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Stephen C. Dickinson, 71, of Syracuse, passed away Monday, Dec. 12, 2011. Born in Syracuse on Friday, Aug. 9, 1940, he was the son of John Thomas Dickinson and Ethel Cameron Dickinson. He retired in 1998 from the U.S. Postal Service.
Stephen was predeceased by his wife, the former Linda Panioli.
Surviving are his brother and sister-in-law, J. David and Marlene Dickinson of Camillus; and sister, Ruth Ann Dickinson. Services were private. Arrangements were by the Buranich Funeral Home, Camillus. Contributions may be made to St. Joseph's Church Food Pantry, 5600 West Genesee St., Camillus, NY 13031. Please share condolences at buranichfuneralhome.com.
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CBS Sports: D-backs OF A.J. Pollock among MLB's hottest starters
Coming into the 2014 season, it looked like Arizona Diamondbacks' outfielder A.J. Pollock had about reached his ceiling as a major leaguer.
He had shown above-average outfield defense to go along with occasional pop and an average of around .260.
But Pollock has taken his game to another level to start the 2014 season, and CBS Sports baseball insider Jon Heyman included Pollock at No. 11 on a list of the 25 best starts in baseball this season.
The 26-year-old has the team's second-highest batting average at .286 and his five home runs are tied for third on the team. He's helped anchor a D-backs outfield that has dealt with injuries to Cody Ross and Mark Trumbo through the season's first two months, and he's established himself as one of the D-backs' few bright spots.
Here's what Heyman had to say about Pollock:
He has been a shining light in a bleak D-Backs beginning, with five home runs, six stolen bases and a 2.2 WAR. He's the fastest guy on the team, and a very good base stealer, so it's a wonder he's often buried at or near the bottom of a generally unproductive order. He has batted leadoff 10 times total, but eventually that needs to be his spot. Staying power: 4 (out of 5).
The Diamondbacks made Pollock the No. 17 overall pick in the 2009 MLB draft, and he's since compiled a .270 average, 15 home runs, 57 RBIs and 19 stolen bases in 213 major-league games.
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At about 11:38 ET, Big Red laid her first egg of the 2015 season.
At about 11:38 ET, Big Red laid her first egg of the 2015 season.
Chat will open in the next couple weeks, and we're excited to share that this year we will be using a new popout chat tool called Chatroll to increase stability and chat performance. We're also introducing new chat hours (8 hours a day, 7 days a week: 6-9 AM, 12-3 PM and 6-8 PM ET). [UPDATE NOTED ON 3/29: Last shift will be 6-10 PM ET). If you have a Twitter account you can also ask questions during chat closures by tweeting @cornellhawks. Looking forward to another season!
At about 11:38 ET, Big Red laid her first egg of the 2015 season.
In this clip Big Red flies in with a twig for the nest, and moves around in the nest cup shaping the bowl with her body and shuffling feet. Then a few minutes later Ezra arrives with another twig, positioning it on the side of the nest before doing his own attempt at shaping the nest cup.
Ezra arrives at the 2015 CornellHawks nest with a vole and calls to Big Red, who swoops in, accepts the prey, and flies off. Ezra follows.
At about 11:38 ET, Big Red laid her first egg of the 2015 season.
Great news folks, the cam installation at the 2012 and now 2015 ?Cornell Hawks? nest went well. There was a slight hitch with the wireless link at the end, but all is looking good. We hope to go live by the end of this week, possibly earlier. Stay tuned for more news! Thank you everyone for your kind support, it means a lot to us.
Keeping you up to speed with the latest developments, we wanted to let you know that we are tentatively planning to visit the 2012 nest this Friday to hopefully install some new cameras. We plan to leave the cameras in the 2013-14 nest in place. We are continuing to monitor the birds' activity and we are still dependent on the weather, equipment and cooperation of various folks here on the ground, but we remain hopeful. More...
Red-tailed Hawks typically put their nests in the crowns of tall trees where they have a commanding view of the landscape. They may also nest on a cliff ledge or on artificial structures such as window ledges and billboard platforms.
Both members build the nest, or simply refurbish one of the nests they've used in previous years. Nests are tall piles of dry sticks up to 6.5 feet high and 3 feet across. The inner cup is lined with bark strips, fresh foliage, and dry vegetation. Construction takes 4-7 days.
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White or buffy, blotched or speckled with buff, brown, or purple.
Tiny and helpless, unable to raise head, and weighing about 2 ounces.
Mammals make up the bulk of most Red-tailed Hawk meals. Frequent victims include voles, mice, wood rats, rabbits, snowshoe hares, jackrabbits, and ground squirrels. The hawks also eat birds, including pheasants, bobwhite, starlings, and blackbirds; as well as snakes and carrion. Individual prey items can weigh anywhere from less than an ounce to more than 5 pounds.
Adults make a hoarse, screaming kee-eeeee-arr. It lasts 2-3 seconds and is usually given while soaring. During courtship, they also make a shrill chwirk, sometimes giving several of these calls in a row.more sounds
A Red-tailed Hawk pair has been nesting above Cornell University's athletic fields for at least the past four years. In 2012, 2013 and again in 2014, we installed cameras to get a better look at these majestic birds as they raise their young amid the bustle of a busy campus. So far, we've seen the birds bringing prey such as voles, squirrels, and pigeons to the nest.
The female, nicknamed "Big Red" in honor of her alma mater, is slightly larger, with a darker head, nape and throat, and is banded on her right leg. From banding records we know she was banded in nearby Brooktondale, New York, during her first autumn in 2003, making her nearly eleven years old.
The male, named Ezra after the co-founder of Cornell University, is banded on his left leg. He's a bit smaller and has golden-tawny feathers on his face and head, and a paler neck than the female. He is at least nine years old and was first banded in 2006 as an adult bird on Judd Falls Road near the Cornell campus.


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New poster here on Gardenweb but I have been a lurker for a very long time. Quick info: live in a 1918 fixer upper. Master bath was redone in the 70's, bad. We have a 66 inch double vanity that takes up a whole wall and I want to rip it out and install a single sink 48 inch vanity. I haven't open up the wall yet but I wanted to know: is there a way to cap the plumbing for one of the sinks? Is there a way to do this without calling a plumber? We are in the planning stage for our hopefully DIY remodel and so any suggestions appreciated!
You will need to make a couple slight alterations however it is impossible to know for sure what you will have to do until the wall is opened up and we can see the present layout of the water & drain lines. The good news is that even if you have to make alterations, they are very simple and certainly well within the skill level of an experienced DIY'er.
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Assuming that the two sinks were put in to code it is not nearly as weird as Hendricus would have us believe.
Under both the UPC & IRC if the horizontal center to center distance between the two drain openings does not exceed 30" they may be combined in the same manner as connecting a kitchen double sink, then connected to a single trap & waste arm.
Under the IRC if the CTC distance exceeds 30" you may attach a double wye on the waste arm and run a separate line to each trap, with a cleanout on the end of the WYE, Providing the TDL (total developed length of either drain does not exceed the code mandated maximum trap weir to vent opening distance.
Under the UPC if the horizontal distance exceeds 30" each sink must be provided a separate fixture arm. (UPC prohibits connecting two traps to one fixture arm).
lazypup thank you for all the illustrations. We are planning to get a look behind the wall this weekend. But from what I can see so far, our sink looks like the UPC greater than 30. If this is the case, should we cap the second sink waste line? Or can we cut them both bank to the central line and rebuild one from there? I have absolutely no plumbing experience so I apologize if I need things explained to me like a 5 year old.
I would love to tell you that you can just cap those lines then install a fixture arm stub out where you need it, but I cannot give you a finite answer until we know where the vent is connected.
If I might suggest, as soon as you have the wall opened up take a picture of the layout and email it to me. I will then be able to see how the lines run and where the vent is connected, then I could give you a final answer. Also try to get the water supply lines in the photo and I can advise you how to correct those as well.
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I check my email a half dozen times a day so I should be able to get a quick solution back to you and I will then post the solution so others watching this post will be able to see the results.
Sorry for not responding anytime sooner. I got a bad case of the flu and had to hold off taking out the vanity. Unfortunately, before we could take out the vanity, a pipe burst in the bathroom and flooded it, the downstairs kitchen, and my basement. We are in the process of getting the insurance to come look at it and hopefully pay for some of the damage. We are going to have our contractor change the plumbing out so we don't have to worry about doing the conversion from double to single ourselves. I really appreciate all your input, esp. lazy pup. That diagram was awesome and really helped me to understand what was going om under our sink. Here are some pics from our flooded house:


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Stephanie Brooke Roberts, 22, Eminence, to James Francis Mahoney, 29, Campbellsburg.
Cory Wayne Hall, 20, New Castle, and Harley Denyse Hall, 18, Bedford.
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Heidi Usher and Jon A. Tingle, Smithfield, to J. Paul and Sarah B. Keith, Smithfield. Property in Henry County; Parcel 1: Tract No. 1, containing 155.75 acres; tract No. 2, containing 1 rod and five poles; tract No. 3, containing 99 acres and six poles; tract No. 4 containing 11 acres, three rods and two poles; Tract No. 3 containing 54.59 acres. $2.5 million ($1.5 million cash in hand - paid, $500,000 to be paid on 1/2/09, and $500,000 to be paid on 1/2/10)
Shari Lee Price, Louisville, and Kayla Marie Shuck and Joshua Tyler Batts, Campbellsburg, to Kayla Marie Shuck and Joshua Tyler Batts, Campbellsburg; a tract of land in Campbellsburg. Love and affection, fair market value $9,802.
Vivian Kelley Cheak, Pleasureville, to Kenneth R. Cheak; one-fourth divided interest in property in Henry County; $10,000.
Eddie Davis, Shelbyville, to Pete and Sandra McKay, Eminence. Property at 256 Foxtail Ridge Road, Eminence; $164,457.47.
Pete and Sandra McKay, Eminence, to Bobby G. and Elizabeth Wood, Eminence. Property at 256 Foxtail Ridge Road; $524,262.89.
Ricky Stivers, Pleasureville, to Dolly Burgin, Pleasureville. Tract A-1 in the Stivers IV (Powell) farm Division; $25,000.
Malcolm and Lois James, Campbellsburg, to R. Malcom James Living Trust, and Lois W. James Living Trust, property in Henry County. Fair Market Value, $188,700.
Lizzie Alline Wilson, Bethlethem, to Rhelda and Leo Yount, Louisville. Property in Henry County; $10,000.
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Written by SHAUN SMITH Wednesday, November 14, 2012 12:00 am
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VENTNOR – Nearly 90 volunteers were working around the clock Monday to fill the needs of the local community by distributing 50,000 meals here.
Bob Bostic, executive director of Deliver the Difference of Lake County, Fla., and his organization of volunteers had packaged the meals over the course of about four hours Saturday, Nov. 10. Driving through the night, Bostic got to Ventnor in the early hours Monday, Nov. 12 for the distribution center later that day.
Bostic, formerly of Ocean City and now a resident of Mount Dora, Fla., said 250 people were packaging the food in Florida on Saturday. They also received donations of cleaning supplies, bottled water and diapers to distribute in Ventnor.
Bostic said each prepackaged meal is a rice and bean casserole that feeds a family of six and is ready to be heated in boiling water for six minutes. People who have three or fewer people in their family were given three packages, and those with four or more received six.
With the coordination of the distribution center already set up at the community building, people in need could walk away with food, clothing and supplies for their families.
"We're ready to give it all out," Bostic said. "Basically, this is what we do."
He said the organization responds to disasters in the United States and around the globe by preparing and delivering meals to the people most affected.
The cost of making the meals and driving the trucks to New Jersey from Florida is about $20,000, he said; some of that was being defrayed by making T-shirts and selling them at the distribution center.
When the volunteers started arriving at the Ventnor Community Building before 8 a.m., there were already people waiting for the distribution to begin.
There were 87 volunteers working by 10:30 a.m. when distribution started. About 30 were from Ventnor, and the remainder came with service organizations in the area and beyond. The group expected to distribute all 50,000 meals by 4 p.m. Monday.
"It's amazing," said Ventnor Police Capt. Doug Biagi, who has been coordinating the distribution center at the community building for more than a week. "These people don't even know us and travel thousands of miles to give and they don't ask for anything."
The entire distribution was made possible through the coordination of Rev. James Macabeo, pastor of the Way of Life Assembly of God church in Ventnor and Rev. Jamie Morgan from the Calvary Assembly of God in Williamstown.
Megan Hart, the Calvary coordinator for Calvary Assembly of God in Williamstown said she began collecting donations on her front porch immediately after Hurricane Sandy. She brought 60 church volunteers with her on Monday. The Boys and Girls Club of Vineland brought a dozen volunteers.
"People ask for help and we just jump in and do it," Hart said. "I couldn't be happier with the response to come and volunteer here. This is what I live for, I live to serve."
Biagi said when the distribution center closes later in the week, all the supplies that are left will be sent to communities in northern New Jersey and New York where they are needed most.
"Our motto is 'Pay it north,'" Biagi said.
Macabeo said he and his volunteers were happy to do God's work. "We are just letting ourselves be used by Jesus," Macabeo said.
See www.deliverthedifference.org for information.
Photos by Shaun Smith
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"Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty,and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great Civil War, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conveived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battlefield of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we do this. But, in a larger sense we can not dedicate--we can not consecrate--we cannot hallow--this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract.
The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us--that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion--that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain--that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom--and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."
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I like visiting such historical places... Thanks for your wonderful story and pictures, Veronica...
Excellent tips a lot of information
Excellent virtual tour of Gettsburg. I also found your restaurant reviews mouth watering.
Happy Birthday, Veronica. Thanks for the interesting tips on Gettysburg. You're right that Cycloramas were very popular in the 19th century, but most have long since disappeared. I'm glad to hear the one in Gettysburg is being restored.
Thanks for all the good tips on the Gettysburg National Military Park, You did a great guided tour.
I enjoyed reading your tips a lot. There is something special in such places especially for a foreign visitor. It looks quite different than in Europe. Great you had own guide, I need a Polish one :-)
Fascinating account of a place I've yet to visit, but very much want to. Thanks for sharing and thanks for your comments on my Grand Canyon page. :)
This page is a fascinating history lesson! Thanks you so much!
Nice history lesson here = I have seen this portraid in many films = thaks for the realistic look at Gettysburg
Thanks for the very comprehensive Gettysberg tips - I really must visit.
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We're going to Las Vegas for a few days in September to visit family members. We'll be on our own for some of the time.
Can anyone suggest a great place to stay that's not too expensive, and things to do instead of gambling?
There is so much to do in Vegas without gambling. We were there in May & just walking thru all the casinos & seeing their themes takes up lots of time. Most of the casinos have some sort of free entertainment too. Some we saw were a motown show, a circus act, Rio has a parade with the carninal theme, and Ceasar's has the moving statue show. Lots of very neat shops to window shop too. The downtown area has a super light show & lots of free entertainment too. Just bring good walking shoes! Hope you have fun!
We don't gamble much at all when we go to Vegas, mostly sight see and EAT. The buffets are so good. There are the fish tanks at El Mirage and the volcano eruption at night, the pirate show at Treasure Island, the Rio carnivale parade, the Freemont light show, shopping at Caesar's Palace with a little show there, live entertainment and dancing at NYNY....all free. Nominal cost things to do: Roller coaster at NYNY and Stratosphere, Circus Circus has carnival games and shows, tasting Cokes from around the world at the coke shop, take a gondola ride at the Parisian. Just looking at all the casinos is fun, bring a camera and some walking shoes that's for sure. Where to stay, I've only stayed at the Luxor and Excalibur, both were about $59 a night I think. If you stay during the week, most places are cheaper.


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I noticed today that some of my stargazer lilies had their top leaves stuck together. Inside I found a tiny white worm/caterpillar in a sticky cocoon that had eaten holes through the leaves to reach the center.
I've googled this and found nothing. What is this? It's destroyed the blooms on at least 4 of my stargazers. I haven't even begun to look at the rest of my lilies. Afraid of what I will find.
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i've found this tiny caterpillar on my lilies as well. they eat through the stems just at point where buds start
to form. bud group would be cut through and on ground. couldn't figure it out, until i happened upon one of the
last year i added bayer dry and liquid grub control to
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I have found these today!! one escaped and move so quick just like a snake that I lost it.
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BlueStar 30" RNB range (standard stainless steel): RNB304BV1
KitchenAid Pro 36" x 72" Counter-depth French door refrigerator: KFCP22EXMP
Miele Dimension Plus G 5775 SCSF dishwasher in clean-touch steel: G5775SCSF
The Bosch is: SHX9ER55UC
Holding on a microwave for now - leaning towards the wolf steam oven instead
Since I chose the same range as you, and very nearly the same fridge (I got a KA Architect KFCO22EVBL), I won't disagree with your choices! I love the Bluestar, am quite happy with the KA. I am so-so with my GE dishwasher; I got it for a reason particular to my situation. If I could have gotten anything, I would have gone with a Miele or Bosch, so I agree with all of your choices! :-)
I know everyone loves their Miele dishwashers, but I urge you to test out your plates before you purchase one. We were all set to get one, but then took our plates to a showroom and tested clearance. DH has an extra big water glass that he loves, which requires the top basket to be at its lower setting. That causes the tops of our dinner plates to slightly hit the rotating spray arm. Our plates have little flat edges to them that made them just a TAD too big. That basically cut out the Miele for us. Our new pick is a Kitchen Aid that also has a cutlery tray - KUDE70FXSS. We tested our glasses, plates, bowls, and cutting boards. It was a big help to see how it would all work.


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Can anyone tell me about these chairs
Got these chairs about five years ago. Just keep moving them around not sure what to do with them. Are they anything special, old or worth anything.
They look like 1960's hard maple early american stuff....but what's under the green cushions?
Linda C
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http://i675.photobucket.com/albums/vv112/mark3871/DSCN3992.jpg This is a picture with the cushion off.
Very nice chairs...well made and attractive...look like theya re about early 1960's..maybe Tell City...perhaps Kling...
Good quality used furniture, not rare antiques....but some day they will be.
Take the cushions off...I think you will like them better.
Linda C
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Those would look wonderful with my grandmother's maple colonial style hutch thingy, probably also from the '60s. Some of the pieces from that period were just awful ugly colonialwannabes with bad proportions and shortcuts on trim. But those chairs (and my hutch) look nicely made (and maintained).
It would be a challenging DIY job to redo the cushions but if it would be easier to find a spot for them in your house in a different color, it might be worth having it done.
The chairs had these cloth like straps that had medal on the ends that went into slots on the chair to hold them in place. The straps were in bad shape so I cut a piece of plywood to put over the hole. Not very comfortable now with the plywood. I tried looking online for some replacement straps but couldn't find anything like them. I had no idea what the proper name would be for the straps so maybe thats why I was unlucky finding some replacements.
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Welcome to December! There are lots of good Kindle deals to kick off the new month. They include: An Infinite Journey by Andrew Davis ($0.99); Love Into Light by Peter Hubbard ($0.99); Reckless Abandon by David Sitton ($0.99); Seeing and Savoring Jesus Christ by John Piper ($0.99); PROOF by Daniel Montgomery & Timothy Paul Jones ($2.99); Game Day for the Glory of God by Stephen Altrogge ($0.99); God With Us by K. Scott Oliphant ($2.99); Luke by J.C. Ryle ($2.99); On Guard by William Lane Craig ($4.99); Cold-Case Christianity by J. Warner Wallace ($4.99); One Way Love by Tullian Tchividjian ($4.99); Live Like a Narnian by Joe Rigney ($0.99); The 3 Wise Women by Christin Ditchfield ($0.99); Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room by Nancy Guthrie (Free). Amazon has 2,000 other titles on sale today and you can browse the list here; they have a couple of their devices marked down as well.
Of all of that, here's what I recommend: Buy An Infinite Journey by Andrew Davis and Love Into Light by Peter Hubbard, and then download Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room by Nancy Guthrie. You've spent $1.98 and gotten 3 excellent books.
You may want to keep an eye on my roundup of Black Friday & Cyber Monday deals for Christians. And now, here are some links for the day…
Free Audiobook - Free from Christian Audio this month is John Piper's The Dawning of Indestructible Joy. Free from Logos this month is Opening Up Genesis by Kurt Strassner.
Tabletalk Magazine - Today only you can have a one-year subscription to Ligonier's Tabletalk magazine for just $12.
A Unique Ministry - Brian Croft asks and answers, What is a unique and needed ministry in the local church for stay-at-home moms?
God's Immediate Authority - Matt Perman has a really solid article on authority and leadership.
Joy: An Irish Christmas - Aileen and I really enjoyed the first stop on the Getty's Christmas tour. You really ought to check the dates here and see if they are coming to your town. It's a fantastic concert.
We See You, Calvin - Here's a sweet article about disability.
Why Do These Pentecostals Keep Growing? - Ed Stetzer suggests why it is that Pentecostals keep growing even while other traditions go into decline.
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The mother of a 1-year-old Maryland boy found dead in central Ohio has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence.
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Anti-war slogans are everywhere in eastern Ohio this campaign season. "Stop the War on Coal†is one of the most common yard signs seen in Ohio's sprawling 6th congressional district, a region at the center of the state's shale oil and gas boom.
Bill Johnson upset Democratic incumbent Charlie Wilson two years ago. The 6th Congressional District was sprawling then, hugging the Ohio River from Mahoning County to the southernmost tip of the state. Now it stretches even further, cutting inland deeper into other parts of Ohio's coal country.
In this year's rematch with Wilson, Johnson says he's been far more active than Wilson in his 2 terms.
"You know as a freshman legislator I've had five pieces of legislation pass the House of Representatives on a bipartisan basis," Johnson says.
One of the bills Johnson sponsored is the Stop the War on Coal Act, the final piece of legislation to pass the House this year.
The bill removes the Obama administration's rules governing the handling of coal dust and waste and removes new protections for streams impacted by mining. It's part of Johnson's war on regulations.
Keeping the EPA out of the oil and gas industry, stopping the EPA and agencies like the Department of the Interior that also has the war on coal.
Johnson's anti-war efforts go way beyond coal. His bill undoes the EPA's efforts to regulate green-house gases and tail-pipe emissions. The Democratically controlled Senate has not taken up the measure.
Johnson's opponent, Charlie Wilson declined to be interviewed for this story. But back in 2010, he, too, defended coal.
86 percent of our electricity comes from coal. We rely on it to power our homes and businesses, but in Washington, they just don't get it.
Scott Miller is an energy policy analyst with Ohio University, acknowledges the Obama administration has not been overly coal friendly. Instead, the past four years have seen support for alternative energies like wind and solar by the White House.
"And it has also chosen, which previous administrations had not chosen, to fully enforce regulations that have been on the books for quite a while," Miller says.
The coal industry is contracting in Ohio and neighboring states, but Miller asks "Is that really because of regulatory forces or is that because of market forces? And it's a mixture of both.â€
Miller note that new regulations are cutting into the bottom line of the coal industry, but so is competition from cheap natural gas.
Six years ago nobody thought we'd be producing more natural gas in the United States than Russia, but we are.
The 6th District's new boundaries now cut into the heart of the Utica shale region of eastern Ohio's Carroll County, where there's little concern about coal or who's running for Congress.
Ron Minast voted Republican in early voting.
"Give me a name," Minast says.
Reporter: "Well, you're in the 6th district.â€
Minast: "I don't know who's where…â€
Reporter: "Bill Johnson – that's the Republican candidate.â€
Minast: "Well that's who I voted for.â€
Carroll County is shale country. And Carrollton's John Dendak, like Manist, supports whichever candidate will keep the shale gas boom pumping.
This is a poor community, it's been a poor community, and these people— it's the first time they've had money to do anything other than pay their taxes and buy a plot to be buried in.
The importance of energy jobs is one of the few things both incumbent Bill Johnson and challenger Charlie Wilson agree on, according to political writer David Skolnick at the Youngstown Vindicator.
"I do see this as being a close race," Skolnick says.
The redrawn 6th District leans 54 percent Republican. But Wilson's home turf is the heart of coal country, Belmont County.
So I think that was maybe somewhat of a strategical error in the part of the Republicans when they were redistricting to include that part in the new 6th District.
Skolnick says the sprawling district covering eastern Ohio's shale gas and coal mining corridor could be the only true Congressional toss up in Ohio come November 6th.


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One of the most convenient and beautiful locations in Park City, this roomy condo is high on a hillside among the Aspen trees on a private road. It is quiet, yet steps to the famous Park City Mountain Resort, major hiking and biking trails, and the exquisite Park City Golf Course. Whether you're renting for skiing, snowboarding, golf or hiking, this beautiful condo has it all. Plus, it's only 35 minutes from the Salt Lake City Airport making Park City the easiest ski resort to access in the entire country.
If you want ski-in / ski- out, then Crescent Ridge is for you. Our unit is located less than 100 yards from the actual slopes of Park City. Imagine starting your day by simply skiing down to the lifts. Imagine skiing down after your last run and relaxing in the nearby hot tub and outdoor heated pool. There are no developments as convenient as Crescent Ridge and we are at the very end of our road, closest to the mountain.
Park City Mountain Resort (see link below) offers 106 runs, over 3000 feet of vertical and 355 inches of average snowfall. An alpine coaster operates in the summer and winter. Ice skating, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and other activities are offered in and around Park City.
In the summer, we're just a one-minute walk to the base of Spiro Trail, one of the primary access points to all of the area's hiking and biking. Crescent Ridge is also within walking distance of the Park City Golf Course. Park City is known for its mountain biking and its extensive trail system is known worldwide as some of the best riding around. Whether you prefer trail riding, paved paths, or taking your bike up the chairlift and riding down the ski runs, Crescent Ridge has something for you.
Crescent Ridge had been totally updated with a modern kitchen with stainless appliances, a beautiful living room with new furniture, and a modern dining room. There is a large deck with a gas grill that backs onto an Aspen grove with tons of privacy. We also offer a heated garage with an automatic garage door. There is plenty of indoor ski storage and lots of room to store equipment, coats, gloves, etc. We are the upper unit and there are only 2 condos in each building.
The master bedroom is beautifully decorated and has a large King bed, private bathroom and direct access to the deck. The family bedroom has a Queen bed and a bonus room/loft with a pull-out couch, a cot and a desk. This extra room is great for kids and can also be used as an office. The upstairs bedroom has a double bed and there is a pull-out couch in the living room. There are 5 TVs with cable for your entertainment in addition to a 2 DVD players and one VCR.
Historic downtown Park City is about a 20 minute walk, but the award-winning free bus system has a stop very near the condo, making it even easier to get to shopping, restaurants, and Sundance events.
While you can ski out to Park City, there are many other great ski areas that are close by. Deer Valley and The Canyons are only minutes away, also via the free bus system. Alta, Snowbird, Snowbasin Solitude and many others are an easy 50 minutes away. Cross-country skiing can be accessed right out your door.
Winters may bring you out to Park City, but summers and fall are what will make you stay. Take your choice of hiking or biking up the more than 300 miles of trails, or simply take a ski lift up to hike or bike (yes, the lifts also carry your bike up!). All three resorts have summer lift service. Seven high-class golf resorts are within a short drive. The Jordanelle Reservoir has boating, fishing, and water skiing. Fly fishing is big here. Add this to the huge amount of music and art events (almost every day) in the summer, and you have the perfect vacation. Park City's award-winning restaurants are easier to get into and there are many travel deals to be had.
Keywords: Large Condo, ski in, ski out, mountainside, trailside, big condo, 4 bedrooms, trail access
When we're not using our condo, we live in Severna Park, MD near Annapolis. We have 3 kids, ages 17, 14 & 11.
Larry Leikin purchased this condo in 2007
Best snow anywhere and proximity to the airport make Park CIty the best of the west. Fantastic dining options and a real historic mining town make Park City the best. 2015/2016 When Park City & The Canyons Will Be Connected and Powder Paradise will be at the base of the largest ski area in North America
Skiing & Snowboarding for sure, but also night sledding, mountain biking, hiking, snowshoeing (The Spiro trail is 100 yards from our front door)
We had a great weekend in Park City. We spent three nights here(not enough time). The condo is in a great area and really close to the slopes. We didn't ski Park City but it seems easy enough to ski down to the lifts. Also easy access to the bus that takes you everywhere. We were 3 couples so the 3rd couple didn't have a bathroom in their room. Two of the bedrooms are really deluxe. So this is really good for 2 families.
Very well equipped with supplies and great TV's and electronics. You can really make yourself at home. hot tub is a bit of trek so that is the only reason I would rate this 4 stars instead of 5. A real plus was the owner was very easy to work with.
Stayed in the unit for four nights. Nice condo with LOTS of room and well equipped. The unit is up several flights of stairs as others have indicated. However, this was not a big deal since you can park the garage and safely stage your luggage inside the building while unloading/loading the car. Access to the lifts is fine. Just walk around 300 feet to the trail and ski down to the lift. Ski in was a little more challenging due to the large half pipe and/or practice race course that you need to cross. We just skied down the half pipe (no races), crossed under the rope and skied across the trail (that had a practice race) to the same spot that we started. Larry attentive and provided excellent instructions and communication. We would definitely stay in this condo in the future.
There were 3 adults & 3 kids (2 teenage girls & an 11 year old boy) in our party. The 4 bedrooms worked well although you have to enter the 4th through the 2nd master suite. When we arrived we noticed the beautiful setting. It's about a 300 ft walk on the private road, to the slopes so ski-in. However, ski-out was slightly challenging. Because of the halfpipe & racing, you cannot ski over to the same spot as ski-in. You have to ski down to the 3 Kings lift then take your skis off and walk uphill about 200ft before walking the 300 ft on the road. Or you have to take a black bump run, Ligety Split, to the entrance to the Cresent Ridge Condo complex and walk about a 1/4 mile on the road to the condo. There are 3 flights of steps as others commented and yes, that means hauling all the groceries & luggage up. But, the privacy, vaulted ceilings, multiple bedrooms, the views were worth it. The kitchen was well equipped and there were multiple condiments & spices as well as all the utensils & pots & pans. We did replenish the papertowels & dish soap during our stay as well as add to the dry goods! The condo was clean and ready. The temperature was 65F and quickly warmed up when we turned the thermostat to 68. There were plenty of linens & pillows. The soap/shampoo/lotion sets in every bathroom were a nice touch. The gas grill was very appreciated. We loved this very comfortable condo and definitely plan to return. This is our 4th Spring Break in PC and this was definitely the nicest place we have stayed.
Stayed from Feb 6-10. Relatively new to vacationing in the Park City area, having stayed last year at the Canyons resort complex. We found the condo comfortable, convenient, clean, and nicely equipped. Close to shopping, Park City's Main Street, and 50 yards to the slopes. Highly recommend staying here.
The property was very nice, and matched the listing photos. The property was well maintained and close to the slopes. More than enough room for the five in our party. The owner was very helpful and responsive before and during the rental period. I would return and would gladly recommend this property to friends and relatives.
This was actually a very challenging condo. Albeit is in a beautiful location it is not as convenient as it is represented. Upon arrival and making several trips up three flights of stairs we found the condo filthy and the heat had been turned off. It was forty degrees inside! It took a long time to warm up since it the outside temp was only in the single digits. One call to Larry did get the housekeepers in to get things cleaned up. It would have been nice to have wash cloths in the bathrooms and paper towels in the kitchen. We had to rewash the dishes before we could use them. Maybe a better quality soap? The upstairs bedroom is a sauna even with the vents closed and a window open. Two of the toilets were iffy (the plunger by the toilet should have been a clue).
The "ski out" was okay but the "ski in" part was not. Since it was early in the season not all of the lifts and runs were open and we were unable to ski to the condo area and had to walk uphill in the snow in our ski boots. Ouch!
Now that I am more familiar with the area I will look for a more convenient place next time we visit Park City.


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Graham, Sylvester, 1794-1851
Graham, Sylvester
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|The Æsculapian tablets of the nineteenth century.
|Chastity : in a course of lectures to young men intended also for the serious consideration of parents and guardians
|A defence of the Graham system of living: or, Remarks on diet and regimen. Dedicated to the rising generation.
|Kuischheid : voordracht voor jonge mannen, gehuwden, ouders, voogden en onderwijzers
|A lecture on epidemic diseases generally, and particularly the spasmodic cholera
|Lectures on the science of human life
|Letter to the Hon. Daniel Webster on the compromises of the Constitution
|The philosophy of sacred history considered in relation to human aliment and the wines of scripture
|Treatise on bread and bread-making
|The vegetist's dietary and manual of vegetable cookery
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