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The Associated Press | November 28,2013MONTPELIER — Federal officials have approved Vermont's updated hazard mitigation plan, making the state eligible to receive more federal grants to prepare for the next big storm or man-made disaster.
In addition, Vermont communities that adopt their own hazard mitigation plans will be in line for increased state assistance in the event of a future federally declared disaster, according to Vermont Hazard Mitigation Officer Ray Doherty.
"We are trying to encourage the pre-disaster behavior at the local level that will actually save the state money in the long term," Doherty said.
Doherty said there are some specific steps communities can take, such as adopting higher road and bridge standards to make them resistant to floods, adopting flood hazard bylaws in known flood-prone areas and having local mitigation plans, a prerequisite to get Federal Emergency Management Agency mitigation funds.
Vermont Emergency Management is going to post its hazard mitigation plan online sometime next week. But the executive summary says that climate change "will affect the severity and frequency of natural hazards" and the plan is needed to ensure the state is prepared.
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20-22 — Weavers Guild of Kalamazoo annual holiday sale, Kalamazoo County Expo Center, 2900 Lake St., Kalamazoo. Hours are 5-8 p.m., Thursday, 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Friday, and 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday.
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28 — Circle of Lights holiday celebration 5 p.m., Glenn Square, corner of 114th Avenue and Blue Star Highway. Events include a visit by St. Nicholas in a horse-drawn surrey, tree lighting and sing-along, free family photos, visits with Santa, a bake sale and holiday walk of local businesses.
28 — Santa's Parade, 6:30 p.m., downtown South Haven. The annual event begins on Kalamazoo Street and heads to Phoenix Street where it ends at South Haven City Hall for the start of the annual Festival of Trees.
29 — A Day with the Claus Family, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., South Haven City Hall, 539 Phoenix St., South Haven. Part of the annual Festival of Trees, this family-oriented event features Breakfast with the Clauses, a Lego Challenge and Christmas Storytime with a craft and snack. For information about costs, call 637-4342.
29 — Glenn Community Center Holiday Market, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Glenn Community Center, 6953 114th Ave., Glenn. Eighteen local vendors will have products available. A light menu and refreshments from the kitchen will be available for purchase, as well.
29 — O Christmas Tree celebration, 6 p.m., Community Church of Douglas, 6874 Wiley Rd., Douglas. The celebration includes a tree lighting ceremony, caroling and refreshments.
1-25 — 28h Annual Mistletoe Market, South Haven Center for the Arts, 600 Phoenix St., South Haven. The event features a variety of holiday gifts created by local artists. For more information, call 637-1041.
2 — Scott Club program and tea, 1 p.m., Scott Club, corner of Phoenix and Pearl streets, South Haven. Retired South Haven High School English teacher Cherie McCloughan will present the program, "A Dickens Holiday."
2 — Ring in the Holidays concert, 7-8 p.m., South Haven City Hall, 539 Phoenix St., South Haven. The performance, which is part of the annual Festival of Trees, will be given by the South Haven High School Jazz Band and Chorale. The event is free.
4 — Senior Holiday Luncheon, 11 a.m.-noon, South Haven City Hall, 539 Phoenix St., South Haven. The soup and salad lunch is sponsored by South Haven Area Senior Services. Entertainment by The Struttin' Seniors dance troupe and The Merry Ringers. The event is part of the annual Festival of Trees. Cost is $6 per person. To make reservations, call Linda, 637-4342, ext. 22.
5 — Festival of Trees Family Traditions, 6-8 p.m., South Haven City Hall, 539 Phoenix St., South Haven. Family activities and a photo with Santa are planned in this event that is sponsored by Lincoln and Maple Grove PTO clubs. Cost is $2 per person.
.6 — Michigan Safe Energy Future Shoreline Chapter meets, 1-3 p.m., South Haven Memorial Library, 314 Broadway. The group is dedicated to providing information about energy efficiency and alternative renewable energy.
7 — Holiday Home Tour, 1-5 p.m., South Haven area. This popular holiday event is returning to South Haven and is now being sponsored by Al-Van Humane Society. Proceeds benefit the humane society. For more information, call 637-5062.
7 — Festival of Trees Hometown Taste, 5-7 p.m., South Haven City Hall, 539 Phoenix St., South Haven. The cuisine of 10-14 South Haven area restaurants can be sample for $1 a taste. Holiday music will be provided by the Life Bridge Praise Team.
3 — Michigan Safe Energy Future Shoreline Chapter meets, 1-3 p.m., South Haven Memorial Library, 314 Broadway. The group is dedicated to providing information about energy efficiency and alternative renewable energy.
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Impaired Notch signalling: the unifying mechanism explaining the pathogenesis of hidradenitis suppurativa (acne inversa)
Article first published online: 31 JAN 2013
DOI: 10.1111/bjd.12068
© 2012 The Authors. BJD © 2012 British Association of Dermatologists
British Journal of Dermatology
Volume 168, Issue 4, pages 876–878, April 2013
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Melnik, B.C. and Plewig, G. (2013), Impaired Notch signalling: the unifying mechanism explaining the pathogenesis of hidradenitis suppurativa (acne inversa). British Journal of Dermatology, 168: 876–878. doi: 10.1111/bjd.12068
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The house at 77 Thorman Ave. was built in memory of Navy Lieutenant and posthumous Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Michael P. Murphy, a Long Island native who tragically died in combat while serving in Afghanistan in 2005. However, this house represents more than just the dedicated service of a man to his country; it represents the beginning of a new life full of hope for a brother-in-arms and his family as well.
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Anti-austerity strikes sweep Europe
MADRID/LISBON (Reuters) - Police and protesters clashed in Spain on Wednesday as millions of workers went on strike across Europe to protest spending cuts they say have made the economic crisis worse.
Hundreds of flights were cancelled, car factories and ports were at a standstill and trains barely ran in Spain and Portugal where unions held their first ever coordinated general strike.
Riot police arrested at least two protesters in Madrid and hit others with batons, witnesses said, and in Rome students pelted police with rocks in a protest over money-saving plans for the school system.
International rail services were disrupted by strikes in Belgium and workers in Greece, Italy and France planned work stoppages or demonstrations as part of a "European Day of Action and Solidarity".
"We're on strike to stop these suicidal policies," said Candido Mendez, head of Spain's second-biggest labour federation, the General Workers' Union, or UGT.
More than 60 people were arrested in Spain and 34 injured, 18 of them security officials after scuffles at picket lines and damage to storefronts.
Protesters jammed cash machines with glue and coins and plastered anti-government stickers on shop windows. Power consumption dropped 16 percent with factories idled.
International lenders and some economists say the programmes of tax hikes and spending cuts are necessary for putting public finances back on a healthy track after years of overspending.
While several southern European countries have seen bursts of violence, a coordinated and effective regional protest to the austerity has yet to gain traction and governments have so far largely stuck to their policies.
Spain, where the crisis has pushed millions into poverty, has seen some of the biggest protests. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is trying to put off asking for European aid that could require even more budget cuts.
Passion was inflamed when a Spanish woman jumped to her death last week as bailiffs tried to evict her from her home. Spaniards are furious at banks being rescued with public cash while ordinary people suffer.
In Portugal, which accepted an EU bailout last year, the streets have been quieter but public and political opposition to austerity is mounting, threatening to derail new measures sought by Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho.
His centre-right government was forced by protests to abandon a planned increase in employee payroll charges, but replaced it by higher taxes.
Passos Coelho's policies were held up this week as a model by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is despised in much of southern Europe for insisting on austerity as a condition of her support for EU aid.
"I'm on strike because those who work are basically being blackmailed into sacrificing more and more in the name of debt reduction, which is a big lie," said Daniel Santos de Jesus, 43, who teaches architecture at the Lisbon Technical University.
Some 5 million people, or 22 percent of the workforce, are union members in Spain. In Portugal about a quarter of the 5.5 million strong workforce is unionised.
Major demonstrations were planned for the evening in Madrid, Lisbon, Barcelona and other cities.
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Just 20 percent of Spain's long-distance trains and a third of its commuter trains were running. Lisbon's Metro was completely shut and only 10 percent of all trains will run under a court-ordered minimum service.
In Barcelona, Spain's second-biggest city, hundreds of trash containers were taken off the streets to stop them being burnt.
More than 600 flights were cancelled in Spain, mainly by Iberia IGAC.L and budget carrier Vueling VULG.MC. Portugal's flag carrier TAP cancelled roughly 45 percent of flights.
Italy's biggest union, CGIL, also called for a work stoppage of several hours across the country. The transport ministry expected trains and ferries to stop for four hours. Students and teachers were expected to march.
In Greece, which saw a big two-day strike last week while parliament voted on new cuts, unions geared for a march to parliament around midday although police expected a low turnout.
Holding banners reading "Enough is Enough" state workers started rallying on several squares in central Athens on Wednesday morning.
Spain's economy, the euro zone's fourth biggest, will shrink by some 1.5 percent this year, four years after the crash of a decade-long building boom left airports, highways and high-rise buildings disused across the country. Portugal's economy is expected to contract by 3 percent.
Spanish unions have never held two general strikes in one year before. The previous one in March brought factories and ports to a standstill and ignited flashes of street violence.
Unemployment stands at 25 percent and every week brings fresh job cuts. Spain's flagship airline Iberia, owned by UK-based International Airlines Group (ICAG.L), said last week it will cut 4,500 jobs. The prestigious El Pais newspaper just laid off almost a quarter of its staff.
"We have to leave something better for our children," said Rocio Blanco, 47, a railway worker on the picket line at Madrid's main rail station, Atocha. (Additional reporting by Miguel Pereira in Lisbon, Ben Deighton in Brussels, Braden Phillips in Barcelona, Naomi O'Leary in Rome and Renee Maltezou in Athens; Writing by Fiona Ortiz; Editing by Peter Graff and Anna Willard)
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BY NICK ST. DENISThe New York Jets' drama play has come full circle, with quarterback Mark Sanchez getting benched for Greg McElroy following a five-turnover performance against the lowly Tennessee Titans that saw Gang Green get eliminated from playoff contention.The sensationalistic media has gotten everything they can out of a team that just wasn't very good to begin with, "underachievement's" aside. Sunday, they'll host the San Diego Chargers (5-9), a team that lives off of underachievement. (photo: Marianne O'Leary, Flickr)Target practice. Who will be McElroy's go-to target Sunday? He's had limited work with the first team this season, not that "first team" means anything, anymore. He won't have the used-to-be reliable Dustin Keller, and Stephen Hill is done for the year. We'll see if McElroy finds good balance in taking shots at the big target Braylon Edwards with smart, conservative throws to Jeremy Kerley in space.D-term...
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LOVES PARK, Ill. — The Rockford RiverHawks will be one of the hosts for the Team Exposure 2013 MLB Scouts Foundation Tournament, running June 29-July 6, 2013.
Every Major League Baseball team will be represented by a scout, and college recruiters will be attending the games as well, providing ballplayers an opportunity to showcase their skills.
The RiverHawks are committed to youth sports and providing the opportunity for youth athletes to succeed. They are also committed to bringing clubs to the area to help the local economy.
This tournament has a six-game guarantee, with games being played at universities and stadiums from Chicago to Rockford. The tournament will have 104 total teams, with a total of 26 teams per age group (15, 16, 17, 18).
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Activists yesterday accused a police anti-terrorism unit of gross human rights violations following the killing of seven suspected militants last week.
Members of the so-called Special Detachment 88 killed the militants in three related raids in South Sulawesi and West Nusa Tenggara provinces on Friday and Saturday. Another 11 suspects were arrested, while two managed to escape.
All were suspected of involvement in the killings of two police officers in Poso district, Central Sulawesi province in October.
Police spokesman Brigadier General Boy Rafli Amar yesterday admitted the dead suspects had not shot at the anti-terror unit's members during the raids, but suspects in at least one of the locations had explosives ready to be detonated.
The admission immediately drew angry reactions from rights groups.
Haris Azhar, executive coordinator of the Jakarta-based Commission for the Disappeared and Victims of Violence (KontraS), accused the police of not wanting to take the suspects alive.
"Why did the police shoot them dead? Isn't this a form of extrajudicial killings? Where is the police's professionalism?" he asked.
"The police should have tried to arrest them. Killing them like that is a human rights violation."
Worse, such brutality will stir resentment and encourage terrorism in Indonesia, he told ucanews.com.
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- The economic outlook for rural areas of 10 states in the Plains and the West improved in November, but the monthly survey of bankers doesn't suggest much growth.
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"Almost Accurate" might be a better title for this book about a season that, 50 years later, still captivates Philadelphia Phillies' fans. However this book, fraught with misspellings, mis-identifications,and factual errors distracts from the story and misses the mark. The authors claim to have put in three years of research, yet they refer to Detroit catcher Bill Freehan as Jim Freehan, White Sox manager Chuck Tanner as Dick Tanner, and Dodgers pitcher Ron Perranoski as Don Perranowski. On two occasions they indicate that Tommy Davis and Willie Davis of the Dodgers are brothers, when in fact the two players are in no way related to each other. In the description of the 1964 All-Star game they identify Cardinals shortstop Dick Groat as playing for the Pirates, and Cincinnati outfielder Frank Robinson as being a member of the Baltimore Orioles. They refer to Mickey Mantle as being part of the 1950 Yankees team that beat the Phillies in that year's World Series, when in fact Mantle was still in the minor leagues and didn't join the Yankees until the following season. Perhaps the most glaring omission is that they never mention the possibility of a never-before three-way tie for first place in the National League between the Phillies, Reds, and Cardinals, instead focusing only on a possible two-way tie between the Phillies and Cardinals, followed by a playoff game between the two teams. In fact, such a tie was mathematically impossible, as any tie for first place that involved the Phillies would, based on the won-lost records going into the final day of the season, would have also involved the Cincinnati Reds. And if the three-way tie had materialized, the Phillies first playoff game in the round-robin format would have been in Philadelphia against the Reds, not in St. Louis against the Cardinals as the authors state. The book, like the season and team it chronicles, in the end had too many errors and inconsistencies to bring home a championship, and like the 1964 season, and turned out to be a disappointment for this lifelong Phillies fan.
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Score from 358 reviews Very good
Wyndham Houston Medical Center Hotel and SuitesA short distance from the Houston Zoo and with free shuttle service to the Medical Center, this hotel provides an on-site restaurant and convenience store.
Score from 189 reviews Good
Red Roof Inn Houston BrookhollowThis pet-friendly Houston hotel features a refreshing outdoor swimming pool and free wireless internet access. The property is on Highway 290, just 15 miles from Texas Medical Center.
Score from 68 reviews Review score
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Houston BrookhollowThis all-suite Brookhollow, Texas hotel is a 20-minute drive from downtown Houston. This completely smoke-free hotel features free Wi-Fi and cable TV in every suite.
Score from 41 reviews Excellent
Comfort, location, staff was super!
too quick a stay, to enjoy the hotel.
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
The location seemed a bit isolated.
The room rate is high
The Bedding was very comfortable, I also like the robe in the closet
The breakfast was not worth the money, ordered on menu. The buffet did not like fresh and it did not look very apptizing
Th room was great first time at a Sheraton was a great stay
Just over all good
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