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Titans name Rocker as DL coach
The Titans named Tracy Rocker as the team's defensive line coach on Wednesday, replacing Jim Washburn.
Eagles place tags on Vick, Akers
The Eagles had a busy Tuesday morning, placing the franchise tag on QB Michael Vick and the transition tag on PK David Akers.
NFC East 2010 season-in-review team reports
The re-emergence of Michael Vick as a star player helped the Eagles soar all the way to first place in the NFC East.
Eagles sign CFL star DE Hunt
The Eagles announced late Friday that they have signed CFL star DE Phillip Hunt to a three-year deal.
Top 10 stories of 2010 season
As players, owners and fans enter an offseason filled with uncertainty, Pro Football Weekly takes a look back at the 10 stories that shaped the 2010 season, both on the field and off.
Eagles fill staff, sign CB Trufant
The Eagles finalized their coaching staff on Tuesday by making six coaching hires. They also claimed CB Isaiah Trufant off waivers from the Jets.
Eagles promote two defensive coaches
The Eagles have promoted a pair of former players to coach on their defensive staff.
Eagles, Saints put end to rumors
The Eagles and Saints both had to deny Internet rumors about their coaching staffs following Super Bowl XLV.
Vick wins AP comeback award
Eagles QB Michael Vick has won The Associated Press' Comeback Player of the Year award.
Eagles' Castillo move a smart stunner
The Eagles' unusual decision to promote former OL coach Juan Castillo to defensive coordinator caught a lot of people by surprise, but at least one prominent head coach approves of it.
Eagles make Castillo new defensive coordinator, add Mudd to coach O-line
The Eagles have named former offensive line coach Juan Castillo as their new defensive coordinator and added Howard Mudd to take his spot as the O-line coach.
Doesn't Roethlisberger owe us more?
Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger is getting the royal treatment at Super Bowl XLV, writes PFW's Hub Arkush, but what has he done to earn it?
Eagles interview Hoke for DC position
Bears DB coach Jon Hoke interviewed for the Eagles' vacant defensive coordinator position, the team confirmed Monday.
Report: Eagles to give Vick franchise tag
The Eagles reportedly are preparing to place the franchise tag on QB Michael Vick next month, keeping the Pro Bowler in Philadelphia for at least one more season.
Packers might lose DB coach to Eagles after Super Bowl
Packers DB coach Darren Perry already might have agreed to take over the Eagles' defensive coordinator job after the Super Bowl.


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Pat Taylor told a crowd gathered on the East St. Louis riverfront about surviving domestic violence.
She told more than 100 people, many wearing the purple that signifies domestic violence awareness, about getting married at 18 and the escalating abuse that nearly cost her her life. The crowd on Tuesday night held candles to honor survivors and remember victims at the Gateway Arch overlook in the Malcolm W. Martin Memorial Park as Domestic Violence Awareness Month began.
Taylor said the abuse began in 2005 when she got married.
"He always told me that he loved me. He had a compassionate side and a dark side. One side made me feel loved. The good side of him would hold me -- make me feel loved. But, the other side would have me trembling with fear. I was terrified. He started off trying to control me. He would lock the gates so I wouldn't leave. He would walk through the house in the dark with a knife making sounds like that in Halloween, the movie. One night he got in the bed beside me and put a knife in my back. He would always tell me that he was sorry and that he loved me and I would forgive him," Taylor said.
She said the man choked her and for a while she was not able to move. She went to work wearing something that covered the marks and bruises.
"He told me he loved me. And, I still hadn't had enough, so I stayed. We got along for a while, but then he told me he was going to kill me and then kill himself," Taylor said.
That led her to get an order of protection and she went to the Violence Prevention Center for a while, but she returned to her abuser.
"On Oct. 20, 2007, he got upset with me because I wouldn't buy him a beer. I started walking down the street to go get myself something to eat. He caught up with me, told me he loved me and stabbed me in my chest and tried to gnaw my fingers off.
"I lay in the street, too weak to move, from the blood loss and watched him stab himself three times," Taylor said.
She said her abuser climbed on her and tried to cut her throat after that, but an off-duty police officer stopped the attack. Her abuser survived and was sentenced to 22 years in prison.
Taylor told the audience that they could not say what they would do until they walked in her shoes, but that: "No woman deserves to be treated cruel, physically or mentally".
She said often women stay in the abusive relationships because they get used to the treatment and they do not think that they can do any better. The bottom line is that anyone in abusive relationships should get out.
Debra Mize, director of prevention for the Violence Prevention Center, said "One in three women and one in 10 men at some point in their lives will be in a violent relationship. It is estimated by the FBI that one in four households have some level of abuse currently."
St. Clair County Circuit Court Judge Walter Brandon said, "All of us have somebody in our family who's been psychologically or verbally abused. I see juveniles who have a lot of violence in their families," he said.
"We don't listen because we don't believe it can happen inside of our families. This (gathering) is a start, but we have to keep it going. It's not a black white, or red, or blue problem. It is a societal problem," Brandon said.

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Ruth Irene Zehner, 84, Kokomo, died at 11:40 a.m. Saturday, May 18, 2013, at Waterford Place Health Campus. She was born Oct. 30, 1928, in Howard County, the daughter of Albert C. and Mildred (Kelly) Tucker. On Jan. 12, 1952, in the rectory of St. Patrick Catholic Church, she married Robert J. Zehner, who preceded her in death Aug. 14, 1976.
Irene was a 1946 graduate of Kokomo High School, and attended Earlham College. She was a loving housewife and mother. She worked for Indiana Bell Telephone for five years.
She was a member of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Irene enjoyed doing counted cross stitch, crossword puzzles and playing in her euchre club.
Irene is survived by her children, Beth (Dennis) Fivecoate, Rapid City, S.D., Diane (Tim) Barkey, Decatur, Patty (Mike) Goodnight, Kokomo, and Mark (Linda) Zehner, Kokomo; eight grandchildren, Mary Beth Fivecoate, Rock Rapids, Iowa, Roberta (Shawn) Hudson, Pierre, S.D., Kelli (Will) Patch, Huntington, Sarah Goodnight, Evansville, Kate Goodnight, Kokomo, Christopher Zehner, Indianapolis, Steven Zehner, Kokomo, and Michael Zehner, Kokomo; two great-grandchildren, Christina Champion-Fivecoate, Rock Rapids, Iowa, and Sam Hudson, Pierre, S.D.; and one sister, Naomi Powers, Kokomo.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; and brother, Richard C. Tucker.
A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated noon Wednesday at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 3155 S. 200 W., with Rev. Fr. David Huemmer the celebrant. Burial will follow in Kokomo Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends are invited to visit with the family from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory, 1315 W. Lincoln Road, where the rosary will be prayed at 7:30 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be given to Serenity Hospice, 5 North 10 Street, Ste A., Lafayette, IN 47901. Messages of condolence may be left online at www.shirleyandstout.com.
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Does the quick launch button do pop-up reminders
Asked on Dec 18, 2012 - 22:54
This is the only thing that i think TD is missing, though i wanted to make sure it was actually missing it rather then me not knowing how to find it.
The most beneficial notifications, i find, when working on your pc are ones that pop up from the quick launch tray ala gmail notifier or outlook, some of the others (ie wunderlist 2) have this
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Hello Steven,
Unfortunately, such option is not available yet, but we will of course consider adding it in the future. You're welcome to add a request to our Votebox: http://todoist.com/Vote/
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Fargo's gay, lesbian and transgender community could soon see legal protection against discrimination.
A city commissioner told city leaders she's heard complaints and wants to do something about it.
There's a group already in place to prevent discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender equality.
It's called the Human Relations Commission.
But, now that commission says they need help enforcing their message.
"When those people come forward and they share those stories it takes a lot of courage, and lot of people don't like to come forward because they fear that they're going to be discriminated against even more," Melissa Sobolik, Fargo City Commissioner, said.
Sobolik says the Human Relations Commission needs the power to prevent housing and employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
"They can discourage it but they have no authority to say anything or do anything about it."
She says she has first-hand reports of discrimination around town. Now, she's asking a city attorney to find out what can be done.
"Certainly, I would not be against looking into it and making sure that we're not the cause of discrimination in the city of Fargo," Brad Wimmer, City Commissioner, said.
The commission is backing the movement to keep equality a priority in Fargo. They say it's the next step to be a part of the national discussion,
"I think we're so close to Minnesota that we have people on both sides of the river looking at Fargo, looking in Moorhead, and when they're determining where to build their homes we want them to choose anywhere they want to live and feel safe," Sobolik said.
As it stands now, Fargo city employees are legally protected against discrimination in the workplace.
That's a law Grand Forks just passed about a month ago.
Now, Sobolik is asking what the city can do to expand that protection to anyone living in Fargo, not just at work but with housing as well.
The Human Relations Commission is going to work with the city attorney and come back to city hall in a few weeks with a proposal for an ordinance.


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PEORIA, Ill. -- Experts estimate $23 billion of sales tax revenue from online purchases went uncollected in 2012.
However, a bill making its way through Washington could change that and even the playing field between online retailers and brick and mortar stores.
Currently, online sales tax is collected under the "use tax" when you file your income taxes, not when you make the purchase. The majority of those online sales are not being reported.
This has steered a large amount of consumers to the internet and away from physical stores.
"We don't need to see Best Buy go the way of Circuit City, or bookstores and so forth that have gone out of business, not because they can't compete on price, but because there's simply an issue of people not paying the tax that they are owed," said U.S. Congressman Aaron Schock, (R) Illinois.
Schock and U.S. Senator Dick Durbin both support a bipartisan bill that would force online companies to collect sales tax. The bill passed in the Senate in May, but has not been brought up for vote in the House.
Schock again voiced his support for the bill on Tuesday during a visit to the Best Buy in Peoria. He spoke with employees on what they would like to see happen in Washington.
He also touted Best Buy's e-recycling program. He said the store gives consumers an efficient and eco-friendly way to dispose of old electronics, like computers, cell phones and TVs.


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Water Gauge - Anhinga Trail - Everglades National Park
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This Water Gauge is along the Anhinga Trail which is at the Royal Palm Visitor Center, about 2 miles south of the Main Park Road and 2 miles west of the entrance to Everglades National Park.
posted by: Peter and Gloria
location: Florida
date approved: 8/20/2014
last visited: 2/2/2012
Pegel/Gauges Mothern Rhine Alsace
the river gauges stands at the river rhine near mothern/alsace
der Pegel befindet sich am Rhein in der nähe von Mothern im Elsass
posted by: zappapapa
location: Alsace, France
date approved: 7/21/2014
last visited: never
Echelle d'eau sur la Geres. St Germain de Marencennes. France
Echelle d'eau sur la rivière Geres
posted by: lulu_et_compagnie
location: Poitou-Charentes, France
date approved: 6/28/2014
last visited: 6/28/2014
Katzenbachpegel - Bad Niedernau, Germany, BW
This is the river gauge named 'Katzenbachpegel' at the 'Katzenbach' in Bad Niedernau, Germany, Baden-Württemberg.
posted by: Tante.Hossi
location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany
date approved: 6/24/2014
Pegel an der Autofähre Plittersdorf - Selz/Frankreich
Pegel an der Autofähre Plittersdorf - Selz/Frankreich
river gauges at the car ferry Plitterdorf - Selz/France
date approved: 6/19/2014
Marsh Creek gauge - Brentwood, CA
A gauge along the Marsh Creek in Brentwood.
posted by: saopaulo1
location: California
date approved: 5/8/2014
River Gauge at Schifflände - Basel, Switzerland
A gauge of the river Rhine near the main passenger ship landing in Basel.
posted by: fi67
location: Nordwestschweiz (AG/BL/BS), Switzerland
date approved: 4/26/2014
Niveau de la St-Jacques-Brossard-Québec,Canada
Un gauge pour la hauteur de l'eau! A river gauge!
posted by: gemeloj
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 4/15/2014
last visited: 7/18/2014
Georgiana Slough Bridge Gauge
Three traditional gauges at Georgiana Slough Bridge, Walnut Grove, California
posted by: Bernd das Brot Team
date approved: 3/22/2014
Jock River near Richmond, ON (02LA007)
This hydrometric station is located where Moodie Drive crosses the Jock River, at the NE corner.
posted by: lindeye
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 2/27/2014
last visited: 2/16/2014
pont de Torxe, FR
Echelle de niveau de la Boutonne
posted by: sara et gege
date approved: 2/24/2014
last visited: 2/24/2014
Bled - Bled, Slovenia
This gauge can be seen in Bled, with the island with the church is beautiful background.
posted by: Torgut
location: Slovenia
date approved: 2/14/2014
Échelle de crues (St-Georges-sur-Cher, Centre, France)
[FR] Échelle hydrométrique situé sur la pile du pont, côté sud-ouest, enjambant le Cher.
[EN] Hydrometric scale situated on the pile of the bridge, the southwest side, stepping over the Cher River.
posted by: LeBourguignon
location: Centre, France
date approved: 2/8/2014
last visited: 12/15/2013
Pegel unterhalb der Förmitztalsperre - Landkreis Hof/ Germany,BY
This is the river gauge under the Förmitzwaterdam, Germany, Bayern.
posted by: *Team Krombaer*
location: Bayern, Germany
date approved: 2/5/2014
High Water Mark - Willamette River - Portland, OR
A marker measuring the high water point on the Willamette River in Portland, OR
posted by: dkestrel
location: Oregon
date approved: 1/7/2014
last visited: 1/8/2014
Kokomo Creek Gauging Station
This waymark will take you to a USGS Gauging Station on the Kokomo Creek in Howard County, Indiana.
posted by: Team gEco Friendly
location: Indiana
last visited: 4/5/2008
River Gauge - Grosne river - Cluny
River gauge near a bridge on the Grosne river / échelle hydrométrique près d'un pont sur la Grosne.
posted by: flocky12
location: Bourgogne, France
date approved: 1/2/2014
last visited: 1/1/2014
River Gauge - Saône (Mâcon)
River gauge along Saône river in Mâcon / échelle de crue le long de la Saône à Mâcon.
last visited: 12/23/2013
River Gauge - Loire Canal
River gauge near a lock on the Loire canal / Echelle hydrométrique près d'une écluse sur le canal latéral à la Loire.
date approved: 12/24/2013
last visited: 6/11/2014
Water Gauges, Tucson, AZ
Two water markers in a wash in north Tucson.
posted by: tugies
location: Arizona
date approved: 12/20/2013
last visited: 12/27/2013
Cutler Hydroelectric Power Plant Bear River Gauge
This River Gauge is located just below the powerhouse for the Cutler Hydroelectric Power Plant on the Bear River.
posted by: brwhiz
location: Utah
date approved: 12/14/2013
Echelle de crue - Pont-de-Ruan, France
Echelle hydrométrique situé sur le mur de la rive au sud ouest du pont enjambant l'Indre en face des moulins du Balzac.
posted by: Tooms et Jess
date approved: 12/10/2013
last visited: 12/29/2013
Augustus Bridge Gauge - Dresden, Germany
River Gauge at one of Dresden's most famous bridges.
location: Sachsen, Germany
date approved: 11/6/2013
last visited: 12/22/2013
Court Street dam river gauge - Rochester, NY
This electronic river gauge is just downstream of the Court Street Dam and serves the Rochester Gas and Electric (RGE) facility there. The RGE worker that pointed it out to me informed me that it uses a float (after the fashion of a gas tank).
posted by: sagefemme
location: New York
date approved: 10/29/2013
Chantry bridge on River Calder, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. UK
A depth measure near Chantry Bridge, Wakefield, West Yorkshire
posted by: The cressys
location: Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Steve Brown, Etc. is a nationally syndicated talk show featuring discussion, comedy, and interviews designed to explore what it's like to live out Steve Brown's teaching on grace and freedom.
Love him or hate him, Steve always draws a crowd. For over 25 years, as founder and president of Key Life Network, Steve's unique blend of orthodoxy and controversy, humor and profundity, and a refusal to play religious games, has attracted some interesting folks. Steve Brown, Etc. is a show where you can hang out with Steve "and the rest" and experience radical freedom, infectious joy and maybe even a bit of surprising faithfulness.
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Pizza Hut Japan has a new Web series -- "Pizza Cat" -- about cats running one of its restaurants. We'll take extra mozzarella with that meow, thanks.Articleby Bonnie Burton
Rocket Raccoon and Groot from "Guardians of the Galaxy" look even cooler when made out of hundreds of Lego bricks.Articleby Bonnie Burton
A quadcopter's close aerial footage of the destruction caused by this week's 6.0 California earthquake in wine country shows the potential of drones in disaster areas.Articleby Bonnie Burton
Harrison Ford, now healed after an accident on the set, returns to Pinewood Studios to finish filming his role as Han Solo in "Star Wars: Episode VII."Articleby Bonnie Burton
Vials of whiskey were sent to space in 2011 as part of an experiment aboard the ISS. Now the sweet spirits are coming home, and Crave's Eric Mack says they can't get back fast enough.Articleby Eric Mack
The Warmley Waiting Room Cafe in the UK recently outfitted a replica Tardis with a Victorian-style bathroom. Because even the Doctor needs to take care of business sometimes.Articleby Anthony Domanico
The Great Northern Hotel waterfall, the Bewick's Wren, and the welcome sign from the opening credits of "Twin Peaks" get a fitting NES tribute.Articleby Bonnie Burton
The city's Castro Theatre, known as much for its colorful organ concerts as its quirky film offerings, will house a massive $700,000 pipe-digital hybrid featuring a sample library used in the film industry.Articleby Leslie Katz
Watch as senior citizens slip on the virtual reality headset and get a tour of a villa in Italy and get stuck in a haunted house in this Fine Brothers video.Articleby Bonnie Burton
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ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) -- Two-time champion Nicolas Almagro of Spain defeated Benoit Paire of France 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to reach the third round of the Mexican Open on Wednesday.
The second-seeded Spaniard lost his serve twice to drop the first set, but settled and took control of the match to win at The Fairmont Acapulco Princess.
The 99th-ranked Benoit saved 10 break points against Almagro, who won the Brazil Open two weeks ago.
Almagro won the Mexican Open in 2008 and 2009. In 2011, he was runner-up to David Ferrer, the top seed this year.
Almagro's next opponent will be compatriot Fernando Verdasco, who defeated Juan Ignacio Chela of Argentina 6-4, 6-2.


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Popular meme Keyboard Cat is back with a new music video that covers the song "96 Tears." Don't worry, you won't be shedding any after watching it.
One Fast Cat lets your feline friend get some much-needed exercise without having to brave the great outdoors.
A smart bowl with a twist launches on Indiegogo. It tracks the eating habits of multiple cats by using facial-recognition software.
Anthrozoologist John Bradshaw insists that cats really aren't terribly domesticated and think that humans are the same species as them, but oddly "non-hostile."
Summers in Japan are hot. Really hot. Thankfully someone has invented something that is thinking of the kittehs.
When you have no steering wheel, sometimes your self-control is challenged. With fatal results for a cat. And others.
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Investigators said they found a meth lab, a small amount of meth, meth pipes, and syringes.
Authorities arrested John Gravitt, Lois Pruitt, and Daniel Johnson.
They are charged with manufacturing methamphetamine, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Police said a woman whose body was found behind a Lenexa grocery story died of a heart attack.
The victim has been identified as 59-year-old Lorayne McHugh, of Lenexa.
Officers were called about 8:30 a.m. Tuesday after a passerby found McHugh's body on the ground near a car in the back of an Aldi grocery store located at 15751 W. 87th St.
Police spokesman Dan Friesen says the man went to see if he could help but discovered the woman might have been lying there for a while.
Police said an autopsy performed later in the afternoon determined McHugh died from a heart attack.
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Malaga's malady: When foreign ownership goes wrong
Another example of when a big spender buying a club didn't really work out. For all the Everton fans that want some Middle Eastern Sheikh to buy our club, that won't be a cure all. I would much rather just have a stable owner to be honest. Even if he didn't have an extreme amount of money to burn.


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Bonifay Police received information on the location of two separate fugitives from justice. Both wanted for absconding from state probation and both having previously fled from law enforcement officers since becoming wanted criminals.
It was around midnight on January 14, 2013 that Rokelle Ka Shayne Jackson, black male, 26 years-of-age, from Caryville, Florida was apprehended at a government housing complex in Bonifay.
Jackson had fled from officers on Friday night when they responded to a suspicious person call. When Jackson was asked for identification he fled on foot and is now facing additional charges for resisting arrest. Jackson is also a suspect in a separate vehicle pursuit from November 2012 that is under investigation by the Holmes County Sheriff's Office.
Around 1:00 am on January 15, 2013 a second fugitive was apprehended at a local motel in Bonifay. James Curtis Everett Jr., black male, 21 years-of-age, also from Caryville, Florida was taken into custody without incident.
Both subjects had been under supervision of the Probation/Parole division of the Department of Corrections. Jackson was on probation for robbery by sudden snatching, while Everett had previous charges of grand theft.
Both subjects are in the Holmes County Jail pending further legal process. The Bonifay Police Department would like to thank the public for their assistance bringing these two fugitives to justice.
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There are two suite categories: the Junior Suites with a superb terrace overlooking the city of Avignon, and the Suites with an unobstructed view of the Palais des Papes.
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By Patrick Anderson
Gloucester residents are recycling more of their waste since the city introduced a controversial new bag-based, pay-as-you-throw trash system three months ago, new figures from the Department of Public Works show.
Now, they'll be able to recycle weekly under changes included in a new trash-disposal contract with a local, rather than national, company.
In February and March of this year, the first two full months since garbage had to be placed in roomy purple bags to be thrown away, recycling increased a combined 13 percent from the same period in 2008, according to numbers provided by Public Works Director Michael Hale yesterday.
Recycling collections in February and March rose by 47 tons from the same period last year, from 366 tons to 413.
At the same time, 29 percent less trash was hauled off to the incinerator, 928 tons this year compared with 1,314 tons in 2008.
Although the recycling gains are more modest than the rubbish-bin reductions, the figures show at least some correlation between how much residents recycle more when they are forced to pay to throw things out.
The numbers answer at least some concerns that trash levels were decreasing not because residents were recycling but because they were hoarding their trash to avoid buying bags, dumping it illegally or stealing it away to other communities.
The city unveiled the purple bag program to reduce the amount spent — calculated per ton — on trash pickup and disposal by encouraging residents to recycle more and throw away less. The sticker program it replaced was deemed too cumbersome and easy to cheat.
Many residents were outraged by the purple bags for reasons ranging from their size and shape to cost, color and incompatibility with barrels.
Although the primary avenue for cost savings from the bags comes from reducing the volume of garbage the city pays to throw out, Hale said based on collections to date this year, the city could expect to bring in $1.3 million in bag sales compared with $900,000 in sticker sales last year.
Hiltz gets new contract
The bag system is not the only change the city is acting on to save money on garbage.
This week, the city announced that it is switching to a new trash collection company and is prepared to sign a new contract that will save hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
Hiltz Disposal of Gloucester has been awarded a 5-year contract (with an option for two more years) to begin picking up the city's trash starting June 29. The local company will take over for national conglomerate Waste Management, which is now finishing up a 10-year contract with city.
The change in contractor will not alter the times or days of collections, but will result in these additional services for the city:
Weekly recycling instead of biweekly.
Emptying of trash in the 62 barrels downtown and along Stacy Boulevard seven days a week during summer.
A week of leaf and yard waste collection in the spring added to the week each fall.
Garbage collection and disposal costs have dropped across the state in the last 10 years as the rise of recycling has eliminated some incineration and landfill costs.
The new contract cuts the price of disposal from $89 per ton of solid waste this year to $69 per ton. The price of the new deal will increase by $2 per ton each year.
Over a year's worth of dumping, Hale said the new contract could save the city between $300,000 and $500,000 annually.
In its search for the most favorable contract, the city sought bids from companies (not a step required by law for waste removal) and received proposals from five different companies.
"This contract is a model for how to gain more services for residents at less expense," Mayor Carolyn Kirk said. "In exchange for adapting to purple bags, we will redirect the savings to public works services such as roads."
Donald Hiltz, owner of Hiltz Disposal, said yesterday that getting a contract to serve his hometown was a big boost for the company, which has expanded since 1999 to now serve 10 Massachusetts communities, including Manchester and Essex.
"This is something we wanted to do for years, but because of the 10-year contract we had to sit out," Hiltz said.
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Run Your First Marathon: The 7 Day Training Program
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I'd kill a kitten for a 3:13.ReplyDelete
Nice label on the post.ReplyDelete
Enjoyed this. I'm actually running Richmond as my first marathon in a few weeks. My goal time is somewhat ambitious, and I'm yo-yo-ing between confidence and doubt. Just did 20 a few evenings ago, so I'm in the "doubt" part of the cycle. Kinda' hurt...ReplyDelete
That's just nuts! I "ran" my first marathon on very little training too - 5:45 and a wrecked body. Great story though.ReplyDelete
I'm waiting on the follow-up:Run your first Ultra. The 7 day program.ReplyDelete
This will be my first marathon with my husband. Thank you for sharing your experience, there are a lot of helpful tips just on this post.ReplyDelete
My husband wanted to run his first marathon without training and now I can't wait to let him know why he shouldn't do it.
Our other trainer, the proform 505 cst took a beating from us on rainy days and I'm glad he helped us throughout the training.
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BARRIE - How are you spending your last weekend of summer vacation?
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An early morning fire on Monday, January 21 tore through the Meaford Golf and Country Club causing significant damage to the upstairs of the building.
The Meaford Fire Department was called to the golf course at approximately 7 a.m. on Monday morning to battle the blaze. A tenant living the building noticed the fire and called the fire department. The resident of the apartment was unharmed in the incident, but was taken to Meaford Hospital for observation as a precaution.
The weather conditions for firefighters were about as bad as they can possibly encounter at a significant incident. Heavy snow fell throughout the morning, there was a chilly wind and the temperatures were well below freezing.
"It was cold. That's for sure," Fire Chief Mike Molloy said in an interview after the fire was put out. "We were trying to get the ladders down and they were frozen. It was slippery and cold and it's a situation when we have to be extra careful," said Chief Molloy.
The Express spoke briefly with Golf Course owner Ivan Alderdice on the scene a few hours after the fire was extinguished by firefighters.
This is the second major fire at the golf course in two years and Alderdice was shocked by the turn of events.
"I can't believe this happened again," he said.
Alderdice was busy making preparations to close the building up to the weather. The fire was mostly contained to the upper floor of the golf course building. However, the windows in the upper floors were smashed out of the building and there was rubble from inside the structure on the ground.
The broken windows need to be closed up in order to prevent the pipes in the building from freezing and causing further damage. This is the second major fire at the golf course in the past two years. In April 2011 a fire caused significant damage to the clubhouse section of the building.
The visibly shaken Alderdice said a fire in January gives him plenty of time to get the building fixed and ready for the golf course to open in the spring. He said the computers used for the business were destroyed in the fire.
Chief Molloy said the damage to the building was contained.
"We really don't know the cause, but we believe it started in the far right bedroom. The good news is that the damage was contained to the apartment upstairs. On our initial look (the damage) didn't look too bad," said Molloy.
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If I Forget Thee, Oh Jerusalem Youth
In the U.S., we use phrases like "kids off the derech" or "teenagers at risk", but Israel's Dati Leumi (religious Zionists) have termed it "youth on the edge". The following letter was submitted to Olam Katan, a popular Shabbat newsletter in Israel. The author offers a personal opinion that gives us an insight into the hearts of Israel's disaffected youth and what OU Israel Programs are doing to address the situation
Within an exclusive Dati Leumi forum, I recently read opinions regarding the "Rikud Degalim" (flag waving parade to the Old City on Yom Yerushalayim). Amongst the crowd, even though the parade had been organized separately according gender, it was noted that a small contingency of Dati Leumi boys and girls were hanging out together, and that individuals within this crowd, some of whom were couples, were observed to be holding hands or embracing.


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Application Deadline: March 15th
The applicant must have an unrestricted Massachusetts license as a registered nurse with a bachelor's degree earned from a program accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) or the Collegiate Commission on Nursing Education (CCNE). An undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better is required.
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- If certification is expired or about to expire you may take online CPR and 1st Aid certification IF YOU HAVE PROOF YOU WERE CERTIFIED in the past. Google for online CPR and 1st Aid certification. You will have plenty of options available. When you receive proof of certification, include a copy of proof you had CPR and 1st Aid certification in the past and a copy of proof that you are now certified via the online course.
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Eagles cut WR Curtis, DE Howard
The Eagles have given up on two of their former big free-agent signings a few days after they traded another one.
Eagles release OT Shawn Andrews
The Eagles made a surprise move Wednesday, releasing ORT Shawn Andrews.
Eagles land Tapp from Seahawks for Clemons, pick
The Eagles and Seahawks swapped defensive ends Tuesday, with the Eagles landing Darryl Tapp and Chris Clemons heading to Seattle.
Eagles think they got bargain in Jackson
The Eagles' trouble at free safety caused more problems than the team expected last season, but the signing of former Colts CB Marlin Jackson could be the answer.
Eagles bring back WR Baskett
The Eagles have re-signed WR Hank Baskett, who last played with the team in training camp in 2009 before being let go as one of the final cuts.
Eagles sign Marlin Jackson
The Eagles have signed former Colts CB Marlin Jackson to a two-year deal to play free safety.
Eagles' Stacy Andrews restructures deal
Eagles OG Stacy Andrews has restructured his base salary, according to an ESPN report.
Eagles sign WR Avant to five-year deal
The team announced it has re-signed restricted free-agent WR Jason Avant, 26, to a five-year deal. Financial terms were not released.
Early winners and losers in free agency
Here's a look at the teams that have spent the most wisely to this point and which ones overextended themselves after the first weekend of free agency.
Eagles cut WLB Witherspoon
The Eagles have cut WLB Will Witherspoon, a team spokesman said Friday afternoon.
Eagles sign FB Weaver to three-year deal
The Eagles announced Friday they have re-signed FB Leonard Weaver to a three-year contract. Weaver, 27, had been a restricted free agent.
NFC East team needs
Regardless of whether RB Clinton Portis is still in Washington next season, the Redskins need new blood at running back. PFW concludes its analysis of team needs with the NFC East.
Eagles release RB Westbrook
The Eagles have severed ties with RB Brian Westbrook after a season in which he was plagued by concussions.
Eagles' Andrews needs serious work on contract
Word that the Eagles might move on without OG Stacy Andrew unless he redoes his contract was quickly followed by Andrews saying that he would be willing to do a "minor" contract readjustment.
Eagles know value of quarterbacks
Some may criticize the Eagles for having acquired Michael Vick and Kevin Kolb, but they understand the importance of the QB position, one NFL insider says in "Audibles."
The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed on a two-year contract with quarterback Dennis Dixon, who spent the past season with the Super Bowl-champion Baltimore Ravens on their practice squad. The move, announced Thursday, comes three days after the Eagles restructured Michael Vick's contract, bringing him back to compete with Nick Foles for the starting job.||||||| The 28-year-old Dixon had a standout career at Oregon when Chip Kelly was Ducks offensive coordinator. Kelly replaced Andy Reid as Eagles coach after leading Oregon to a 46-7 mark the past four years. A fifth-round pick by Pittsburgh in 2008, Dixon has started three NFL games in five seasons. He has 402 yards passing and one touchdown on 35 for 49 passing. He's also rushed for 56 yards and one score.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have placed quarterback Dennis Dixon on the injured reserve list with a meniscus tear in his left knee, ending his season.||||||| Dixon started the Steelers' first two games in place of the suspended Ben Roethlisberger. He was injured on a run during the first quarter of a 19-11 victory at Tennessee on Sept. 19. Charlie Batch took over and Dixon had surgery later in the week.
Dixon will be Pittsburgh's starting quarterback Sunday at Tennessee, even though the injured Byron Leftwich may return to practice as early as Wednesday. Until Leftwich injured a left knee ligament during the final exhibition game Sept. 2, Leftwich was expected to start throughout Ben Roethlisberger's four-game suspension.||||||| Dixon completed 18 of 26 passes for 236 yards and an interception in his second NFL start, shaking off a series of underthrown passes early in the game to become more accurate in the second half. Even if, coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday, "I'd like the throws to be more on target."
Dixon will get his first extensive playing time with the starters in the Steelers' next-to-last preseason game Sunday in Denver and could follow Ben Roethlisberger.||||||| Dixon has started only one NFL game, and he is expected to be Byron Leftwich's backup when the season starts and Roethlisberger is suspended. However, Tomlin said Dixon has played well enough to earn some time with the starters.
Two-time Super Bowl champion Ben Roethlisberger was suspended for six games without pay Wednesday for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy and ordered to undergo behavioral evaluation. The news could affect Dixon.||||||| Dixon started a game last season with Roethlisberger sidelined with a concussion. He could be under center to begin the season against Atlanta.


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Homeowner claims 15,000 worth of jewelry stolen from their Paseo Catalina home
Original post made on Sep 2, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, August 30, 2012, 10:05 PM
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on Sep 2, 2012 at 3:02 pm
Any space that you need help to clean is by definition too big.
on Sep 2, 2012 at 7:13 pm
Oh Mike, how judgmental of you. They only need help because they are too busy with their lipo, botox, mani schedules to take care of their own homes. It's all about status in P-town if you have not figured that out yet.
on Sep 2, 2012 at 8:11 pm
the only thing they could steal from me that would freak me out is my garden veggies...i don't wear jewelry and i don't even look at it...
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Two catalytic converters were also stolen from our Toyota Sequoia two weeks ago. Geico's expense was $3,000 to replace this, of which they asked us to pay $300 on top of our $100 deductible. We were parked on the 4th floor of the Bart Station across from the Stoneridge Mall. Reported it to Pleasanton PD but report was rejected because they wanted us to report it to the Bart PD. Bart PD said this is common and that there is really nothing they can do to prevent it (after we expressed concern that this might happen again - this happened to our friend TWICE at the Concord Bart). Not fun having to worry everytime!
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Chorizo-Stuffed Turkey Breast with Mexican Grits Recipe
This recipe features a wonderful combination of well-seasoned ingredients. It's also a simple dinner option for a busy evening.Veronica Gantley, Norfolk, Virginia
- 1 boneless skinless turkey breast half (2 pounds)
- 1/2 pound uncooked chorizo, crumbled
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1 teaspoon pepper, divided
- 2 cups water
- 1 cup milk
- 1 cup quick-cooking grits
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 1/2 cup shredded Mexican cheese blend
- Minced fresh parsley, optional
- Cover turkey with plastic wrap; flatten to 1/2-in. thickness. Remove plastic. Spread chorizo over turkey to within 1 in. of edges. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting with a short side; tie with kitchen string.
- Rub with oil. Sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper. In a large ovenproof skillet, brown turkey on all sides. Bake at 350° for 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 hours or until a thermometer reads 170°. Cover and let stand for 10 minutes before slicing.
- In a large saucepan, bring the water, milk and remaining salt to a boil. Slowly stir in grits. Reduce heat; cook and stir for 5-7 minutes or until thickened. Stir in the chilies, cheese and remaining pepper. Serve grits with turkey. Sprinkle with parsley if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
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The following is Phil Baroni's guest blog post, where he talks about the lead up to his DREAM 18 - GLORY 4 bout against Hayato Sakurai on New Year's Eve. If you missed part 1, check it out here - Phil Baroni's NYE Guest Blog: It's now or never for me, and I sure don't like the sound of 'never'.
I'm getting ready to start my last hard week of training for my New Year's Eve fight. Well, not right this second as it's Sunday, and I'm at a local coffee spot. I'm drinking coffee for breakfast because I still have more than a few pounds to lose.
I'd say I'm a bit behind schedule going into this fight. At this point, I am not as fit or ready as I was going into my last bout. I've been working around an injury since my last blog post. I'll be okay, and I'll be able to fight, but it sucks nonetheless. It is what it is I guess. I have to fight.
10 years ago, I never would've imagined that I'd be a soon to be 37-year-old journeyman, but I'm playing the cards I've been dealt with the best I can.
Ah, who am I kidding? I've dealt them to myself.
I look at guys I've trained with over the years, like Mike Pyle, and see how well they're doing nowadays. He is older than me but he's still knocking out guys on the highest level, and it inspires me. Him, Dan Henderson, and a lot of us old timers are still hanging in there and winning big fights.
My opponent, Sakurai, is a star of the early days as well. He's still going, still stepping in the ring and betting on himself, letting the chips fall where they may.
I'm going without a cornerman this time and I'm taking the long flight to Japan by myself. Nobody from AKA can make the trip with my ass for the entire week, and just coming in and out for one day is a waste. It's Christmas and New Year's. It's the holiday season and guys have families and friends to be with. It's totally understandable.
I'll have a cornerman when I get there, Riki Fukuda, a friend and training partner for many years. He lives in Tokyo, and he'll have my back when I step into the squared circle.
I have a hard week coming up.
Josh Thomson has been my sparring partner and he's really tough. I have black eyes, I was hurting all week, and I'll be more than happy to be done with him after the next few days. I'm glad he stepped up and is helping me, risking his body and sparring me hard.
Well, I think I'm risking my body a lot more than he has been.
I look forward to him making a lot of noise in the UFC's 155 lb division. He's at least top 5, in my opinion.
Well anyway, camp is ongoing and I'm receiving treatment for my injuries. I'm dieting harder 'cause the weight is slow to come off. I think it's the cold weather, because I find it a lot easier to get leaner in the summer. I'm not sure if that's true, but it's a theory I have as I've always been able to get leaner in the warm weather.
The weather here sucks right now in San Jose, and I miss the sun shine of Vegas. I'm not digging this cloudy, rainy weather in the very least. Why the f*ck did I move to Cali?
Well I'm about done with my coffee and writing this blog.
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I successfully accessed rotation and accelerometer data with QML, but I'm currently struggling with AmbientLightSensor and ProximitySensor.
There are enough examples of accessing sensor data with Qt/C++, but QML seems different.
I do something like this:
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PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. -- Rug and accent supplier Safavieh was recently recognized for accommodating Superstorm Sandy work crews at its offices following the storm.
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Yaraghi converted a section of office space at the company's 200,000-sq.-ft. facility for the workers, who otherwise would have been housed in a makeshift tent city in a local park, a press release said.
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"The FEMA workers who came to Port Washington had to sleep outside in tents in cold weather with no heat and insufficient toilet facilities," Yaraghi said. "When the mayor called to ask if we could house 16 in our building at 2 Channel Drive, I offered a part of our office space with restrooms, and my brother Michael, who runs our Safavieh Home Furnishings retail stores, provided beds, mattresses and pillows. The workers were very happy to be out of the cold."
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