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CANCUN, Mexico - President Bush said Friday the United States believes it is important to enforce laws protecting borders and told the leaders of Mexico and Canada that was crucial to keeping prosperity alive.
MEXICO CITY - Mexico warned Thursday that the U.S. proposal to build miles of border fence will damage relations between the two countries. The Foreign Relations Department said it was "deeply worried" about the proposal, which is working its way through the Senate, adding it will "increase tension in border communities."
TUCSON -- Motorcycles, all terrain vehicles and other equipment has been presented to Mexican authorities by the U.S. Border Patrol.
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico's army has uncovered a 755-foot (230-meter) tunnel running under the Sonora-Arizona border that was used to smuggle drugs into the United States.
PIEDRAS NEGRAS, MX - More than 130 inmates escaped from a prison in northern Mexico through a tunnel on Monday, setting off a search by police and soldiers in an area close to the U.S. border.
TUCSON - A southern Arizona sheriff's department has created a border crime unit in response to escalating smuggling-related violence in what authorities are calling "a war zone," officials said Monday.
A semi truck waits to cross the United States-Mexico border at San Luis, Ariz., in this file photo.
Gov. Janet Napolitano is going to seek federal disaster relief to help pay for more law enforcement along the Arizona-Mexico border.
Gov. Janet Napolitano is going to seek federal disaster relief to help pay for more law enforcement along the Arizona-Mexico border.
Gov. Janet Napolitano is going to seek federal disaster relief to help pay for more law enforcement along the Arizona-Mexico border.
PEORIA -- Former Mexican President Vicente Fox said the United States has to bolster ties with Mexico -- including recognizing the benefits of migrant labor -- or get used to the idea of China setting the international agenda on its own terms.
A new report Thursday says the United States is no longer the beacon for illegal immigration that it was when the economy here was expanding rapidly.
PUERTO PENASCO, MEXICO - Governors from both sides of the border lashed out at the U.S. government Friday for not doing more to facilitate the flow of people and goods from Mexico into the United States.
WASHINGTON - President Bush signed a bill Thursday authorizing 700 miles of new fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border, hoping to give Republican candidates a pre-election platform for asserting they're tough on illegal immigration.
TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — Four drug smuggling tunnels equipped with lighting and ventilation — including one with a railcar system — have been discovered along the U.S.-Mexico border in less than a week, the latest signs that cartels are building sophisticated passages to escape heightened detection above ground.
EL PASO, Texas — The first National Guard troops headed to the Mexican border are expected to be in place in Texas and New Mexico by mid-August, and more than 1,000 troops are on track to be along the border in those two states plus California and Arizona by the end of September, military officials said Thursday.
TUCSON — The U.S. government has halted flights home for Mexicans caught entering the country illegally in the deadly summer heat of Arizona's deserts, a money-saving move that ends a seven-year experiment that cost taxpayers nearly $100 million.
On 9/11 at about 3 a.m., I ended my all-night tour of the Arizona-Mexico border. With a retired border patrol agent, I had spent the previous evening driving from Sierra Vista along the San Pedro River to the Naco Border Patrol Station.
PHOENIX – An elite team of Arizona Department of Public Safety officers made over 100 arrests last year of those smuggling drugs, people and currency or committing other major crimes, an official said Wednesday to a legislative panel on border issues.
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TUCSON - Because of a continuing software glitch, the first high-tech "virtual fence" at the nation's borders remains unused, three months after its scheduled debut.
SAN DIEGO - With more than 1 million Mexicans expected to travel from the United States to their hometowns over the holidays, volunteer observers from Mexico's annual Paisano Program have gone on duty along the border to guide migrants through customs and any other hassles.
In this picture taken Saturday, May 7, 2011 Francisco de Jesus Garcia, 18, poses for a photo wearing his pink pointy boots in Matehuala, Mexico. The flashy pointy boot-craze has swept through the Mexican town of Matehuala, spread to nearby cities and is being taken by migrants across the border into the United States. (AP Photo/Dario Lopez-Mills)
Three months after placing second in Mexico's toprated reality show, "La Academia," Yuridia Gaxiola is coming home. The former Mesa resident (and fellow cast members) will take center stage Friday at America West Arena.
Three months after placing second in Mexico's toprated reality show, "La Academia," Yuridia Gaxiola is coming home. The former Mesa resident (and fellow cast members) will take center stage Friday at America West Arena.
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Published on 13 March 2012 11:55 AM EDT
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the DRM work already piling up for Linux 3.4
, there's more. The Samsung developers responsible for the
Exynos graphics driver
have sent in their "-next" pull request, which brings several new features, including the basis of 2D acceleration for this open-source ARM graphics driver. There's also a virtual display driver that could be used for handling wireless displays.
Inki Dae of Samsung
fired off an email
with ten patches this morning to David Airlie that includes the exynos-drm-next work. Notable changes to the Exynos DRM driver slated for the
Linux 3.4 kernel
include HDMI version 1.4 support, a buffer allocation type to allocate physically continuous or non-continuous memory, a new DMA address get/put interface needed for GEM/2D acceleration handling, a virtual display driver, and a direct-rendering 2D graphics acceleration module.
Those are some nice improvements for this ARM-based Exynos driver that was
merged into the mainline Linux kernel
last year as the first open-source ARM graphics driver to make it into the DRM sub-system tree and then that of Linus Torvalds. Since then
Samsung has kept working on the driver
as a responsible maintainer. Just this current cycle for the Linux 3.3 kernel there were
several Exynos improvements
including the initial HDMI output support, multi-buffer support, power management, and bettering the GEM memory management.
HDMI 1.4 is supported by later Exynos hardware (the newer 4x12 series components) and introducing this support to Samsung's DRM driver took over 1,000 lines of new code. The HDMI 1.4 specification ups the maximum resolution to 4K x 2K resolutions (Quad HD), support for an HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC) to share an Internet/network connection between HDMI devices, Audio Return Channel, 3D over HDMI, a new micro HDMI connector, expanded color spaces support, and support for various stereoscopic 3D formats.
Perhaps the most exciting change for the 3.4 Exynos driver is the introduction of the G2D driver. The Exynos G2D driver has been worked on by Samsung, Linaro developers, and others. As described by the commit message, "G2D is a 2D graphic accelerator that supports Bit Block Transfer. This G2D driver is exynos drm specific and supports only exynos4x12 series. user application fills command set in cmdlist and once dma start request these cmdlists are parsed and performed by dma."
The G2D driver adds in around 1,000 lines of code to the Exynos DRM driver in order to provide this 2D direct rendering acceleration. There's new ioctls introduced for the Exynos G2D support with getting the version, submitting the command list, executing the command list, and event. As far as the user-space side for this 2D acceleration, I haven't seen an Exynos DDX driver or anything else yet. However, these new symbols are being exported under the GPL, so there is (or will be) some sort of open-source Exynos user-space with accelerated support.
The last piece of this DRM pull is the "Samsung DRM Virtual Display", which is also quite interesting. As said by the commit message, "this driver would be used for wireless display. virtual display driver has independent crtc, encoder and connector and to use this driver, user application should send edid data to this driver from wireless display." This is just under 800 lines of new code to implement Samsung VIDI.
For those that may be more motivated to get a device with a Samsung Exynos SoC thanks to these great open-source driver improvements going on and making their way into the mainline kernel, there's a few choices. The Samsung Galaxy S, S II, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Tab, and various other devices are using an Exynos SoC. However, those devices are using the older Exynos 3110/4220, and not the newer hardware (beginning with the Exynos 4212) that can handle HDMI 1.4 and the new G2D driver.
The Exynos 4212 is a 32nm ARMv7 SoC that's available with a 1.2 / 1.5GHz dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor and also relies upon
ARM Mali 400 graphics
. Coming out this year in the Exynos family is the more-interesting Exynos 4412, which has a 1.5-1.8GHz quad-core Cortex-A9 processor; this will be nice competition for the
NVIDIA Tegra 3
(benchmarks of the Tegra 3 quad-core development Cardhu tablet are still being worked on at Phoronix). Expected later on is then the Exynos 5250 as a 2.0GHz dual-core ARM Cortex-A15 part and then the Exynos 5450 2.0GHz quad-core Cortex-A15 SoC. Support for those yet-to-be-released Exynos SoCs has yet to arrive in the Exynos DRM driver, but hopefully (and I'd be willing to wager) Samsung will continue on in their open-source ways.
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i have capsules, no imprints on pills. one side is green the other side is yellowish.
name on plastic container says generic ultram tramadol hci 50mg
What do generic ultram tramadol pills look like?
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i have capsules, no imprints on pills. one side is green the other side is yellowish.
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23 Jun 2009
Do they look like this?
This is the information page...
They are made by Cadila Healthcare based in India.
no, they look sort of like that though. They are shaped the same, capsule form but they're half yellow (sort of buttercup yellow) and green... sage green, not kelly green.
hmmmmm, no identification. sis says she's sure they're ultram but I want to be positive.
My sister ordered these from an on-line pharmacy. I'm not sure if it's Canadian or what?
All I know is that I didn't trust her taking them until she knew for sure what they are.
They came in a plastic container with a label that reads "generic Ultram" tramadol hcl 50mg.
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Suppose someone will pay for your meal at ONE of these restaurants tonight (only one of these four, absolutely no other choices), which one would you choose?
JK Wine Bar, Cava, Rain, Monsoon
You don't even have to give an explanation, I have a feeling of the pros and cons, I guess.
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FYI, we went there last week. Must be our 6th or 7th visits. Compare to our previous visits, food has gone 'down hill'!! Actually a few dishes completely missed their mark! Too salty, overcooked, funny aroma...etc
Back to Singar's question. Rain! - Especially now that Susur has left town
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JKWB or Cava. I know Singar's only asked for one but truth is, I've not been to any of the four. JKWB and Cava have at least been on my list for some time, the other two I have no interest in whatsoever.
Not to go off topic, but I read a while ago about rain turning their bar into a raw and sushi bar etc... bar. Has it happened and if yes anyone been?
My vote would be rain for the best overall experience (food and service) - the food is always interesting but rain is also by far the most expensive so having someone else pay would be great.
Cava is on the "never go back" list for me after several terrible service experiences coupled with good but not great food. JKWB to me is too expensive for what it is and the food has never really done it for me. Monsoon to me is a bit old and tired.
Rain hands down for the overall experience including the food.
JK food is much too salty.
Cava was OK but nothing great.
Monsoon not even in the same category food wise (but the room is nice).
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Critics Consensus: Surviving Christmas is unpleasant characters attacking each other for 90 minutes before delivering a typical, hollow anti-consumerist message
Critics Consensus: Surviving Christmas is unpleasant characters attacking each other for 90 minutes before delivering a typical, hollow anti-consumerist message
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Directed by Mike Mitchell, Surviving Christmas finds Drew Latham (Ben Affleck) uneager to spend another lonely Christmas in his own home. Longing for holidays past, Drew travels to his childhood home intending to relive the experience of a family Christmas -- unfortunately, his family no longer lives there. This represents only a small snafu to Drew, who offers the Valco patriarch and his wife (Sopranos star James Gandolfini and Catherine O'Hara) a huge amount of money if they consent to pretend they are his parents and that he is a cherished member of the family. This entails participating in Latham family traditions, such as Christmas tree selection and crowded holiday shopping excursions. Though the Valcos reluctantly go along with Drew's requests, Alicia, their eldest daughter, arrives at home and refuses to comply with her "brother's" wishes. … More
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The movie is dead from the outset given the artificiality of the premise about a lonely rich guy who hires the folks living in his boyhood home to be his family for the holidays.
Surviving Christmas is about as funny as a rubber crutch for Tiny Tim.
There's a lot to not buy in Surviving Christmas. I recommend not buying.
Maybe the worst thing that can be said for Surviving Christmas is that it doesn't succeed even on its humble level of aspiration.
Surviving Christmas is a mediocre ninety-minute sit-com; if you're looking for wit and humor, stay away.
Despite the talent involved, this fails to raise so much as a smile, let alone laughs and Christmas cheer.
If you thought the Ron Howard Grinch movie was the worst excuse for a holiday movie in recent memory, then look out: this one's worse.
All that's vaguely funny or Christmassy about this are the sweaty beads of desperation which string together like fairy-lights across Affleck's forehead as he hammers out one lame gag after another.
Surviving Christmas can't decide whether it wants to be naughty or nice and the end result is a sometime funny story, but with a severe multiple personality disorder .
Affleck gives one of the clammiest, most panicked performances I've ever seen. The movie is drenched in his flop-sweat.
The premise has potential, as does the casting, but the script is so mind-numbingly lazy that it insults its audience at every turn.
With the release of this wretched film, star Ben Affleck takes one more ragged step in what seems his death march from leading man to celebrity game show guest.
Easily the worst Christmas movie of all time, and a surefire contender for the worst film of 2004.
Ben Affleck's Christmas "comedy" is a misfire under the mistletoe, even with a germ of a classic tale hidden under the ugly wrapping.
Affleck may finally have found a use for his obnoxious personality, because Drew is amazingly annoying.
The desperation apparent in Affleck's bug-eyed attempts at whimsy may be the most uncomfortable aspect of Surviving Christmas.
Can't decide whether it wants to be dark or merry, and it bungles nearly every attempt at doing either.
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Nothing short of awful. When picking a film I guess the actor has to first read the script and then read the pay cheque. I can only imagine that the pay cheque made more sense than the script. Truly awful, and that's saying something for a Christmas film! It makes absolutely no sense what so ever, isn't funny and doesn't even have a cheesy moral. Rubbish.More
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Surviving Christmas has got to be one of the worst Christmas films that I've seen. With a terrible cast, and directing, this film fails delivering laughs and ends up being a forgettable film that is simply not worth your time. This film has very poor acting, a bad story that just isn't interesting. I really didn't enjoy the film, and I thought it missed the mark in many ways. The film could have been good, but it simply doesn't have anything really good going on-onscreen. I'm not a big fan of Affleck's work, and I really hated him here. He really brought down the film, and that wasn't hard because the film was poorly written and wasn't enjoyable. There are far better Christmas films out there; however this one just fails and ends up being quite forgettable. Don't expect anything good with one. As a Holiday film, this one fails and doesn't really have stand out comedic elements. This is a poorly constructed comedy that is forgettable, and as a Christmas film, it fails. The film definitely doesn't have anything memorable about. This is just a bad film with a cast that are wooden and can't really turn the material into something good. This is one of the worst Christmas films that I've seen, and it doesn't make you laugh, in the end it just annoys you at how stupid this film is. James Gandolfini was superb in the Sopranos, but here he's awful. Same goes for Affleck, although I don't like him, he was great in The Town. However here is definitely a perfect example as to why he often misses the mark as an actor. Avoid this film, and watch Christmas Vacation instead.More
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This has Soprano...Applegate....and Ben Affleck (not so much...)....and it has some funny moments...But it just doesn't cut the mustard...More
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An annoying and silly film which proves that Affleck should stay away from comedies. His character is annoying as hell which makes it difficult to watch but there are some funny moments and along with the message of looking after your family, it makes you feel a bit better inside.More
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July 29 (Bloomberg) -- Waste Management Inc., North America's largest trash hauler, agreed to sell its Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. unit for $1.94 billion to reduce its exposure to electricity prices.
The sale to Energy Capital Partners is subject to regulatory approval and is expected to be completed in late 2014, Houston-based Waste Management said today in a statement.
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My fifth homebrew is a NB Big Honkin Stout extract:http://www.northernbrewer.com/brewin...tract-kit.html
After the boil and around 150F I dropped in the oregon pureed cherries, 1 3lb can. I added enough water to the better bottle to hit 5 or so gallons. My OG was 1.075. The kit is listed as 1.068, so i figured that the extra points came from the cherries. I though in my safale US-05 and went to bed. 8 hours later the thing was raging in the bottle with blowoff tubing. A week later, I took a grav measurement. I read 1.026. I figured it still had some work to do. A week later, still 1.026. Put in a half a packet of champagne yeast. Week later, 1.026. I figured that perhaps the yeast had gone dormant (I did keep it cool, around 65F, in a water trough with some ice formed in water bottles), and I was worried about bottle bombs, so I racked it to secondary without any cooling and hoped the yeast would reawaken. Week later, 1.025. Aaargh!
I need bottle it this week. I am worried that my yeast have pooped out, but that doesn't make sense with the bubbles I still see every day. I am thinking about adding some more yeast with my priming sugar to make sure I get good carbonation. Does that make sense? More importantly, was was my FG high? I am beginning to wonder if in actuality my OG was mis-measured; the kit is listed as a 1.068 OG, and from what I read on the web the cherries could add 15 or 20 points. This would push my attenuation into the 70s, which I am more apt to believe. Anyone have some comments?
EDIT: I do not use any tap water. I boil with water that comes out of machines in front of the grocery store (so I know its good but not sterile) and top off the primary with bottled.
I just checked the recipe, and the OG should have been around 1.074 without the cherries. Cherries are around 14% sugar, so the 15-20 points is right, but thats per gallon, so only really 3-4 points more. It did finish a little high, but with all the dark malts in it I'm not really surprised. Try gently swirling the carboy and letting it warm up a bit. If that doesn't get it any lower, and you need to rack it this week, you may just want to prime with a little less than usual.
Any reason you added the cherries after the boil??
Usually it is best to add at secondary time.
Tap 1: Galaxy IPA
Tap 2: Bourbon Honey Brown Ale
Primary 1: Centential Blonde
Primary 2: Belgian IPA
Bottled: American Barleywine
On Deck: Torpedo IPA
@dcp27: That's a good check, thanks for doing that! I started looking myself in BeerTools about what NB quotes, it definitely changes from time to time. Everything you said tracks with what I measured as well. I ended up racking and bottling last week. I tried a week old bottle and was shocked to pick up a plastic taste... scared me. I think its from new vinyl tubing from home depot... I should of been more vigilant. Of the bottles I tried the taste varied; I think some bottles got more plastic just because the first runnings really cleared the taste out and the later bottling were less plasticy. What's more surprising is that it was a very short (2 inches) of 3/8in tubing to connect the bottling spigot to the bottling cane... scary. I cross my fingers the taste dissipates over time! To neutralize the problem I bought a new racking cane (it was cracked), and more tubing from NB. A long soak in OneStep should put me at ease.
At bottling I added half a pack of champagne yeast and 4/5 of priming sugar package. My guess is the yeast just gave up at the gravity of the brew, not enough o2, or perhaps nutrient levels. Let's see in two weeks how the carb went.
@SevenFields: I wanted to have just a hint of cherry and not a large amount of taste in the beer. So I went with a moderate amt of cherries and primary. The outcome is a stout with no cherry-ness at all! Not surprising after reading other people experiences. I may try 6lbs in the primary or 3 in the secondary next time.
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Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols
Rockford, Illnois
Following the tradition of Kings College, Cambridge, England,Christmas broadcast, the Festival choir of Emmanuel Episcopal Church will present Nine lessons and Carols. Community leaders are the readers. Free will offering, bountiful reception follows.
Wayne Hatwich, Music Director, 815-964-5514
High Wheeler Train Show
Harper College Sports Center, Building M 1200 West Algonquin Road, Palatine, IL 60067
Great event for both families and model railroading enthusiasts. FREE kids admission with online coupon. This model railroading show features 20 unique running layouts. NEW for 2015 Kids' Only Make 'n Take clinic sponsored by Walthers, free with admission. Details and pre-registration at www.HighWheelerTrainShow.com. Other free kids' activities include coloring and crafts. Parking is free and the show is handicap accessible. Please note this event is cash only.
Admission—Cash Only: Adults (13 & older)-$9, Seniors (65 & over)-$7 Kids (5 thru 12) -$2 FREE with Online Coupon, Kids under 5-FREE
Jim Osborn
P: 815-578-8315 or 847-370-7121
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The Children Holiday Shoppe 2014
5856 E. State Street, Rockford 61108
The Children's Holiday Shoppe is an opportunity for children to experience a totally independent shopping adventure for their friends, family and teachers without the supervision or assistance of their parents. In addition to experiencing the joy of holiday gift giving, children have the opportunity to practice their decision-making and money management skills as they shop with the help of volunteer elves.
Gifts range from $1-$8. All proceeds support MotherHouse Crisis Nursery, providing childcare free of charge 24/7 to children through age 6, in addition to providing resources and referrals, when a family has nowhere else to turn.
Hosted by: Children's Home + Aid
Additional Information:
MotherHouse Crisis Nursery Address:
1603 S. 4th Street, Rockford IL 61104
Lisa Breitsprecker
Sports Management Symposium
Regents Halls, Burpee Center, Rockford University 5050 E. State St., Rockford, IL 61108
The Sports Management Symposium is an evening of discussion with leaders in the educational and sport management industry. The focus will primarily be on the latest trends in education and the path a student may want to consider when planning a career. Expert speakers will be discussing the importance of leadership, responsibility and hard work, and will answer questions raised during the discussion.
Jason Hunter, email@example.com, 815-226-4048
Conveyor Live Storytelling: Stories of Forgiveness
Friday, November 28th 2014 Conveyor (317 W Jefferson) will be hosting Conveyor Live Storytelling. Conveyor Live Storytelling is a live storytelling night, where people tell 8-10 minute true stories relating to a theme. Anyone and everyone is welcome to sign up to tell a story. This month's theme is Forgiveness.
The host of this event will be Sue Stephens of WNIJ/WNIU The doors open at 7:45pm. Admission will be $5 Contact us through Facebook or send an email to C.J. at firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions Conveyor is home for story. Conveyor acts as a safehouse for stories to be told, heard, and archived. We're doing something different by introducing the world's oldest art form, storytelling, to Rockford.
Please follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WeAllConvey to stay updated and visit YouTube.com/WeAllConvey to watch the stories told from the previous nights.
C.J. Campbell 815-315-2336 email@example.com
Rick Nielsen: Teaching Cheap Tricks at The Music Academy
The Music Academy, 226 S. 2nd St.
Rick will teach tricks of the music business to 6 Music Academy and RAMI students. Miles Nielsen will perform a 30-minute opening act joined for one selection by his dad Rick. "Pic with Rick" reception follows for preferred seating patrons only.
Gerrie Gustafson, 815/968-7799
Putting Small Acres to Work
NIU Rockford Conference Center - 8500 E. State St. Rockford, IL
Wondering what to do with a few extra acres? Come learn about ways to make your extra land more productive or even turn a profit!
Putting Small Acres to Work will take place Saturday, December 6th, at the NIU Rockford Meeting and Conference Center located at 8500 E. State St., just one mile east of I-90. The registration desk will open at 8:00am, and the program will last from 9:00am to 4:00pm. There will be general sessions on building soil health and choosing scale-appropriate equipment, as well as numerous breakout sessions on both plant and animal topics, including perennial vegetables, berry fruits, root cellars, season extension, chickens, hogs, beekeeping, and grazing. Outreach professionals from both Illinois and Wisconsin will provide the expertise.
To register for Putting Small Acres to Work at NIU-Rockford, please visit our website at web.extension.illinois.edu/bdo and go to "Register Online" on the right-hand side. You can also contact University of Illinois Extension-Boone County at 815-544-3710 for more information or to register. The program fee is $40 per person, which includes all program materials and lunch. Please register by Monday, December 1st to guarantee a space and a meal.
If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, please contact the Boone County Extension office.
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Womanspace 3333 Maria Linden Dr. Rockford, IL 61114
Whether you are a beginner or extremely active in the environmental movement, EarthMatters is an enjoyable and encouraging group. It is a place to share information and to recognize the challenges for improving our environment. Please join us for our Seventh Year of earth mothering! The speakers and activities will be listed each month in Intertwinings.
October's topic: Light bulbs! How energy efficient, environmentally-friendly, and cost effective are the LED, incandescent and CSF's? Examples will be brought in with some data and statistics. It should be an illuminating discussion!
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Hatha Vinyasa/Restorative Yoga
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Open to all levels, men and women. Recommended for beginners, young and old, injured and athletic alike. Great to manage and reduce tension and stress. Join us Thursday mornings at 9:30 for Hatha Vinyasa/Restorative yoga practice. Hatha yoga is a slow-paced, gentle asana practice focusing on introducing basic yoga poses and establishes a strong foundation in the practice of yoga. Hatha yoga balances the Ha - sun/stimulating energy with the Tha – moon/calming energy.
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Chief: local fire departments limited in how they can respond to hazmat crisis
LACONIA — Fire Chief Ken Erickson said yesterday that while his department is familiar with the flammable and hazardous materials stored and used by local businesses, its capacity to respond to incidents like the explosion that occurred at the New Hampshire Ball Bearing plant in Peterborough on Tuesday is limited.
The New Hampshire Fire Marshal yesterday said that explosion in Peterborough was "directly related to a nitric acid reaction" and has been classified as "an industrial accident."
Officials at the New Hampshire Ball Bearing facility in Laconia were not available for comment on Wednesday.
Erickson said that firms file reports of their hazardous materials on site annually, adding that local companies tend to keep such products in relatively small amounts and replenish them as necessary. He said that the departments is familiar with the layout of local plants and seeks to visit them at least every two years in order to prepared for any emergency that may occur.
However, Erickson emphasized that the department's first priority as the first responders to any emergency would be the safety of those involved. For example, he noted that on Tuesday firefighters and emergency medical technicians immediately decontaminated those who may have been exposed hazardous substances by the explosion, which involved hosing them down in frigid temperatures, and transported the injured to hospital. Erickson said that at the same time, the incident would be stabilized by shutting off electricity and gas supplies to the building.
Erickson said that if highly caustic, acidic or poisonous materials were released, the Central New Hampshire Haz-Mat Team would be called to the scene. "We can't protect firefighters from those kind of substances," he said. "We can evacuate the area and deny entry."
He recalled that in July, 2012 firefighters responded to ABC Fabricators at Cook Court to find some 275 gallons of nitric acid spilled inside the building. Although firefighters entered with breathing apparatus, Lieutenant Lisa Baldini ordered them out of the building when she sensed the fumes.
Erickson said that he was less concerned about the local industries, with which the department is familiar, than by the garages, sheds and barns that may contain flammable, volatile or hazardous materials unknown to the department and its personnel.
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After deliverative session amendment, Gilmanton Schools could double spending & still comply with proposed tax cap
GILMANTON — An attempt by some residents to impose a total property tax cap for three years on the School District went horribly awry Saturday when the warrant article was changed from allowing "zero" increases to "$10 million" at the deliberative session of town meeting.
If the article passes on March 11, the School District cannot increase it's budget by more than $10-million per year. But the School District's total annual budget is less than than sum now.
As written, the article restricted the Gilmanton School District to a $0-increase for the next three budgets after the budget for the 2014-2015 school year. The article was submitted as a request to adopt the provision of RSA 32:5-b that allows districts and towns to adopt tax caps.
With the operating budget at $9.6 million for both this school year and the next, Superintendent Joe Fauci said he couldn't foresee an occasion where the Gilmanton School Budget would literally double in size.
He said if the zero-cap recommendation passed as petitioned, it would have frozen the budget regardless of contractual obligations, including the tuition needed to send their high school children to Gilford, or special education expenses.
Neither the School Board nor the Budget Committee supports a tax cap.
Fauci said he wanted to assure the voters that tax cap or not, he would continue to develop responsible budgets that allow the district to educate its students while keeping the concerns of the taxpayers in mind.
A second petitioned warrant article will, if passed, eliminate the School District High School Expendable Trust that holds about $30,000 in the event unanticipated students move to Gilmanton and need to be tuitioned to Gilford High School.
If it is eliminated, the money would return to the taxpayers.
According to Fauci, the expendable trust account was established in 2003 when the Gilmanton School District entered into its 20-year agreement to educate high school students in the neighboring town.
He said the goal of the fund was to set aside enough money to cover two students.
At $17,425 per student, Fauci said the current fund balance would almost cover two students, which he said has traditionally been enough money.
Those who wish to eliminate it, including some member of the Budget Committee, said the fund has not been used for a number of years and that there is enough room in the regular operating budget to absorb the costs of a student or two should one or two of them move into the district mid-year.
In the same vein, the Budget Committee didn't recommend adding $10,000 to the Special Education Expendable Trust Fund that provides a cushion in the event a student who need special services moves into the district or moves into the district and needs to be placed into a specialized school. This article was placed on the warrant by the School District.
Right now, said Budget Committee Chair Brian Forst, the fund holds slightly over $190,000. He said the money is in a interest-bearing account and the amount of interest it will earn this year will bring it close to the $200,000 goal so the Budget Committee didn't recommend adding the $10,000.
Fauci said the district hasn't had to use the fund in a few years but supported adding to it because the costs of special education can be very high in some cases.
As an example, he said a child may need a full-time paraprofessional aid or may need to be sent outside of the district, however the district is still responsible for any costs incurred.
Voters go to the polls on March 11.
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Former director of Inter-Lakes food services is subject of police investigation; wife indicted for theft
MEREDITH — The Director of Food Services for Inter-Lakes Regional School district is no longer employed there, The Daily Sun confirmed on Wednesday.
Multiple sources told the newspaper that Joseph Cyr, who is an employee of Cafe Services, Inc., a private company that handles Inter-Lakes food and cafeteria services, is the target of a criminal investigation being conducted by Moultonborough Police.
"There is somebody else in that position right now," said Superintendent Mary Ellen Ormand.
While the scope of the investigation involving Joseph Cyr is not public information, what can be confirmed is that Cyr's wife, Shirley, was indicted last week by a Belknap County grand jury for one felony count of theft by unauthorized taking.
Sources said the investigation into Joseph Cyr stemmed from what the police found in the Cyr's Moultonborough home while they were executing a warrant to search for something his wife Shirley had allegedly stolen.
Shirley Cyr's indictment indicates she took possession of and sold jewelry between December 6 and December 7 that was taken from a couple while she was providing care in their home.
Search warrant affidavits obtained from the 4th Circuit Court, Laconia Division indicate that on August 3, 2013 a man reported to the Meredith Police that a substantial amount of money was missing from his residence. He said he didn't want Shirley Cyr, his caretaker as well, investigated because he thought it was someone else who took it. The complaint was investigated but no arrests were made.
In December, Meredith Police began investigation of the complaint that led to the indictment. A couple contacted police regarding some jewelry that was stolen between December 6 and December 7, when Shirley Cyr was in their home and working for the same home care company.
While interviewing her, police affidavits indicate she confessed to officers that while employed as a care taker by Live Free Home Care, she took the jewelry and sold it at various gold dealers in the area.
When questioned about the August theft, the same affidavits said Cyr denied involvement. She agreed to take a polygraph test that was conducted by a Laconia Police detective who concluded Cyr had failed the test.
The Meredith officer and the Laconia detective re-interviewed Shirley Cyr, and according to the affidavit, she admitted she took $12,000 from the first victim's home.
She allegedly told them she took $3,000 and placed it in a safe belonging to her father who lives with her at 14 Hanson Mill Road in Moultonborough. She told police she spent the rest but couldn't recall specifically where it went.
Looking for the $3,000, Meredith Police applied for and received a search warrant for her home that included all rooms, open or closed, all closets, opened or closed, and any furniture, containers including outbuildings and sheds where a safe or money could be hidden.
Meredith Police and Moultonborough Police executed the search warrant and made a discovery that led Moultonborough Police to apply for a separate warrant for the home — this time targeting the other members of the household including Joseph Cyr.
Moultonborough Police confirmed last week that there was an ongoing investigation but declined to offer any details.
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Debate signals partisan tone to what all agree is a largely non-partisan position
MEREDITH — Some 120 voters filled the Community Center to overflowing Tuesday night to take stock of the two candidates vying for the Executive Council seat in District 1 — Republican Joe Kenney of Wakefield and Democrat Michael Cryans of Hanover. A special election will be held March 11 and differences emerged clearly as the men fielded questions from about 120 voters.
The forum, sponsored by the Belknap County Republican Committee and Lakes Region and Belknap County Democratic Committees, and moderated by Liz Tentarelli of the League of Women Voters of New Hampshire drew people from around the Lakes Region, the Upper Valley and Mount Washington Valley.
Both candidates repeatedly invoked the legacy of the late Ray Burton, who held the seat for 34 years, by vowing to make constituent service their top priority. Cryans, who said "I learned what Ray was all about" serving with him on the Grafton County Commission for 16 years, found seeking to succeed him as an executive councilor " a humbling experience." Kenney, who courted the more conservative wing of the GOP to best Christopher Boothby of Meredith in the Republican primary, acknowledged that while he and Burton "did not always agree on the issues, we agreed you always put the people first."
Kenney, repeatedly touted his 14 years in the Legislature — eight in the House of Representatives and six in the Senate — experience, he claimed, would enable him "to hit the ground running" and help "people navigate state government."
In response, Cryans noted that three sitting executive councilors — Republican Chris Sununu and Democrats Colin Van Ostern and Chris Pappas — were elected without prior experience of state government. He said that he would apply "his common sense, intelligence, resources and relationships" on behalf of his constituents. A former teacher and banker who has served as executive director of a substance abuse treatment facility for the past 10 years, he said "I'll go with the skill set I have and match my experience up with Joe any day."
The two candidates agreed that there is little place for ideology or partisanship in the work of an executive councilor. "It would be a disservice Ray Burton's memory," said Kenney. ""I'm not going to ask are you a Republican or Democrat. "I'm going to ask 'how can I help you.'" Likewise, Cryans said flatly that "being a Republican or a Democrats doesn't matter."
Nevertheless, their responses to most, if not all, questions reflected their political differences.
Both candidates decried the deterioration of roads and bridges, especially in the northern reaches of the state, but neither expressed support for raising the gas tax to help pay for repairs. Kenney, who chaired the Senate Transportation Committee, said that he opposed increasing the tax as along money was being "siphoned" from the Highway Trust Fund for other purposes and that he would convene a statewide conference on the transportation infrastructure. Cryans said that District 1, which sprawls over the northern three-quarters of the state was not receiving its appropriate share of highway funds.
Cryans considered the advent of wind farms a local issue, declaring that "when a town says no, that should be it. It's a local decision." But, Kenney, noting that local decisions have been overridden, insisted it was also "a state policy issue." He said that while Republicans voted for a moratorium on wind farms and other energy facilities, the Democrats opposed it, asking "who can you trust" and vowing "I will fight against big wind."
Reminded that in 2011 the Executive Council voted not to renew the contract to provide health care to women with Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, the candidates were asked how they would vote if the contract returned to the table. Kenney, who as a senator voted to defund the contract but as a candidate has finessed the issue, said he would vote against contracting with Planned Parenthood. He explained that the organization is federally funded by the Affordable Care Act and that to seek state funding would be "double dipping."
Replying that he favored the contracting with Planned Parenthood, Cryans noted that two of the five Republican executive councilors — Burton and Chris Sununu — voted to renew the contract, which enjoyed bipartisan support.
Although Cryans and Kenney agreed that by excluding 10 hospitals, the network of Anthem, the sole provider on the state health insurance exchange, was inadequate, Kenney placed the blame on the Affordable Care Act while Cryans insisted "it was Anthem's decision." Kenney replied "let's not just pick on Anthem, noting that the governor and Insurance commissioner approved the plan. Likewise, they deplored the lack of competition in the health insurance marketplace, with Kenney taking the opportunity to claim that reforms introduced by then state senator now United States Senator Shaheen prompted many insurance carriers to leave the state.
Kenney also expressed opposition to expanding Medicaid. He claimed that the state provides $103 million annually to hospitals in reimbursement for uncompensated care and suggested the funds should be assigned to the uninsured.
While Cryans considered Common Core, the controversial education reform sponsored by the National Governors Association, "essential to moving forward and preparing the workforce," Kenney branded it "a federal takeover of our schools," calling for a return to local and parental control.
Kenney opposed any increase in the minimum wage, which he described as suited to unskilled workers, warning that the additional cost of labor would fall on consumers in the form of higher prices. Favoring an increase, Cryans said that "we should phase in a livable minimum wage, adding that too many people were working multiple jobs to make ends meet.
When the two were asked how they would approach the nominations of judges, Kenney stressed he would not endorse "judicial activism," explaining that he expected judicial nominees to cleave to "the letter of the Constitution and the law" and refrain from "legislative decisions." Cryans said he was not familiar with the term "judicial activism," but would weight the qualifications and temperament of nominees, together with the evidence provided in support of their nomination.
District 1 reaches into seven of the 10 counties — Coos, Carroll, Grafton, Belknap, Strafford, Sullivan and Merrimack — and includes four of its 13 cites, 109 of its 221 towns and 19 of its 25 unincorporated places. The general election will be held on Tuesday, March 11, town meeting day.
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This small, black and family owned bookstore—located in the historical Leimert Park—carries a wide range of books, from New York Times best-sellers to small-press releases. It specializes in books from the African American experience and the African Diaspora. They have regular community events including readings, guest speakers, debates and public forums. The staff is knowledgeable, but not always nice: You're more likely to be met with an indifferent and unproffessional attitude than not.
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Don't waste time shopping around!
I don't know why I shop around when I'm buying supplies or effects. MJM always has what I'm looking for and they have the best prices around. That's...
Service you can't buy
Okay, let's face it. There are only three things a magic dealer can offer: price, product and service.
Unless it's an exclusive item, most...