing campaign.
Jones Medical Equipment, with support from the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce, held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the company's one-year anniversary Aug. 1 at 481 E.G. Miles Parkway in Hinesville.
John Caravella, a Vietnam veteran and board member of Veterans Heart Georgia, was the guest speaker Tuesday at the Hinesville Rotary Club's weekly meeting at the La Quinta Inn & Suites.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Andre Roberson and Carlon Brown each scored 17 points as the sixth-seeded Colorado Buffaloes recorded their second upset in as many days by downing the second-seeded California Golden Bears 70-59 in the semifinals of the Pac-12 Tournament at the Staples Center.
Austin Dufault added 15 points and Nate Tomlinson scored 10 points, six of which came in the first few minutes of the game, for Colorado (22-11) which will have to pull one more upset to make it to the NCAA Tournament, as the Buffaloes will face fourth-seed Arizona in the title game.
Allen Crabbe topped the California (24-9) scoring list with 18 points while Justin Cobbs added 15 and Jorge Gutierrez chipped in 10. The Golden Bears will now have to wait to see if their resume was strong enough to warrant an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.
Colorado came out of the gates firing and ripped off a 12-2 run, capped by back-to-back three pointers from Tomlinson, to open the game. California clawed their way back and trailed only 28-27 going into the locker room by shooting 47.8 percent in the first twenty minutes.
In the second half Colorado erupted again and shot at a 59.1 percent clip while turning in a 15-for-18 performance from the free throw line to stretch it's lead into double digits and push past the Golden Bears.
California had 17 turnovers while Colorado coughed it up only nine times. The Golden Bears lost despite a 31-25 edge on the boards.
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — UCLA's Adam Plutko says he has confidence his teammates will give him enough run support to win in the College World Series finals against Mississippi State. The Bruins go into the best-of-three finals Monday night in Omaha, Neb., after having produced just eight runs in their last three games. Plutko said Sunday he'll go to the mound for Game 1 worried only about his performance.
CHICAGO (AP) — Ryan Sweeney had a career-high six RBIs, including a three-run homer, and the Chicago Cubs routed the Houston Astros 14-6 Sunday. The center fielder drove in runs in each of his first four at-bats, capping the stretch with his longball to right-center field.
SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Martin Truex Jr. snapped a 218-race winless streak with an easy victory Sunday on the road course at Sonoma Raceway. It was just the second win of Truex's career, first since Dover in 2007. It put Michael Waltrip Racing in Victory Lane for the second year in a row after Clint Bowyer won here last season.
SUNRIVER, Ore. (AP) — Corey Prugh had six straight birdies and shot an 8-under 63 in light rain Sunday for a share of the first-round lead with Rod Perry in the PGA Professional National Championship. Prugh and Perry broke the course record on Sunriver Resort's Meadows course.


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Sentinels' future bright despite loss to Voorheesville
AMSTERDAM — The Ticonderoga Sentinels knew Voorheesville's Mike Young could be dangerous at the plate, so when he came up in the third inning with two runners on, they intentionally walked him. Kristian Singh made them pay for that.
Singh drove in all three base runners to give the Blackbirds a 3-1 lead and they went on to a 10-3 win in an NYSPHSAA Clas C baseball regional final Tuesday at Shuttleworth Park. Voorheesville, from Section II, advanced to this weekend's final four.
"Everyone on our team can hit," Singh said. "I would trust anyone with a bat on this team."
Ticonderoga pulled ahead 1-0 in the top of the third when Jordan Woods flew a ball to the right-field fence and Miles Austin was awarded home plate after a runner-interference call. But Voorheesville (19-7) started to take over in the bottom of the inning, when Singh hit his three-run double. In the fourth, the Blackbirds took advantage of four walks and a couple of passed balls as they added four more runs. Then they tacked on two runs in the fifth to take a 9-1 lead.
The Sentinels (12-8) went through four pitchers, with starter Ryan Trudeau going three innings and taking the loss.
"We knew going in that (Nico) Church and Young, the one and three hitters, were very good. So we did our best to try to limit the situations they had," Ticonderoga coach Dan Dorsett said. "But we ran out of situations where we could keep people off the base in front of them. And when you get behind in the count, eventually you've gotta throw them that pitch."
Church had a double, a single and an RBI, while Young hit an RBI single. Singh went the distance on the mound, striking out eight and walking four. He said he was focused on pitching, and his success at the plate was just "a blessing." And batting clean-up behind Young makes things easier.
"It's actually a great feeling, because you know what? Every time I've gotten up, Mike's already gotten half of my job done," Singh said. "So the pressure always gets off of me. It's much more relaxed."
Jordan Woods led Ticonderoga offensively with two hits, including a double, and an RBI.
The Sentinels started a rally in the sixth, loading the bases. Mark Donohue sacrificed in a run, and then Ty Denno hit an RBI single.
Ticonderoga will lose four seniors, but Dorsett said it was important for the underclassmen to finish the game strong.
"We've got 10 kids coming back, and if they finished the game the wrong way, then we've already started next season wrong," Dorsett said. "So we wanted to come back no matter what the score was to show that we had some life in us and be positive at the end of the game."
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Liebherr Premium Plus 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator: Custom Panel - Left Hinge
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- Type of control: Digital temperature display in the MagicEye
- SuperFrost: quantity-controlled
- Material door shelves: Glass with stainless steel trim
- Interior light, refrigerator compartment: LED
- Number of BioFresh safes: 0
- FrostSafe-System: with completely enclosed, white drawers
- IceMaker: Water tank
- Door hinges: right fix
- Net capacity, freezer compartment [l]: 122
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- Total net capacity, refrigerator compartment of which is refrigeration only [l]: 278
- Net capacity of refrigerator compartment in cubic feet: 9.8
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