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School will be opened this week for the 2013-2014 school year. Colleges are already in full swing. Be careful when traveling, watching for buses.
It was great visiting with Aunt Marilyn Haviland and cousin Johnny Dalaba one day last week. Aunt Marilyn is still taking people to their appointments.
Rollin Swinton went back to Indian River Nursing Home in Granville on Tuesday. He was pleased to have several come to visit him. Two of his sisters, Bea Eggleston and Barb DeGrusch, brother-in-law, Morris VanDusen and niece, Vicky Jacobs were up from Myrtle Beach. They enjoyed being at the dining room and helped Rollin with his meal. Bea, Barb and Morris took Vicky to Plattsburgh on Sunday to catch a plane home.
Rollin's children, Jill and Barry Swinton, visit often. Jill had to go back to Pine Planes on Sunday to start school this week.
Suzy Virgil had surgery on her shoulder Friday. Josh Virgil brought in the second recliner so Dick and Suzy can sleep in the living room when Suzy recoups.
Fanny Allen was at Glens Falls Hospital to have a port put in.
Roman Cleveland and Queenie Oliver Dacua have become engaged.
John (Beaner) and Sherri Cleveland have moved into the apartment above Rollie and Shirley Cleveland.
Jeff and Tanya Wemett went to the Buffalo area to take some furniture and other articles to their son, Nolan Wemett and Calli Powell, for their apartment near the college they will attend.
Thomas Fox, who shares a room with Rollin Swinton, used to snowmobile with Vernon Heath and helped build Vernon (Bubby) Heath's house. Thomas is glad to be able to go home on Sept. 4.
Lance and Bonnie Cleveland had a close-out summer family gathering on Saturday Aug. 31. So much food and such fun. Always lots of laughs. Everyone had a great time.
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The Board of Education Thursday voted 5-1 to name Michelle Han, currently the dean of Winthrop, as Wilson's successor. Board member Jason Catala voted against Han's appointment and member Sylvia Potter was absent.
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Catala objected to the search process, stating that it "boggled his mind" that only three people applied for a $100,000-plus salaried position.
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"My intention was always to get this building open and then retire shortly after that, but once we moved into this building and it was up and running, I said one more year, but as the year went on I felt the building could take care of itself," Wilson said. She said she started to contemplate doing something different.
Wilson started her career in 1977 as a reading resource teacher at the former Edgerton School, before transferring to Jennings Elementary School, where she spent 19 years teaching multiple grades.
In 1995, she became dean of Bennie Dover Jackson Middle School and in 2001 became assistant interim principal. Shortly after that she was named principal. After five years, Wilson began to consider retirement. But a friend convinced her to try working at an elementary school.
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People gathered to celebrate Native American culture this weekend in Ontario County.
The 23rd annual Native American Dance and Music Festival was held at Gonondagan, a historic Seneca Nation site.
The festival had a variety of performers, art and other cultural displays.
The site's director says the festival is all about celebrating a way of life.
"In general, we're getting together to celebrate the Native American way of life and to see the continuing traditions that are a part of our way of life. We want to share those with the public and have a good time while we're doing that," said Peter Jemison.
A Grammy award-winning Native American songstress was also at the festival. Joanne Shenandoah has performed for the Dali Lama and at the Vatican.
"For me it's a real blessing to be here in Seneca territory, with the roots of the words of peace, which is the most profound and important thing we can present here. I love this idea that this new venture is coming together for Gonondagan, and I think people should come out here and check it out," said Shenandoah.
Gonondagan is working to open a new art and culture center. Construction is already underway, and the center is scheduled to open next summer.
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LEXINGTON — Floyd Commonwealth's Attorney Brent Turner and Paintsville Police Chief Bill Holbrook will be among the presenters next week, at the state's first-ever Prescription Drug Abuse Summit.
The one-day event, scheduled for next Wednesday, is being organized by Kerry Harvey, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky, and David J. Hale, U.S. attorney for the Western District. Other speakers at the event will include Gov. Steve Beshear, University of Kentucky President Dr. Eli Capilouto, and Wilfredo Ferrer, who serves as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida and has been instrumental in that state's efforts to investigate and prosecute owners of rogue pain clinics, commonly known as "pill mills."
Harvey and Hale say prescription pill abuse has become one of the top law enforcement priorities in the state. In the Eastern District of Kentucky, Harvey's office prosecuted 120 cases involving prescription pill abuse in 2010 and 2011, more than double the number of cases involving any other type of drug.
But despite their backgrounds, Harvey and Hale say that law enforcement alone will not solve the problem. The two prosecutors say combatting the problem will require efforts from health care, social services, regulators and education professionals, which is why they have partnered with the UK Colleges of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy to host the summit.
"This summit will lead to increased communication and awareness among all those that are engaged in this fight," Harvey said. "We encourage more industry professionals who are a part of this ongoing battle to attend, so we can create a strong and united front to combat this pill epidemic."
Turner is scheduled to address the conference that morning, to speak on the impact prescription drug abuse is having on local communities. Holbrook will be part of a panel discussion a little later, discussing how law enforcement is responding to the problem.
"What I've done in the past when I've been asked to give this kind to presentation, is to talk about some of the things we see on a state and local level, as prosecutors, as well as the human impact, such as the lives destroyed …" Turner said. "One of the things I've noticed when you go away from here, everyone in Central Kentucky and elsewhere spends a lot of time talking about the drug problem in Eastern Kentucky using statistics, but very few of them have a real understanding about how it affects people."
Others on the schedule include Van Ingram, executive director of the state Office of Drug Control Policy, and Winchester Mayor Ed Burtner, along with a host of UK doctors.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. The NFL game between the Super Bowl champion New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday will be played despite transportation and power issues and growing concerns for weary and heartbroken residents displaced and devastated by Superstorm Sandy.
Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spoke on Friday and Christie assured him that game would not divert any major resources from relief efforts.
Speaking at news conference in Brick at the opening of a FEMA office, Christie said only a few state troopers are assigned to the game and it was really a decision for the NFL to make.
"If they are ready, absent any change in circumstances, that we should go ahead with the game on Sunday," Christie said, adding that during a tour of storm damage in nearby Moonachie, no one asked him to postpone the game and a couple of Giants fans urged him not to do that.
There have been 53 deaths associated with the storm in New York and New Jersey and more than 2 million people were still without power on Friday. There have been long lines to purchase gas throughout New Jersey and New York and power is still being restored. There will be no rail service to MetLife Stadium, the Giants said.
Giants coach Tom Coughlin always felt the game would take place, and believes his team will be ready to lift the spirits of the people of New Jersey and New York.
"I think the mission will be quite clear," Coughlin said. "Trying to provide a few hours of enjoyment for so many that have been devastated. I think they'll do a good job of that."
The Steelers changed travel plans because the hotel they booked in New Jersey did not have power. The team will fly in Sunday morning and leave after the game.
Coughlin said the Steelers' decision not to stay in a hotel overnight was "noble" because it will give space to those who lost their dwellings.
"When you look at it, it's a minor inconvenience considering what those people in New York and New Jersey went through," Steelers offensive tackle Max Starks said Friday. "You have seven million people without electricity, and a football game pales in comparison to that. You just hope you can do your best to take their minds off such a travesty for a couple of hours by playing some football."
Pittsburgh defensive end Brett Keisel said the one-day trip is nothing compared to what those hit by the storm are handling.
"Not having power to go to and from work, they're really fighting through it, so this is minor compared to what they're going through," Keisel said.
The Giants urged fans attending the game car pool and arrive early for the 4:25 EST game. There will be no train service to MetLife Stadium, which normally brings some 9,000 fans to the stadium.
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Once at the stadium, fans can donate non-perishable food items, which will be donated to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey.


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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) SAN JOSE, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/22/14 -- Zumigo Corporation, a leader in mobile device location and identity verification, today announced it has closed $6 million in Series B financing led by new investor Intel Capital. Existing investors including Aligned Partners also participated in the round. The funding will be used to expand business operations as the company accelerates new product development and customer rollouts to meet growing global demand, including investments in sales and marketing.
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Tomorrow we have been carrying Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Breasts, Basil Chive Red Potato Mash and immature beans. I do not know if I'll have the salsa for the chicken or not. I am the usually one who would eat it and I'm not certain we need it! The salsa sounds flattering great though.
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8 slices bacon
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1 10.75 unit can precipitated cheddar cheese soup
1/3 crater milk
1 tsp chopped canned chipotle peppers or bottled chipotle hot peppers sauce
Dash Worcesershire sauce
Preheat oven to 400 F. Line a rimmed baking square with aluminum foil; set aside. Wrape a cut of bacon around any square of chicken and place on the baking sheet. Bake about twenty mins or until baked through. Remove chicken from the oven. Preheat the broiler. Meanwhile, in a saucepan, move the soup, milk, chipotle peppers and Worcestershire to a cook over middle heat. Turn off heat; cover to keep salsa warm. Broil the chicken 4 to 5 inches from the feverishness for 1 to 2 mins or until the bacon is unequivocally sizzling. Serve chicken surfaced with the cheese sauce.
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2 pounds red-skinned new potatoes
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1/2 crater complicated cream
8 tablespoons (1 stick) butter
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A tiny handful rounded off chopped basil leaves (about 2 1/2 tablespoons)
Put the potatoes in a middle saucepan and flow in sufficient cold H2O to cover them by a integrate of inches. Toss in a handful of salt. Bring the H2O to a bring to boil and cook until the potatoes have been proposal when poked with a knife, about twenty-five minutes. Drain the potatoes and lapse to the pan. Add the cream and butter and let the total pot lay over really low feverishness until warmed through. Add chives and basil to the pot with the potatoes and crush the potatoes coarsely. Season with salt and pepper. Happy read Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Breasts with Chile Cheese Sauce, Basil Chive Red Potato Mash recipes, and suffer food and drink picture strange here: Amy's WFD Blog! Tags: BaconWrapped, Basil, Breasts, Cheese, Chicken, Chile, Chive, Healthy, Mash, Potato, Sauce
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FOUR billion years ago, the newly formed Earth took a walloping. A storm of meteorites slammed into it, delivering gold and other new metals to the planet.
Earth's crust and mantle should not contain metals like gold, because while the planet was molten they would have sunk into the core. As a result, many geologists think they were supplied by one final meteor bombardment after the planet solidified. "We now have the opportunity to show that this terminal bombardment happened," says Matthias Willbold at the University of Bristol, UK.
Willbold and his colleagues looked at samples from Isua, a rock formation in Greenland. Although these rocks erupted to the surface around 3.8 billion years ago - after the posited meteor storm - the mantle reservoir that they sprang from formed 4.3 billion years ago - before the storm.
Willbold found that Isua rocks carry a different ratio of tungsten isotopes to both modern terrestrial rocks and meteorites (Nature, DOI: 10.1038/nature10399). He says something must have changed this ratio, and that the only explanation is a meteorite bombardment that mixed new metals into the Earth.
A sticking point remains, though: if the storm gave Earth its precious metals, then sedimentary rocks laid down at the time should contain plenty of those metals, but they don't, says Balz Kamber of Trinity College Dublin in Ireland. There is little doubt of the bombardment, he says, but it may have brought in other substances, like water, not precious metals.
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I actually get slightly better mileage on mid grade than regular at 8.2:1. Explain that. No, this was not a single tank freak occurence. A guy I was riding with told me he got slightly better mileage running mid grade in his thumper, so I called bullshit. I alternated between regular and mid grade for 3000 miles in Argentina and sure enough, I consistently got better mileage on the mid grade. There are various degrees of preignition. It can be much more subtle than audible pinging. Though smaller amounts of preignition won't necessarily damage your engine, they won't help your gas mileage either.
I do too, and here's another weird thing, I get worse on premimum than on mid grade...I assume because I live at a high altitude. And i have heard at higher altitudes it is a waste to even buy permium gas.
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