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A referee hasn't officiated Washington since 2006 because of the team name. When is enough?
A referee hasn't officiated Washington since 2006 because of the team name. When is enough?
Dan Synder is right: Native Americans need real help. He still should be ashamed to calls his NFL team the "Redskins."
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The status of Packers QB Aaron Rodgers, the latest in Washington and the four other things in the NFL everyone is talking about.
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Redskins coach Mike Shanahan had an uncomfortable, 24-minute press conference in which he addressed multiple reports about dysfunction in his locker room.
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"Dan Snyder was nowhere in the vicinity Monday, when the Oneida Indian Nation held a symposium — about 10 blocks from the swanky hotel where NFL owners will convene Tuesday for fall meetings — protesting the use of a racial slur for his NFL franchise's nickname. Not that Snyder was expected to be there. He wasn't invited. The NFL team owner, however, should have been offered the chance to face the noise. It was a missed opportunity."


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http://jathummaigu.wordpress .com/Posted: March 18, 2010 8:23 AM -
LOL @ the playstation move.. they really think they're being 'creative' by stealing Nintendo's complete design for the controllers huh. rofl
Posted: March 17, 2010 11:33 AM -
The only problem with some motion based games, you did get tired after a while. A game like Demon Souls could benfit for playstation move, but I don't think a gamer would want to stand up for 3 hours of constant swinging.
Posted: March 16, 2010 11:27 PM -
copying the wii is not cool sony. Neither is mocking it, every game does not have you swinging your arms around, and the ones that do are really fun. I mean yeah the move has the whole rotation thing down but your pointing sucks. Heck even the socom game that you showed looked exactly like the call of duty games for the wii except that it was a third person shooter. I am very disapointed. To think that my playstation 2 was my favorite system.
Posted: March 16, 2010 9:22 AM -
DDC 2010 totally sucked
no kingdom hearts bbs= total disappointment
im guessing that it probably wont even come out in north america since they have not even announced it
this would have been the perfect time to announce bbsPosted: March 13, 2010 7:27 PM -
Nice information about game,i am so glad that very soon we get a good game.
http://www.articlesbase.com/ health-articles/acai-optimum-r eview-does-acai-optimum-work-1 956015.htmlPosted: March 13, 2010 2:47 AM -
I like to think of Sony PS MOVE as a Wii on steroids. Better graphics, and a ultra "Wii" like remote, lets see how things goes when it comes out.
Posted: March 13, 2010 1:47 AM -
Does anyone else constantly have problems with the volume controls on G4TV videos?
Posted: March 12, 2010 8:26 AM -
this is good,after the PS3 error Last week,peopLe are gonna forget about it after seeing the GOW III
Posted: March 11, 2010 11:11 PM -
You guys all need to realize that Move could pre-date the Wii
http://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=JbSzmRt7HhQ
i figure, if they're not already sued by Nintendo, something else has to be going on such as: Sony had it first, waited to see how Nintendo did it instead of a lawsuit, and improved on it.Posted: March 11, 2010 6:11 PM -
i like it but games like god of war or just cause 2 will not be made any more and i like those games
Posted: March 11, 2010 4:41 PM -
So I was just watching G4, and Allison said that Sony announced 3D Gaming will be EXCLUSIVE to the PS3 this summer. Is Sony really that uninformed? I have had 3D gaming on my PC for the past year (Stereoscopic 3D just like on the new TVs) Also Samsung had Gears of War 2 running already running on their 3D TVs and CES this year. I'm sure Sony is also rethinking what it said about the Move being an original control scheme (even though it has all the same principal as the Wii Mote, including the Nunchuck addon)
Maybe Sony should hire someone to review what they are going to say at press conferences before they actually say it. They really need to think before they speak.
Remember at CES a couple years ago when Gears of War 2 was debuted, and the Sony reps said that MS will need to make a Blu Ray addon for the 360, because Gears of War 3 won't fit on DVD? And then said MS would have to pay Sony royalties to use Blu Ray technology. Then they told the Gears of War Creators, and they laughed , and said they didn't even know they started making Gears of War 3 yet..)
Or, how about the ad for Gran Turismo HD that showed a screenshot, but it turned out to be a screenshot from PGR3?
(I posted this a second ago, but in the wrong place, I posted it as a reply to another comment. My mistake)Posted: March 11, 2010 2:25 PM -
These look damn good for Pre-Alpha launch games..... Wonder how Arc's future will build up.
And idc what anyone says, Its the Sony Arc to me....Posted: March 11, 2010 1:39 PM -
I personally don't like the Ping Pong ball on the end of the wand. It looks like a dildo or a Tigi-Bedhead product depending on how you look at it. LoL!
Posted: March 11, 2010 1:24 PM -
I like what I see with the PlayStation Move integration in Socom 4 as well as other games.
Posted: March 11, 2010 10:22 AM -
can the ps3 move compete with the xbox Project natal that requires no controllers just the movement of your body this is the question i am wondering?????????????????
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Eviction Halted At Occupy New Haven
by Thomas MacMillan and Paul Bass | Apr 10, 2012 3:19 pm
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Posted to: Occupy Wall Street
(Updated) Forty minutes after they began dismantling New England's longest-standing "Occupy Wall Street" encampment, police and public-works crews officially halted the eviction as word spread of a last-minute federal court order.
"The city has decided to allow Occupy [New Haven] to continue as is for the time being" on the Green, city Corporation Counsel Victor Bolden announced to increasingly raucous protesters at 12:40 p.m. Tuesday.
Bolden said he had just received word that an appeals court judge in New York had ordered a week-long stay in the eviction, until April 17. The stay applies to only eight people, but for now, Bolden said, the city will allow everyone to stay.
"We obey the law," Police Chief Dean Esserman said at the scene. "We are the police."
The eviction had begun at noon. The last-minute stay delays the eviction for another week.
Before the eviction was halted, two Occupy New Haven protesters ended up in handcuffs. One was arrested after jumping into a payloader bucket to retrieve his confiscated belongings.
High-Noon Showdown
At noon, police moved to dismantle the encampment, even as the protest group's lawyer announced the court's reprieve.
Occupy protester Ray Neal rushed a payloader as a city staffer began clearing away tents.
"You are breaking federal law!" a protester named Moose chanted through a bullhorn.
Top downtown cop Lt. Rebecca Sweeney stepped in at 12:10 to negotiate, surrounded by chants of "Cops go home!"
Several cops carried protester Sara Ferah away in handcuffs shortly before 12:30 p.m.. A witness said Ferah had been trying to pull personal belongings out of a public-works payloader.
Ferah "almost broke his neck. It was scary," said homeless outreach worker Kenny Driffin.
Another man was arrested right around noon. He was a first-time Occupy supporter, according to an occupier named Molly, who said she helped him make a sign earlier in the day.
Bolden (pictured) huddled with the police chief at the scene to decide their next steps. Then officials announced around 12:40 that they were backing off.
It all made for a confusing scene on the upper Green, as long-anticipated dismantling of New England's longest-standing encampment in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement began—and then stopped.
Pattis Pleads
As the noon deadline set by a New Haven-based federal judge passed, Occupy lawyer Norm Pattis was frantically trying to get word to officials that a judge in New York City at the federal Second Circuit Court of Appeals had just apparently approved his request to delay the operation just as it was beginning.
Pattis said he got a call just after noon from a court clerk that a judge had granted him the stay and that the order was being drafted. He said he informed New Haven officials but they refused to wait.
It's the second time in the past month that Pattis has successfully stopped the eviction of Occupy New Haven with a last-minute court stay. Click here to read all about that.
"The city is on notice," Pattis said in a phone interview from New York City at 12:22 p.m. "They said they couldn't wait. I don't know what the rush is. It's been six months. They couldn't wait for the Second Circuit? It's a scandal. It's pretty amazing."
"If they continue on at this point, they do so at their peril."
Indeed, the eviction was proceeding apace on the Green, with protesters, informed of the news by Pattis, trying to stop it.
"Occupy New Haven says it has a stay. We have not been served. We haven't seen anything," mayoral spokeswoman Elizabeth Benton said at 12:25 p.m. So the eviction proceeded.
After it stopped, Benton reported: "Because we can't tell the difference between the plaintiffs' tents and everybody else's tents, we are suspending the operation."
Mayor: Camp Is "Obnoxious"
At a 2:30 p.m. press conference in City Hall, Mayor John DeStefano (pictured) said the city will not move against the camp until the legal situation is sorted out.
"The people of New Haven deserve the New Haven Green back," DeStefano said. While the city has been "cooperative and supportive" of the camp for nearly six months, "I don't think it's appropriate for a few to monopolize" the space any longer.
A total of two people were arrested on Tuesday at the camp, DeStefano said. "I have no reason to believe the arrests weren't appropriate."
He said the city will be ensuring all fire, safety, and public health regulations are followed at Occupy.
"This has become an obnoxious use of the Green by a few people," he said.
Open Preparations
Earlier in the day, with five minutes to go before a noon deadline for Occupy New Haven to leave New Haven's Upper Green, Chief Esserman announced that an area had been set up for protesters to store their belongings until 3 p.m. if they didn't have immediate transportation. Some two dozen holdouts prepared to be removed, if necessary, from the site.
Public works trucks were put into place on Temple Street to begin taking down tents and carting them away. An 18-wheeler pulled onto the Green, as public workers staffers and cops prepared to swing into action.
Police put up yellow crime-scene tape to separate the public from the encampment on the Upper Green.
The encampment has been in place since last October. A federal judge Monday ordered that the city can remove the tents and the protesters.
Meanwhile, Pattis spent the morning standing outside the New York federal courthouse trying to get the last-minute plea heard. With less than an hour to go, he said he wasn't having any luck in court.
Pattis said he filed a request for a stay pending appeal just before 9 a.m. In a phone interview at 12:01, he said he had just gotten word that the stay had been granted.
Earlier Tuesday morning, Chief Esserman, Lt. Sweeney and Assistant Chief Luiz Casanova—who normally attend a weekly "CompStat" meeting at police headquarters—were instead among the city officials gathered on the Green, awaiting the anticipated noontime denouement.
Esserman said that police would make a general announcement at noon that they were enforcing the eviction order, then would go tent by tent to make sure they were empty before packing them up.
"No surprises," Esserman said. "We'll be coming in from Temple Street."
"If they need a few minutes, we'll be happy to give it to them," he added.
Esserman also agreed to create the temporary storage spot.
In the encampment, "Snake" had set up what occupiers jokingly called a "cop trap" (pictured above), featuring a dangling doughnut.
Snake also set out another homemade booby trap: Banana peels.
Moose said some occupiers anticipated being arrested when the cops came in. He said there was a loose plan for occupiers to link arms and stand their ground, but he wasn't sure how many people would participate.
Compared to prior days when the camp was threatened with eviction, the crowd Tuesday was initially fairly sparse.
Driffin, who works with homeless people at Columbus House, had helped pack up nine tents in advance of the expected eviction.
Occupier Ray Neal paused for an interview with writing students at Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School as the campers awaited their fate—a fate that has been put off again, for now.
During the confusion, occupier Don Montano taunted police with a doughnut on a string. He led a crowd in a chant of, "One, this is a doughnut. Two, it is delicious. Three, you know you want to fucking eat it."
A fire marshal removed three propane tanks from a tent, over the shouted protest-chants of occupiers.
Artist Robert Greenberg, a critic of Occupy, got into several arguments with occupiers, including with 26-year-old occupy supporter Andres Reyes, a former Marine.
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posted by: RCguy on April 10, 2012 11:20am
this is great!
Hang in there.
I'll be praying for both the Officers and the Occupiers.
posted by: HhE on April 10, 2012 11:21am
Maybe if Judges and Lawyers had to pay the costs of their actions, we would see less legal nonsense.
Maybe if ONH could wrap their heads around the idea that they are doing more harm than good, none of this would be necessary.
posted by: shadesofzero on April 10, 2012 11:30am
Why would a New York judge even be ruling on this issue?
I'm sorry, I'm all for free speech, but there's a difference between protesting and essentially living for free on taxpayer property (and using taxpayer services).
posted by: DingDong on April 10, 2012 12:16pm
If you get a link to the courts' order, can you post it on the website? Or a link to the Occupiers' brief?
posted by: westville man on April 10, 2012 12:30pm
correction : If ONH had to pay legal costs and fees there would be none of this legal nonsense. Pattis is doing it for free, just like everything else this "movement" has been given. The City opened up pandora's box when it gave them carte blanche in the beginning.
Now we can all pay for it.
posted by: streever on April 10, 2012 12:32pm
I saw a lot of respectful behavior from police AND occupiers earlier today when I stopped by, but I also saw something truly disappointing.
"Cop traps"? That just isn't right. The officers there are simply doing their jobs, and don't deserve to be heckled and treated that way.
I was really surprised to see that people had done this. Police officers that act with respect should be treated with respect: the same as any other person on earth.
posted by: smackfu on April 10, 2012 1:01pm
"Why would a New York judge even be ruling on this issue?"
There are only 13 federal circuit courts which hear federal appeals. The 2nd circuit is in New York and covers Connecticut, New York, and Vermont. It's not a New York judge, it's a federal judge.
posted by: davecoon on April 10, 2012 1:07pm
I, for one, would rather have Chief Esserman, Lt. Sweeney, and Assist. Chief Casanova at the weekly Compstat meeting.
Sorry to say, Occupiers, but your occupation of the green, no matter how well intentioned, isn't going to bring down the murder rate in this city.
posted by: cedarhillresident! on April 10, 2012 1:09pm
First ..Holy Crap!
Second..Have to give Norm and Irv and team a hand despite the fact that I want these people off the dam green. I think the legal team has done democracy a justice. But still come on guys, let this be the last one.
I watch the live feed and our cops were great! I do want to also give the Parks dept peeps a big hand. You guys get the job of cleaning this up and then the job of trying to get it all healthy again.
posted by: anonymous on April 10, 2012 1:48pm
What an enormous waste of money. You don't start an eviction until you are sure the court has made a final decision. The NHPD could have waited until 6:00am tomorrow to do this.
posted by: Curious on April 10, 2012 2:14pm
Why did Pattis wait until 9am this morning to file his motion? Was he hoping for a last-minute stay, to create more drama? It sure seems that way. I hope the cops take notice, and next time are sure of their legal standing before beginning an operation.
posted by: cedarhillresident! on April 10, 2012 2:20pm
They had a ruling yesterday afternoon to leave from our court. He went up first thing this morning (according to his FB page and filed it) Don't think it was a drama thing.
posted by: William Kurtz on April 10, 2012 3:49pm
Which is it, "Snake?" Are you done with the "drag" that is Occupy, or still supporting the movement with "direction action" like dropping banana peels on the ground? Way to SUDS, bro!
Also, nice job of insulting the NHPD with 'traps' and donuts on strings. Like Streever said, these are men and women doing their jobs who six short months ago were politely asking you not to use controlled substances in full view of officers and other people on the green, and, I believe, bringing you coffee and pizzas from time-to-time.
posted by: Nhv.Org on April 10, 2012 4:12pm
Here is my video comment: http://youtu.be/tx7_rihHHjY
posted by: David S Baker on April 10, 2012 4:48pm
A demolition scale BUCKET-LOADER?! They completely ruined the "save the lawn / respect the dead" argument when they showed up with that thing. Pick up the garbage and put it in the dumpster without the press fodder scale metal behemoth.
posted by: nh104 on April 10, 2012 6:07pm
Why is it that the city allows everyone to stay?
The only people the order covers are the ones, 8 people i believe, named in the filing. Allow them to gather up their belongings and then move everyone else out. Letting these other people stay only fuels the fire between the city and the jamboree, as shown today.
The city departments should also be on them day and night enforcing codes.
posted by: RCguy on April 10, 2012 6:09pm
Also—the people of New Haven deserve this.
We pretend to be Liberal Progressive Democrats
by voting for Rosa Delauro again and again. John Destefano too for that matter. We still are at war overseas and murder/crime is still prevalent locally.
We are lucky it's only a few dozen causing these problems and not a few hundred.
Here's an idea: We just ignore the Occupy Protest like we have been ignoring the War Machine.
posted by: alicepalace on April 10, 2012 6:56pm
I don't know where the story came from that Sara was in that truck to get her own belongings. She was preventing the truck from rolling off with *other people's* tents and possessions after the city had already acknowledged that the stay was valid. The city had started snatching up homeless people's tents down by Elm Street while all everyone was guarding the compound. They released the one in the bulldozer but not the two in the dump truck.
posted by: Cliffoney on April 10, 2012 7:20pm
I don't think that we can call this the New Haven Green anymore. I mean, is there even any grass left? And who is going to pay for the restoration of the Green? The Occupiers? I doubt it. And who is paying for those porto-potties in the background of one of the pictures? I would like to see a balanced story that details for me, and the rest of the New Haven tax payers, just how much of our hard earned dollars are going to this cause? I stand by the Mayor 1000% This has to end. We cannot afford it anymore.
So I challenge you, New Haven Independent, prove to us all that you are a non-biased news reporter - do a story on what this is costing the city. How much in police salaries? How much is staff salaries? How much in court costs? How much for the toilets, trash removal, lost revenue from the dumpster on the street? Have the sales in the stores gone down because no one whats to come downtown anymore? What is it going to coast to restore the green?. I think when the true numbers come out, we'll all be down there to help reclaim OUR city.
posted by: owlmanatt on April 10, 2012 11:22pm
Cliffoney - I don't know if being behind the mayor 1000% is proper here. I'll remind you that we're only in this situation because the mayor's office let the encampment exist in the first place. It's a problem of his own creation.
This started in early October…right before the election. A suspicious man might think he let them be so that a (potential) riot wouldn't hurt his chances at re-election…even though it'd cost the city boatloads of money in the long run.
posted by: Dean Moriarty on April 11, 2012 12:58am
This has really gone past absurd. A couple dozen (at best) people who claim to be "fighting" (although that's not really a correct term since nothing's been gained) for the downtrodden have managed to hold hostage a swath of land iconic of a city that is in dire financial straits. New Haven is paying their own legal fees, and that means us, the taxpayers in New Haven, while ONH has free legal representation courtesy of lawyers who are clearly having a ball making a name for themselves. If ONH cannot see that they are being used then I guess that speaks for itself. At one time I had respect for Norm and Irving. Not anymore. The result of this debacle is to create a situation that is detrimental to the residents of New Haven. Money, attention, focus and energies could be going to actions that could actually benefit the city rather than propping up the egos of would-be radicals. ONH had a chance to make a difference. They blew it, accomplished nada in six months, and now look to portray themselves as revolutionaries. Sorry, Che Guevara is long gone and you all never even came close.
posted by: luckyykid on April 11, 2012 2:50am
Do you have any idea how much this cost the city in police overtime, public works, equipment, etc? For what? Ridiculous
posted by: JustinJonathon on April 11, 2012 5:04am
I am saddened. The Occupation message has become blurred and is now just about self-preservation of the few. The handful of people left on the Green DO NOT represent the 99%.
posted by: S Brown on April 11, 2012 7:20am
Just remove the porto-lets, and then arrest every occupier that tries to relieve themselves on the green.
posted by: Mister Jones on April 11, 2012 2:46pm
The photos above, and the Occupy video linked in the comments, show pretty clearly that there's no grass left, just hard packed dirt and some mud. So, while they can argue about the City's $25,000 reseeding estimate, the fact remains that they've made a mess of it and damaged the ecosystem.


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Amphitheatrically built on its proud rock, crowned with the grey mass of its byzantine fortress, it embraces the Aegean Sea that separates it from Troy and the Asia Minor coasts. Benefiting from its ancient location Molyvos plays with the light. As the day moves to a closure and the light changes everything seems different.
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The locals' activities have been formed through various cultural influences brought about by the area's relationship with the sea and transportation, the plain and the mountains. Sailors and travelers have spent their lives here from the ancient times to the present day. Farmers, cattlemen and fishermen, merchants and craftsmen all have their place in the local economy. Bringing together the generosity and wisdom of the East and the tolerance of the West, they are the living soul of Molyvos. Simple, sociable, kind, benign, tolerant and hospitable the people of Molyvos continue to bear in their soul and mind the history of both their ancestors and their homeland.
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We were talking about the idea of 'disturbance', a word, that in our culture has negative connotations. In ecology, however, it is something that 'disrupts the physical structure of a system', and can have a positive impact. This depends on the space and time boundary you assign for it. For example, a fire in a specific forest can be seen as a disturbance when looking at a 5 year period. However when looking at a period of a thousand years, a fire is a very positive thing, in fact, it is the system and we are the disturbance.
I learned that our water supply system (in the developed world) is built for an 'x' amount of water, which does not allow for any of the changes which are happening in the world. A constant supply of water is an illusion due to global warming. In different regions of the world, the reactions to global warming are different. For example, in Europe and the US seasons will be pronounced, meaning wet seasons will be wetter, leading to more mud and unclean water that needs more filtration. The tropics, it seems, will have less of a seasonal feel and the poles will be dyer.
The world's east doesnt have enough groundwater to support its wells, and it seems some are actually fighting to stop well use and development. People are over-drilling, digging deeper and deeper into the ground and drying resources, as well as that, they are disturbing a natural balance and drying rivers in other places- everything is connected. (some cities are actually sinking..) BUT WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO TELL PEOPLE WHO ARE DYING OF THIRST AND WATER RELATED DISEASES?
In terms of design, it seems that the future asks for MODULAR systems that can ADAPT to CHANGE. because there will be changes. Instead of jumping to crisis as a motivator to action- lets prevent it.
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The Palestinian ambassador to the United Nations said today his country would potentially pursue joining more international organizations if the Israelis fail to honor their commitments in the current round of peace talks — including accession to the International Criminal Court, a move that could cause the already-shaky negotiations to collapse.
Israel fears that if the Palestinians were to join the ICC, they would seek to challenge Israel's presence in the West Bank.
"This is something that really poses a profound threat to Israel," U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power Power said today during a hearing before a House Appropriations subcommittee.
Power noted that Palestinian request to join the ICC would be "devastating to the peace process."
The Palestinian ambassador, Riyad Mansour, said today that his leadership had "the right to do more," including applying to more organizations, if it believed Israel was not acting like an equal partner in peace talks, and didn't rule out a request for a seat at the ICC in The Hague when asked by a reporter.
"The leadership will observe and see how things unfold and it will decide accordingly the timing of the second batch [of applications] and the third batch and so on," Mansour said, adding that the discussion of whether to apply to specific organizations — and how to time those applications — began some time ago.
The United States considered it a silver lining when President Mahmoud Abbas omitted the ICC when he announced Tuesday that he would submit applications to sign on to fifteen international treaties and organizations.
But Mansour said today that Abbas would not have made the move to join these organizations had Israel released a fourth tranche of prisoners as it had agreed to during the initial deal worked out almost nine months ago. Israel, in turn, said they did that only because the Palestinians had not yet agreed to continue negotiating past the current deadline of April 29.
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A free program teaching green — and brown — thumbs how to get the most out of their veggie gardens will be held at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 3, at the Canton Branch Library.
Jim Janke, a retired chemical engineer and Master Gardener Volunteer since 2005, will teach the class. Topics will include how to prepare and plant a garden to increase yield.
An information session about the Giving Garden at the Canton Branch Library and Seed-Lending Library at the Waynesville Library will precede the class, beginning at 5 p.m.
Presented by Haywood County Public Library, Haywood County Cooperative Extension, the Haywood County Master Gardener Program, Friends of the Library and the Master Gardener Volunteer Association. 828.648.2924.
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Community gardens in Sylva and Cullowhee are seeking growers and volunteers.
The gardens offer individual plots — and the tools necessary to cultivate them — for those who want a way to grow their own organic veggies and meet people who enjoy doing the same. Plots are free with the stipulation that half the produce gets donated to people in need.
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ROCHESTER — If he had an extra two innings to pitch, who knows how many strikeouts Rochester Junior American Legion Post 7 pitcher Andrew Barnes would have finished with.
Newmarket fell to 2-3. Rochester took advantage of a pair of Post 67 errors in the second inning to score the first run of the game. Pete Blougouras reached on an error, moved to second on a single by Cappelletty and scored when Chris Dow reached on another error J.D. Funk had a hit for Rochester in the third inning, a single to center field, which was Post 7's only baserunner of the frame. The score remained 1-0 until the fifth, when Rochester scored two more runs. Mac Struthers reached on a fielder's choice, then eventually went home as Post 7 drew four straight walks. Trevor Roy, who drew the first walk, made it to third on walks and scored on a wild pitch to make it 3-0. Any hope of a Newmarket comeback was squashed in the fifth inning as Rochester sent eight batters to the plate and scored four more runs. Drew Healey had a hit in the frame and Post 7 took advantage of an error and a pair of walks. Also, Cappelletty had his opposite-field single.
"It's always a transition for these kids to go to wood bats," Tebo said. "They hit with metal all year long. It's a different ballgame when they hit with wood, and they're starting to come around over the last game or two. That's good to see."
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It has been a year of uphill fighting for Entergy Corporation's embattled Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant in Vernon, Vermont. Tritium leaks came and went and came back again, a complete lack of accountability by management was demonstrated, rebuffed, addressed and brought once more to the forefront. A complete lack of faith in the company's ability to maintain the plant at a safe operating level has all but rang the death knell for the plant.
Then came the one bright spot in the horrible year that Yankee had experienced: the Nuclear Regulatory Commission authorized the plant for re-licensing in 2012. But that was no surprise at all – the NRC has never recommended against re-licensing any plant in its entire history. So, it seemed like the anti-nuke protesters had been given a slightly black eye with the NRC approval, but only a little shiner.
The plant is scheduled for shut down in March 2012. However, they are in a particularly tough spot right now: the fuel rods currently at the plant will end their useful life around November 2011. The plant currently operates on an 18-month fuel cycle and must shut down in order to transfer spent fuel rods to a cooling pool, then re-fuel with new rods. The next fuel load must be on site before the plant shuts down for re-fueling. That means Entergy will have to consider either purchasing more fuel rods (which will cost millions) for a continued operation of less than six months, or shut down early.
According to the Bennington Banner, "Yankee produces 620 megawatts of baseload power. It's currently the lowest cost 24/7 power purchased by Vermont utilities." Entergy's contract with the state of Vermont is governed by a statute which states that the plant's operation is at the discretion of the state legislature and the public service board – its license to operate can be approved or denied by them, regardless of the NRC and its decision. Entergy is expected to challenge the statute in court. While they probably will not be successful in arguing the statute to be illegal, it may very well buy them enough time to warrant re-fueling; certainly, it will allow them to operate beyond the March 2012 shut down date if the case goes to trial.
So, in the last month, a large push has begun to re-license the plant. There are compelling arguments for both sides, as the plant is the only one in the state and the cost of buying power from outside sources is ridiculously high. Shutting the plant down will cause massive repercussions throughout businesses both large and small, and some undoubtedly will leave the state for greener (in terms of monetary savings, that is) pastures. Given the current economic situation here, the last thing Vermont needs is for businesses to leave the state taking thousands upon thousands of jobs with them (along with their tax dollars and payroll that employees tend to spend at home).
But the events in Japan have put everything into a whole new light. The situation at the Fukishima Daiichi plant is worsening each day, with the possibility of a core vessel breach more than likely. While the corporate official statement is that situation is "not optimistic", one has to wonder just how much they aren't saying. At a time when services are non-existent, devastation is everywhere and people are beyond panic-stricken, it seems sensible that the government would not want to add yet more worry to the population.
Yet if the U.S. Navy saw fit to move our ships even further from Japan's coast, one has to wonder how bad things have gotten and how much worse it will get. If reactors 1 through 3 actually do go to meltdown (which may already have happened) and the situation for reactors 4 through 6 continues to deteriorate, it only seems logical that vast amounts of radiation will be emitted into the atmosphere and it is only a matter of time before the prevailing winds bring that radiation to our own shores and those of every country nearby.
Enriquo Fermi had absolutely no idea of the Pandora's Box he opened, but once he did the initiation of the Manhattan Project should have been easy to foresee. The use of weaponized nuclear material wasn't really a matter of who would be the first to do it, but simply a matter of when. While the United States may have won that race, it took the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima to bring the consequences to light. Attempting to use nuclear power for good rather than destruction is a great concept. But what happens to all those spent fuel rods that are radioactive long after their useful life has ended? They get stored. Apparently, that storage can be problematic – and dangerous.
We are now faced with a critical situation yet again. The events in Japan have confirmed once more that nuclear power is not necessarily as safe as the experts keep telling us it is. Vermont Yankee, which may have thought themselves experiencing a reprieve in the population's general consensus of their ability to continue operating, has discovered that people are alarmed at what can happen when things go horribly awry at a nuclear facility. We are subject to earthquakes like anywhere else on the planet; typically, the ones we experience are relatively small by most standards and the majority of us hardly notice. Conversely, it is no comfort to anyone that the Fukishima Daiichi plant and Vermont Yankee were both built by GE using the same design specifications back in the 1970's.
I've always been a proponent of nuclear energy. Mostly because I felt it was safe and relatively cheap. Chernobyl made me re-think that assessment. Fukishima has brought that home to roost once more. An earthquake and tsunami that destroyed the backup power systems caused the incident in Japan. Why there are not redundant systems in place in case of catastrophic failure is beyond me – I'm sure it's more complicated than that, but seems like a nuclear power plant with SIX reactors should have a backup to their backup plan (a "Plan C", if you will) in the event that their power is terminated by accident or design (think sabotage). You need electricity to power pumps that push water into the pools – so why not have a gravity system in place in the event of a power failure? In the '80s, the tech company I worked for used that very same concept to protect their million dollar water-cooled mainframe computers.
If Japan, the most prepared country on earth in terms of natural disasters, grossly miscalculated how devastating nature can be to their nuclear facilities, where does that leave the rest of us?
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O'Fallon, MO: O'Fallon's First Food Truck Frenzy Rolls Into Zumwalt Park
By Tamara Duncan | O'Fallon-Patch
Food trucks have become a national craze, and now they're coming to O'Fallon.
The city's inaugural Food Truck Frenzy will come to Fort Zumwalt Park on Saturday, August 10 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
"These are popular events around the area," O'Fallon Director of Communications Tom Drabelle told Patch. "This is the first time for us—we'll see if it picks up steam, and then possibly plan for more next year."
Among the mobile eateries participating are:
- Bombay Food Junkies
- Le Food Truck
- Speedway Eatery
- 2Girls4Wheels
- Yo! Taco
- Holy Crepe!
- My Big Fat Greek Truck
"It's also a great way to have the community involved and explore one of the Parks O'Fallon has to offer," Festival Coordinator Jennifer Hoisington told Patch.
Rendezvous Café will be selling locally-crafted beer and wine, and live music will be provided by Ozark Revival.
Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. Parking is available on the loop road through the park. The event will go on, rain or shine.
In addition to the food trucks and live music, the historic Heald Home will be open for tours for $2 per person.
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Alyssa Lynn Bergstadt of St. Cloud was hit by a vehicle driven by 45-year-old Elana Ingrid Dugan of Sauk Rapids. Bergstadt received non-life threatening injuries. Police say Dugan's inattentive driving contributed to the accident as well as Bergstadt crossing the road illegally. Neither women was cited however.
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- 1 glass White Wine
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- 1 SuperValu Lemon cut into wedges
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- 1 SuperValu Lemon cut into wedges
- 1 tbsp SuperValu Olive Oil
- Seasoning
- Mediterranean Vegetables
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- 1 SuperValu Green Pepper diced roughly
- 2 SuperValu Red Onions peeled and sliced into chunks
- 1 SuperValu Courgette diced roughly
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- 4 cloves SuperValu Garlic crushed
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- 1 tbsp SuperValu Olive Oil
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- Scatter the herbs on top along with the lemon wedges and then pour the wine on top.
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Do you ever find yourself, when watching TV or reading a book, rooting for the bad guy? Magneto from the X-men? Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter? The Joker from Batman? If you're anything like me, the answer is a resounding 'yes!' on some days, and a shameful 'maayyybe' on others. I just want to know what would happen if the bad guy got everything he wanted – world domination, his nemesis' head on a pike, the eradication of all Muggles, etc. I want to know how the main characters (the good guys) would react to this. Would they keep fighting the good fight, or give up? Call it a perversity, or simply a creative way of wanting to prolong the series I love, but the bad guys and their backstories definitely hold a certain allure to me, and a lot of other people.
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I also hasten to add that if you like Twilight, and think this book is similar, get off my website. (Ha ha, just kidding, but this book is nothing like Twilight, aside from the superficial fact that it's a love story involving mythical creatures and it has vampires in it. To be fair, though, the protagonist despises vampires, says they smell like rotting pig-meat, and believes that they're impotent.)
So, what is this book really about? It starts with Jake Marlowe, who was infected as an adult sometime in the 1800's. At the beginning of the book, set in modern day, he feels he has lived long enough, and done enough horrific things, to last him a lifetime. So he just wants to die, and the 'good guys' at WOCOP – the World Organisation for the Control of Occult Phenomena – are all too happy to oblige, at first.
The main spanner in the works is that not every part of the WOCOP wants him dead – there are a bunch of rookies who would like to keep their werewolf-hunting job, especially in this economy, thank you very much, so are conspiring towards the Creation of occult phenomena. There are also the vampires (derogatorily called boochies by Mr. Marlowe), who have discovered an interesting side-effect of the werewolf bite, necessitating their desire to prolong the life of the very last werewolf.
Throw a beautiful, perfectly lovely and vicious she-monster into the works and it adds up to be quite a wild ride. Intermingled with these 'plot' points (described as such by Mr. Marlowe himself, who has lived long enough to break down and rebuild his own fourth wall at will) are the very visceral, exciting moments of actually being a bloody werewolf. And real werewolves don't get to hide behind the luxury of devolving into an animalistic state of mind when they transform. Their human minds expand, sharpen, and become one with their wolf form, making every slit throat and ripped out chest-cavity a very haunting experience indeed, when the post-transformation guilt kicks in.
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Denver developer has his heart in historic preservation – and ending
Lynn BronikowskiOn a frigid night in December, Denver developer Charlie Woolley gathered business leaders and commercial real estate colleagues in a LoDo building under renovation to give them a taste of what being homeless is like. The president and CEO of St. Charles Town Co. announced he was pledging $100,000 of his own money in matching funds to kick off the Commercial Real Estate Initiative to support Denver's Road Home. Never mind that the stock market had dropped as low as the temperatures. Woolley was confident Denver's commercial real estate community could raise $500,000 for the city's comprehensive 10-year plan to end homelessness.
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"I've seen how Denver's Road Home works, and it's so inspiring to see people who have struggled so hard get into a situation where they really do get in a home with lots of support services," said Woolley, who since founding St. Charles Town Co. in 1993 has centered his career around converting old, urban buildings, including historic ones, into housing, retail, office and other viable structures. "Having those people on the street and not getting our support creates a lot of health problems and all the costs for the city and county of Denver associated with the problem of homelessness. And that's really bad for commercial real estate and downtown Denver." Woolley traces his interest in historic preservation to his father's avocation of restoring 17th and 18th century houses in Massachusetts where he grew up. His grandmother's family members were antique dealers. Woolley earned a bachelor's in urban planning from the University of Massachusetts and an MBA from the University of Denver.
"I was interested in the social-values side of urban planning – people getting into good housing and solving other problems," said Woolley, whose first job was renovating the Four Mile House Park before entering commercial real estate in 1985. He was an urban pioneer – converting what was once a turn-of-the-century clothing manufacturing plant and warehouse into Bayly Lofts, one of the first residential projects in the Ballpark Neighborhood. The project would give him an insatiable taste to preserve dozens more historic buildings including his favorite — the Lowenstein Theater, which his company acquired in 2005 and converted into a retail development that houses the Tattered Cover Book Store and Twist & Shout music store. "That was taking a pig in a poke and making something of it – a crown jewel," Woolley said. "The building had been vacant for 20 years and needed the right kind of use so we scoured the community for people who could go in there. It was creative, historic preservation, and it made me lots of friends. We heard from people who said, 'I was an usher there,' 'I danced there.' In the '50s and '60s, this was the community theater building in Denver."
St. Charles currently is renovating the former BMH Synagogue at 16th and Gaylord streets into a new home for Church in the City which sits on an old Safeway site at Colfax and York that Woolley hopes to develop in a multi-use project. "There had been neglect in the synagogue building for 20 years and pigeons had gotten in," Woolley said. "The pigeon guano was as high as this table when we got in there," he said, tapping the table in his office at 1515 Wazee St., the Hardware Block, another of his mixed-use developments in historic LoDo. "That was the ugliest condition we've ever worked in, but it will be a beautiful church." He admits that the economic downturn has drastically curbed commercial real estate development. "You can talk to people but can't get much in the way of commitment; forget about speculative real estate, and financing is on very conservative terms," he said. "In '09, we're going to continue to be drawn to historic preservation and owner-user based real estate. "What I like about our business is that we are just as profitable as everything else, but we get the social dividends of neighborhood revitalization, historic preservation and support independent businesses, which are all super things, and people say, 'Wow! Isn't that awesome.'"
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Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-Maryland) has announced that she will not seek a sixth term in the U.S. Senate in 2016.
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Kyd Dieterich, who has served as the Chief of the Hagerstown Fire Department for four years and as a career firefighter for 35 years, announced he will retire this June.
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