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One thing I learned during a week stay in Rochester, Ny was that Wegmans was a must stop location every time I saw one during my time in the area. Seems like every day I stopped in a differant one to stock up on food for breakfast, lunch, snacks and,of course, for quality adult malt, hops, yeast and water beverages.
Large grocery store with several discrete areas, expect a huge variety of all things food, fresh veggies, meats/fish/cheese, as well as a better then respectable variety of BA worthy beer options. Nice job on local western NY spots as well as the expected national, regional and foreign heavy hitters. Do not come for rarities, but do come for a servicable selection of the good stuff.
The Wegman's stores were a life saver for thier convenience, quality, value and wide range of food and and beer options during my visit to the area.
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06-06-2014 04:42:29 | More by russwilliam
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Love Wegmans. Its my favorite grocery store in the states. Great selection for some pretty fair prices. Organized very well too. The line up everything by state or country then put it alphabetically. I wish I had more space in my luggage to take some more stuff back to Florida. There is alot of stuff here that we can't get. i.e Wachusett. I did pick up an Ommegang Chocolate Indulgence. Lovely in the chilly weather. I didn't have to be helped so I couldn't tell you about the knowledge of the staff.
12-31-2010 16:16:00 | More by bernardus1212
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What can I say? Wegmans is quickly realizing the importance of craft brewing and has recently improved their selection of craft brews immensely. I have never seen such an impressive selection offered in a grocery store. Belgium, Germany, UK, US, Canada, and Asia, all represented nicely in a section of Wegmans dedicated to craft brews and imports. A decent selection of Belgian beers too, which I am happy to see. Growlers available in the walk-in. Not bad pricing at all, most of the beers are a bit cheaper than Beers of the World. Thank you, Wegmans!
01-20-2009 00:15:43 | More by DmanGTR
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i'm glad i waited to review this place, it's your typical chain grocery that used to have a moderate selection, but must've recently revamped their beer section by moving a great deal of craft beers into the international section ; in the cooler, the usual array of macros both Am. and imports is impressive in itself, but along w/ some craft 6's & 12's are growlers from a local craft brewery ; i move on to the new section where i find my missing Ommegang stuff that used to be in the cooler and am amaged at the amount of bombers this store carries, i was in a rush so i can't name them all, but alot of NY stuff & unibroue (of course), i'll have to beerspy them later, the prices were also quite reasonable, overall i was very impressed, i've never seen a grocery store w/ this level of beer before...
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Volusia County will install a new revolving door at its DeLand library branch. The total cost for the project will be $93,000.
The branch currently has sliding glass doors, and each time they open, air conditioning, energy and your tax dollars go rushing out, officials say. County Library Director Lucinda Colee tells me a thousand people go through the doors each day."Revolving door systems tend to be about 8 times more energy efficient than sliding doors."What the county could not say was how much money it will save, or how long it will take the County to recoup the 93 thousand dollar investment. County Chairman Jason Davis says the County will invest in items that will save money in the long run."It comes out of the general fund. It's one of the public services that we do. We have to take care of this business, take care of that particular public building, and that's what we are here to do."Lucinda Colee tells FOX 35, each time the sliding glass doors open, humidity also enters the library, and that is not good for the books."Because they just absorb all that moisture, and you know it can lead to mold and mildew, and even rippling if there's a lot of humidity, and it basically destroys the materials over a period of time."
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Many of us file our taxes and either get a refund or pay Uncle Sam.
However, more and more people are filing and then finding out someone else has already filed *your* taxes. It happened to a Savannah woman while she was recovering from a massive stroke.
Former Rhythm Riot frontwoman and Savannah musician Lori Stuart fought for her life, and now, wants to fight her identity thieves.
"To say I am livid about this is the understatement of the year," Stuart said, speaking instead of blinking like she did to communicate two years ago.
Once a feisty rock singer always a feisty rock singer.
Two years ago, Lori Stuart defied doctors who gave her no chance to live after a massive stroke. She's not only talking, but she is breathing fire.
"I'd cuss them out," she said.
Hooked up to an oxygen tank, breathing with a tube in her throat and confined to a motorized chair, Lori Stuart held nothing back recalling how she found out someone not only stole her identity, but filed a tax return in her name, using her social security number.
"I was mad. I felt betrayed," Stuart said.
"Given everything that has happened to Lori over the last two years, to have this happen, I'm just....speechless," Rob Stuart, Lori's husband, told WTOC.
Rob Stuart said last month, the IRS sent him a letter denying his joint tax return. The IRS told him Lori already filed one. Rob knew that wasn't true, since, as a musician, she hadn't filed one in years and didn't work the last two years.
He immediately suspected identity theft.
"I was shocked. That's what I do for a living. I teach network security. I'm just shocked her information was stolen," Stuart said. "I can say for a fact it wasn't something that happened here, like malware or anything like that."
The Stuart's received a letter from a creditor saying Lori's information was stolen and they filed a police report.
They pray the thieves get caught.
"I want to prosecute them to the fullest. It's a fraud. It's a felony," Stuart said.
"Between January and June we get inundated with these cases," Det. Ray Woodberry, Savannah-Chatham Metro Police Financial Crimes Unit, told WTOC. "We probably get three or four a week during that time period."
Woodberry says all it takes is your social security number getting into the wrong hands.
They counterfeit a W-2 and they use that to file your taxes," he said.
The chances of catching the identity crooks are slim.
"It can be anybody. Anybody who got your social security number, a neighbor, family member or total stranger," he said.
"If it turns out it's someone who knows her who take advantage of her, it's just...despicable," Rob Stuart said.
The thieves did get a few hundred dollars refund. Lori has something else to give them.
"I would tell them they are sick," she said.
She give them a piece of her mind.
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Two weeks ago the Ravens cornerback learned that one of the victims, 7 year old Josephine Gay and her family were from Baltimore. Nicknamed Joey, her favorite color was purple and her family loves the Baltimore Ravens.
"It touched my heart because someone that young never will be able to grow up and experience life," said Johnson.
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LOS ANGELES -- The Detroit Pistons dropped another game on the west coast. But there was one highlight sure to be replayed all season long.Guard Brandon Jennings was on the fast break threw the ball off the glass for a big Andre Drummond dunk. The play (see above) brought "showtime" to L.A.Jennings finished with 23 points and 14 assists. But the Lakers were too much for the Pistons, winning 114-99.The Pistons are now 3-6 on the young season. They take on the New York Knicks Tuesday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
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"If that Swann lad is the future of spin bowling in this country, then we're ****ed." - Nasser Hussain, 1997.
AV-B is such a precious prick. According to The Guardian he's having a monk on about the Spurts having the temerity to talk to other candidates for 'Arry's old position.
WAC. When the names on the list include men like Moyes, Blanc & Rangnick, none of whom's jockstrap he's fit to carry, he's got a ****ing nerve.
Hope they recruit him. Will be absolutely ****ing hilarious watching his pissy self-regard crash and burn again.
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Code:47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out!
Uninspiring perhaps, but there's no denying he's done a really good job. Especially when you consider how dire Everton were when he took over.
Boss has been offered Leeds
"Can we buy it, build a casino and shut the football club down?"
Leeds has a casino licence approved for the ground so it is a reasonable question
Still waiting for the reply
Edit: Bye bye Bendtner, Chamakh, Arshavin, Denilson & Vela.
Edit #2: Hopefully not bye bye Robin.
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Who wants to get rid of the car tax?
If you're like most Connecticut taxpayers, chances are you thought to yourself, I do! I do! But if you're the leader of a municipality or a member of your town's finance board, you probably broke out into a cold sweat.
Few would argue that the Connecticut state car tax is hugely regressive; it's also unpopular and sending those checks every year is annoying, to be sure. But ask yourself: would you rather pay the car tax as it stands now or possibly face a steep increase in your property taxes?
During last week's budget address, Governor Dannel Malloy pointed to the elimination of the car tax as a centerpiece of his fiscal plan, along with some other political gimmickry that has legislators and watchdogs shaking their heads in confusion.
The problem is this: municipalities depend on the estimated $560 million the car tax raises to fund local budgets. As proposed, Malloy's budget does not include a way for municipalities to recoup this lost tax revenue. Since money doesn't grow on trees (except maybe in Greenwich), municipalities will have to figure out a way to get this revenue back on the books. Probable result? Increased property taxes.
If passed as is, the new budget will exempt the first $20,000 of a car's assessed value from the tax. Taxpayers in affluent communities may see their taxes go up twice, because those who own cars worth more than $20K will have to pay that tax, plus make up the revenue of those who don't. And their property taxes may go up anyway.
Republicans now face an odd choice: criticize Malloy for "cutting" taxes or support the cut and potentially wind up in deeper financial waters at home.
It's unfortunate the governor, who campaigned two years ago on increasing transparency and eliminating one-time budget fixes, is now resorting to the same gimmickry he once criticized. And unfortunately, the shenanigans don't end there.
Business leaders are complaining that tax hikes due to expire will now be extended under the proposed budget (is a retained tax hike the same thing as raising taxes? The Gov says no). Plus, in a picture perfect example of the sort of unintended irony only government can accomplish, the new budget, presented in a new "streamlined" fashion, caused enormous confusion among legislators who can't find where line items are located.
But wait! There's more! In still more budget trickery, Malloy cuts Medicaid coverage for poor parents and aid to hospitals, both of which will presumably benefit from the shift to Obamacare.
The winner? Insurance companies, who will furnish the coverage, while raising rates for everyone else.
Insurance companies will also benefit from the elimination of a state Healthcare Advocate unit funded by the insurance industry that recovers Medicaid funds paid in error. Budget Director Benjamin Barnes said the unit hasn't been effective, but State Healthcare Advocate Victoria Veltri told the Connecticut Mirror the unit uncovered serious processing errors. It was also hampered by bad data.
But back to the car tax, which may wind up hurting us more than it helps. How will municipalities make up the revenue they so desperately need? With drastic cuts or higher taxes, or maybe even both.
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First-year CB LeQuan Lewis has been involved in 15 roster transactions with four NFL teams since May, but his travels have exposed him to some outstanding mentors
LeQuan Lewis' first go-round in the NFL was fairly typical for an undrafted rookie. He signed on with Tennessee after the draft (atypically, that signing was actually in July due to the 2011 work stoppage), went to camp with the Titans, was waived during the final cuts and set about waiting for his next opportunity.
Lewis came back for that second chance in 2012, signing with the Oakland Raiders in May. That's when things started to go in a very different direction. Or many different directions, to be more accurate.
Since that initial signing with the Raiders on May 14, Lewis has been involved in 15 NFL transactions with four different teams. He has put on silver, green and pewter helmets. He has seen two different practice squads; been waived on the actual day of a game; been put up in a hotel by a team to wait while not on a roster; and even played for and against the same team in the regular season.
And last Sunday, with Tampa Bay clinging to a seven-point lead and trying to hold off Philip Rivers and the Chargers, Lewis came up with the interception that sealed the victory and put the Buccaneers over .500 for the first time since Week One. Believe it or not, Lewis thinks all of his bouncing around in the spring, summer and early part of fall helped prepare him for that big moment. He doesn't regret a moment of it.
"Some guys in the newspaper in New York called me a journeyman, and it's exactly that," he said. "I knew at some point, just waiting and being patient, I was going to find somewhere, someplace, a team where I would fit into their team and their organization. Finally, I think I may have found a home, rather than just bouncing around."
To summarize, Lewis' 2012 travels began in Oakland until he was waived in June. He was signed by the Jets midway through the preseason, but was subsequently waived and re-signed twice more before being added to New York's practice squad. He was signed off that practice squad to the Cowboys' active roster, and he played three games for Dallas, including one against Tampa Bay, before being waived again. He was then signed by the Buccaneers to their practice squad; was promoted to the active roster and played in one game; was cut again in Week Eight on the afternoon of the team's Thursday night game in Minnesota so that Da'Quan Bowers could be activated from PUP; was signed back to Tampa Bay's practice squad; and was then promoted again before the San Diego game.
And he insists that all of that is more confusing than it sounds, and that the various experiences all piled on top of each other have actually made it easier for him to fit in quickly in a new home and a new playbook. He also thinks that practicing against the likes of Cowboys receivers Dez Bryant and Miles Austin, and alongside the likes of Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie, has significantly helped his game.
"No, it's not confusing at all," he said, with no trace of weariness or bitterness in his voice. "I think it kind of helps me. If I've been in another playbook and I'm familiar with it already, it's kind of like I'm turning and going back over everything again. I'm learning from great DBs, I'm learning from great receivers. Through this bouncing around I've been able to guard some of the best receivers, and learn from the best. The game slowed down for me, actually. It didn't speed up at all."
It's Lewis who has sped up as the NFL game has come into focus for him. And it is almost surely his speed that has bought him this chain of opportunities. He has been clocked at 4.29 in the 40-yard dash and says he can run a 4.3 at any time. "I believe I'm the fastest guy out there," he says, and he just may be right.
It's attractive to coaches," said the former Arizona State standout about his swiftness. "Now, putting everything together with this speed is what's going to make me a great player."
That speed could also make him valuable to the Buccaneers in more ways than one, and that's often the key to a young player holding onto a roster spot. With primary kickoff return man Arrelious Benn injured and inactive last Sunday, Lewis stepped into that job in a surprise move by Greg Schiano and the coaching staff. He got only one chance and it didn't go well, as he briefly muffed the kick and thus was unable to get his return past the 10-yard line. But he believes he'll get another shot at it, and he has plenty of experience from his ASU days, including a 104-yard TD return that nearly sparked an incredible comeback against USC.
Lewis would have appreciated another chance to run back a kickoff and redeem himself, but the rest of San Diego's kicks were too deep to return. Instead, he made the play the Bucs desperately needed on defense in crunch time. He might not have even been in that position if starting right cornerback Eric Wright hadn't left the game in the first half with an injury, bumping rookie Leonard Johnson up a notch and creating a need at nickel back.
"I had to make that play to erase that kickoff return that I had in that game," said Lewis. "I mean, I did forget it after it happened, but I kind of think that interception trumped it. I felt like I lifted my confidence and my team's confidence in me. And it came at a good time, to seal the game. That was a great opportunity, and I took it."
And it appears as if it has bought him some more opportunities.
"Were all trying to figure out what he can do but we didnt have a choice on Sunday and he stepped up and did a good job," said Schiano. "That should earn him more playing time this week and well see how he does.
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We haven't had very good luck with speedy players before. Hopefully great coaching will change that with Lewis.
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Wouldn't get too comfortable. He's far back in depth on one of the worst secondaries in the NFL.
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The fact he was in the game speaks well of him. I'd say. Getting an INT late says even more; that was not an easy pick...
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— The Cass County Roosters are hosting their fifth annual Salute to the Armed Forces Gala in honor of those who received the Purple Heart during their service.
The event, scheduled for Saturday at Angie's Catering and Cakes, will have food, drinks and a band, Tuxedo Junction, followed by a silent auction. The doors open at 5 p.m. Saturday, and the program starts at 7 p.m.
The event in its first four years has benefited a number of veterans-related causes, including scholarships honoring Shawn Hensel and Kenneth McAninch, the two Cass County soldiers who lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan. Money from the event has also gone toward restoration of the World War II Roll of Honor outside the City Building and the Civil War Memorial at Mount Hope Cemetery.
The Roosters say the annual gala has raised from $20,000 to $43,000 each year, and this year's proceeds will be divided between two causes, the Heroes Among Us program that seeks to take veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit the war memorials and a plan to create a park honoring veterans complete with a limestone statue honoring each branch of the military.
The gala has become a great tradition, and each program has featured emotional moments as residents pay tribute to the men and women who have laid down their lives in service to their country. This year's event will be no exception as the Roosters honor recipients of the Purple Heart.
Sen. Randy Head will be the keynote speaker, outlining the history of the Purple Heart. All Purple Heart recipients will be admitted free.
The program will honor veterans such as Bob Powell, who received two Purple Hearts while serving in the infantry during World War II. Powell, a retired Logansport Police Department officer, suffered his battle wound when he was 18. He was on Omaha Beach five days after D-Day when a bullet entered his arm and came out through his chest. He turned just in time, he said, to avoid a gunshot to the heart.
The chance to honor veterans such as Powell, who just turned 87, is worth the cost of admission, but the event will also give local residents a chance to support some great causes.
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EAST PEORIA, Ill. -- Dozens of vendors from across the Midwest parked their trains at Illinois Central College.
Hundreds of model train collectors and fans took part in the annual Peoria Train Fair.
"I'd like to think that every generation would be influenced to take this up. But it's hard to say what people are going to do," said River City Railroad Club President, Don MacGregor.
Many brought their children for the first time.
"We have a little wooden train at home but it doesn't go on it's own like this. So, he's really loving this," said local grandmother Deanna Detar.
Others came as vendors selling their large collection of trains.
"I'm glad to see it's not just video games these days and computers because back when I was a kid we played with something not just a video," said vendor Gerald Franzen.
The Train Fair ran from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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- sleeps 6
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Now Taking Reservations For Fall and Winter 2014-2015
Even more comfortable with recent renovations: New living room furniture, new fireplace (gas), ceramic tile flooring in kitchen and two baths, and hallway, new sliding glass door in living room. We like things to be nice and our repeat customers agree.
Nice views of Mt. Royal.
This is a well decorated two bedroom, two bath condo in Frisco is in walking distance to free bus to all the Summit County ski areas; Keystone, A Basin, Breckenridge and Copper Mtn. and 25 minutes to Vail. WiFi in unit and in the club house.
Located next to the clubhouse on the first floor with easy access to the parking under the building. Large master bedroom with queen bed which has a new Sealy Posture-Pedic mattress, second bedroom has two twin beds, pull out sleeper couch in living
room with gas fireplace. Three TV's, DVD and VCR. Wall to wall carpet and nicely decorated. Fully equipped kitchen with microwave, full range, dishwasher, garbage disposal and refrig. Dining area table seats 6. Large deck with two sliding glass doors from unit. Underground parking.
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Percy Harvin returned 'in a good frame of mind,'
Notebook: Percy Harvin returned 'in a good frame of mind,' coach says
With time to think about this during the long time we haven't seen Harvin, it makes sense to do what we can to sign pH to a long term contract.
He is a valuable part of this team. He makes the team more dynamic.
I think that AP needs to talk to him (if AP believes it needs to be done) and say to pH that we need you. AP is the man. If pH doesn't respect this gesture and thinks he is bigger that AP, then pH need to go.
This is a team sport. Yes egos can get in the way of a team and if he lets his get in the way thinking he is worth more than the Viking will want to pay, then let him go.
AD should respect Harvin's decision whatever it is.
Why stop there, why don't we just have AD say to all the FA we want to keep, "We need you. I am the man. If you won't be a team player & sign this contract for far less than you're worth, then you must think you're better than me, you're disrespecting me & it's time for you to go."
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
02-06-2013, 06:22 AM #3Percy Harvin recently returned for his exit physical but acknowledged the talented-but-volatile receiver's future remains up in the air.
Again, If there's no new contract in place when FA hits, Spielman better have a better plan for a WR than he's had in the past as he sits idle while the better FA WR's sign elsewhere.
Even if we keep Harvin, we still need a deep threat WR.
Tick-toc. FA is just a little over 1 month away.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
Percy Harvin returned 'in a good frame of mind,'
Agreed. We must have a deep threat WR which will improve the running game even more as well as clear out the middle for Percy. Oh, and maybe a QB that can occasionally hit that "deep threat".None
One, (the X) will see 2 - 5 throws a game. The other, (the Z) will see 10 - 15 throws a game. Inside the red zone, a guy isn't going to run deep. On 3rd downs you are typically looking at something between 5-15 yards.
Look I get that you want to see the ball chucked deep all the time, but the reality of the matter is our scheme doesn't dictate that, nor does AD need the top lifted off to get his yards.
In the end we need to resign Percy (Y) and keep working wright as his backup, draft a Z (Allen, Patterson, Hopkins, Dobson, Hunter)d possibly sign someone like a young FA coming off his first contract (Love Ramses Barden) and bring back Simpson as the X and you will have a very effective WR corps.
Its just silly talk to keep chanting we need a deep threat.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Marrdro, I agree, our whole game is based in the short area, but that is what is making it easier to defend, easier to stack up, clog up, and shut down.
I also agree that we need to upgrade the Z possession guy...to have the speed to get open deep!
Our deep threat doesn't have to get 10 targets a game, he only needs 2 or 3 if they connect for large gains and/or TDs, and then the Threat part takes over, making the enemy defend more field, and thus giving AP and PH and even Rudolf a bit more wiggle room to bust loose. A guy with the speed/moves to get open quickly even makes the OL look better and improves the whole offense, giving us more first downs, and thus giving the defense a better chance to succeed too.
In today's NFL, even with possibly the greatest RB ever, you need multiple threats who can get open deep. It is the new speed of the game. Sure, I love that the 49ers and Ravens are both relatively old school, run first & play defense type teams!! But, you gotta admit, they definitely have the "threat" of completing a deep pass too.Control the line, control the time, and give your D a chance to shine!!
"Balance it on end and thats the third side of the coin!!" -wookiefoot
With threats like Percy and AD teams will have to cheat up in the box (we want them to, hell we encourage it) and when they start doing that then you will see things open up for a Z and a couple of shots to the X. That will then have a trickle down effect when it comes to those shots deep.
To sit here an try to say (and you know I'm not saying you specifically) that we need to start taking shots deep first so that we can open up the other stuff just flies in the face of how the scheme is actually called.
Go back to the beginning of the year when AD was struggling. Percy and Rudy were pretty effective and to a certain extent guys like Jenkins were helping in a bit at the Z. That was because of what we did close to the line, which opened things up a bit deeper. Problem was, we really didn't have anybody at the Z and with Simpson out 3 games, the X suffered as well.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
One thing is for certain. We either need to get him locked up or trade him now. It would be awful to lose another talented wide receiver that we drafted in FA.
He was the best player on the team while he was playing this season at a position that we're weak at. He's also the best kick returner in the game. I say let's lock him up, draft a Z, and give Simpson one more shot. If we draft well, I think we could have pretty solid receiving core.
Marty, I always thought the x, y, or z designations came down to positioning within a formation, and not necessarily role. Though there may be characteristics that many Zs or Xs share. From my understanding, a Z is a flanker, so he's lined up off the LoS. Where an X lines up on the line of scrimmage.
So an X would presumably be a stronger guy who can beat the press, which when combined with speed could make him an excellent deep threat, like Terrell Owens was and Andre/Calvin Johnson is.
But a Z has a buffer, so if he has decent handwork at the line and speed he could be a deep threat too, much like Moss was or like Mike Wallace is, most of the time.
But really, I guess it comes down to the offense a team runs and the talent it employs. If they can benefit from moving guys around, they will. Say their typical split end, is getting double teamed and they want to get him the ball to get something going. They might move him over to the Z, so he's harder to double thanks to the TE he's paired with. Then he might be able to make a play.
Regardless of terminology, we need to upgrade both positions.


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A microchip is a small, electronic chip enclosed in a glass cylinder that is about the same size as a grain of rice. The microchip itself does not have a battery—it is activated by a scanner that is passed over the area, and the radiowaves put out by the scanner activate the chip. The chip transmits the identification number to the scanner, which displays the number on the screen.
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What kind of information is contained in the microchip? Is there a tracking device in it? Will it store my pet's medical information?
The microchips presently used in pets only contain identification numbers. No, the microchip cannot track your animal if it gets lost. Although the present technology microchip itself does not contain your pet's medical information, some microchip registration databases will allow you to store that information in the database for quick reference.
Some microchips used in research laboratories and for microchipping some livestock and horses also transmit information about the animal's body temperature.
The frequency of a microchip actually refers to the frequency of the radiowave given off by the scanner that activates and reads the microchip. Examples of microchip frequencies used in the U.S. include 125 kiloHertz (kHz), 128 kHz, and 134.2 kHz.
The International Standards Organization, or ISO, has approved and recommended a global standard for microchips. The global standard is intended to create an identification system that is consistent worldwide. For example, if a dog was implanted with an ISO standard microchip in the U.S. travels to Europe with its owners and becomes lost, the ISO standard scanners in Europe would be able to read the dog's microchip. If the dog was implanted with a non-ISO microchip and the ISO scanner was not forward- and backward-reading (universal), the dog's microchip might not be detected or be read by the scanner. The ISO standard frequency is 134.2 kHz.
Forward-reading scanners only detect 134.2 kHz (ISO standard) microchips, but will not detect 125 kHz or 128 kHz (non-ISO standard) microchips. Universal scanners, also called forward- and backward-reading scanners, detect all microchip frequencies. The main advantage of universal scanners is the improved chances of detecting and reading a microchip, regardless of the frequency.
When an animal is found and taken to a shelter or veterinary clinic, one of the first things they do is scan the animal for a microchip. If they find a microchip, and if the microchip registry has accurate information, they can quickly find the animal's owner.
Absolutely not. Microchips are great for permanent identification that is tamper-proof, but nothing replaces a collar with up-to-date identification tags. Your pet's rabies tag should always be on its collar, so people can quickly see that your pet has been vaccinated for this deadly disease. Rabies tag numbers also allow tracing of animals and identification of a lost animal's owner, but it can be hard to have a rabies number traced after veterinary clinics or county offices are closed for the day. The microchip databases are online or telephone-accessed databases, and are available 24/7/365.
If the shelter scanned the animal, they should be able to tell you if it is microchipped. Some shelters implant microchips into every animal they adopt out, so check with the shelter and find out your new pet's microchip number so you can get it registered in your name.
Most veterinary clinics have microchip scanners, and your veterinarian can scan your new pet for a microchip when you take your new pet for its veterinary checkup. Microchips show up on radiographs (x-rays), so that's another way to look for one.
The best reason to have your animals microchipped is the improved chance that you'll get your animal back if it becomes lost or stolen.
To your veterinarian. Most veterinary clinics keep microchips on hand. So, it is likely that your pet can be implanted with a microchip the same day as your appointment. Sometimes local shelters or businesses will host a microchipping event, too.
It looks like a simple-enough procedure to implant a microchip – after all, it's just like giving an injection, right? Well, yes and no. Although it looks like a simple injection, it is very important that the microchip is implanted properly. Using too much force, placing the needle too deeply, or placing it in the wrong location can not only make it difficult to detect or read the microchip in the future, but it can also cause life-threatening problems. Microchips should really be implanted under supervision by a veterinarian, because veterinarians know where the microchips should be placed, know how to place them, and know how to recognize the signs of a problem and treat one if it occurs.
There really is no maintenance required for microchips themselves, although you do need to keep your contact information up-to-date in the microchip registration database. If you notice any abnormalities at the site where the microchip was implanted, such as drainage (oozing) or swelling, contact your veterinarian. Ideally, the microchip should be scanned during your animal's yearly checkup to make sure that it is still in place and working as it should.
Unfortunately, there was a case where a dog's ISO standard chip was not detected by the animal shelter's scanner (because it only read 125 kHz microchips), and the dog was euthanized after the usual holding period because they could not locate its owner. Although this was a very sad case, the good news is that this case helped bring national attention to the need for universal microchip scanners to prevent this from happening again. Much progress has been made, and the likelihood that this will happen again is very low.
As with almost anything, it's not a foolproof system. Although it's very rare, microchips can fail and become unable to be detected by a scanner. Problems with the scanners are also not common, but can occur. Human error, such as improper scanning technique or incomplete scanning of an animal, can also lead to failure to detect a microchip.
Some of the animal-related factors that can make it difficult to detect a microchip include the following: animals that won't stay still or struggle too much while being scanned; the presence of long, matted hair at or near the microchip implantation site; and a metal collar (or a collar with a lot of metal on it). All of these can interfere with the scanning and detection of the microchip.
No, you do not need to have one of the microchips removed and no, they will not interfere with each other. The microchip detected by the scanner will depend on the scanner used – if it is a universal (forward- and backward-reading) scanner, it will probably detect each chip as it is passed over it. To detect the other chip, the scanner has to be reset and passed over the area where it is located. If it is a scanner that only reads one microchip frequency, it will only detect a microchip of that specific frequency and will not detect or read the other microchip.
If you know your pet has more than one microchip implanted, make sure you keep the database information updated for each microchip. People don't routinely assume there's more than one microchip (because it is very uncommon), so they will try to find the owner based on the registry number of the microchip they detect.
Sure you can. Both chips will function normally. If your pet is scanned with a scanner that only reads 125 kHz chips, only the 125 kHz chip will be detected. If your pet is scanned with a universal (forward- and backward-reading) scanner, it could detect one or both chips separately (see the question above this one for more information).
Why isn't it a requirement that all shelters and veterinary clinics use the same microchips and readers? Or, if there are different frequencies of microchips and each requires a separate scanner, why aren't they required to have one of each scanner so microchips are never missed?
There is no federal or state regulation of microchip standards in the U.S., and different manufacturers are able to produce and patent different microchip technologies with different frequencies. Because of market competition, animal shelters and veterinary clinics are able to choose from several microchip manufacturers and scanners. Microchip scanners are relatively expensive, and it is often cost prohibitive keep one or more of each type of microchip scanner.
This problem can be solved by the use of universal microchip scanners, which are becoming more readily available. In addition, the use of ISO standard microchips would be a good step in developing a consistent microchipping system in the U.S.
At this time, there is not a central database in the U.S. for registering microchips; each manufacturer maintains its own database (or has it managed by someone else). Because the ISO standards for identification codes have not been adopted in the U.S., the microchips must be registered with their individual registries.
Fortunately, microchip scanners display the name of the microchip's manufacturer when the microchip is read. Therefore, the likelihood that an animal cannot be identified from its microchip number is very low—that is, unless your pet's microchip has not been registered or the information is not accurate.
As of September 2009, there are two Internet-based search engines that allow users to enter a microchip code. The American Animal Hospital Association's Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool (www.petmicrochiplookup.org) provides a listing of the manufacturer with which the microchip's code is associated as well as if the chip information is found in participating registries. Chloe Standard's database (www.checkthechip.com) displays the manufacturer of that microchip. Neither database provides owner information for the microchip – the user must then contact the manufacturer/database associated with that microchip.
The British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) maintains a database of adverse reactions to microchips. Since the database was started in 1996, over 4 million animals have been microchipped and only 391 adverse reactions have been reported. Of these reactions, migration of the microchip from its original implantation site is the most common problem reported. Other problems, such as failure of the microchip, hair loss, infection, swelling, and tumor formation, were reported in much lower numbers. For a chart summarizing the BSAVA reports, read the AVMA's backgrounder on Microchipping of Animals.
There have been reports that mice and rats developed cancer associated with implanted microchips. However, the majority of these mice and rats were being used for cancer studies when the tumors were found, and the rat and mice strains used in the studies are known to be more likely to develop cancer. Tumors associated with microchips in two dogs were reported, but in at least one of these dogs the tumor could not be directly linked to the microchip itself (and may have been caused by something else). For more details on the studies, read the AVMA's backgrounder on Microchipping of Animals.
We do not recommend that you have your pet's microchip removed, for two reasons. First, based on our review of the studies, the risk that your animal will develop cancer due to its microchip is very, very low, and is far outweighed by the improved likelihood that you will get your animal back if it becomes lost. Second, although implanting a microchip is a very simple and quick procedure, removing one is more involved and may require general anesthesia and surgery.
The benefits of microchipping animals definitely outweigh the risks. Although we can't guarantee that a shelter or veterinary clinic will always be able to read every microchip, the risk that this will happen is very low, and getting even lower. Animal shelters and veterinary clinics are very aware of the concerns about missing an implanted microchip, and take extra measures to determine if a microchip is present before a decision is made to euthanize or adopt out the animal. Universal scanners are becoming more available, and solve the challenge of detecting different microchip frequencies.


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LWOP: Death sentence by another name – Vote No on 34
Darrell Lomax is an innocent man who has been on death row at San Quentin State Prison in California for over 15 years. A poet, musician and activist, Darryl has been fighting for his freedom and advocating for justice. Here, he explains what's at stake in the Proposition 34 ballot initiative that would replace the death penalty with sentences of life without the possibility of parole.
by Darrell Lomax
I hope that this letter will enlighten you as to why this bill is unconstitutional and does a disservice to all innocent people, both on death row and beyond, and why it is wrong to advocate for a sentence of life without the possibility of parole (LWOP), which is a death sentence simply being called by another name.
I myself am a factually innocent man who has been falsely imprisoned here on California's death row for 15 years. Aside from the loss of my physical freedom, I have also lost contact with my family and have been deserted by my old friends. As if that is not cruel enough, I have been in a long fight with the federal public defenders' office, which has tried to work with the attorney general's office to deny me my constitutional right to a new trial and has refused to assign me state habeas counsel, even though this is mandated by law in my appeals process.
I have sought repeatedly to gain legal assistance for my complaints and to raise issues of my innocence in court. Sadly, my case is unique only in my steadfastness to fight on to get due process, and that the facts of my innocence are glaring and obvious. There are many people on death row who have been similarly mistreated and denied their rights in the appeals process.
This bill is unconstitutional and does a disservice to all innocent people, both on death row and beyond. It is wrong to advocate for a sentence of life without the possibility of parole (LWOP), which is a death sentence simply being called by another name.
So imagine, if you will, how absolutely horrifying it was to read that within Jeanne Woodford's endorsement of the SAFE California initiative, she not only seeks to end the death penalty by re-sentencing death row prisoners to LWOP – the other death penalty – but to retroactively terminate the appeal rights of current death row prisoners, like myself.
Woodford aspires to sell to the California voter a dream of ending the death penalty and saving our cash-strapped government money, when in fact she really wants to redirect the money saved from denying prisoners the right to appeal their sentence and conviction into law enforcement agencies. These agencies have a proven track record of injustice and will only further sweep all the dirt and corruption of this police state under the rug.
What SAFE says
Within Proposition 34, the SAFE California initiative, you will find the following disturbing language that acknowledges the very problems that I have raised earlier about the state of injustice that currently exists in our capital punishment system.
The SAFE California Act Section 2 finds and declares the following:
- More than 100 innocent people have been sentenced to death in this country. (The actual number of people exonerated off death row currently stands at over 135.)
- Some innocent people have been executed.
- Experts have concluded that California remains at risk of executing innocent people.
- Innocent people are wrongfully convicted because of faulty eyewitness identification, outdated forensic science and overzealous prosecutors.
- The justice system is not doing what needs to be done to protect innocent people from coming to death row.
- State law protects a prosecutor even if he or she intentionally sends an innocent person to prison or death row, thus preventing accountability.
Let's take a moment to put these admissions in proper perspective. This reflects what many of us who have been fighting for real justice have known for years: The criminal justice system in this country and state is inherently flawed, and innocent people have died and will die as a result. Prosecutors who have willingly participated in this injustice are protected, not made accountable for their abuses of power and misconduct, and this is what is meant by "equality and fairness" under the law.
This initiative does nothing to address these problems and instead seeks to limit prisoner appeals, which would actually make things worse.
Also in the SAFE California initiative is language that insists that one of its missions is to "get murderers off the streets, brought to justice and punished with full enforcement of the law." (Sections 2 and 3.)
However, you cannot find anywhere within the entire initiative where there is any proposal for how to implement any state laws that would hold corrupt law enforcement agents or prosecutors accountable for their misconduct or for sending an innocent person to death row – the equivalent of false imprisonment and attempted murder, or actual murder, if the person was executed.
How can such facts as listed above be admitted so candidly but SAFE have no means by which to make change and no means by which to hold perpetrators of this injustice accountable?
What about innocence … and justice?
Jeanne Woodford appears to have adopted a "sweep it under the rug" philosophy towards the justice system and doesn't give a damn about justice or addressing any of the serious ailments of California's broken justice system. She has insensitively proposed as a resolution in the initiative to overlook any and all factually innocent people currently on death row by eliminating appeals. Instead she simply states that eliminating the execution of innocent people is somehow justice enough.
Her mission as outlined within the "purpose and intent" section includes the following goals:
- End the death penalty.
- Re-sentence death row inmates to life without the possibility of parole.
- Terminate all death penalty appeals.
- Require every prisoner with LWOP to work to pay into a victim compensation fund as desired by the prison.
Wait! I am certain that the state and federal constitutions guarantee citizens the right to utilize the writ of habeas corpus and challenge the legality and validity of their convictions, sentences and detentions.
Currently, California law mandates that all people given a death sentence are due a post-conviction appeal. This appeal includes both direct and habeas components. The California Supreme Court is responsible for providing appellate counsel for all indigent death row prisoners. There are over 300 people on death row in California who have been here for over 10 years, myself included, who have not yet received appointment of counsel. I have been waiting over 15 years to clear my name.
Prop 34 is not about saving lives but about keeping innocent people behind bars and limiting their right to clear their names.
The very language of this initiative admits that, statistically, there is a one-in-nine probability that people on death row right now in the state are factually innocent – which means that approximately 77 people are awaiting justice.
Proposition 34 is no more than a slow death for all those currently incarcerated on California's death row – still death just by a different name. It also seeks to retroactively terminate all death row prisoners' appeal rights, which means more innocent people will die and more injustices will be carried out. How will it be possible for the innocent to prove their innocence?
Jeanne Woodford is on a mission to not only end the death penalty by bringing in "the other death penalty" – LWOP – but also to appeal to voters by callously limiting prisoner appeals, after admitting that the justice system is flawed and that innocent people are falsely sentenced to death row.
Prop 34 is not about saving lives but about keeping innocent people behind bars and limiting their right to clear their names.
Send our brother some love and light: Darrell Lomax, P.O. Box K-27402, San Quentin State Prison, San Quentin, CA 94974.
3 thoughts on "LWOP: Death sentence by another name – Vote No on 34"
Chris Bernstien
Lomax innocent? I think not. As explained by the California Supreme Court: Lomax entered a liquor store and announced, "this is a robbery." He stood across the counter from the clerk, Nasser Akbar. Akbar handed money to Lomax. Akbar did not speak, reach for anything, or make any threatening gestures during this exchange. Nevertheless, after the money changed hands, Lomax shot Akbar twice. As Akbar lay on the floor, Lomax reached over the counter and shot him twice more. Lomax's girlfriend, who was with him during the robbery, testified against him. A security guard also identified Lomax and his girlfriend. Lomax was arrested with a gun missing several bullets from the magazine. The shell casings from the murder scene matched Lomax's gun.
After his arrest, Lomax stuck a jail bailiff four or five times. All blows were to the head. The deputy suffered a concussion and was off work for nearly three weeks and was on light duty for some period of time thereafter.
Lomax had previously attempted to shoot and kill a person during a carjack, but the victim ran and Lomax missed all three shots, one sailing past the victim's ear.
Lomax also robbed three men selling marijuana. Lomax and his friends bound the three victims hand and foot in the bathroom and Lomax said to one of his associates, "Get a knife. I am going to kill these guys." About 15 seconds later, the bathroom light was turned off. Defendant said, "good night," and fired four shots into the bathroom. All three men were hit. One bullet entered a victim's head. It fractured his jaw, tore out his sinuses, and destroyed his right eye.↓
Chris Bernstien
ARGUMENTS OF INNOCENCE BOGUS. Proponents can't identify one innocent person executed in CA. They can't identify one person on CA's death row who has exhausted his appeals and has a plausible claim of innocence. Quite simply, CA's appellate process, designed by the very same people promoting Prop. 34, is 100% effective in weeding out the innocent. Every person Prop. 34 proponents refer to are either non-death-penalty cases or out-of-state cases where defendants do not get the benefit of CA's appellate process.↓
Proponents can identify three men who have been exonerated from CA's death row because of the lengthy appeal and habeas process this initiative would remove. (assistance of counsel) Yet to appease the revenge seekers they laud the savings of LWOP, death by another means, but surely a death sentence, and remove even this small safety valve of justice.
I have no idea if Mr. Lomax is innocent. What I do know is opinions by the CSC from the direct appeal reflect the record of the trial court and only what is in the record. They cannot go outside the record. So, if the defendant lost at trial, and it is ruled there is no error in the record, of course the CSC opinion is going to read like an exact reindictment of the guilty verdict.
This is where habeas comes in, which is exactly Mr. Lomax's point. If he is ever to prove anything that is not currently in the record, from a witness receiving a bribe, falsified evidence by law enforcement, the judge sleeping with a prosecutor, a juror lying to get on a jury (and I am not saying any of these happened or did not happen in this case just giving examples of things that come up in habeas but not direct appeal) including not having effective counsel that may have been able to find all of this out if he/she had been effective, etc. So publishing from the CSC opinion does nothing other than prove Mr. Lomax's point in a way . . . if something is wrong with his case, he definitely needs habeas counsel, because on LWOP he is stuck with the above as the final decision.l↓


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Noho Arts District Penthouse Condo Loft in North Hollywood
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
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$ 5,000 - $ 5,000 / month
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Our names are Gary and Sophia, we have been property owners/managers since 1987. When taking on a new property we always begin by asking ourselves what would make the space feel like a home to us. That is the experience we hope to create for all of our guests, a warm and comfortable 'home-away-from-home' feel. We take pride in providing clean, well appointed and affordable vacation accommodations where everyone can relax and enjoy the local attractions and amenities. We look forward to meeting you!
Travel Well,
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The Unique Benefits at this Luxury Master Suite: Whether its waking up with the sun shining over the bed and palm trees swaying just outside the window or watching the hummingbirds dart around the slate patio, I have to say the simple elegance of this India-infused, Old World decor gives this space its relaxing charm. The multitudes of recessed lighting and open floor plan creates a graceful and spacious flow. Couple this with the newly remodeled and modernized marble kitchen and bathrooms, and you are basking in vacation bliss! There is a private Yoga instructor who will conduct sessions either in the condo or out under the sun in the park, and a masseuse who will make house calls as well! The fountains, the floral patios and the built-in slate BBQ's make entertaining or just eating in a real treat.
activities and attractions in North Hollywood Los Angeles Area
We chose this neighborhood because its a beautiful residential area tucked into a diverse and thriving city. Our property overlooks the lush North Hollywood Park and is within blocks of a public library, tennis courts, playgrounds, skate parks, bike paths, the recreation center, a YMCA, and the Metro train station. Nestled in the center of the NoHo Arts District, its easy to take in the many theaters, comedy clubs, and other performance spaces such as The Hollywood Bowl, The Greek Theater, The Grove, The HaHa Cafe and Fashion Square. An eclectic selection of restaurants and night life hot spots are also just minutes away, usually within walking distance! Easy access to three major freeways lets us enjoy the movie studios and theme parks like Universal, NBC, Paramount, and Disney, or escape to one of the beaches for an afternoon. North Hollywood is the perfect location for utilizing the metropolis that is Los Angeles while enjoying the comforts of sunny, southern California living!
vacation rental rates
$500 Refundable Security Deposit. $150 nonrefundable cleaning fee. 50% deposit/payment required to hold reservation. Payment in full due 45 days prior to arrival. Please contact us for optional housekeeping or yoga pricing. We accept PayPal too! Accept Visa, MC, Discover, AMEX & Paypal - Please add 3%. Minimum Age Limit Renters: 21 years of age.


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Sandhill Lodge ($99 Special) in Sunriver
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
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$ 600 - $ 1,400 / week
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Location: This lodge styled decorated 1457 square foot home at #2
Sandhill is just off E. Cascade Rd. and walking distance to Fort
Rock Park with tennis courts, children's play area and field.
Adjoining bike path takes you to the Village Mall where you will
find many resort activities and restaurants.
Living Area: The living room, dining room and kitchen area are
upstairs in this reverse living home. The wood burning fireplace
adds warmth and beauty during the fall and winter months. The living
area is vaulted with cedar ceiling. There is cable TV with DVD and
VCR, stereo with CD and surround sound, plus high speed wireless
internet access. Two new inner-spring futons are in the living room
Bedrooms: There are three bedrooms downstairs. The master bedroom
has a queen bed with a master bath. The second guest room has a
queen bed and the third room has bunks and a twin trundle, and also
is equipped with a Nintendo game system and children's video
library. All bedrooms have cable TV/VCRs, closet and dresser space.
There are two full baths on the lower level.
Deck and Hot Tub: Through the sliding door off the dining area is a
deck with hot tub, gas barbecue and patio furniture.
Bikes and recreational equipment: There are 10+ bikes for your
riding excursions helmets are provided.
No Smoking allowed
Sleeps 10 - 12
Downstairs: 2 Queen Beds, 1 set of bunks, 2 twin trundles
Upstairs: 2 double inner-spring futons
house rental amenities
Fireplace, Phone, Cable TV, VCR, Stereo, CD Player, Full Kitchen,
Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Cooking Utensils provided,
Linens provided, Washer & Dryer, Private Hot Tub, Garage, Gas Grill
(BBQ), No Smoking
activities and attractions in Sunriver Oregon
Hiking, Rock Climbing, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Horseshoes,
Fishing, Hunting, Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding, Shopping,
Restaurants, Sightseeing, Swimming, Boating, Water-skiing, Rafting,
Downhill Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Snowmobiling, Sledding
vacation rental rates
Jun 10, 2014-Sep 04, 2014.. $180/night.
Sep 05, 2013-Jun 09 2014. $160/night.
8 SHARC Pool Passes included
Prices above do not include 8% lodging tax + $80 cleaning fee.
Refundable security deposit required.
Call for deposit & cancellation policies.
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Before the night heats up with classy cocktails and dancing 'til dawn, you delicately don the sheer, scalloped lace of this black underwear. A broad waistband and a petite front panel that's lined with white mesh define this thong with elegance. Paired with a matching bustier bra and topped with an edgy sheath, this pair is a poised foundation for your look!
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Library of Past Projects
The TURI Community projects are organized here by topic area. If you are looking for ideas for your own projects, this is a great place to start. We encourage community groups to replicate and build upon past projects.
If you are an individual or worker who is looking for safer products to use, take a look in each area for materials that were developed. You will learn how to reduce toxics in your life from the videos, tips, brochures and presentations.
- NOFA/Mass Statewide Organic Lawn Days: Organic Lawns for Homeowners Workshop Series
- Pelham Public Library and School Organic Landscape Demonstration Project
- Creating Safeground: Transitioning Western Massachusetts Parks to an Organic Land Care Management Plan
- Look Park Transitions to a Pesticide-Free Land Care Management Strategy
- Healthy Communities Initiative: Pesticide Use Reduction through Promotion and Practice of Organic Land Care Principles
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- Hidden Hazards in the Art Studio Educational Outreach Program
- Green Cleaning for Foodservice
- Cancer-Free New Economy Jamaica Plain: Integrating Toxics Reduction Approaches with Sustainable Community Development
- Look Park Transitions to a Pesticide-Free Land Care Management Strategy
- NOFA/Mass Municipal Organic Lawn Demonstration Projects