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The director of the Brunswick County Economic Development Commission, Jim Bradshaw, confirmed the move Friday morning.
The distribution center will move to 2210 Mercantile Drive in the Leland Industrial Park.
With Brunswick County boasting the third lowest tax rate in the state, Coca-Cola isn't the first to make the move across the river and it could be something we'll be seeing much more often.
Matt Dean and his father moved Dean Hardwoods from Wilmington to Leland a few years ago. While they sometimes miss their old factory on the river, they don't miss some other aspects of running a business in New Hanover County.
"You do have land issues there, and you have tax issues there," said Dean. "Most of our employees actually don't live in Wilmington. They live in Whiteville or Bolivia, so it's closer for them. It's less expensive for them to live over here."
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Scott Satterfiled, the head of Wilmington Industrial Development, said he didn't seem too worried about Brunswick County's growing influence. He said, "the rising tide floats everybody's boat."
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The new Barry Farm Recreation Center is approximately 32,000 sq. ft., and will include an indoor gymnasium w/bleachers, an indoor pool with the District's second water slide, lockers, a game room, an exercise room and senior lounge. Adjacent to the indoor pool and lockers is a below grade parking structure.
Exterior amenities include a combination football/soccer and little league field, press box for the field, community garden, basketball courts, playground and courtyard.
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Phase 2 (2015) - Recreation Center, the field and the exterior amenities.
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Barry Farm Recreation Center Project
Location: 1230 Sumner Road, SE
Ward: 8
Construction Agency: DGS
Start Date: May 2013
End Date: 2015
DGS Project Manager: Shilpa Khatri
General Contractor: Whiting Turner
Architect: Torti Gallas Urban
Budget: $23,000,000
Green Features/LEED Certification: LEED Silver
Status: Construction Ongoing
DGS Contact: Jackie Stanley
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- Game area
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- Senior lounge
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SANTA TERESA, NEW MEXICO - U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the Santa Teresa Port of Entry seized 230 pounds of cheese late Friday night.
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Speculation abounds about why the offense has been so up-and-down this year. There are some notable issues that showed up in the Baltimore game that will need to be fixed.
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Three Bengals names jump out, in terms guys who need more playing time. They should see significant action on Sunday versus the Browns if Cincinnati wants to right the ship.
The Bengals are 6-4, but three of those losses were extremely close, which would have made them one of the AFC teams with the best record. Do these losses actually inspire confidence?
I decided to expand on some thoughts and opinions that have come up over the past few days in the wake of the Bengals' loss to the Ravens.
Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Brandon Thompson is a good run defender who should limit the opposing offense's running game. On that, he's capable of limiting Atkins' absence for the rest of...
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Taking a look at the Bengals snap distribution on offense and defense during the team's 20-17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
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Taking a look at the stories around the internet regarding Cincinnati's 20-17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
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Burfict said he was taken back to locker room for concussion test and passed it. Saw hail Mary on jumbotron: "it looked like a video game."— Joe Danneman (@FOX19Joe) November 10, 2013
Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict was forced out of the game in the fourth quarter after he showed concussion-like symptoms. However, he passed those tests and returned for overtime.
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The War on Fun continues with a proposal to electronically track every nightclub visitor
SFPD Inspector Dave Falzon, the department's liaison to the nightclubs and ABC, told the Guardian that he believes the data gathered from nightclub patrons would allow police to more easily find witnesses and suspects to solve any crimes committed at or near the nightclubs.
"It's not intended to be exploited," Falzon said, stressing that the recommendations are a work in progress and part of an ongoing dialogue with the Entertainment Commission — an agency Newsom, SFPD officials, and some media voices have been highly critical of over the last two years.
Along with the proposal for the ID scanners, SFPD proposed many other measures such as increased security personnel (including requiring clubs to hire more so-called 10-B officers, or SFPD officials on overtime wages), metal detectors at club entrances, surveillance cameras at the entrances and exits, and extra lighting on the exterior of the night clubs.
Though this may sound to many like heading down the dystopian rabbit hole with Big Brother potentially watching your every move, Falzon thinks it's the opposite. "It isn't that police department is acting as a militant state," Falzon said. "All we're trying to do is to make these clubs safer so they can be more fun."
Yet critics of the proposals don't think they sound like much fun at all, and fear that employing such overzealous policing tools will hurt one of San Francisco's most vital economic sectors while doing little to make anyone safer.
Jamie Zawinski is the owner of the DNA Lounge, which recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. He has been a leading voice in pushing back against the War of Fun, including running a blog that chronicles SFPD excesses. He said the proposed regulations go way too far.
"It's gang violence happening on the street. The nightclubs are being scapegoated. You don't solve the problem by increased security in the clubs," Zawinski told us, adding that the lack of proper policing on the streets should be addressed before putting the financial strain on the entertainment industry.
"It's ridiculously insulting. I will not do that to my customers. It's not a way to solve any problems," Zawinski said. "It sets the tone for the evening when you start demanding papers."
It's also a gross violation of people's rights, says Nicole Ozer, the director of Technology and Civil Liberties Policy for the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California. She said that recording people's personal information when they enter a public venue raises troubling legal issues.
"There are some real implications of tracking and monitoring personal data. The details of what you visit reveal things about your sexuality and political views," Ozer said, adding that the ACLU would also have issues with how that information is used and safeguarded.
In response to police crackdowns on nightlife, club owners and advocates earlier this year formed the California Music and Culture Association (CMAC) to advocate for nightlife and offer advice and legal assistance to members. CMAC officials say they are concerned about the latest proposals.
"The rise in violence has to be looked at from a societal point of view," said Sean Manchester, president of CMAC and owner of the nightclub Mighty. He noted that most of the violence that has been associated with nightclubs took place in alleys and parking lots away from the bars and involved underage perpetrators. "In many instances [the increased security measures] wouldn't have done anything to stop it," he said.
I think this is great idea......but what will they do about COM#.....??
This does really raise the question as to how far they will take this whole invasion of privacy that they are doing all over the place. By just saying that it is to better protect you from violence of some kind they are already doing full body scans in airports and now they want to scan your ID just for going into a club... whats next? a tracking chip in your body for day to day life just to keep you from walking off a bridge and into the ocean?
will cause a lot more problems than it could ever solve. Having worked in bars and clubs, attempting to scan every customers ID isn't going to go over. I suppose it would kill off the clubs that are inviting to thugs, and maybe thats the idea?
It is odd that the Guardian is against more invasive "Orwellian" government. True believers have never really been known for a single standard so I guess its to be expected.
There was no closed session on November 30 to discuss the city attorney's opinion, although it was distributed to commissioners at the November 23 meeting. ID scanning, as you mentioned, is the most controversial item among the proposed conditions. The fact that clubs might be able to attach anecdotal information to individual ID scans and the possibility that this information might also be shared among all clubs using the same network, is particularly troubling. This is on the agenda for next Tuesday's EC meeting.
Humm. Genital pat-downs at the airport. US Government Fusion Centers, 200+ FEMA detention camps / "National Emergency Centers", ID swipes to enter a nightclub. Sure seems like a pattern to all of this.....
Next step? A trumped-up emergency used to declare martial law?
Night-club entertainment is not a vital part of San Francisco's economy, so get over yourself. Don't confuse binge drinking and vomiting in the streets with "urban life". Go build your cookie-cutter nightclubs in Walnut Creek and Hayward, so you can save most of your boozer customers some driving time.
Really, this whole issue pits a cabal of people in their 20's and 30's, largely from the suburbs, along with the alcohol-industrial complex, headed by SFBG, against the rest of the city. The police are taking these actions because that's what most people who vote and pay taxes in S.F. want.
First of all, 30% of San Francisco's population is in the 20-30 range, which makes a pretty significant portion of the population. Just because you cant take a sip of alcohol without "vomiting in the streets" doesn't mean that that is the case for then tens of thousands who go to nightclubs in San Francisco every night.
San Francisco has been globally known for being a center of live music and entertainment (you know, those things that happen at nightclubs) for over fifty years.
Anyone who thinks that the government tracking its citizens is a good idea needs to get the hell out of this country. If you really hate our civil liberties that much than maybe you should spend some time in North Korea or China.
"Our nightlife economy is really important to San Francisco," says Jocelyn Kane, the (Entertainment) commission's deputy director. "
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on Feb 7, 2014 at 8:20 pm
Too bad preference wasn't given to the Buena Vista residents who are losing their homes.
Does anyone ever understand what Ms Shepard is speaking about? There's likely a spark of an idea in there. Somewhere. [Portion removed.]
on Feb 7, 2014 at 8:23 pm
Prime location for families, lucky for them. I'm wondering how long some of these families were on a waiting list. I've read past articles that the waits are over five years, give or take.
One family included in this article is a mother with 3-year-old twins, along with a 7-year-old. I do wonder about the mother, (and I see a photo of a man with her though not listed if he is living with her 3 children), how long was she on a waiting list?
My opinion is to not have children if you cannot afford to house them, without assistance from the government.
I do understand unforeseen events can happen, as I would imagine the woman with teenaged sons appear. Her children were already in the PAUSD, yet the other family, the children could not have even been enrolled in the PAUSD, (at 3 and 7 years), with what I've read on the waiting lists for low-income units.
I just don't agree with low-income housing in one of the wealthiest areas of California, maybe in a different location, but downtown Palo Alto?
on Feb 7, 2014 at 9:18 pm
Encouraging to see this project take shape. We actually know a couple if the resident families, these are some of the people that clean our houses, take care of our gardens and pretty much raise our children. Unfortunately these jobs are not paid well enough to afford housing in Palo Alto. This is a small way for this town to give something back. Saddened to see how wealth can breed such selfishness as expressed in the previous post.


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Health-related disabilities are conditions affecting one or more of the body's systems. These include the respiratory, immunological, neurological, and circulatory systems. There are many kinds of health-related impairments, varying significantly in their effects and symptoms; below are brief descriptions of some of the more common types.
Common Types and Descriptions of Health-Related Disabilities
- Cancer
- A malignant growth that can affect any part of the body. Treatment can be time-consuming, painful, and sometimes result in permanent disability.
- Chemical dependency
- Considered a disabling condition when it is documented that a person has received treatment for a drug or alcohol addiction and is not currently using. Chemical dependency can cause permanent cognitive impairments and carries with it a great deal of stigma.
- Diabetes mellitus
- Causes a person to lose the ability to regulate blood sugar. People with diabetes often need to follow a strict diet and may require insulin injections. During a diabetic reaction, a person may experience confusion, sudden personality changes, or loss of consciousness. In extreme cases, diabetes can also cause vision loss, cardiovascular disease, kidney failure, stroke, or necessitate the amputation of limbs.
- Epilepsy and other seizure disorders
- Cause a person to experience a loss of consciousness. Episodes, or seizures, vary from short absence (formerly known as petit mal) seizures to the less common tonic-clonic (formerly known as grand mal) seizures. Seizures are frequently controlled by medications and are most often not emergency situations.
- Epstein Barr virus or chronic fatigue syndrome
- An autoimmune disorder that causes extreme fatigue, loss of appetite, and depression. Physical or emotional stress may adversely affect a person with this condition.
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV+)
- Causes AIDS, and inhibits one's ability to ward off illnesses and infections. Symptoms vary greatly. People with HIV or AIDS are often stigmatized.
- Lyme's disease
- A multi-health-related condition that can cause paralysis, fatigue, fever, dermatitis, sleeping problems, memory dysfunction, cognitive difficulties, and depression.
- Lupus erythematosus
- Can cause inflammatory lesions, neurological problems, extreme fatigue, persistent flu-like symptoms, impaired cognitive ability, connective tissue dysfunction, and mobility impairments. Lupus most often affects young women.
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- A progressive neurological condition with a variety of symptoms, such as loss of strength, numbness, vision impairments, tremors, and depression. The intensity of MS symptoms can vary. A person can be extremely fatigued one day and very strong the next day. Extreme temperatures can also adversely affect a person with MS.
- Renal disease or failure
- Can result in loss of bladder control, extreme fatigue, pain, and toxic reactions that can cause cognitive difficulties. Some people with renal disease are on dialysis and have to adhere to a rigid schedule.
Some Considerations When Working with Students with Health-Related Disabilities
Students affected by health-related disabilities differ from those with other disabilities because health-related disabilities are often unstable. A person's condition, therefore, varies along with the need for and type of reasonable accommodations.
Common accommodations for students with health related disabilities include:
- Conveniently located parking
- Note-takers
- Extended time to complete a task
- Modified course or workload
- Priority registration
- Exam modifications
Instructional Strategies for Students with Health-Related Disabilities
Health-related disabilities often require instructional strategies similar to those listed for other disabilities. The use of such strategies will depend on how the disability is manifested. If a faculty member would like more information about instructional strategies for students with health-related disabilities, he or she should utilize the direct link to our office email address.


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I have to say, I was extremely impressed with how NFL Films handled their coverage of Jerry Smith: A Football Life. It covered the era, expressed the esteem that Jerry was held in by his teammates and alluded to the question regarding was his sexual orientation preventing his enshrinement into the HOF. I believe that the program can still be found on the nfl.com website and for fans that want to see hands in action, there is a nice set of clips that are quite representative of Smith's career that illustrate just how good he was on the field and what a weapon he was during those Redskin years of Jurgensen, Lombardi and Allen.
I urge you all who are unacquainted with this man to get acquainted with a bit of Redskin history, as it does a fine job of showing how Smith's position as a player was a reflection of the times and how he carried himself as a man. Try to understand the context of where we are then and where we are today.
Full of interviews with a pantheon of Redskin greats: Jurgy, Kilmer, Owens, Brown and some interesting storytelling.


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CULPEPER, Va. (AP) - The Virginia State Police says it is continuing to investigate a 1996 homicide in Culpeper County.
Saturday marks the 17th anniversary since the disappearance of Alicia Showalter Reynolds.
The 25-year-old was abducted on Route 29 while traveling from Baltimore, Md., to Charlottesville. Her remains were found two months later.
The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation's Culpeper Field Office has received more than 10,040 tips relating to the case.
More than two dozen tips have come in within the past year and officials are encouraging the public to come forward with any information related to the investigation.
Witnesses say a white male between 35 and 45 years old was stopped out with her vehicle. The man was driving a dark-colored pickup truck, possibly a green Nissan.
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Case Background - Virginia State Police press release 03-02-2012:
It was March 2, 1996, when Alicia Showalter Reynolds was abducted in Culpeper County on Route 29 while traveling from Baltimore, Md., to Charlottesville.
According to witnesses who observed Ms. Reynolds' vehicle parked on the southbound shoulder of Route 29 on March 2, 1996, a white male, approximately 35-45 years old with a medium build and light to medium brown hair was stopped out with her vehicle. The man, described as between 5'10' to 6'0 tall, was driving a dark-colored pickup truck, possibly a green Nissan.
As news spread about Ms. Reynolds' abduction, several other female subjects came forward advising that a white male had either stopped them or attempted to stop them while they were traveling along Route 29 in Culpeper County.
Ms. Reynolds' remains were found two months later on May 7, 1996, in the Lignum area of Culpeper County.
Anyone with information pertaining to the abduction and murder of Alicia Showalter Reynolds is asked to contact the Virginia State Police Culpeper Division toll-free at 1-800-572-2260, or the Bureau of Criminal Investigation toll-free at 1-888-300-0156.


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DETROIT (AP) — A person briefed on the matter says Ford Motor Co. will add 1,200 jobs at its Chicago assembly plant to build the new Ford Explorer starting later this year. The company and Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn are scheduled to make the announcement on Tuesday at the factory. Quinn told reporters in Chicago on Monday that an unspecified company would be announcing 1,200 new jobs in Illinois.
DuPont Idles Plants After Recent Series Of AccidentsJanuary 25, 2010 3:44 am
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — State and county officials say DuPont is planning safety checks that are expected to temporarily idle most manufacturing at its Belle chemical plant. Kanawha County Commission President Kent Carper and a spokesman for Gov. Joe Manchin confirmed DuPont's plans Saturday afternoon.
Bubble Wrap Now 'Over The Hill,' Still Fun As EverJanuary 25, 2010 3:42 am | by David Porter, Associated Press Writer
SADDLE BROOK, N.J. (AP) — People have walked to the altar dressed in it, protected their garden plants with it, even put it on display at highbrow art museums. Mostly, they like the sound it makes when they destroy it, piece by piece, which largely explains the appeal of Bubble Wrap, the stress reducer disguised as package cushioning that maintains an inexplicable hold on pop culture.
More Melamine-Tainted Milk In China's QA NightmareJanuary 25, 2010 3:38 am
BEIJING (AP) — Melamine-tainted dairy products were pulled from convenience store shelves in southern China more than a year after hundreds of thousands of children had been sickened in a massive milk safety scandal, a government spokeswoman said Monday. The announcement calls into question the effectiveness of a crackdown launched by Chinese officials to improve product safety after a number of scandals, including the contamination of baby formula in 2008 and the recent discovery of the toxic metal cadmium in cheap jewelry.
Chrysler's Ohio Stamping Plant Stays Alive 3 More MonthsJanuary 25, 2010 3:31 am
TWINSBURG, Ohio (AP) — Union leaders say Chrysler's stamping plant in Ohio will stay open until June 26, three months longer than the company had planned. Doug Rice, president of the United Auto Workers Local 122, said Friday that Chrysler wanted to build up a bank of parts and then close the plant in March, but rising steel prices delayed those plans.
Military Body Armor Execs Charged With FraudJanuary 25, 2010 3:30 am
CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. (AP) -- A federal jury is hearing the case of two former top executives of the nation's leading supplier of body armor to the U.S. military. They're charged with insider trading, fraud and tax evasion in an alleged $185 million scheme. Opening statements were scheduled Monday in Central Islip (EYE'-slihp), N.
RI Meatpacker Recalls 1.24 Million Pounds Of SalamiJanuary 25, 2010 3:19 am
BURRILLVILLE, R.I. (AP) — A Rhode Island meat company recalled 1.24 million pounds of pepper-coated salami on Saturday, after officials conducting a months-long, multistate investigation of a salmonella outbreak compared shopping receipts of those who got sick. The recall by Daniele International Inc.
Oil Refineries Desperate For Boomer ReplacementsJanuary 25, 2010 3:18 am | by Peter Johnson
GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — Concerned about the graying of its work force, three Billings area oil refineries persuaded MSU-Billings College of Technology to create a two-year program in process-plant technology. Almost 50 students are starting the concentrated, two-year program this semester, hoping to take advantage of median Montana wages of $51,200 in the industry.
Smith & Wesson VP Charged With Multimillion-Dollar BribeJanuary 22, 2010 3:34 am
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — A top Smith & Wesson executive is among 22 people accused of trying to bribe an African government to get part of a multimillion-dollar deal to outfit its presidential guard. Amaro Goncalves, 49, vice president of sales for the Springfield-based gunmaker, and the other defendants were arrested Monday in Las Vegas while attending a trade show.
Harley-Davidson Posts 4Q Loss, First In 16 YearsJanuary 22, 2010 3:15 am
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Harley-Davidson Inc. on Friday reported a fourth-quarter loss, its first quarterly deficit in 16 years, as restructuring costs and the sluggish economy wore on the motorcycle maker. Harley-Davidson has spent the last year reorganizing its business to cope with falling demand of its high-end bikes.
Union: Opel Closure, Job Cuts A 'Declaration Of War'January 22, 2010 3:09 am
BERLIN (AP) — Employee representatives at General Motors Co.'s Opel unit on Friday slammed the automaker's announcement it would cut 8,300 jobs and close its plant in Belgium as a "declaration of war" on European workers. Armin Schild, head of the IG Metall union in Frankfurt and a member of Opel's board, criticized GM for lacking a clear and thoroughly financed restructuring concept, the DAPD news agency reported.
EnerDel To Bring 500 Jobs To Indianapolis RegionJanuary 22, 2010 3:06 am
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (AP) — Lithium battery maker EnerDel says it will locate its newest manufacturing operation in Hancock County, bringing 500 jobs to the area. Gov. Mitch Daniels joined EnerDel executives Thursday to announce the new operation near Mount Comfort just east of Indianapolis. He says he hopes EnerDel can help make Indiana the capital of the electric vehicle industry.
Obama Pushes Populist Message For Clean-Energy JobsJanuary 22, 2010 3:03 am | by Philip Elliott, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is telling voters in Ohio, already wracked by high unemployment, that investments in clean-energy technologies will help boost the nation's economy. Obama planned to use his visit Friday to test-drive an aggressive populist push on jobs, a top concern for voters across the country as the White House begins a message shift heading into fall elections expected to be difficult for Democrats.
Toyota Recalls 2.3 Million Cars For Sticky AcceleratorsJanuary 22, 2010 2:58 am
NEW YORK (AP) — Toyota is recalling 2.3 million U.S. vehicles to correct sticking accelerator pedals, the latest in a string of quality problems that have bedeviled the Japanese automaker. The recall includes the 2009-2010 RAV4, the 2009-2010 Corolla, the 2009-2010 Matrix, the 2005-2010 Avalon, the 2007-2010 Camry, the 2010 Highlander, the 2007-2010 Tundra and the 2008-2010 Sequioia.
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LEUVEN, Belgium (AP) — The world's largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA, shut down production in its home country Wednesday in an escalation of a standoff with workers at its Belgian breweries over job cuts. Workers began blockading three AB InBev breweries two weeks ago to protest against cutting up to 263 jobs in Belgium as part of plan to reduce the company's European work force by 10 percent.
Miss. Plant Explosion Injures ThreeJanuary 20, 2010 3:42 am
GUNTOWN, Miss. (AP) — Authorities say a plant explosion in Lee County has injured three workers. Lee County Chief Deputy Sheriff John Hall says the explosion happened about 2:26 p.m. Tuesday as workers were cleaning a machine at Columbian Rope Co. in Guntown. Hall says one person was airlifted from the scene to the North Mississippi Medical Center, and another had extensive injuries.
Chinese Exec Escapes To U.S., Plans 4,000-Job Hybrid PlantJanuary 20, 2010 3:39 am | by Phillip Rawls, Associated Press Writer
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A former Chinese carmaker planning a hybrid car assembly plant in Alabama has lined up a veteran engineering and design firm while still trying to put together $1.5 billion in financing for the project. Benjamin Yeung, chairman of Hybrid Kinetic Motors Corp.
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Authorities in Polk County have issued an alert for a missing Winter Haven man who has not been seen in nearly a week.
Edgar Todd's sister filed a missing person's report on Saturday.
According to a Polk County Sheriff's Office report the 66-year-old man resides at 210 ½ Second St. in the Eloise community of Winter Haven.
His roommate told investigators that he last saw Todd at approximately 10 a.m. on February 11th. The missing man allegedly told his roommate that he was going to Winter Haven Hospital.
He never arrived.
Todd is described as being a white male who stands 5'10'' tall and weighs 210 pounds. He has blue eyes, brownish/gray hair and a full gray beard.
He has not been diagnosed with any serious medical conditions and is not on medication. A family member however, did tell deputies that Todd has exhibited signs of dementia.
He was last seen wearing blue jeans, brown boots, and an unknown type of shirt.
If you see Edgar Todd, please contact the Polk County Sheriff's Office at 863-298-6200.
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£2m investment for Keswick museum
Work will begin later this year to transform Keswick Museum and Art Gallery. A new cafe, toilets and display cases will be added and the leaky roof fixed.
The project was made possible thanks to a grant of £1.7 from the Heritage Lottery Fund.A new gallery will also be created for the Mountain Heritage Trust to display its nationally important collection.
Allerdale and Town Councillor, Martin Pugmire said:
– Martin Pugmire
"This wonderful award will enable a much loved local museum that has had huge support from local people to open all year and will complete the renaissance of Fitz Park. This began with the development of the Lottery funded destination play area and continued with the recently completed community multi use games area."
Keswick Museum was built in 1898 and the enhancement project will bring the Arts and Crafts style building into the 21st century whilst retaining the charm and character of a Victorian museum.The award from the Heritage Lottery Fund is 83% of the total cost of £2,168,000. Allerdale Borough Council has committed £290,000 to the development and the project is also part financed by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas.
Commenting on the award Tricia Kerr, chair of Keswick Museum and Art Gallery Ltd, said:
– Tricia Kerr
"We are delighted that the Heritage Lottery Fund has given this award. Many people have been working for a long time so that the museum can become self-sustaining and the provision of a café, shop and education facilities will provide the income needed to run the museum. It will hopefully mean that we will not be reliant just on the local authority for funding in the future."


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DOLPHINS '07: Started in 16 matches as a freshman…finished second in assists (5) and third in goals scored (2)…started the season with consecutive assists against Presbyterian (8/31) and Indiana (9/2)…scored first collegiate goal in JU's 2-1 victory over Coastal Carolina (9/9)…recorded the game-winning assist for a 3-2 win over East Tennessee State (9/30)…tallied assists in the 4-0 shutout at Campbell (10/18)…had the lone goal in the 2-1 loss to North Florida (10/31)...earned A-Sun Academic all-conference honors and named to the Dean's list.
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Lancaster County's new forensic center in East Hempfield Township was dedicated at the end of September.
Officials tour the forensic center the day it was dedicated.
Lancaster County Coroner Dr. Steven Diamantoni stands in an autopsy room.
The facility's groundbreaking was held in Sept. 2011.
News 8's Katelyn Smith toured the facility in early September.
There are two main coolers for bodies in the new facility.
The $5.6 million facility is located along Spring Valley Road.
The center includes administrative offices.
There are new X-ray and dental machines that will allow workers to process more on site so they can get information to police and families faster.
There is a family viewing area in the new facility that will help with identification.
The forensic center is 13,000 square feet.
The center has garage doors, which will allow multiple ambulances to drive through during mass casualty events.
The autopsy rooms have high-tech lights with cameras and microphones built in to record autopsies.
There are two viewing windows equipped with intercoms that will allow investigators to communicate more easily. The Lancaster County coroner said that the windows may be used as viewing areas for students to learn forensics.
The new facility is now open.


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One of the other highlights of my trip to Villefranche last month was the Fondation Maeght.
Perched high on the hilltops above the Cote d'Azur, Fondation Maeght is private art foundation founded by Marguerite and Aimé Maeght and dedicated to presenting contemporary art. Inaugurated in 1964 by Andre Malraux, it was built architect Lluis Sert. The idyllic setting has a sculpture garden in the front entrance with works by Calder, Pierre Tal-Coat, Chagall, Takis, and Leger. Another outdoor area is the Miro Labyrinth, a myriad of whimsical animal sculptures and the back courtyard has works by Giacometti.
We loved the current show, a retrospective of somber life sized portraits by artist Djamel Tatah. Some of the most striking portraits are the long multi paneled ones with solid blocks of color surrounding them and the ones with repeated figures. One room has a stained glass panel by Miro and Tatah's portraits attain a heightened effect with the reflection of the glass on them.
We were hungry for lunch after the museum and lucked out finding le Tilleul, a non-touristy restaurant with an eclectic, modern menu, not just your typical French Provencal dishes.
Fondation Maeght
623 Chemin des Gardettes ,Saint-Paul-de-Vence,
Le Tilleul
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New! Eye Prefer Paris Cooking Classes
I am happy to announce the launch of Eye Prefer Paris Cooking Classes. Come take an ethnic culinary journey with me and chef and caterer Charlotte Puckette, co-author of the bestseller The Ethnic Paris Cookbook (with Olivia Kiang-Snaije). First we will shop at a Paris green-market for the freshest ingredients and then return to Charlotte's professional kitchen near the Eiffel Tower to cook a three-course lunch. After, we will indulge in the delicious feast we prepared along with hand-selected wines.
Cost: 185 euros per person (about $240)
Time: 9:30AM- 2PM (approximately 4 1/2 hours)
Location: We will meet by a metro station close to the market
Class days: Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday,Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
Minimum of 2 students, maximum 6 students.
Click here to sign up for the next class or for more info.
I am pleased as punch to announce the launch of Eye Prefer Paris Tours, which are 3-hour walking tours I will personally be leading. The Eye Prefer Paris Tour includes many of the places I have written about such as small museums & galleries, restaurants, cafes & food markets, secret addresses, fashion & home boutiques, parks, and much more.
Tours cost 210 euros for up to 3 people, and 70 euros for each additional person. I look forward to meeting you on my tours and it will be my pleasure and delight to show you my insiders Paris.
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There are a number of starters who are free agents after the season. Fletcher, Landry, Fred Davis, Adam Carricker, and Tim Hightower are all in the last season of their contracts.
A large number of last years free agents signed one year deals, so next years free agent class will be very deep. You could argue that they should wait and bet on a buyers market again next year, then be able to resign guys to favorable deals as they did with Moss and McIntosh. I don't think there is any worry about Fletcher signing elsewhere, so I'd wait on him. Same with Carricker. Hightower has the injury, so you have to wait to see how he recovers, and he won't be a big money deal anyway. To me, Landry and Davis are the two players the team should be negotiating extensions with. Davis would be the top priority, as someone could easily offer him a silly contract in free agency and the team would be left to decide to overpay him or let him walk. I'm less sold on Landry. He's had some injuries, and he reminds me of Roy Williams in Dallas. I like him, and if he resigns for a reasonable amount, do it now. If he wants to break the bank, I'd be very wary of him.
What do you guys think? Anyone else they need to extend now? McIntosh?


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The District of Columbia's delegate to Congress wants the district's flag to be included anytime the military displays the flags of all 50 states.
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton and delegates from other U.S. territories delivered a series of speeches on the House floor Wednesday.
Their goal is to encourage the Senate to adopt language already approved by the House that would require the military to display the flags of the district and other territories alongside the flags of the 50 states. Norton says the Army flies the district and territorial flags as a matter of policy, but other branches of the military do not.
Delegate Gregorio Sablan of the Northern Mariana Islands says it's "a sad experience" for roughly 36,000 service members who don't see their flags represented at ceremonies.
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No Libs Swim Club hits its mark
Laura Francis
From the outside, Arrow Swim Club appears like a walled fortress, with a high wooden barrier separating it from the urban landscape it is planted squarely upon. Like an island perched in a sea of concrete, Arrow distances itself from its neighbors, creating an air of exclusivity and taking a defiant stance against the fast–pace of the city that surrounds it.
Stepping inside feels like entering another time and place. Modern and trendy like the nearby apartment complexes that flank it, the club nonetheless reaches for a nostalgia, tapping into the carefree feeling of summer and the sunny charisma of the West coast. Towels are dispensed by a retro painted trailer, and a firepit in the corner looks made for an ocean breeze and a folk singer with a guitar.
Laura Francis
For the more business–minded, the club offers cabanas with all the bells and whistles, including flat screen TVs, ipod docks, and plush chairs and cushions. For sunbathers, there are two levels to catch the rays. The upper level is upholstered with astro–turf, further hearkening back to the atomic age, and a view of the industrialized skyline that blossoms at sunset.
With a full bar and endless amenities, it's easy to see how the summer hangout could become a summer residence, especially on weekends. One gets the feeling that the members are all regulars, and that on Saturday nights it's as rowdy as it is relaxed this Monday afternoon.
Laura Francis
With a steep price tag ($1000 per season), the club may not initally strike one as worth the cost. Yet every detail connotes luxury, making relaxation seem like an art form and an accomplishment. For patrons of means, Arrow is well worth its price tag. Membership only and 21 plus, Arrow Swim Club is an enticing oasis apart from the grind of city living and everyday worries.
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1031 Germantown Ave.
Open through Oct. 16
Tours available everyday 11a.m. to 6 p.m.
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JULIEN LEPAROUX, SKY HIGH GAL, WINNER: "It (the pace scenario) didn't go exactly to plan; she was sharp right away, and a little keen before the first turn. She relaxed very well on the backside though. She got a little tired today but she showed a lot of heart, tried the whole way."
JOE TALAMO, SCARLET STRIKE, SECOND: "It was close, I was hoping we had a good (head) bob; it's unfortunate. She handled her first time on turf great, handled it real well. We were able to get a good, ground-saving trip.
JULIEN LEPAROUX, QARAABA, WINNER: "Simon (Callaghan) told me to ride her with a lot of confidence and I did. She's a very handy filly and she relaxed perfectly. As you could see, she won pretty easily and she had a lot left."
GARRETT GOMEZ, MORE CHOCOLATE, THIRD: "The horse handled everything really well. She was just a little stronger than I was expecting her to be early on. I kept trying to get her to relax and get off the bridle; when she finally did we were traveling well.
VICTOR ESPINOZA, TEDDY'S PROMISE, WINNER: "I had a great trip. I had a good post
outside. She's got a lot of class. When she wants to run, she's the best. I liked the post a lot; when she's inside she doesn't always like it."
TYLER BAZE, SNOW FALL, SECOND: "I'm still getting to know this filly, it's her first time here; she's from back east. I've only been on her once in the morning, so I'm still getting to know her. She gave me what I thought she had today but that other horse was just a little too much for her.
RAFAEL BEJARANO, AVARE, WINNER: "I knew I had to try to send him because I knew the eight (Gabriel Charles) wanted to get the lead. I knew I had to take the chance. Once he (Avare) got the lead, I got him to relax and when we hit the stretch, he was off. I worked him two or three times before the race and he was just amazing. I think he loves distance and I think he could go a mile and a quarter. It's good to be getting back. I had some bad luck and we were finishing second too many times.
EDWIN MALDONADO, COMMA TO THE TOP, WINNER: "With the speed scratching, we felt we would go for the lead and it worked out good. I felt I had a ton of horse under me at the end. The horse drifted out late, but the middle of the track was the hardest part of the track. I am most appreciative of (trainer) Peter Miller for giving me the opportunity (after Corey Nakatani took off the mount due to a spill earlier in the day). We've had a good day together. I got Peter two wins and a third."
DAVID FLORES, CAPITAL ACCOUNT, FOURTH: "He broke good.
RAFAEL BEJARANO, BOOK REVIEW, WINNER: "I saw there was a lot of speed in the race and that was very good for me. I let her do whatever she felt comfortable with. I knew she was going to come running at the end, so I just waited for the right time, and it worked.
"Mr. Baffert has been a good trainer for a long time and he always gives me a good opportunity. My business has been down a little but I'm very appreciative of what he does for me."
GARRETT GOMEZ, RENEESGOTZIP, SECOND: "She ran really good.
RAFAEL BEJARANO, SILENTIO, WINNER: "He really liked the turf today. In his last race he broke from post one and he was kind of waiting a little bit. He still ran a good race, but the way he ran today he was clear from the outside and it was much better for him. He was more relaxed in the race so that's why he gave me a good turn of foot in the stretch."
MIKE SMITH, BATTLE FORCE, 3-1 FAVORITE, SECOND: "He ran too good to lose. I really have to applaud the winner because he beat me today, but they both ran winning races.
GARRETT GOMEZ, JIMMY CREED, WINNER: "With these kind of races you never know what
is going to happen. I knew on paper what the race might look like and which horses might show speed. When I left the gate my horse broke really well and stuck me in a place where I was very comfortable and he was traveling really comfortable. I thought I was in a fairly good spot and it was just a matter of which horse was going to kick on, so I had to make a decision on which horse to follow.
GARRETT GOMEZ, RHYTHM OF LIGHT, WINNER: "She always travels really well. She did everything like a class filly should, and she proved she was today. She was absolutely perfect about everything and traveled the last six furlongs exactly the way I wanted her to. She was never too keen or too much off the bridle and raced beautiful the whole time. When I asked her to pick up, she picked up great and came home nice. I didn't have to ask her for too much."
BRICE BLANC, A JEALOUS WOMAN, SECOND: "I had a great trip.
JOEL ROSARIO, LADY OF FIFTY, WINNER: "She felt good. She did everything right and was real game today. Jerry (Hollendorfer) told me not to get in her way and let her run from the gate, then to figure it out after that."
JERRY HOLLENDORFER, LADY OF FIFTY, WINNER: "She's better routing, if you look at her record. She's going to be a nice filly around here this coming year.
"It was nice to have Joel (Rosario) on the horse. We love Joel. I told him to get out of the gate and get up close.


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In rounds 2-4, the picks the Giants made were the exact picks I wanted the Eagles to make. In the second round, the Eagles selected Zach Ertz, a player I'm not disappointed with, but not who I wanted. The Giants' second round pick was Jonathan Hankins, a player I've valued tremendously throughout the draft process, and someone who I wanted the Eagles to pick. I feel that he could've seriously upgraded the Eagles' D-Line. He has nice size and skill, but he is a perfect example of why the combine is meaningless. He played great during the season, but his lackluster combine results downgraded his stock from a top 5 pick on a December Walter Football Mock Draft to a 2nd round pick. In the 3rd round the Eagles selected Bennie Logan, a pick that is a little disappointing, but he could potentially be an asset to the Eagles. The Giants selected Demontre Moore, a player that I thought the Eagles should've definitely picked in the third round. He was believed to be a top 3 pick before the combine, but a terrible combine drove scouts away from the quality of his play, and they slotted him as a third rounder, but in actuality he is a player with first round talent. The Eagles' fourth round pick was Matt Barkley, a player that worries me with his mediocre senior year and shoulder injury, but gives me hope when I look back to his junior year tape, so we'll just have to wait and see what he does. The Giants selected Ryan Nassib, a player that I wanted the Eagles to take. He is a very good passer, who also has the ability to run the read-option. The Eagles may have made the right choice in the fourth round by taking Barkley over Nassib, who may have been overhyped by the fact that his college coach left to go coach the Bills, who were in need of a quarterback, and when even they passed up on him and took EJ Manuel, teams may have realized that he might not be as good as they thought. So I'm not disappointed with the fourth rounder.
The other rounds where the Giants didn't read my mind:
In the first round I like the Lane Johnson pick (He's a little bit of a project, but can turn into something special). He is the most unbelievable athlete I've ever seen as a Tackle, and he's got tremendous size and he is only missing experience. in the fifth round, I like the Earl Wolff pick over the Giant's Cooper Taylor pick, and I am pleased with the Eagles' seventh round picks especially Jordan Poyer, who is a First Team All-American, something I don't think I've ever seen in the seventh round. So far, I am pleased with how the first draft of the Kelly Era went, because when all is said and done, we didn't draft any firefighters this year.


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An Epic Plot
Architect Steve Bull designed a high-impact, low-maintenance home for a pair of intrepid clients in Alaska, but that was only the beginning of the adventure.
Working as ER doctors at a hospital in eastern Anchorage, Alaska, Tanya Leinicke and Rick Navitsky are accustomed to high-pressure situations, like ministering to the aftereffects of moose stompings and bear maulings. So when two stressful events intersected at the same moment in the couple's life—a political revolution in Nepal jeopardized their adoption of a son just as the design and construction of their 2,100-square-foot house ramped up—they handled the situation with an uncommon measure of grace and perspective. Four years later, the couple told us how it all began—and how hiring the right architect made all the difference.
Navitsky: We came to Alaska from New Mexico in 2001, not necessarily to make it our home, but for adventure.
Leinicke: I had to pay back my Air Force scholarship to medical school, so I worked at the Air Force base in Anchorage for four years. We fell in love with the place. Every time you go outdoors you feel like you're in a National Geographic article. And the community's very strong. Alaska's still the kind of place where if your car gets stuck in a ditch, three people will immediately stop to help you out.
Leinicke: Land like this isn't easy to stumble upon. We drove up, took a look, and were like, Whoa, we better buy this. Or somebody else will, quick.
Navitsky: On a clear day you can see the whole Anchorage bowl from here: Denali, the snow-covered Alaska Range, the three volcanoes to the west.
Leinicke: Finding an architect was easy. We had a close friend in Seattle who's an architect and she recommended Steve Bull, the founder of Workshop AD. They'd worked together before, and she thought we'd be a good fit. We didn't even talk to any other architects. That's kind of how we are—we're instinctual and we know a good thing when we see one.
When we met again three weeks later, it was amazing how he'd incorporated our ideals and ways of living into a design. He created a house that feels like it's outside, with large shared spaces and small individual areas. There's a wing off the side, where the bedrooms and bathrooms are. It has a sliding door to accommodate our odd waking and sleeping hours. We can also shut it if someone shows up unannounced and there's laundry all over.
Navitsky: As a Buddhist wannabe practitioner I wanted a space where I could meditate. Steve created a cantilevered room with tatami-mat floorsand a low window that looks onto the birch grove. That's our guest area as well—we have a pull-out futon.
Navitsky: We mentioned liking Japanese architecture, so he brought us a few books and asked us to put tabs next to things that appealed to us. He also limited the choices for us—he'd hone in on a finite list of materials that he thought fit with our taste. He really made it easier.
Leinicke: At the same time as we chose Steve as our architect we started the adoption process. I think we sort of neglected to anticipate how involved we'd get in both efforts. Well into the design of the house we found out we could go to Nepal and meet our son—but because of political turmoil, we couldn't take him home. So we started commuting between here and Kathmandu every six weeks. After our fourth visit we managed to push the adoption through. We got Suresh in February, and the house was done in March.
Navitsky: As a result, Steve probably had to be more hands-on during the building process than many architects.
Navitsky: I have to say, we did not get stressed about building the house.
Leinicke: That's the thing, when you rank your priorities—the child or the house—your child takes priority. It wasn't as hard as you might expect. We love this house but at the same time we had this beautiful perspective. When you go to a place like Nepal, and all you can think about is your soon-to-be-son who lives in an orphanage, you suddenly realize how unimportant all the details are. You stop worrying about things like picking the right tile color. Fortunately, we picked the right architect.


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Wyoming Governor Matt Mead says he continues working with federal officials to craft a Medicaid expansion plan for Wyoming.
Mead says that he's concerned that the federal government will not be able to afford the program, but he says it could help people in the state and so he is moving forward with a good faith effort.
A special legislative committee investigating Wyoming schools Superintendent Cindy Hill released a scathing report Tuesday concluding she failed to follow legislative funding directives and demanded rank-and-file education department staff to demonstrate personal loyalty to her.
Hill has 15 days to respond before the committee will issue its final report, probably before the end of the month.
The Legislature's Joint Education Committee is moving forward with an effort to study alternative ways to manage the Wyoming Department of Education and will seek input from education stakeholders and the public in that process.
Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill is rejecting an offer from the state attorney general to narrow the scope of a court case that has to be resolved before she can return to running the state education department. Hill said Tuesday the state constitution is not negotiable. Hill filed suit challenging a state law enacted last year that removed her as head of the state education department. The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled in January the law is unconstitutional.
A District Court Judge has asked for more information before he issues an order allowing State Superintendent Cindy Hill to resume her duties as head of the Wyoming Department of Education.
In January, the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that a 2013 law that removed the elected superintendent as department head was unconstitutional. Laramie County District Court Judge Thomas Campbell ordered attorneys for the state and Hill to file written analyzes over the next three weeks on whether any parts of the law are constitutional. Senator Hank Coe of Cody says that's good news.
The Wyoming House of Representatives will not debate a bill that was supposed to resolve issues arising from a Supreme Court ruling concerning the duties of Superintendent Cindy Hill.
House Floor Leader Kermit Brown decided to let the bill die, saying it was premature and would take too long to debate.
"The courts are not done with the process, the audit's not done, there are a lot of things not done. The bill's premature and it was gonna take a lot of time we didn't have, so I just stopped where I stopped."
The legislature is scheduled to wrap up this week.
The Wyoming House of Representatives began debating a bill that would increase the bonding required from oil and gas developers who need to drill on private surface land.
The bond is used in lieu of a negotiated surface use agreement between landowners and energy companies. The agreement established payment for surface damage. Currently the bond is two thousand dollars and the bill would raise it to ten thousand dollars.
The Wyoming House is considering a bill that would set up a program to test those who have been arrested for substance abuse misdemeanors at all hours of the day.
House Judiciary Chairman Keith Gingery says 24/7 sobriety programs like this are currently working in some select Wyoming counties and in other states. The bill funds a program where the substance abuser is tested regularly, sometimes twice a day, for drug or alcohol use. Gingery says not only will the legislation help people, it could reduce crime.
Lawmakers finishing up work on the state budget have accepted a compromise amendment that encourages the Governor and other members of state government to figure out a way to expand Medicaid under Wyoming terms.
Conference Committee members accepted a version of a House amendment that now says the state may work with federal officials on an expansion plan, as long as Medicaid Expansion doesn't harm Wyoming businesses. Dan Neal of the Equality State Policy Center credits the public for convincing lawmakers to do something.
The Wyoming House of Representatives again discussed whether to provide money to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for health insurance and for management of grizzly bears.
Wednesday the House voted down an attempt to remove the Grizzly funding and Thursday the House defeated an amendment that would have removed health insurance funds. House Floor Leader Kermit Brown says the additional money is needed because lawmakers won't approve license fee increases.
Many parent groups across the nation are expressing concern about the data school districts collect on students and how it's used.
Wyoming's House of Representatives has approved a bill requiring the development of a plan that would help keep data confidential. Laramie Democrat Cathy Connolly said that parents have expressed a number of concerns.
The Wyoming Senate gave initial approval to a bill that would place cameras on school buses. The idea is to capture motorists who illegally pass buses while they are stopped. The bill allocates $5 million to purchase and install the cameras, an expense the Senate Appropriations Committee opposed. Senate Appropriations Chairman Eli Bebout suggested that money be spent on prevention and not enforcement. Education Chairman Hank Coe, of Cody, says prevention hasn't worked.
A bill that would make it easier for alternative schools to be created across the state has received final approval by the Wyoming Senate. Alternative schools, such as charter schools, attempt to address the special needs of students that may not be successful in more traditional schools. Under current Wyoming law, it is very difficult to create alternative schools. The bill will change that.
A bill that would expand Wyoming's ability to fight the Environmental Protection Agency in court received initial approval in the state House of Representatives.
The bill gives the Wyoming Attorney General's Office over two million dollars to fight back against EPA policies that the state deems unacceptable. The state is already engaged in a number of lawsuits against the agency.
The Wyoming House gave final approval to a nearly 260 million dollar remodeling of the State Capitol Building and adjoining Herschler building. The project will bring about infrastructure improvements to both facilities and will create larger legislative committee rooms and develop office space for all elected officials.
Cheyenne Representative Dan Zwonitzer said the Herschler Building will become a more useful location for state government and a much nicer work space.
The Wyoming House of Representatives gave initial approval to a bill that would provide more funding to the State Game and Fish Department.
The bill would, for the first time, allow health insurance for Game and Fish employees to be paid for by the state. Until now, that's been covered by the Department. It would also help cover the Department's costs for managing the state's Grizzly Bear population. The total impact to the state budget is estimated to be around seven million dollars a year.
After a lengthy debate the State Senate approved a bill setting up a super committee to address a Supreme Court ruling about the duties of State Schools Superintendent Cindy Hill. The legislature passed a law last year that removed Hill's authority to manage the State Department of Education among other things. The court ruled that law unconstitutional. Some lawmakers want to see if either the Supreme Court or a District Court will help them fix their law. But Senator Phil Nicholas says that lawmakers should be prepared to move forward without any additional guidance.
The Wyoming Senate has voted 26 to 4 to approve a bill that will help recruit a company to Cody and establish a loan program to recruit other large businesses.
Roughly $25 million in state loans will be used to help the Lannett Company expand a lab in Cody, but in an effort to avoid violating a constitutional provision against benefiting a single entity, the Senate broadened the bill with a series of amendments.
This concerned Lander Republican Cale Case, who opposed the bill.
A bill that would allow the federal government to trade mineral rights and federal land for two parcels of state land inside Grand Teton National Park has passed the Wyoming Senate.
The swap is needed after the federal government backed out of a previous deal to pay the state for the two parcels. Laramie Senator Phil Nicholas added an amendment that the land would have to be mineral property with proven reserves, so that the swap is worthwhile for the state.
With no debate the Wyoming Senate gave final approval to a bill that would raise bonding for oil and gas drillers seeking access to surface land they don't own.
The current bond is $2,000. The bill is attempting to raise that to $10,000, partly in an effort to encourage operators to negotiate surface use agreements with landowners.
A bill that would change the way the state handles those who may need to be hospitalized due to mental illness was defeated by the Wyoming Senate.
Right now, a Judge needs to rule on involuntary commitment within 72 hours of a person being detained. The bill allowed a medical professional to require someone to be hospitalized and receive treatment immediately. A court hearing would later determine if someone should be held longer.
Senator Larry Hicks told the Senate that approach violates due process.
The Wyoming House of Representatives began working on a bill that would fund a $269 million renovation of the State Capitol building and the adjacent Herschler Building.
It would repair and modernize both buildings and enhance office space. Some lawmakers questioned the need for the upgrade, but Speaker of the House Tom Lubnau says it is long overdue. Lubnau noted that the building features a number of hazards and limitations.
The Wyoming Senate is continuing to work on a bill that will set up a so-called super committee to attempt to fix the law that took powers away from Superintendent Cindy Hill. The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that in particular Hill should run the Department of Education and not an appointed Director.
During debate on the bill Senator Curt Meier of LaGrange suggested that the Senate provide specific suggestions to the committee.
The Wyoming Senate killed a bill that would have required DNA testing for those charged with a crime. Information from the DNA tests would then be stored in a database. Senator Drew Perkins of Casper told the Senate that such action violates people's rights.
"Through technology we continue to find more, and more, and more, and more information about us that's stored. We already have in our statutes that if you are convicted of a crime of felony, we store and maintain that DNA. This takes it another step further."
Although the final attempt to expand Medicaid in Wyoming was defeated by the State Senate on Friday, a House budget amendment would direct the executive branch to work with the federal government to try and resolve the issue.
The Governor would ask for a waiver so that lawmakers might have another chance to vote on a specified Medicaid expansion program next year. Because there are federal funds involved, states must get approval from the feds in order to move forward with their own plans. Pinedale Republican Albert Sommers likes the idea.
The Wyoming House and Senate approved their versions of the state budget on Friday and will now work on reaching a compromise to send to the Governor. One of the entities that received a lot of attention was the University of Wyoming. Senate Appropriations Chairman Eli Bebout said that UW was treated well.
"We made some cuts, that's what we do. But we gave some endowment money, we are moving ahead on a tier 1 Engineering College, we did the double-A, looking at the Corbett pools, we did that endowed chair for petroleum engineering."
The Wyoming Senate has given initial approval to a bill allowing the legislature to work on a solution to the Supreme Court ruling that declared the removal of duties from Superintendent Cindy Hill unconstitutional.
The attorney general is appealing the ruling, but the bill would allow a group of legislators to address the constitutional issues raised by the court. Senator Curt Meier worried that language in the bill giving the legislative committee 90 days to find a solution could draw out the process. But Senate President Tony Ross says the goal is to move quickly.
The State Senate easily defeated a proposed budget amendment that would expand Medicaid Services in the state by a vote of 21 to 9. Laramie Democrat Chris Rothfuss says it's a chance to bring health care to over 17 thousand people in the state. Senate Health and Labor Chairman Charles Scott continued his opposition to Medicaid expansion by saying that it will encourage people to over utilize health care. Rothfuss says his proposal actually would address that.
In an effort to reduce spending in the budget, the State Senate has cut in half the money available to school districts to increase public school teacher salaries. Teachers will get a pay hike in the first year of the biennium, but not the second.
Appropriations Chairman Eli Bebout said that Wyoming teachers are the highest paid in the region. But Laramie Democrat Chris Rothfuss countered by saying Wyoming is losing purchasing power.
The 24/7 Sobriety Program Bill has passed general file in the Wyoming Senate.
The bill would create the option for people who have been arrested for substance abuse misdemeanors to be tested regularly for drug or alcohol use instead of staying in jail. If the offender fails to complete or pass a test, he or she would be arrested and appear in front of a judge.
The program would mainly be funded by fees paid up-front by the offenders themselves.


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Minneapolis Police Investigating After 3 Shot
Three people were shot at a bus stop near the corner of West Broadway and Emerson avenues in Minneapolis, according to police.
Motorcyclist Killed In Early Sunday Accident With Limo Bus
Police say a motorcyclist was killed early Sunday after colliding with a limo bus in Minneapolis. Officers were dispatched to the intersection at West 27th Street and Emerson Avenue South around 3:04 a.m. Sunday. Police say the motorcyclist, a man, was traveling west on 27th when it hit a limo bus, traveling south on Emerson.
Woman Back Home Nearly 1 Year After North Minneapolis Tornado
If you hear tornado sirens going off Thursday, don't be alarmed. Just be aware, as they're a reminder to everyone that the season for tornados is near.
1 Dead After Shooting In Minneapolis
A man is dead after a Saturday night shooting in Minneapolis.
Police Shoot 2 Pit Bulls
A pit bull is dead and one is missing after police say the dogs came after them aggressively.


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Lumia 822 Built in Wireless Charging? Interchangeable Covers?
All that I have read up to this point has said that the 810/820/822 would require an interchangeable cover that would enable wireless charging.
On Nokia's site it lists that the 810/822 has "Qi Wireless charging" - 822 Specifications
It lists this for the 820 as well, but says:
"Show off with vibrantly colored shells and matching headsets. The shells can also be protective or even offer wireless charging."
Nowhere can I find on the specifications or description for the 822 or 810 that
- It actually has interchangeable covers
- An additional cover is required for the wireless charging.
Can anybody clear this up? Does it have wireless charging already without the need for an extra cover and are there interchangeable covers?
I have seen some hands on videos where the blogger is saying the 822 has wireless charging with a different cover, but I think he was just taking it from the 820 information. I don't think the 822 has interchangeable covers.


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The Last Word and the Hemingway Daiquiri are two beloved classic cocktails that you'll typically find popping up early at bars dipping their toes into the crafty drinking waters. They come with plenty of history. The Regal Beagle in Brookline provides an irresistible wrinkle to the drink: Their Hemingway's Last Word, as you can surmise from its name, combines the two drinks in one.
"They both get ordered a lot here by people who know their classic cocktails," says Regal Beagle bar manager Grant Anderson. "I figured it would be a fun way to present both of them." The sharp, herbal, lightly sweet Last Word, a Prohibition-era cocktail first served at the Detroit Athletic Club, as the story goes, was rediscovered about 10 years ago at Seattle's Zig Zag Cafe; it soon spread throughout the country.