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In Londonderry, firefighters honor one of their own
Firefighter of the Year James "Bo" Butler, right, shakes hands with Chief Kevin MacCaffrie during the Londonderry Fire Department's Community Recognition Ceremony on Saturday evening. (APRIL GUILMET PHOTO)
Butler, who recently accompanied a World War II veteran on an honor flight mission to Washington, D.C., was named the Londonderry Fire Department's Firefighter of the Year on Saturday evening.
Having previously served in Iraq himself, the young firefighter said he immediately knew he wanted to help upon learning of the New England charity's mission of taking elderly veterans on free trips to the national World War II Memorial.
Butler, who currently serves as vice president of the local firefighters' union and is active in various community causes, was also one of seven staff members to recently assist in the impromptu birth of a Londonderry baby who was born in an ambulance en route to the hospital in December.
During a moving ceremony held at Londonderry High School last weekend, area firefighters paused from their busy work and family lives to celebrate the everyday heroes in their midst.
Around 140 people, including family members and town officials, attended the event. Fire officials hope it will become an annual tradition in Londonderry.
The Recognition Ceremony has been in the works for the past year, Fire Chief Kevin MacCaffrie said, with committee members Lt. Michael McQuillen, Fire Marshal Brian Johnson, Lt. Donald Waldron, and firefighters Christopher Lamy and Butler meeting regularly to finalize plans.
Retired Londonderry Fire Chief Gary Johnson, who many in town know for his humor, served as the evening's keynote speaker.
A 30-year veteran of the local force who'd most recently served as the Pittsfield fire chief, Johnson recalled a career's worth of joys, sorrows and brotherhood.
"Most people wouldn't believe the things you do, the things you've seen," Johnson said.
"None of you think of yourselves as heroes, but heroes you are," he told the firefighters.
MacCaffrie, who will retire this March after a decades-long career in firefighting, reminded the firefighters to focus on what's truly important.
"Technology is a significant component to what we all do, but it's still the dedicated individuals who make the department," he said.
The fire chief recalled days when communications equipment "was basically a one-channel portable radio the size of a brick" and rescue equipment was nothing more than "a rope tied to your belt."
Times have certainly changed, he said, but at the end of the day the ultimate goal remains the same.
"We want to make sure everyone goes home," MacCaffrie said.
During the hour-and-a-half ceremony, dozens of firefighters were recognized for career milestones, with longtime Fire Chaplain Chester Ham honored for his nearly five decades of service.
Paul MacCallum, a regular fixture at the fire station who often lends his photography talents, was recognized as Support Member of the Year.
Bruce Hallowell was commended for his work on EMS projects, while William St. Jean was recognized as the recent class valedictorian in his paramedic course.
Earning Certificates of Merit for last month's emergency childbirth were Battalion Chief Douglas Cardwell, Lt. Michael McQuillen, Lt. David Johnson and firefighters Butler, Peter Devoe, Kevin Barnett and Jonathan Camire.
Earning Certificates of Merit for reviving a local cardiac patient not once but twice last spring were Battalion Chief Darren O'Brien, Lt. Eugene Jastrem, Lt. Jeremy Mague and firefighters Jeff Anderson, Shawn Carrier, Ed Daniels, Scott Geraghty and Christopher Lamy.
The Londonderry Fire Department attended to a total of 3,106 emergency calls last year.
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Claremont, Illinois
For population 25 years and over in Claremont:
For population 15 years and over in Claremont village:
3 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $950 (1.7%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Evansville, IN (56.3 miles , pop. 121,582).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Indianapolis, IN (122.6 miles , pop. 781,870).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (216.4 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Olney, IL (2.4 miles ), Sumner, IL (2.5 miles ), Calhoun, IL (2.5 miles ), Parkersburg, IL (3.2 miles ), Bridgeport, IL (3.4 miles ), Noble, IL (3.7 miles ), West Salem, IL (3.7 miles ), Ste. Marie, IL (3.9 miles ).
Latitude: 38.72 N, Longitude: 87.97 W
Area code: 618
This village's Wikipedia profileUnemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%)
Population change in the 1990s: -39 (-15.5%).
Work and jobs in Claremont: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in Claremont, Illinois
Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
Claremont-area historical tornado activity is slightly above Illinois state average. It is 124% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 6/2/1990, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 5.8 miles away from the Claremont village center injured 2 people and caused between $50,000 and $500,000 in damages.
On 1/7/1989, a category F4 tornado 19.6 miles away from the village center injured 55 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Claremont-area historical earthquake activity is significantly above Illinois state average. It is 31% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/18/2008 at 09:36:59, a magnitude 5.4 (5.1 MB, 4.8 MS, 5.4 MW, 5.2 MW, Depth: 8.9 mi, Class: Moderate, Intensity: VI - VII) earthquake occurred 19.1 miles away from the city center
On 6/10/1987 at 23:48:54, a magnitude 5.1 (4.9 MB, 4.4 MS, 4.6 MS, 5.1 LG) earthquake occurred 8.4 miles away from Claremont center
On 6/18/2002 at 17:37:15, a magnitude 5.0 (4.3 MB, 4.6 MW, 5.0 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 51.8 miles away from the city center
On 4/18/2008 at 15:14:16, a magnitude 4.8 (4.5 MB, 4.8 MW, 4.6 MW, Depth: 6.2 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: IV - V) earthquake occurred 18.2 miles away from the city center
On 4/3/1974 at 23:05:02, a magnitude 4.7 (4.5 MB, 4.7 LG) earthquake occurred 11.0 miles away from Claremont center
On 4/21/2008 at 05:38:29, a magnitude 4.0 (4.0 MB, 4.0 MW, Depth: 6.2 mi) earthquake occurred 16.9 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), body-wave magnitude (MB), surface-wave magnitude (MS), moment magnitude (MW)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Richland County (6) is smaller than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 4
Emergencies Declared: 2
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 3, Storms: 3, Tornadoes: 2, Winter Storm: 1, Hurricane: 1, Snow: 1, Snowstorm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) [ppb] level in 2002 was 4.62. This is about average. There were 13 monitors within city limits.
Particulate Matter (PM10) [µ/m3] level in 2002 was 13.3. This is significantly better than average. There were 13 monitors within city limits.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2008 was 8.44. This is better than average. There were 10 monitors within city limits.
Drinking water stations with addresses in Claremont that have no violations reported:
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 21.3%
(21.7% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 0.0% for two or more races residents)
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Religion statistics for Claremont village (based on Richland County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 64.36%
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Tables represent county-level data.
Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 3
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 1
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 5
Number of full-service restaurants: 8
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5.09% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($28,064 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved from foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
6.29% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($28,801 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved to foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
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National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 1
Total length: 1 meters (3ft)
Total average daily traffic: 75
Total future (year 2032) average daily traffic: 75
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:2
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:2
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:2
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:3
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Approximately 70 student volunteers will be taking DNA swabs at stations located across Tulane's uptown campus, its downtown health sciences campus, and at the Jewish Community Center in Metairie, La.
The drive is spearheaded by first-year students Jillian Goldberg and Mia Wirtshafter. Goldberg became interested in bone marrow matching programs last year after babysitting a very sick 5-year-old boy. Because no member of the boy's family was a compatible match to donate bone marrow that might save his life, the family turned to an international registry from which a donor was identified.
Through their involvement in the Tulane Jewish Leaders program, Goldberg and Wirtshafter turned that personal interest into an event that could benefit others.
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Sweet Potato Salad with Bacon
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- 40 min
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- 1 1/2 pounds sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into bite-sized chunks
- Salt
- Extra-virgin olive oil, for liberal drizzling
- 4 slices good quality lean bacon, chopped
- 1/2 cup beef stock
- 2 tablespoons wine vinegar
- A few dashes hot sauce
- 1 teaspoon smoked sweet paprika or sweet paprika
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 small red onion, finely chopped
- 2 to 3 small ribs celery, finely chopped
- A handful parsley leaves, finely chopped
Put the potatoes in a pot over medium heat and cover them with water. Bring to a boil then salt the water and cook until just tender, about 15 minutes. Drain the potatoes and return them to the hot pot. Heat a small pan over medium-high heat and drizzle in some extra-virgin olive oil. Add the bacon and cook until just about crisp. Add the stock to the pot with the potatoes along with the vinegar and hot sauce and stir over low heat until combined. Turn off the heat and season with paprika and salt and pepper, to taste. Transfer the potatoes to a serving bowl and stir in chopped onions, celery and parsley. Dress the salad with a liberal drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil and serve immediately.
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Upper Merion's Churchville Is A Versatile Distance Winner
June 4, 1998
By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Don't compare Liz Churchville's PIAA Class AAA state cross-country championship with the state 3,200-meter crown she won on May 23 at Shippensburg University. The Upper Merion junior proved in both races that she's the PIAA's best long-distance runner. But the similarities end there. "Cross-country was so much different," she said. "It wasn't a snap, but I went undefeated. " In the state track meet, Churchville stayed with the pack before moving to the front on the fourth circuit of the eight-lap race.
Runaway Car Severs Gas Line In Churchville
October 29, 1992
By Christine Bahls, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Churchville woman left her car in the driveway to warm up one morning last week and failed to notice something crucial: The emergency brake was not set. The woman lives on hilly Autumn Road. The law of gravity prevailed. Within seconds, her 1964 Ford Falcon had smashed into the wall of her neighbor's garage across the street and severed the line to that family's gas meter, which was inside the garage. "Near-disaster was avoided by strict luck. The damned thing didn't blow up," said Northampton Township Police Sgt. Bill Tomlinson.
Gliding Toward Success On Ice A Churchville Teen Is Skating In A Disney Show.
January 4, 1998
By Todd Bishop, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Gliding across the frozen floors of metropolitan arenas, Elizabeth Hehl is entering adulthood with a rare perspective. Hehl, a Churchville native who graduated from Council Rock High School last spring, is touring the country with Walt Disney's World on Ice. At 18, she is the youngest performer in the Disney production of Hercules, now finishing a 10-day run in Philadelphia, the show's producers say. The experience has been more than she...
As Work Begins On Churchville Fire Station, 1 Hurdle Lingers Northampton Has Faced One Delay After Another. Many Were Bureaucratic; The Next May Be Climatic.
December 1, 1997
By Todd Bishop, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
After overcoming high bids and late approval, construction plans for a new Churchville fire station face a chilling final obstacle: Winter. More than a month later than they had hoped, township officials received approval from the Navy last week to begin building the station on 2.4 acres near Hatboro and New Roads. The land, part of the former Naval Air Warfare Center, was among 169 acres designated for the township after the military facility closed last year. Work on the fire station began last Monday - hours after the Navy gave official approval - but township officials said they were unsure if they would be able to meet their original construction deadlines.
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Joey Smith takes a look at a handcrafted wooden snowman held by his aunt, Lisa Call, of Churchville. They were among visitors yesterday at the Colonial Christmas Craft Fair, held in the 18th-century farmhouse in Tamanend Park, Southampton.
Gordon Austin, 70, Retired Furniture Business Owner
April 17, 1997
By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Gordon Austin, 70, retired owner of a furniture business, died Sunday at his home in Southampton. Mr. Austin lived in Churchville for 26 years before moving to Southampton five months ago. Born in Detroit, Mr. Austin was raised and educated in New York City. During World War II, he served in the Army Air Corps as a communications specialist in Brazil. Mr. Austin had worked in office furniture for many years and was a vice president of Metalstand Co. in Northeast Philadelphia when, in 1989, he and a partner founded A/S Custom Furniture Co. The Huntingdon Valley firm manufactures custom office furniture and related equipment.
Northampton Police Probe Reports Of Broken Windows
April 23, 1998
By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Police are searching for the vandals who broke windows on about 50 vehicles and three homes overnight Tuesday and yesterday in the Richboro and Churchville areas. Lt. Neil Clark said Northampton Township police began to get calls about 9:15 p.m. each night, and reports continued into the early-morning hours. "It was like they were just riding around the area, picking cars at random," Clark said. He said the first report came from a home off Bustleton Pike in Churchville, "and then the reports just continued to roll in. " Clark said he believed some sort of projectile was used to smash the windows, but no evidence was immediately found.
Elsie Steiner Haverstraw; Assembled Industrial Dials
January 31, 2001
By Herb Drill, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Elsie Steiner Haverstraw, 77, a retired assembler for a maker of industrial gauges and a lover of polka music, died Friday at her Churchville residence after a three-year illness. Mrs. Haverstraw retired five years ago after 46 years with Moore Products Co. in Lower Gwynedd Township. "She loved German polka music, and we even went to Europe to follow one band," said her husband of 58 years, Arnold S. Haverstraw. She also liked going to Atlantic City casinos. A native of Philadelphia, she graduated from Jules Mastbaum Vocational High School and resided in Concordville, Delaware County, before moving to Churchville.
Theresa Antczak, 63; Past Student Mayor
May 8, 1997
By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Theresa R. Bisceglia Antczak, 63, of Churchville, a former bank employee who had been Philadelphia mayor for a day and had spoken out against religious and racial injustice while still in high school, died Monday at Holy Redeemer Hospital in Meadowbrook. Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. Antczak graduated from South Philadelphia High School. "While she was in high school, she was selected to be mayor for a day while Bernard Samuel was mayor of Philadelphia," said Richard S. Antczak, her husband of 42 years.
The 800 Seems Best For Ojr's Gramata The Sophomore May Test Herself At Other Distances After Finishing Fifth In The State In Class Aaa.
June 4, 1998
By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Like many other top 800-meter runners, Owen J. Roberts sophomore Jen Gramata has exceptional range. "She ran a 1:00 [400-meter] split at the Penn Relays," Owen J. Roberts coach David Michael said. "She also runs well in the 1,600. We never used her in the 4x200, but I'd be curious. " Presently, however, it's safe to call Gramata an 800-meter ace. She finished fifth in PIAA Class AAA state competition with a personal best of 2 minutes, 17.39 seconds. "We didn't talk a lot about the state meet," Michael said.
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Robert F. Eisele, 88, of Churchville, a former Philadelphia and New York advertising executive, died Saturday, March 22, of lymphoma at St. Mary Medical Center, Langhorne. Mr. Eisele worked in industrial advertising for many years, starting with Disston Saw Works in Philadelphia. After a brief period spent as a copywriter for the Evening Bulletin and the ad agency Erwin, Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan, he became an ad manager for several Philadelphia industrial corporations. Later, Mr. Eisele commuted from his home in Glenside to FMC Corp., a chemical pump maker with New York offices.
Michael Klein: Bucks County's Churchville Inn reopens after devastating fire
August 16, 2012
By Michael Klein, Inquirer Columnist
The morning of March 27, 2011, smoke and flames drove brothers Andrew and David Wallace and Andrew's girlfriend from their apartments above the family-owned Churchville Inn , a landmark in Southampton, Bucks County. "There were three walls left standing," said their father, Jeff, last week, as the landmark reopened (1500 Bustleton Pike, Southampton, 215-357-3967). The main dining room is spruced up with a mural, crafted from barn wood by Murrie Gayman, that depicts historic events and people from Bucks County history.
A flea market find, film of a bizarre 1937 exhumation, to be shown July 13 at Laurel Hill Cemetery
July 13, 2012
By Jonathan Lai, For The Inquirer
When Jay Schwartz picked up a reel of film in a Lambertville flea market 20 years ago, he had no idea he was holding the only known visual record of an exhumation spurred by a 20-year court dispute. And fittingly enough, Schwartz will have a public showing of the bizarre movie on Friday, July 13, at Laurel Hill Cemetery, where it was made. Schwartz screened the footage alongside other found home movies a few times over the years, but he never realized what it was depicting.
Fire ruins Southampton's Churchville Inn
March 28, 2011
By Joseph Tanfani and Michael Matza, Inquirer Staff Writers
The Churchville Inn in Southampton, a local landmark in Bucks County, was left in ruins by a fire that forced the two managers to flee their apartments above the restaurant early Sunday. "I woke up gagging on smoke . . . coming through the ceiling," said Andrew Wallace, 27, whose two-bedroom apartment is one floor above the historic restaurant. Gasping, Wallace said he had run to his bedroom window to gulp fresh air. He woke his girlfriend, Nicole Sidorchuck, 25. She scooped up Wallace's beagle, Sammy, and together they fled to safety down an interior staircase.
Churchville Inn ruined by fire
March 27, 2011
By Joseph Tanfani, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Churchville Inn in Southampton, a local landmark in Bucks County, was left in ruins by a fire that forced the two managers to flee their apartments above the restaurant early Sunday. "I woke up gagging on smoke . . . coming through the ceiling," said Andrew Wallace, 27, whose two-bedroom apartment is one floor above the historic restaurant. Gasping, Andrew said he ran to his bedroom window to gulp fresh air. He woke his girlfriend, Nicole Sidorcheck, 25. She scooped up Andrew's beagle Sammy and together they fled to safety down an interior staircase.
Student from Churchville dies in fall Kevin White plummeted from a notorious cliff at Bloomsburg University. Police say he may have gotten lost.
June 5, 2003
By Larry King INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
In Bloomsburg it is known as "the Crag," a 70-foot cliff notorious for a succession of deadly and near-fatal falls. This week, it claimed a young Bucks County man who plummeted to his death early Tuesday. Kevin White, 21, of Churchville, might have lost his way and fallen while walking back to his dormitory at nearby Bloomsburg University, police said. "He just fell off a cliff. There is nothing at this point that makes this suspicious," Bloomsburg Police Lt. Joseph Wondoloski said.
Prize Goes To Churchville Student For View Of Schools On Other Planets
February 19, 2001
By Valerie Reed, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Sixth grader Valerie Malizzia won a creative-writing competition with images of electronic pencils that read minds and talking computers that answer questions in class. The contest, initiated in November by Smart Technologies in Canada, was open to third through ninth graders in North America. Malizzia, a student at Churchville Elementary School, won a Smart board, estimated at $3,000, for her school. A sixth-grade classmate, Jessica Sussin, won a certificate of commendation for second place for her vision of time machines and robotic teachers.
Elsie Steiner Haverstraw; Assembled Industrial Dials
January 31, 2001
By Herb Drill, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Elsie Steiner Haverstraw, 77, a retired assembler for a maker of industrial gauges and a lover of polka music, died Friday at her Churchville residence after a three-year illness. Mrs. Haverstraw retired five years ago after 46 years with Moore Products Co. in Lower Gwynedd Township. "She loved German polka music, and we even went to Europe to follow one band," said her husband of 58 years, Arnold S. Haverstraw. She also liked going to Atlantic City casinos. A native of Philadelphia, she graduated from Jules Mastbaum Vocational High School and resided in Concordville, Delaware County, before moving to Churchville.
G. Della Pia Jr., An Accountant, Restaurateur
January 30, 2001
By Herb Drill, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
George P. Della Pia Jr., 38, of Churchville, a certified public accountant and co-owner of two restaurants, died Thursday at Warminster Hospital of heart disease. For the last decade, he owned and operated Della Pia & Associates, an accounting and management-consulting firm in Southampton. Mr. Della Pia also was co-owner of La Fontana del Mare, which is scheduled to open for a third Shore season in Strathmere, N.J., and, since November, was an investor in Massimo's Sandwiches & Pizzeria in Northeast Philadelphia.
She Takes Old Memories And Helps To Fulfill Last Wishes Churchville's Kathleen Reick Collects Donated Wedding Gowns To Raise Money For Breast Cancer Patients. She Saw The Idea On "Oprah."
November 12, 2000
By Dianna Marder, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
This is what comes of watching Oprah: Kathleen Reick's living room now holds a rack of used wedding gowns. Yes, the connection was just about that simple. One afternoon in May when the kids were getting to her, she switched on the TV and was struck by the story of a West Coast woman who had started an organization granting last wishes for breast-cancer patients. The group, Making Memories, collects donated wedding gowns, resells them, and puts the profits into a dream-fulfillment fund for people with metastatic breast cancer.
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Sophomore third baseman Frank Mesa drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Arizona State a 6-5 college baseball victory over Brigham Young on Thursday night at Packard Stadium.
Despite letting a 5-1 lead slip away, the win improved the Sun Devils to 12-1 on the season, marking the first 12-1 start to a season under coach Pat Murphy. The Cougars, coached by former major leaguer Vance Law, fell to 1-3 on the season.
Junior right-hander Ryan Schroyer needed only one pitch to pick up his second win of the year as he retired the only batter he faced with two men on in the ninth. Mark Sopko had another solid outing by giving up only one run and four hits in fourplus innings of work.
Offensively, sophomore first baseman Jeff Larish continued to pace the Sun Devils with three hits and scored the game-winning run. He had two doubles to give him five on the year and his one RBI pushed his total to 25. Sophomore shortstop Dustin Pedroia had two hits.
Arizona State's 11 thranked wrestlers (10-6, 3-1 Pac-10) host Cal State-Bakersfield (6-6, 3-3 Pac-10) at 2 p.m. Sunday at Wells Fargo Arena, the Sun Devils' final home dual match of the season.
Along with honoring its seniors — Adam Chavira, Dana Holland, Eric Larkin, Rocky Smart, Curtis Owen and Kellan Fluckiger — ASU will also honor its alumni.
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Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Support for German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party rose to the highest level in eight months in a poll as she tackles the euro-area debt crisis that she's said represents Europe's "most difficult hour" since World War II.
Merkel's Christian Democratic Union rose one percentage point to 34 percent in the weekly Forsa poll for Hamburg-based Stern magazine released today. That's its best result since March. The main opposition Social Democrats dropped 2 points to 26 percent, Stern said in an e-mailed statement.
"Many people have the impression that she's found her direction and her role during the euro crisis," Manfred Guellner, Forsa's chief, said of the chancellor. Voters feel "that she knows what she wants and fights for solutions."
Backing for Merkel's Free Democratic coalition partner dropped 1 point to 2 percent, equaling its lowest-ever tally, putting the party in danger of becoming "redundant," Guellner said in the statement.
With the Greens unchanged at 15 percent support, the opposition SPD and Greens lead Merkel's coalition by 41 percent to 36 percent, not enough for either bloc to form a government if elections were held now. The Left Party and the Pirate Party held the balance, with 9 percent support each.
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I have been eating mostly raw for quite some time now. This lifestyle choice has definitely benefited my health and life.
However, over the years, I have taken on a more mainstream lifestyle, which I call Naked. It is the avoidance or discerning use of what I call the "Know No's":
No dairy
No meat
No sugar
No wheat
No caffeine
No alcohol
I still eat a substantially raw-food diet: an Almond-Milk Smoothie for breakfast, a Green Juice and salad for lunch, and usually salad or soup (not raw) for dinner. I also make wonderful vegetable dishes with brown rice, quinoa, and various grain pastas, sprouted-grain breads, and wraps. On my raw journey, however, I have found that there are several foods that are not great raw.
Here is a list of foods I prefer to eat cooked:
Many types of mushrooms are toxic. The cultivated varieties are relatively safe, but I wouldn't class them in the same category as fruits and vegetables. I rarely enjoy them raw, but sometimes I eat them in a recipe, like my Curly Kale Casserole and Shiitake Mushroom Lasagna (recipes available in The Naked Zone).
It's actually a vegetable with high oxalic acid. It's woody and tart but when cooked breaks down, softens and releases its toxic acid.
I love the taste of sweet potatoes; I mean yummy, right? But every once in a while I like the texture and starch of a good white or russet potato. But they're way too starchy and are not appealing raw. Sometimes I cook them al dente for a slight inner crunch. Speaking of potatoes, sweet potatoes are actually great when juiced.
I've sprouted them and I've eaten them raw, but generally legumes are better cooked. They have a toxic enzyme inhibitor and a high level of starch that can hurt your tummy when not thoroughly broken down. They really are better cooked.
Well, there's really no reason to not eat eggplant raw except that it tastes weird. Eggplant absorbs the flavors and oils that it is cooked in making the flavor richer. Although I have marinated it and dehydrated it to make vegan bacon, with very successful results (recipe for Maple Smokey Eggplant Bacon available in The Naked Zone).
I love the taste and I love the health benefits, but raw garlic is a little hard to take. Because of the allyl methyl sulfide produced during the digestion of garlic and the way it is exuded from the skin pores causing bad breath and smell, I personally prefer to avoid it raw! Cooked, it is sweet and sensual on the palate.
I feel the same way about onions as I do garlic: they are very strong and best used in moderation raw. I do, however, like them marinated or oxidized by chopping them in a food processor and leaving at room temperature for a few minutes. This lets the strong oil partially evaporate.
Yucca (or cassava root) contains cyanide. Most of it is in the leaves, which keeps it insect free, but even the root has a bit of cyanide. Because I spend a lot of time in Costa Rica, this vegetable ends up in my kitchen often. To make this starchy tuber edible, I dry it, soak it in water, rinse it, and then cook it as soon as possible.
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SPFL chief slams Celtic fans who acted 'shamefully' at Motherwell
Scottish Professional Football League chief executive Neil Doncaster claims Celtic fans acted "shamefully" at Fir Park on Friday night as he vowed to help the police track down those responsible for wrecking almost 200 seats.
A reported £10,000 worth of damage was caused to seats in the lower section of the south stand housing away fans - just above where a Green Brigade banner was displayed - during the 5-0 romp for Neil Lennon's men against Motherwell.
Celtic have now made moves to disband the ultras' section at Parkhead after labelling the incident "indefensible".
And SPFL chief Doncaster has confirmed the league body will take action against Celtic, with disciplinary proceedings expected to open by the end of the week.
Under SPFL rule H40, if found guilty, Celtic will be ordered to pay for the damage.
Doncaster said: "We have already been in touch with both clubs and the police following the disturbances during Friday night's fixture at Fir Park. We absolutely condemn this type of behaviour - it has no place in the game.
"We are confident that the police and both clubs will play a full part in helping to identify those involved in what were shameful scenes.
"We expect the SPFL Match Delegate report to be with us within the next 24-48 hours.
"The SPFL will work closely with our colleagues at both clubs and with the police as part of a thorough investigation into Friday night's events."
Friday's trouble started when a flare was let off in the area behind Fraser Forster's goal before the game while two green smoke bombs were thrown into the goalmouth, one of them landing yards from the Hoops keeper.
Now the club have handed "precautionary suspensions" to 128 supporters preventing them from attending home and away matches, while 250 season-ticket holders housed in section 111 - the Green Brigade's corner of Celtic Park - will be moved to other parts of the ground.
A Celtic spokesman said: "Events such as those on Friday night do not represent the Celtic support or the club. These events were an embarrassment to our great football club and are absolutely indefensible."


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First look: Ruth's Chris Steak House reopens downtown - and Mayor Hancock couldn't be happier
"Welcome back to Denver," proclaimed Denver mayor Michael Hancock, who held his knife steady as he sliced into a bloody filet at yesterday's ribbon-cutting ceremony at Ruth's Chris Steak House, the beefy, New Orleans-based shrine to cow that reopened last night in a swanky, 10,000-square-foot space in downtown Denver, nearly five years after it closed its original location in LoDo. "You're like a long-lost girlfriend that finally came back to the one she loved," enthused Hancock, adding that Ruth's Chris would be "phenomenally successful" and "add to the luster of downtown and the 16th Street Mall." And then, after slicing his steak, Hancock wondered aloud what he should do next. "Eat it!" thundered general manager Eddy Gomez. Hancock, of course, obliged.
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Superior Industries Launches New Track Mounted Radial Stacking Conveyor
July 2nd, 2012
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Category: Portable Conveyors, Radial Stackers
Morris, MN – Superior Industries, a leading American manufacturer of conveyor systems and components, reveals its newest conveyor design to the market today. Known as the Geotrek Conveyor, the track mounted radial stacker can be directly linked with portable crushing and screening equipment in applications that require material stockpiling.
Equipped with independent hydraulic cylinders at both the head and tail ends of the conveyor, the unit can also be used as a mobile transfer or link conveyor. Other common applications include bulk material loading to ships, barges and trucks.
For smooth and steady handling during travel, Superior engineers equipped the unit with proportional track drive controls. The technology allows for smoother, steadier travel when the tracks are engaged. Each Geotrek Conveyor also features the company's patented powerfold design. During unfolding, the stacker's hydraulic cylinders retract, protecting the cylinder rods from damaging dust and debris during operation. The new track mounted stacker also comes equipped with a remote control to operate the unit's belt and tracks.
To date, Superior has engineered and manufactured a pair of 42-inch wide by 80-foot long Geotrek Conveyors. The units are self-contained, each equipped with a 77 HP diesel engine to supply hydraulic power to the tracks, drive, raise and fold functions. As the only North American conveyor manufacturer with in-house components manufacturing, the units were also assembled with Superior brand idlers, Chevron® wing pulleys, Exterra® belt cleaners and take-ups.
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Superior Industries has a reputation of engineering and manufacturing groundbreaking, bulk material handling conveyors and cutting-edge components. From its headquarters in Morris, Minnesota, the manufacturer supplies the market with stackers, transfer conveyors and stationary systems plus idlers, pulleys and accessories to lower operating costs and increase production. The company manufactures from two additional plants in Arizona and Georgia.
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Missing IU student's parents want lawsuit sealed
The parents of a missing Indiana University student have asked a federal judge to seal some of the evidence in their lawsuit against two men over her disappearance.
The parents of Lauren Spierer filed the request in federal court in Indianapolis. The 20-year-old Greenburgh, N.Y., native disappeared in June 2011 after a night of partying with friends in Bloomington.
The Indianapolis Star reports the motion seeks to seal "sensitive and private information" so it doesn't impede the investigation into Spierer's disappearance.
The Spierers have sued former IU students Jason Rosenbaum and Corey Rossman, alleging negligence for giving alcohol to someone who already was intoxicated.
Attorneys for Rossman and Rosenbaum had no comment Thursday, but have argued they weren't responsible for the safety of an adult.
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"We came into office saying we wanted to create an environment that would encourage businesses to add 700,000 jobs over seven years," Scott said. "The debate was about whether or not that was even possible. Now, there's a debate about how to count all the jobs being created, and who should get the credit for it. Maybe it's because I am not a politician, but I think this is a great debate to have. It celebrates the fact that our economy is once again creating jobs."
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For a game that has only been kicking around in the public consciousness since the Game Developers Conference last year, Little Big Planet takes a novel approach to hyping an entertainment product--simply let the concept speak for itself. Freedom is an amazing motivator, and at every one of its public showings--GDC, E3, Tokyo Game Show, Leipzig's Game Convention, and Sony's own London Gamers' Day--crowds of gamers and media have been enraptured by this unique product.
At a recent Sony Computer Entertainment Australia event we got several hours of hands-on time with the game. The team at developer Media Molecule is in the final stretch, putting the polishing touches on the 50 or so levels that will ship on the game disc. We explored a little of the single-player campaign but spent most of our time mucking around with the level creator, attempting to build something from scratch.
First, we created our own Sackboy, which acts as your in-game avatar. You have the creative freedom to go as minimalist or over the top as you like. Another journalist sitting nearby during our hands-on time re-created Final Fantasy villain Sephiroth, complete with miniature wooden sword. We went for a more subdued Solid Snake for our onscreen character, with a camo suit and cardboard-box headgear.
LBP is an incredibly social game, so it makes sense that the team at Media Molecule is including trophy support to let gamers show off to their friends online. No doubt the extra month the team picked up by delaying the launch from September to October is allowing more time for tweaks. While it's unlikely you'll need the incentive to customise your Sackperson, switching out a few items of clothing was enough to unlock a trophy in our play. Rewards play a pivotal role in LBP, and throughout the game you'll come across bubbles containing unlockable items. Collecting these will grant you new costumes, premade items that you can place in your own levels, and objects that can be used in the creation of custom levels, such as backgrounds, music, and templates. You'll even have the option to create custom items and share them with your friends and with strangers by offering them as prizes for completing your homemade levels, for achieving a certain score, or for finishing within a certain amount of time.
The early part of the single-player game is ostensibly a glorified tutorial, giving you an indication of what you'll be doing in the remainder of the game. Here you get a chance to familiarise yourself with the three planes of depth--the foreground, middle ground, and background of any given level--that you'll need to traverse between using the analog stick. Your Sackboy is also clever, so jumping between two planes will see you land safely where you intended. The standout feature of this first level is a sticker puzzle that requires you to open your pop-it item menu and locate the three matching stickers that you must paste onto a wooden canvas. Even with sloppy pasting, as long as you hit part of the target you'll pass this obstacle, unlocking a bridge to let you continue. The sticker beast--who looks like Henry the Eighth wearing sneakers--follows you until he reaches a trigger point, which causes a collectible item bubble to be released. Once you pick it up, it unlocks a new costume element for you to try on. Level two was much the same, but it mixed things up a tad by including ramps, destructible bridges that you can fall to your death from, a spinning wheel, and a rideable skateboard. There is also a miniature wooden horse vehicle that you can use as a makeshift ladder to reach a wayward bonus bubble.
Little Big's pop-it menu system--brought up by pressing the square button on the controller--is how you'll get to all the action, be it "hearting" items to indicate what you and other players like, customising the way your Sackboy looks, or getting to the many menus for creating and editing items. You'll navigate the menus using the left thumbstick and skip between the pages of item categories using the L1 and R1 buttons.
Little Big Planet imposes very few restrictions on you as the creator, though it's worth mentioning that even with a relatively small palette of objects and materials at your disposal, it can be a daunting experience. Having so much creative control and being able to complete goals using many different approaches is a bit like being given the keys to the city and then told you can do anything. Where do you even start? Our first hour was spent considering what we wanted to make and then attempting to make a prototype of a couple of ideas.
Because LBP is so heavily physics driven you'll need to think a few steps ahead and at times work in reverse to build platforms for other items to sit on. Luckily there are two functions you'll want to immediately familiarise yourself with. Moving up on the D pad disables your stage's physics to allow item placement, and when necessary, you can secure objects to the ground by holding the X button. Pressing down on the D pad engages the hover mode, which you'll use to zoom around your level untethered. One or both can be disabled when you're ready, and you can try out your physics playground in real time to make sure everything is working as intended. On the left-hand side of the screen is a large red thermometer to indicate the maximum number of objects that can be placed per level. It's not nearly as restrictive as it sounds, and inserting items included on the disc has only a small associated memory footprint since they simply get saved as vector coordinates for the game to reassemble on another user's console. Custom items, such as images captured using the PlayStation Eye camera and then placed in your level, will attract a higher space charge, although the sheer size of the levels we saw being made in both height, width, and complexity shouldn't leave too many of you wanting for more space. We began our demo with only a modest material list spanning cardboard, wood, rubber, metal, sponge, stone, glass, and dark matter. But between these and the freedom to pick and alter shapes, you'll be able to start building your jumping puzzle, trebuchet, or skateboard ramp in no time.
The modular nature of LBP extends beyond the items you can drop into levels and includes the levels themselves. Variables such as the lighting or fog in a level can be tweaked independently, turning an outdoor day environment into a spookier nighttime setting ripe for ghosts and ghouls. Likewise, many items have their own tweak submenus, accessed by holding the square button when using the pop-it system. The menus let you adjust relationships, radius trigger distances, sounds, and more using sliders.
Little Big Planet's late-October birth on the PlayStation 3 is beginning to loom, but even with the home stretch to go, from what we've seen and played so far, we have faith in the development team at Media Molecule to ship a cracker of a title. If you're not all that impressed with the levels on the disc come launch day, you can always make your own version of LBP.


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"Tree of Life Counseling is private practice committed to quality mental health care of all people. We are further committed to the philosophy that we exist for the client. Our practice offers individual, couples, marital, and family counseling for a variety of issues. Tree of Life Counselors provides Affirmative Therapy for all LGBTQ clients.
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