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Welcome to the New York Field Office of Ecological Services website. We are located in Cortland, New York, including the Long Island Field Office located in Shirley, New York. The Ecological Services function of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is responsible for the conservation and restoration of fish and wildlife habitat, especially wetland habitat. Field office biologists investigate the effects of contaminants and the measures and costs of contaminant clean-up, help recover threatened and endangered species, review proposals for wetland alterations from construction, and recommend measures to enhance fish and wildlife resources in conjunction with the licensing of power facilities and other Federal projects such as shoreline protection, storm flooding, etc. Our work with private individuals, organizations, and other State and Federal agencies protects and enhances fish and wildlife habitat on private, State, and Federal lands. The Offices also provide public information about the value and benefits derived from the conservation and restoration of fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats.
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11/7/2014 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Proposals from States for FY 2015 Endangered Species Grants
10/3/2014 Grant to fund monitoring rare turtles by air, land, water:
Dr. Peter A. Rosenbaum of SUNY Oswego's biological sciences faculty has won a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service grant to lead a multidisciplinary team to monitor elusive bog turtles and their habitats at sites in Wayne and Seneca counties.
8/13/2014 Public Information Sessions on Proposal to List The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will hold three public information webcasts in August to provide information and answer questions about our proposal to list the northern long-eared bat as endangered under the Endangered Species Act. Webcasts will be Tuesday, August 19, at 1 p.m. Eastern; Wednesday, August 20, at 4 p.m. Eastern; and Thursday, August 21, at 7 p.m. Eastern. People can join the 1-hour information sessions by calling a toll-free number and joining a web conference to view a presentation and participate in a facilitated question-and-answer session. More information can be found here.
Some populations of the northern long-eared bat in the Northeast have declined by 99 percent since symptoms of white-nose syndrome were first observed in the winter of 2006-2007. Credit: USFWS
6/19/2014 Wetland Protocol from the Northeast Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation By neglecting to decontaminate equipment after use in a wetland or stream, people can unknowingly spread aquatic disease-causing pathogens from one body of water to another. Two such pathogens, chytrid fungus and ranavirus, cause high mortality rates in some frog, salamander, and turtle species present in New York. In order to minimize human contribution to the spread of these and any yet unknown diseases, we ask that anyone working or recreating in stream or wetland environments to please implement the decontamination protocols released by the Northeast Partners for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (NEPARC) Disease Working Group.
While these pathogens can also be spread through animal to animal contact, humans can unknowingly transport these pathogens rapidly and across a wide range. Equipment and gear such as boats, nets, waders, calipers, and cameras can become contaminated when exposed to water. If these items are not cleaned and decontaminated after use in particular wetlands or streams, the equipment can spread diseases to the next wetland or stream that is visited.
By making an effort to decontaminate equipment, we can protect the lives of amphibians and reptiles and the stability of their ecosystems. These animals serve important roles as both predators and prey, maintaining the health of their environment. We can thank them for playing a significant role in controlling insect populations. In addition, they are extremely sensitive to environmental factors, serving as indicators of ecosystem health. Decreases in their population can warn us of rising pollution levels and other negative changes that could impact our use of waterways. In order for amphibians and reptiles to continue helping us in these roles, we must play our role in protecting these animals.
4/4/2014 Proposal to Protect Red Knot Reopens for Comment While the rufa red knot population has been relatively stable for the last ten years, it is at a low level and vulnerable to the effects of climate change, as are many other migratory birds. Knot numbers have dropped by about 75 percent in key wintering and stopover areas since the 1980s, with the steepest declines occurring since 2000. Due to such population decline, the Service proposed listing the red knot as threatened under the Endangered Species Act on September 30, 2013.
The reopened comment period from April 4 through May 19 will provide an additional opportunity for the public to submit information on the knot and its habitat and to also provide a review of the Service's analysis. This process is important so that any final decision made by the Service reflects all of the best science and information available. The Service expects to take final action on the listing rule by the end of September 2014. Read more at http://www.fws.gov/southeast/news/2014/027.html
To learn more, visit http://www.fws.gov/southeast/news/2014/027.html
3/10/2014 Commencing Eel Behavioral Research The Eel Passage Research Center Technical
Team met to review study proposals. The team
tentatively selected a proposal to update the 2009 white
paper on use of light to guide American eels and
another proposal to test various behavioral cues (such
as electricity, electromagnetic fields, sound and
vibration, and velocity gradients) to determine their
applicability to American eels. After some minor
modifications, the Executive Team is expected to sign
off on the proposals and EPRI will award the contracts
so that work can commence in 2014. This is the
culmination of 10 years of cooperation between the
Service, NYSDEC, and our Canadian partners and utilities to address downstream eel passage issues
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes listing the northern long-eared bat as an endangered species:
3/26/13 Public, Environment to Benefit from $20.3 Million from Two Settlements for Natural Resource Damage in St. Lawrence River Area The federal government, the State of New York, and the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe have announced a $19.4 million settlement with Alcoa Inc. and Reynolds Metals Company for injuries to natural resources, recreational fishing, and Mohawk culture resulting from the release of hazardous substances into the St. Lawrence River since at least the late 1950s. More information is available on this website.
11/3/2014 Recovery Report to Congress
The Report to Congress on the Recovery of Threatened and Endangered Species for fiscal years 2011 and 2012 has been released to the public and can be read here:
10/3/2014 GLRI continues for another 5 years!
The Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) was launched in 2010 to accelerate efforts to protect and restore the largest system of fresh surface water in the world — to provide additional resources to make progress toward the most critical long-term goals for this important ecosystem. In 2013, commitment for the next five years, 2015-2019, of Great Lakes Restoration Initiative work was announced. The September 2014 Action Plan provides details on the actions to occur over the next five years: Federal agencies plan to continue to use Great Lakes Restoration Initiative resources to strategically target the biggest threats to the Great Lakes ecosystem and to accelerate progress toward long term goals—by combining Great Lakes Restoration Initiative resources with agency base budgets and by using these resources to work with nonfederal partners to implement protection and restoration projects. Read more in our pdf. Also see the EPA GLRI Action Plan II pdf (5 MB)
7/22/2014 Looking for Onondaga Lake Restoration Projects The Onondaga Lake Natural Resource Damage Assessment Trustees are looking for restoration projects. Please send us your ideas on how to restore habitat and enhance human use of Onondaga Lake and its watershed. For more information, see the Fact Sheet and Restoration Suggestion form at our Onondaga Lake NRDA Page.
6/2/2014 Fire Island Inlet to Moriches Inlet stabilization project receives biological opinion concluding project will not jeopardize endangered species: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has completed its review of the Fire Island Inlet to Moriches Inlet stabilization project and submitted the biological opinion to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The biological opinion, developed to fulfill the Corps' obligations under the Endangered Species Act, analyzes the possible effects of the project to the threatened piping plover and other protected species. It also outlines measures that the Corps and other agencies will implement to minimize or mitigate for those effects. The Service concluded that while project activities will affect piping plovers, the project will not jeopardize the continued existence of this species.
News release
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5/14/2014 Collaborative Testing for Contaminants of Emerging Concern The spring of 2014 marks the fifth consecutive year in which NYFO has coordinated multimedia sampling (water, fish, sediment) within the Great Lakes watershed of New York State as part of a study of contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) in aquatic systems across the Great Lakes Basin. This year in New York, the project was conducted as a collaborative effort between NYFO, FWS Region 3 central office, the FWS Ohio Field Office, FWS Lamar Fish Health Lab, USGS, and St. Cloud State University, MN. Teams conducted sampling in a 60 mile stretch of the Raquette River and Tupper Lake system and deployed an in-situ experiment, exposing previously unexposed fish to ambient contaminant levels for a known duration. Water grab samples will be evaluated for CEC concentration, passive water sampling devices will be used to estimate cumulative CEC exposure during the in-situ experiment, fish will be evaluated for indicators of CEC exposure and adverse effects, and fish tissue was collected for determination of CEC body burdens.
5/1/2014 Service Announces Completion of National Wetlands Database and Interactive Mapping Tool To coincide with the start of American Wetlands Month, the Service is announcing the completion of the most comprehensive and detailed U.S. wetland data set ever produced. The Wetlands Inventory Mapper has digitally mapped wetlands in the lower 48 states, Hawaii and dependent territories, as well as 35% of Alaska, as an aid to landowners, developers, government planners and permitting authorities, conservation organizations, and academic institutions in their collective efforts to ensure wetland conservation and inform development. Learn more here or try the map for yourself.
2/8/2014 Ithaca Children's Garden's Festival of Fire and Ice Outreach Coordinator Andrea Bruns assisted in planning for and producing media coverage at the Ithaca Children's Garden's second annual Festival of Fire and Ice. This event, designed to bring children outdoors during the winter, drew over 500 people to an afternoon of play in the snow-covered gardens.
10/31/13 Onondaga Potential Restoration Projects The Onondaga Lake Natural Resource Trustees have released a database of potential restoration projects in the watershed. We invite the public to take a look at restoration projects suggested by a range of organizations and individuals. Please go to our Onondaga Lake NRDA page.
10/17/13 Endangered status proposed for long-eared bat:
1/22/13 Hudson River NRDA Update The Hudson River Natural Resource Trustees released a report, "PCB Contamination of the Hudson River Ecosystem," showing that the Hudson River, for greater than 200 miles below Hudson Falls, New York, is extensively contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Surface waters, sediments, floodplain soils, fish, birds, wildlife, and other biota are all contaminated with PCBs. The report demonstrates decades of high levels of PCB contamination and likely adverse effects on living organisms exposed to the contamination in the Hudson River. The report, and other information on the Hudson River NRDA, is available at the USFWS Hudson River Website.
10/29/2014: National Bat Week! This week is National Bat Week, a celebration of bats led by the Organization for Bat Conservation with close collaboration from Bat Conservation International and the U.S. Forest Service. To promote public awareness about the current plight of bats, conservation groups are joining forces. The team even found allies in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" cast and crew members Ben Affleck, Amy Adams, and Zack Snyder! For more National Bat Week news and fun, follow us on Facebook!
7/22/2014 Looking for Your Comments on the Service's Proposed Policy for Voluntary Conservation Actions for At-Risk Species On July 22, 2014, the Service published a proposed policy that would give landowners credit for voluntary conservation actions for at-risk species. This policy is available for comment until September 22, 2014. For more information about this policy, see the Service's website on improving Endangered Species Act implementation and the Federal Register notice (pdf).
6/24/2014 Northern long-eared bat 6-month extension on final determination: On June 24, 2014, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe announced a 6-month extension for making a final determination on listing the northern long-eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis) as endangered. With the extension, the Service will make a final decision on listing the northern long-eared bat no later than April 2, 2015. As part of the extension, the Service is also reopening a 60-day public comment period and seeks input from states, tribes, Federal agencies, and other stakeholders about the status of the northern long-eared bat. In addition, the Service encourages interested parties to work with the Service on issues such as forest management and bat conservation.
The 60-day comment period begins when the notice is published in the Federal Register, which we anticipate happening soon. More information about the proposal to list the northern long-eared bat can be found on our website at www.fws.gov/midwest/endangered
6/16/2014 Partnership for Snail Restoration With funding from NYFO and Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grants, SUNY-Environmental Science and Forestry is embarking on the essential next step toward restoring the Chittenango ovate amber snail (COAS) population. This summer, master of science candidate Cody Gilbertson will bring 10 of these federally protected snails into carefully controlled conditions to begin the process of captive rearing. The success of this effort will not only provide the opportunity to play a further active role in bolstering COAS populations, but will also create a new means of outreach. In the long-term, we hope to establish captive colonies at both Rosamond Gifford Zoo and Seneca Park Zoo to raise awareness of this snail.
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5/20/2014 Whitenose Syndrome video featuring New York Field Office Staff:
5/19/2014 Rufa Red Knot Federal Register Notice:
We are holding a second public hearing in North Carolina. A public informational session will be held immediately preceding the public hearing. Extending the comment period until June 15, 2014, will allow all interested parties an opportunity to attend the second North Carolina public hearing and provide testimony and additional comments on the proposed rufa red knot listing. Comments previously submitted need not be resubmitted, as they will be fully considered in preparation of the final rule.
4/14/2014 North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative Find out about what the North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative has been doing. They just released their 2013 highlights report:
3/10/2014 A First in New York Fish Passage
The Service met with Brookfield Hydro and their consultants regarding design of New York's first natural channel fishway, part of the Eel Weir development (part of the Oswegatchie River Project). Species such as
American eel, lake sturgeon, walleye, muskellunge, northern pike, white sucker, and redhorses are expected to utilize this fishway for both upstream and downstream passage.
1/6/2014 Northern Long-Eared Bat News!! The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released the Northern Long-Eared Bat (NLEB) Interim Conference and Planning Guidance available online at our NLEB website (last document on page). Endangered status proposed for long-eared bat:
10/17/13 Service Proposes to List Red Knot as a Threatened Species Under the Endangered Species Act
6/11/13 Mattiace Petrochemical The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is requesting comments on the Mattiace Petrochemical Superfund Site Draft Restoration and Environmental Assessment Addendum. Comments should be sent to Anne Secord at firstname.lastname@example.com by July 15, 2013. Comments may also be conveyed to Anne Secord by phone at (607) 753-9334.
6/13/13 Protecting New York's Thumb-sized Snail The Chittenango ovate amber snail is unique to New York State -- it can only be found one place in the world. Biologists call this snail "the Chit" and they're working to ensure its future at Chittenango Falls. Please see more information on this unique critter here.
2/14/13 Restoration using toe wood and log vanes on East Branch of AuSable and construction during August of 2011, with three flood events since:
See the visual presentation (pdf). See more on the stream restoration page.
See our other updates at the Newsroom!
The mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is working with others to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people.


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Having problem with my furnace pilot light. The pilot is very weak and not enough to light the furnace. I can trick it by keeping the thermocouple hot until the furnace lights, I seem to have adequate gas pressure for the burners but a very weak pilot. Does a gas valve go bad controling the pilot light? Any thoughts? Heil furnace- sv9541 gas valve- auto pilot
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Muzzling NGOs is unbecoming of a democracy. Self-confident democracies encourage, indeed applaud, the involvement of citizens' associations, including NGOs, in social and political decision-making and development planning. Instead, our paranoid government bullies and terrorises them
It's a sign of the pathology of much of India's mainstream media that it displays the rise of the speculative-trader-industrialist Hinduja brothers to the top of Britain's (not India's) billionaire list on the front page, as many papers did on May 12, while blacking out the shamefully persistent phenomena of grinding poverty and rapidly growing income inequalities in this country.
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India's neighbourhood is in great turmoil, but New Delhi seems unable to fashion a coherent, balanced, mature and self-confident response to it. In particular, India has dealt with Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Maldives, Myanmar and Nepal in confused and indecisive, if not wholly inept, ways.
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Praful Bidwai in an interview explains the main issues at play in current UN climate negotiations, the role of emerging economies, and suggests ideas on how to create political will for effective action in North and South.
Imagine a society where 80 percent of all grocery sales are monopolised by just five giant retailers like Walmart, Tesco and Carrefour, locally grown fresh food is largely replaced by processed, low-nutrition plastic-packaged items, and heterogeneity of attire based on traditional and ethnic fabrics is gradually destroyed.
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Early in the morning on a Sunday! i was online on facebook and was doing some browsing too, i got a message from one of my college fellow asking: HOW CAN I WRITE IN URDU ON FACBOOK WALL?
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You can use the following sites to type text in urdu online and to write your name in urdu for facebook or other websites (Please add any new/better sources in the comments to improve this list)
Write In Urdu – a project by Nabtron
There are some other options too if you want to explore.
Google Transliteration for roman to urdu – (My favorite, thanks to Ammar!)
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Lot 4B MORTIMER BORNE (american 1902-1987) VIEW OF MANHATTAN FROM NEW JERSEY 1941, pencil signed, dated and dedicated in the margin. Etching. 7 x 10 in. Estimate $400-600 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid, prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Freeman's Conditions of Sale.
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Moritmer Borne Rainy Night, New York (B. 2), 1939 Drypoint printed on wove paper, signed in pencil and annotated 'Imp', aside from the numbered edition of 25, with margins, in excellent condition aside from traces of surface soiling in margins, white paper tape at each corner, verso, framed. 9 3/4 x 6 3/4in sheet 12 3/4 x 9 7/8in
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Mortimer Borne [STREET SCENE]; [HARBOR SCENE] Color etchings, the second 1945, signed and inscribed imp ,the second dated, in pencil, lightstain and matstain, minorrippling, some printer's ink in the margins, the first with a smallfoxing spot at bottom platemark, otherwise in apparently goodcondition, with wide margins, framed (unexamined out of theframes). (2) Each 8 x 9 7/8 inches; 203 x 251 mm. Estimate $200-300
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After having a second child and moving across the country, Angie Spencer was looking for a way to get back in shape and change her life for the better. She ran her first marathon in 2008 and was plagued by training injuries. Deciding to tough it out, she crossed the finish line in 4 hours 10 minutes. It was both painful and exhilarating. Determined to find a smarter way to train and share it with the world, Angie began a quest that is now Marathon Training Academy. She has since run 27 marathons injury free with a PR of 3:35:41. Her goal is to run a marathon in every state and inspire as many people as possible.
Angie received her Bachelor of Science degree from Montana State University and has been a Registered Nurse for 13 years. She is also a RRCA certified running coach. She and her husband, Trevor, make their home in SE Missouri and have three boys, ages 10, 7, and 3. In addition to running, Angie enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, yoga, being in the mountains, and eating dark chocolate.
Inspiring Quote:
"But I also realize that winning doesn't always mean getting first place; it means getting the best out of yourself." Meb Keflezighi
Trevor wishes he could be as awesome as Angie but comforts himself in knowing he is the technical guy behind the Marathon Training Academy podcast and blog. Not too long ago he was a total non-running desk potato. Under Angie's tutelage he ran his first marathon on October 23, 2011. He has since completed nine marathons and thirteen half marathons. Experiencing a transformation in his life and health through running, Trevor is passionate about sharing his message with new runners. He created the MTA tagline, "You have what it takes to run a marathon and change your life!" Google+
Favorite Quote
"There is no scarcity of opportunity to make a living at what you love to do, there is only scarcity of resolve to make it happen." ~Wayne Dyer
Our Podcasting Journey . . .
"When Angie and I first started podcasting we weren't sure who would listen, but soon we started to hear from people all over the world. Our show motivated many new runners to increase their health and fitness. Audience members inspired us with their running stories and we endeavored to inspire them with our content. Angie and I sat down at our kitchen table to record our first episode February 16th 2010 (after I finally convinced her to do it). Since then our podcast has been downloaded over 2 million times and featured as the top marathon podcast in the iTunes Store. We are grateful to all our listeners and supporters who make our show possible. You guys are awesome!" -Trevor
"Well Angie, Trevor, you both have given me motivation throughout my OKC Memorial Marathon training. 3:14 (2nd in age group, 56th overall) This is my 2nd and I'm already scouting a 3rd. Look what you've done : )" –Kevin J
"Just wanted to thank you guys for your awesome podcast. Throughout my training, I have listened to every podcast and learned a lot. That knowledge helped me get a 73 minute PR!!! This spring I finished my first full in 6:09, but yesterday I came in 4:56!!! So thanks again for doing what you do…you really are making a difference in people's lives:)" -Kimberly Z
"Angie and Trevor, I just wanted to say thank you for your podcast. I used it as part of my training during the last 4 months and have learned invaluable information. I am happy to say that I completed my first marathon with a time of 4:02:35 I was well on my way to a sub 4 hour time but was met with torrential head wind during the last 8 mi. I have another one on the books in a month and hopefully will be in that 3 hr time! Thanks again." -Brad C


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- Coursework must be completed at a regionally-accredited institution.
- CGCC will evaluate Lower Division Collegiate (LDC) coursework.
- Career Technical Education coursework may be transferred upon departmental approval.
- Grades of C (including C-) or better.
- P and S grades are only transferrable when the issuing institution defines the grade as C (including C-) or better.
- Non-degree seeking students' prior coursework is transferred only when needed to satisfy CGCC standard prerequisites, as well as commonly used preparatory coursework in other subject areas (e.g. Biology).
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Troy: Per source, Ole Miss co-offensive coordinator / offensive line coach Matt Luke and LSU running backs coach / recruiting coordinator Frank Wilson are in the mix for the Troy head-coaching job.
Benedict College: Head coach James Woody has been dismissed, the school announced. Woody posted a 10-26 record in three-plus seasons.
Murray State: Defensive coordinator Dennis Therrell will not return next season.
SMU: Tom Mason describes the challenges that come from interim coaching changes and how it can be a "career-destroyer."
Michigan: Defensive coordinator Greg Mattison made a passionate case for Michigan to keep Brady Hoke.
Oregon: Former defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti tells John Canzano of The Oregonian that he's been contacted by the other three NFC East teams about becoming a consultant to help them understand Chip Kelly's offense with the Philadelphia Eagles. Aliotti turned down the requests.
UAB: The new UAB Football Foundation tells AL.com they are prepared to raise more than $4 million in the next year if the school extends head coach Bill Clark's contract, schedules non-conference opponents beyond 2016 and administration commits support to the program to compete for championships. The football program is under review as part of a university-wide study to evaluate various programs. Clark has said he may not return to UAB next year without an extension, given the uncertainty. Read more in AL.com's story.
Florida: The Gainesville Sun's Pat Dooley says to cross off Brian Kelly, Bob Stoops and Mike Gundy among potential candidates at Florida.
Youngstown State: Vindy.com lists some potential candidates for the YSU job, including Stan Drayton and Brian Wright. For the full list, check out Vindy.com's story.
Alabama State: Head coach Reggie Barlow will not return next season, after the school's trustees voted not to renew his contract. Barlow signed a contract extension in September, but it was rescinded by the trustees last week. Barlow went 49-42 in eight seasons as head coach, including 7-5 in 2014. Offensive line / associate head coach Antonio Bradford will serve as interim head coach. The Montgomery Advertiser has more on the fallout.
Youngstown State: Head coach Eric Wolford will not return next season, according to ESPN's Brett McMurphy. Wolford went 31-30 in five seasons at YSU. One name that could be considered for the job is Wisconsin-Whitewater's Lance Leipold. Former YSU and Ohio State coach Jim Tressel became YSU's president earlier this year.
Norfolk State: Head coach Pete Adrian has announced his retirement after 10 seasons. Adrian posted a record of 54-60 during his tenure. All assistants' contracts expire on Dec. 31, and running backs coach / recruiting coordinator Paul Macklin and defensive line coach Mark Thurston will work with athletic director Marty Miller in coordinating the program's activities until a new head coach is hired.
LSU: When asked at his weekly press conference about the Michigan job and its potential opening, Les Miles replied, "I have given little or no thought to any other jobs. I am so comfortable with my team and doing what I'm doing. I do not read the paper. I certainly respect and love Michigan and wish them the very best."
Nebraska: Bo Pelini says, "Would I fire someone to save my own job? No."
Albany: Per source, head coach Greg Gattuso will make a couple of changes on his staff.
VMI: Head coach Sparky Woods will not return next season. Woods went 17-62 in seven years as head coach. The 60-year-old Woods says he has no plans to retire.
Michigan: When asked at his weekly press conference to make a case for returning next season, Brady Hoke told reporters he would talk with interim athletic director Jim Hackett, and that a press conference is not the place to do that.
Will Muschamp: At his weekly press conference, Muschamp said no one has reached out to him yet about a job next season. Asked if that's because he's still working at Florida, Muschamp said he didn't know. Muschamp also described the message to his staff, which will continue working after he leaves following this Saturday's game at FSU.
New Mexico State: According to WSIL's Craig Choate, Southern Illinois athletic director Mario Moccia will be named AD at New Mexico State. Moccia is a 1989 graduate of NMSU.
Wagner: Head coach Walt Hameline is retiring from coaching after 34 years at the school, according to SILive.com. Hameline, who posted a record of 223-139-2, will remain as the school's athletic director. Offensive coordinator / associate head coach Jason Houghtaling will be promoted to head coach.
Modesto JC (CA): Head coach Sam Young has decided to step down. He leaves with a 93-67 record in 15 years, the winningest coach in school history.
Missouri State: The Springfield News-Leader lists eight potential candidates for the Missouri State job, including Missouri quarterbacks / associate head coach Andy Hill and Wisconsin-Whitewater head coach Lance Leipold. Read the full list in the News-Leader's story.
Wofford: As we reported last week, tight ends coach Pete Kalinowski has officially stepped down for a position outside of football.
Missouri State: President Clif Smart tells the Springfield News-Leader he hopes to raise the head-coach compensation package to $200,000, putting it the middle of the Missouri Valley Conference, but will need private donations. Former head coach Terry Allen earned around $150,000. In addition, the school has announced a search committee comprising of university chief of staff Ryan DeBoef, senior associate director of athletics Casey Hunt, lawyer Tom Strong, local insurance agent Fred Harle and professor Jim Hutter.
Clemson: Dabo Swinney puts the coaching carousel in perspective.
Missouri State: Head coach Terry Allen will not return next season, per the Springfield News-Leader. Allen's contract ended on Saturday, and he tells the News Leader he's done being a head coach. Allen went 132-123 in 22 seasons as a head coach, including 37-64 in nine years at Missouri State.
Alabama State: Reggie Barlow completed his seventh season at ASU on Saturday with a fifth straight year with at least seven wins. Barlow's contract extension was rescinded by the school's board of trustees last week, meaning his contract ends soon. But Barlow told the Montgomery Advertiser, "I believe it will all work itself out and we will stay committed to the cause."
Florida A&M: Interim head coach Corey Fuller told reporters after Saturday's season finale that FAMU will "never be 3-9 again" if he gets the head-coaching job on a full-time basis, for which he applied two weeks ago. Read more of Fuller's comments in the Tallahassee Democrat.
Nicholls State: New head Tim Rebowe's contract is a four-year deal worth $130,000 annually, according to the Daily Comet.
Clemson: After Clemson's win over Georgia State, Dabo Swinney was asked about the Florida job again. As part of a long response, Swinney said, according to the Charleston Post & Courier, "I'm not going to stand here and be one of those coaches that goes, 'I will never leave Clemson.' That's not genuine. I have no idea." He also said it would be very hard to leave and that Clemson is not a stepping-stone job, but dynamics can change.
Florida: Defensive coordinator / linebackers coach D.J. Durkin will serve as interim head coach in Florida's bowl game, after the Gators became eligible on Saturday. This week, Muschamp asked his team to buy into next year's head coach.
Michigan: Interim athletic director Jim Hackett tells local reporters there is no timeline for finding a permanent athletic director. He also said evaluation of the football program will come at the end of the season and that the evaluation will be his job alone. Asked what "end of the season" means, Hackett would not clarify. The Wolverines are currently 5-5 and looking to become bowl-eligible.
Alabama State: According to the Montgomery Advertiser, head coach Reggie Barlow's contract extension has been rescinded by the school's board of trustees. Barlow's three-year extension was signed in September, along with an immediate raise, but it was still pending board approval. Barlow's lawyer tells the Advertiser he plans to serve out the extension. Without it, Barlow is in the final days of his previous contract. Barlow is in his eighth season as head coach.
Northern Colorado: According to the Greeley Tribune, head coach Earnest Collins Jr. will return next season.
Indiana: Athletic director Fred Glass expressed his support for Kevin Wilson to the Indianapolis Star. Asked if the program is heading in the right direction, Glass told the Star, "the answer is a resounding yes, notwithstanding the lack of wins this year." The Hoosiers are 3-7 this year, but have lost multiple quarterbacks to injury, something Glass made sure to point out.
Fresno State: The school has announced the hiring of Oregon executive senior associate athletic director for development Jim Bartko as athletic director at Fresno State.
Nicholls State: According to The Daily Advertiser, new Nicholls State head coach Tim Rebowe will continue to coach at Louisiana-Lafayette through the bowl game. Rebowe coaches the safeties at ULL. In addition, per source, Rebowe may target McNeese State defensive line coach Manny Michel for his defensive coordinator. Michel previously served as defensive coordinator at Nicholls from 1995-98, when Rebowe was also on the staff. Here is our story on Rebowe's introduction.
Mississippi State: Asked if Florida has reached out to him, Dan Mullen told Jay Mohr Sports, "I haven't heard from anybody, and I don't expect to hear from people. I think people know I'm happy where I'm at."


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MISHAWAKA GMOs are a hot topic on the global scale. More consumers are asking questions about genetically modified organisms. The FDA says between 70-80% of food in the United States already contains gentically modified ingredients.
So how do GMOs affect consumers? In the grand scheme of things, they make some food cheaper. Modified organisms allow farmers to use fewer chemicals, like pesticides. They help keep production costs down, which means consumers pay less at the grocery store.
Area dietitian, June Brandner, sat down with 16 Morning News and shared some thoughts on the GMO debate.
"Cost is a barrier for a lot of people," said Brandner. "We want to be able to have a food supply that is reasonable for people to get the nutrients they need. And that can be an important thing, if we have crops that don't have any pest control, likely, we're not going to get the production we would if it were treated."
The FDA and the World Health Organization have deemed food that includes GMOs safe, but some researchers disagree. The Non-GMO project hopes to encourage more companies to label food that contains GMOs. According to their research, some GMOs contain toxins and allergens.
"The fact that we want to be aware of what we're eating, and especially when it regards allergens," said Brandner, "Perhaps the food has been modified in some way that may contain some sort of allergen that may not be readily known unless the food is labeled correctly."
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Healthy Active Hood River County potluck meeting
- When: Wednesday, November 14, 2012, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Where: Hood River Aquatic Center, Hood River
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Hawker Beechcraft and Machinist Union negotiators will meet for the fifth time on Tuesday. The major topic will be how to keep work in Wichita rather than outsourcing it to other states and countries.
Wichita aircraft workers are feeling pressure like perhaps they've never felt before. Not only have they seen more than half their co-workers laid off over the last couple of years, but also, they hear of companies entertaining offers from other states.
Union leaders say Louisiana is aggressively pursuing Hawker Beechcraft jobs. .
"Right down the road at Hawker Beech. We're trying to keep our jobs here instead of sending them to Louisiana," Machinist Union District President Steve Rooney said. "Louisiana has now tripled their offer to steal our jobs from us."
The union claims everyday some of Hawker's jobs leave Wichita and Salina plants. Union negotiators say they want to present an economic package to the company when they meet again on Tuesday."
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Meet Anthony Bourdain. Chef, author, television host, comic book writer, publisher, professional Twitterer, and now food court mogul. Oh, yes, kiddies. Page Six of the New York Post has shared the exclusive scoop that Bourdain is planning on opening a food court spotlighting all the street food he' ... More >>
All photos by Laine DossNew York Hot Dog cart with Chrysler BuildingIn last week's episode of The Layover, Anthony Bourdain showed us what to do in New York City with only 24 hours in the Big Apple (read our recap here). We wanted to do something similar, but with a twist.We landed in New York ye ... More >>
Photo by Michael McElroyBye-bye, Blue Door Fish.The Delano isn't keeping its food and beverage relaunch on the down-low, despite the fact its signature eatery got an overhaul barely a year ago. They'll close Blue Door Fish -- yes, the very place that won our Best Seafood on the Beach award t ... More >>
Food, chef, and celebrity all in one tomato sauce.Celebrity food products are all over the shelves of supermarkets these days. Some bear labels with Hollywood names such as Paul Newman and Paul Sorvino; others derive from TV chefs like Lidia Bastianich, Emeril Lagasse, and Giada de Laurentiis. Ce ... More >>
via FacebookMasterChef season two contestant Tracy KontosMasterChef season two contestant Tracy Kontos, of Coral Springs, took time out of her busy cooking schedule -- and fending off Gordon Ramsay -- to talk with Short Order about her experience on the Fox reality cooking show. One of six contes ... More >>
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The long answer:An acquaintance of mine recently raved about a Mediterranean-style octopus dish she had at Talula. It was called "cork-braised" octopus, so her natural question to me, Mr. Restaurant Reviewer, was what effect the cork had. I answered confidently and forthrightly, as reviewers are sup ... More >>
There's nothing like a dame, particularly if the dame cooks good. And no dame cooks as good as Les Dames d'Escoffier, an international group devoted to supporting and mentoring women in the culinary professions. The new cookbook Les Dames have just published was almost enough to make me get off my l ... More >>
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NEW YORK It can help overthrow dictators. But can it make money?
Protesters famously used Twitter to organize during the Arab Spring three years ago. President Barack Obama announced his 2012 re-election victory using the short messaging service. Lady Gaga tweets. So does the pope.
But for all its power and reach, Twitter gushes losses – $65 million in the third quarter, nearly three times more than it lost a year ago.
As Wall Street analysts size up Twitter ahead of its first public stock sale, more than a few are expressing concern about the company's lack of profits.
Those misgivings are echoed by average investors. Some 47 percent of Americans believe Twitter won't be a good investment, according to a recent AP-CNBC poll.
Twitter was expected to set the price for its IPO on Wednesday night and begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday under the symbol TWTR.
Of course, a company's pre-IPO losses are no indication its stock will do poorly. Amazon.com had big losses before it went public 16 years ago and still occasionally posts them. Yet its stock is up more than 18,000 percent since the IPO.
Even so, future Twitter shareholders poring over the company's more than 200-page IPO document are being asked to take a leap of faith. The document never makes clear when the company will sell enough ads to stanch the red ink and deliver sustainable profits.
What's Twitter's sales pitch to potential investors?
"They're taking you to the edge of a swamp and saying, 'Someday, this is going to be paradise,'" says Anthony Catanach, a professor of accounting at Villanova University.
Pessimists who have gazed at that swamp believe Twitter is going public too soon but can't resist exploiting a market in which investors are eager to look past losses as stock prices soar to record highs. Optimists refuse to believe a company that has turned itself into a worldwide water cooler in just seven years can't make big money – at least someday.
"Twitter is in its infancy, and it's a site a lot more people will go to," says Michael Pachter, an analyst at Wedbush Securities. "They'll figure out how to sell advertising."
As with any company in the early stages of building its business, investors should expect plenty of hiccups – and in surprising places.
Take Twitter's supposed strength: all those users accessing it via smartphones. Skeptics say that because of the small screen, Twitter could easily alienate users as it tries to squeeze in more tweets from advertisers.
One thing Twitter pessimists can't deny about the IPO: The timing seems perfect. The tech-heavy Nasdaq index is up 30 percent in 2013, and the stocks of plenty of unprofitable companies have soared.
Zynga, a maker of games played over the Internet, is losing money this year and is expected to do the same in 2014. Its stock is up 56 percent this year. Yelp, the user-generated review site, is a big money loser, too. Its stock has more than tripled.
"People get very excited about social media," says Villanova's Catanach. "The passionate user-base wants to invest."
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This week, KISS comes to town along with a handful of other great touring acts -- large and small. A five-band punk bill promises to provide one more hot summer night at Melt, Songbird Cafe constrastingly cools down the Focal Point, Brooklyn's Fielded brings her future pop to the Luminary and much m ... More >>
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This weekend, locals the Old Souls Revival and Emily Wallace release new albums, Weird Fest stirs up Foam, and blues regulars work together to raise some funds for pups. Besides that, check out some options at newer spots hosting shows in town including the Blind Tiger and No Coast's new location in ... More >>
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Isaac has arrived, bringing with it the threat of several tornadoes last night, torrential rain and some more rain. The weather has caused an update in the Big Muddy Blues Festival schedule. First of all, it's still happening and so far there are no cancellations or changes to the lineup -- Joe Loui ... More >>
7 p.m. Tuesday, July 3. Off Broadway, 3509 Lemp Avenue.
8:30 p.m. Monday, February 20. BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups, 700 South Broadway.
7 p.m. Thursday, February 16. The Gramophone, 4243 Manchester Avenue.
7 and 10 p.m. Thursday, December 15. Off Broadway, 3509 Lemp Avenue.
9 p.m. Thursday, June 30. The Firebird, 2706 Olive Street.
Midnight, Saturday, November 27. BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups, 700 South Broadway.
9 p.m. Saturday, November 20. The Old Rock House, 1200 South Seventh Street.
9 p.m. Saturday, September 4. Laclede's Landing Main Stage, North First Street and Lucas Avenue.
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8 p.m. Sunday, June 27. Off Broadway, 3509 Lemp Avenue.
St. Louisans could have a new blues festival to add to their list of outdoor summer music options, if a local production company's plans go through.Mike Kociela, far right, at a press conference on Thursday announcing events for downtown this summer. Kociela wants to bring a new blues festival to do ... More >>
Thursday, December 31 *List of New Year's Eve shows etc., here Friday, January 1 *Bobby Bare Jr/David Vandervelde, Off Broadway *Wyoming Street/hntr gthrr/Cold Bear Scout, Firebird
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Dr. Aaron Perlut, Ph.D., CM, and chairman of the American Mustache Institute, called Friday night's second annual 'Stache Bash "a celebration of ridicularity." With the main floor of the Roberts Orpheum Theater full of costumed and mustached people taking advantage of free Budweiser products, ridicu ... More >>
This week in the RFT, freelance writer Roy Kasten interviewed Tom Russell about his creative process, especially for the new album Blood and Candle Smoke, which prominently features the sounds of Calexico, and some of his strongest compositions after over 30 years of songwriting. He'll be in the St. ... More >>
5 p.m. Saturday, August 29. The parking lot of the Schlafly Tap Room, 2100 Locust Street.
10 p.m. Tuesday, August 18. BB's Jazz Blues and Soups, 700 South Broadway.
9 p.m. Thursday, June 18. The Firebird, 2706 Olive Street.
9 p.m. Wednesday, June 3. Blueberry Hill's Duck Room, 6504 Delmar Boulevard, University City.
The film M for Mississippi -- which was co-produced by St. Louis ex-pat Roger Stolle and current resident/Broke & Hungry Records head Jeff Konkel -- won "DVD of the Year" at the Blues Music Awards (formerly known as the Handy Awards) last Thursday in Memphis. Mississippi triumphed over film ... More >>
9 p.m. Wednesday, May 13. The Wedge, 442 Bates Street.
9:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 25. BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups, 700 South Broadway.
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8 p.m. Thursday, February 19. The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Boulevard.
6:30 p.m. Sunday, January 18. The Chaifetz Arena, on the campus of Saint Louis University, 1 South Compton Avenue
8 p.m. Thursday, December 11. VooDoo Lounge at Harrah's Casino, 777 Casino Center Drive, Maryland Heights.
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7 p.m. Thursday, May 22. City Museum, 701 North 15th Street
7:30 p.m. Wednesday February 13. Family Arena, 2002 Arena Parkway, St. Charles.
8 p.m. Friday, January 11. The Sheldon Concert Hall, 3648 Washington Boulevard.
9 p.m. Friday, December 7. Off Broadway, 3509 Lemp Avenue.
8 p.m. Thursday, April 5. Harrah's Casino Voodoo Lounge (777 Casino Center Drive, Maryland Heights).
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Sunday, April 23, at 9 p.m. BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups (700 South Broadway)
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Alcohol suspected in bicycle accident
Published On: Dec 24 2013 02:10:43 AM CST
Updated On: Aug 14 2013 07:37:33 PM CDT
Updated On: Aug 14 2013 07:37:33 PM CDT
Abilene Police believe alcohol may have played a factor in a bicycle accident that injured a man in a creek.
Officials told KTXS the man fell off his bike into a creek in South Abilene Tuesday night.
A teenager found the man injured in the creek just after 10:30 a.m. Wednesday morning.
The man was taken to a local hospital. His condition is unknown.
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Sex, Drugs, and Neckties
That's right—the tie, yesterday's symbol of conformity. As the working world goes increasingly casual, it's the rebellious guys with attitude and serious style who are knotting up. We show you six who get it right—and how you can, too
1. Buck Tradition (Dress It Down)
"I like wearing a denim jacket with a tie, because you can't tell what day of the week it is and you don't necessarily know where I'm going. I hate being too polished or buttoned-upI'm not a lawyer, and I don't work on Wall Street."
Mordechai Rubinstein, A.K.A. Mister Mort, 35, Men's Concept Designer, Levi's; style blogger (mistermort.typepad.com)
"Fuck You" tie by Mister Mort Styled for Jack Spade.
- Tags
- Style,
- Wear it Now,
- Guides,
- Ties,
- Mordechai Rubinstein,
- Will Welch
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