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Why are people queuing for the iPhone 5?
Thousands of people queued up to be in the first group of recipients of the new iPhone 5. My only question is, Why?
Thousands of people queued up to be in the first group of recipients of the new iPhone 5. My only question is, Why?
Google has offered some concessions to settle claims that it unfairly restricts search competition in Europe — but the man in charge of competition policy there says Google hasn't gone far enough yet and could face penalties.
Apple could be in a spot of legal bother, with Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) claiming the Cupertino-based company has infringed on one of its trademarks. All of a sudden the shoe is on the other foot.
Facebook may have solved the problem of how to get ad revenue from mobile users without ruining their experience and driving them away. But the answer — getting other suckers to take the rap for displaying the ads — might not appeal to those who already find Facebook's data handling a bit creepy.
It's one thing when internet security firms tell people to give Internet Explorer a wide berth while a bug remains unpatched. It's another when a national government gives the same advice.
Apple has sprung a leak, or several, in fact. The latest has seen images of the new iPad Mini spring up online before Apple has even confirmed such a product exists.
Two major security firms say the people behind the Flame virus may have already developed three similar viruses that haven't yet been discovered in action. The claims will raise more questions about the involvement of the US government in cyber-warfare.
The Winklevoss twins Tyler and Cameron, collectively known as Winklevii, are trying their hand at social networking once more, and Mark Zuckerberg is nowhere in sight. Have this pair of multi-millionaires finally moved on from Facebook?
Scientists at Wake Forest University, the University of Kentucky at Lexington and the University of Southern California at Los Angeles, developed a neural implant that helped rhesus monkeys matching skills. While it is a long road between animal experimentation and humans, this could point the way to a method of helping people with various forms of dementia like Alzheimer's.
Most virus creators rely on exploiting human behavior such as tricking people into clicking bogus links. Now it appears scammers in China find it simpler to just put the virus on the computer before the customer even gets it.
It's here, finally, with Apple taking the wraps off the long-awaited iPhone 5 at a huge press event in San Fransisco. Just don't expect anything exciting, because the iPhone 5 is anything but exciting. Well, to those of us who aren't fanboys, at least.
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has flatly denied the company is working on making its own smartphone. He says that from a business perspective, the idea it makes no sense.
An American tech company has admitted it was the victim of a hacking that led to the publication of a million Apple device details. The revelation appears to prove the FBI's denial that it was the source of the stolen data.
It looks as though Spotify is finally about to roll out a browser-based version of the service, but don't expect price cuts to accompany this move to the Web.
Toys R Us has a new proprietary tablet advertised on its website for pre-order. It's called the Tabeo and it retails for $149. The tablet won't actually hit store shelves until October 21st. The specs at this point are a little sketchy.
Unlike a lot of Google's doodles that are interesting homages to inventors, painters, and important events, today's doodle commemorates the 46th anniversary of the original Star Trek. Unlike most doodles that have limited movement or interactivity, this doodle is very engaging.

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The Beatles Come to John Wood Community College (Almost)
I just wrote a story a few days ago about The Beatles and their music. Now, John Wood Community College will be the place for "Rock n Roll History-Part One."
I just wrote a story a few days ago about The Beatles and their music. Now, John Wood Community College will be the place for "Rock n Roll History-Part One."
For Adams County taxpayers a reminder that the first of two installment payments on real estate taxes are due on Tuesday, July 2.
John Wood Community College will hold its thirty-ninth annual commencement ceremony on Friday, May 16, at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Activity Center on the Quincy Campus at 48th and Harrison. This year's ceremony will feature the inauguration of Michael Elbe as JWCC's sixth president.
Ron Larner has been honored as "Volunteer of the Year" for 2014 by Friends of the Castle. Announcement of the award was made at the 36th Annual Meeting at the Villa Kathrine at 532 Gardner Expressway in Quincy.
The QND Music Department presents their annual Spring Show, 'QNDisney.'
With the forecast calling for 5 to 8 inches of snow, it is hard to think about playing baseball, but the season is either underway now (or will be shortly) for the area colleges. Obviously all of the local schools will be playing games in warmer southern locations to begin the season.
The Adams County Health Department will once again be offering flu shots. Flu vaccines are available during regular Immunization Clinic hours which are Mondays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The flu shots will also be available Tuesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The 2013 Election to decide the next Mayor for the City of Quincy is underway. The polls opened this morning at 6 a.m. and will remain open until 7 p.m. Incumbent Democratic Mayor John Spring, looking for a third term as Mayor, is being challenged by Third Ward Republican councilman Kyle Moore.
Yesterday marked the 122nd anniversary of the founding of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The D.A.R. is a group that is made up of women who can prove they are directly related to a descendant of the Revolutionary War. The organization was founded by Mrs. Benjamin Harrison on October 11th, 1890.
If you know me well you already know that I am not the world's biggest NASCAR fan. I do have an appreciation for someone who can drive inches from another car's bumper going nearly 200 miles and hour. I get nervous going 70 MPH and am three car lengths behind someone in from of me.


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US and Turkey to intensify regional cooperation
The United States and the Government of Turkey held a second session of the US-Turkey Economic Partnership Commission on December 2, 2003, in Washington. The Commission is a bilateral forum to strengthen economic and commercial relations between the two countries.
During the meeting, the United States and Turkey reviewed the success of their cooperation and business partnerships in Afghanistan and Central Asia and discussed cooperation to promote stability and economic development in Iraq. The two countries share the goal of increasing their economic cooperation in Central Asia and Afghanistan to promote freer trade.
Turkey is already making a significant contribution to the reconstruction of Iraq, through the supply of electricity, petroleum products and humanitarian assistance. The United States and Turkey agreed to discuss improved transportation links between Turkey and Iraq, the possible provision of additional electrical power to Iraq from Turkey, and an enhanced role for Turkish firms in rebuilding Iraq.
In January 2004, the US Department of Commerce will host a series of conferences on Iraq reconstruction in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir. — (menareport.com)
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Jeff Foxworthy has teamed up with Compassion International, a Christianbased organization that advocates for children in more than 26 countries, to raise money for the children in Africa. Foxworthy is one of the most respected and successful comedians in the country and he'll take the stage at the Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday, April 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Foxworthy is the largest selling comedyrecording artist in history. He has been nominated for multiple Grammy Awards, is a best-selling author of 11 books, a TV and radio host, and an actor. His comedy act explores the humor of everyday family interactions and human nature.


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ODESSA -- With their season essentially in desperation mode, the Rayz did their part to keep their flickering playoff hopes alive.
Corpus Christi rode a three-goal second period to a 4-2 victory over the Odessa Jackalopes on Friday night at Ector County Coliseum. The victory was the fourth in the past five games for the Rayz (21-31-7, 49 points), who snapped an eight-game road winless streak.
However, the Rayz didn't get the help they needed elsewhere, as Austin beat Rio Grande Valley to stay five points ahead of Corpus Christi for the final playoff spot in the Central Hockey League's Southern Conference. The Rayz have a game in hand on the Ice Bats, and the teams will play one more time on Sunday in Austin.
Against Odessa, the Rayz got a 35-save performance from goalie Jason Tapp and goals from four different scorers to beat the Jackalopes for the third straight time.
Trailing 1-0 after one period, the Rayz scored three goals in a span of 5:26 to take control.
First, Justin Quenneville's one-timer from the slot on the power play tied the score at the 4:09 mark. Adam Powell then put the Rayz ahead at 8:08, snapping a shot from the right circle inside the top left corner of the net.
Adam Hogg made it 3-1 with a short-handed tally at 9:35, banking the puck off goalie Alexandre Vincent from behind the goal line.
Chris Shaffer gave the Rayz a 4-1 lead at 2:25 of the third period, beating Vincent with a shot from the left circle. Oliver Proulx drew Odessa within 4-2, but the Jackalopes got no closer.
The Rayz played without leading scorer Joe Blaznek, who was injured on Wednesday and will miss the rest of the season, according to coach Ken McRae.
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A hidden Chicago paranormal location to explore and experience. It could be called the Chicago land areas only Ghost Town type of location and on Saturday May 24th, 2014 at 11:30 am, it will be a time of those with the same interest to explore this Joliet, IL location known as the Iron Works area.
It can be found at the intersection of Columbia Street and Scott Street in Joliet. Also can be found on Google Maps at: Joliet Iron Works Historic Site, Columbia St, Joliet, IL 60432 (intersection of N. Scott Street and Columbia St). I looked at it by way of the Earth View.
There will be no charge or sign-up needed, as this is a come out and enjoy the discovery of this one of a kind location that stands like a ghost town in an area of Joliet, IL.
Saturday May 24th, is a special day for this, as the individual coming out on this date is Joliet resident Mr. Charley Palmer as this date is the day before his brother died, and his brother was an Iron Worker.
The area in the past has showed the possibility of paranormal activity with the tools paranormal investigators had with them, including some EVPs. Chicago area Psychic Medium Edward Shanahan (who has been awarded the title of best psychic in Chicago), has been there in the past and will be showing up on this day to once again explore the location.
There will be an attempt of Spirit Communication with Charley Palmer's brother at the Iron Works using a device Edward has been using with great success for over a year now. Since others have died during the years that the Iron Works was in operation, there may be other spirits that decide to communicate on this afternoon day.
Joining in on this day to explore and experience will be Extreme Vision Paranormal, Dale Kaczmarek who is president of the longest running established Chicago area paranormal investigation team Ghost Research Society and now the longest running Chicago Ghost Tour - Excursions Into The Unknown - Haunted Chicagoland Tours said he will be coming out this day, as other investigation teams and the general public are invited as it is a free public place to explore and experience.
The Joliet Iron Works employed some 2,000 workers when production reached its peak at the turn of the century. Visitors who travel along a walking trail will be able to see the remains of the coke ovens, the tunnels that spewed extremely hot air into the blast furnaces, a skull house with ancient Roman like arches and limestone trestles that supported the railroad cars that were used to ship the molten iron.
Also to be viewed are the rock-hard piles of slag, pieces of iron ore and coal and some of the other raw materials and byproducts of the iron and steel production process also can be found on the site.
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Game of life: Walt Huffman coached future Miss America Jayne Jayroe
*Owasso businessman Charles Helscel was an avid deep sea fisherman and game hunter. Helscel won several deep sea tournament championships, particularly in waters off the Hawaiian coasts. He made 15 trips to Africa for hunting expeditions. Helscel also hunted for polar bear on the Arctic Circle. He died recently at age 72.
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*Clicking through The Oklahoman's electronic archives recently and stopped on Sept. 5, 1968. Had to smile at a District A-8 football preview where coaches predicted Dewey to win the championship. The remaining teams' predicted order of finish had: 2. Owasso; 3. Claremore; 4. Wagoner; 5. Vinita; 6. Jenks; and 7. Pawhuska. Hmm. Wonder who would win that district these days? Jenks, maybe?
*D'Angelo Ortiz, the 8-year-old son of Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, was given a contract by the American League team for $5. It was a reward of sorts after D'Angelo hit a home run during a recent Little League Baseball game. He joined his father at a news conference last week announcing David's new two-year deal with the Red Sox.
*Austin Auction Gallery completed its sale of the Darrell and Edith Royal estate on Sunday, and as expected, several of Coach Royal's possessions went for high-dollar amounts. Although Royal had long retired as the Texas Longhorns' legendary coach, he still received championship and bowl rings. A Big 12 title ring from 1999 sold for $17,000, and a 2006 Rose Bowl ring, when Texas trimmed USC 41-38, went for $105,000. But other items sold for big bucks that probably shouldn't have. A pin back badge that said, "Texas Longhorns National Champions 1963" with orange and white ribbons and an attached football charm sold for $550. Find the right garage sale and that badge might sell for a buck.
Looking back: 1992 Pizza Hut caper
It's been 20 years since a simple, fun promotion went awry for the University of Central Oklahoma athletic department and a national pizza chain.
A fan was chosen by drawing from a Wantland Stadium football crowd to try a 35-yard field goal. A missed kick, and the contestant would get an A for effort. A successful kick, and the contestant would entitle each fan a free medium pie coupon good at two Pizza Hut locations in Edmond.
Tobey Simpson of Oklahoma City wound up as the person who would attempt the kick — and the UCO student just happened to be a homecoming queen escort that afternoon. Simpson, still wearing a tie, shed a shoe and sock. He lined up for the kick and barefooted the ball between the uprights with room to spare.
Simpson became a popular dude to everyone in the crowd, who walked out with one coupon.
Little did UCO officials know that two years earlier, in 1988, Simpson was an Oklahoman All-City honorable mention kicker for Westmoore High School. That 35-yarder was easy money for Simpson.
And little did UCO officials know that fans would take the black and white coupons and make copies and copies and more copies.
In a 1992 Oklahoman story, Bronchos sports information director Mike Kirk said approximately 3,000 coupons were used over the next 36 hours, most at a Pizza Hut just south of 2nd St. on Broadway in Edmond. The story said people were lined up outside the now-closed restaurant waiting to claim their free pizza pie, courtesy of Simpson's foot.
Simpson's current whereabouts is not known. But Kirk, who remains at UCO, said the Pizza Hut stores in Edmond "got overrun to the point where a couple of employees walked out in the madness. I got an angry phone call that night from one of the managers, and I'm sure (then UCO athletic director Skip Wagnon) did as well. That wasn't such a good time."
Name game
According to The Complete Book of Sports Nicknames, three professional athletes were known as "Mad Dog."
*Fred Carter, who played the 1969-77 NBA seasons with either Baltimore, Philadelphia or Milwaukee. Carter was traded by the 76ers to Milwaukee in December 1976 for a second-round pick in the 1979 draft. Philly used that choice on Maurice Cheeks, now an assistant coach with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
*Mike Curtis, an All-Pro linebacker from 1965-75 with the Baltimore Colts. Curtis delivered vicious hits to running backs and quarterbacks — and even town clowns. During a game against the Miami Dolphins in Baltimore, a fan ran on the field and picked up the football and started toward the sideline. Curtis charged the intruder and hit him so hard the ball popped loose.
*Bill Madlock, a three-time All-Star infielder who played with six teams over the 1973-87 seasons. Madlock, who had a career .305 batting average, was traded several times involving players with Oklahoma ties: Fergie Jenkins (former Guthrie resident, 89ers pitching coach); the late Bobby Murcer (Oklahoma City native) and Cecil Espy (89ers outfielder).


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Town of Brookfield approves apartments rezoning
A proposal to develop a three-story building with 27 apartments has received zoning approval from the Town of Brookfield.
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President Barack Obama's re-election has secured the future of health care reform, and many believe that will dramatically change the profit picture for hospitals.
As many as 10% of all patients that hospitals treat are uninsured, said Whit Mayo, senior research analyst for health care facilities and services in the Nashville, Tenn., office of Robert W. Baird & Co. Consequently, charity and uncompensated care represent, on average, as much as 30% of hospitals' revenue, he said. »Read Full Article(14)


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=== Sports Transactions from The Sports Network ===
=== Wednesday, August 27, 2014 ===
Baltimore Orioles - Recalled catcher Steve Clevenger from Norfolk (IL);
optioned pitchers Wei-Yin Chen and Kevin Gausman to the Gulf Coast League
Boston Red Sox - Recalled pitcher Edwin Escobar from Pawtucket (IL); optioned
pitcher Heath Hembree to Pawtucket.
Chicago Cubs - Recalled outfielder Jorge Soler and infielder Logan Watkins
from Iowa (PCL); placed outfielders Justin Ruggiano and Ryan Sweeney on the
15-day disabled list.
Colorado Rockies - Placed pitcher Boone Logan and catcher Wilin Rosario on the
15-day disabled list; recalled pitcher Christian Friedrich and catcher Jackson
Williams from Colorado Springs (PCL).
Kansas City Royals - Recalled pitcher Liam Hendriks from Omaha (PCL); optioned
pitcher Aaron Crow to Northwest Arkansas (Texas).
Oakland Athletics - Recalled pitcher Drew Pomeranz from Sacramento (PCL);
optioned first baseman Nate Freiman to Beloit (Midwest).
Seattle Mariners - Recalled pitcher Erasmo Ramirez from Tacoma (PCL); optioned
pitcher James Paxton to Tacoma.
Toronto Blue Jays - Recalled pitcher Chad Jenkins from Buffalo (IL);
designated pitcher Sergio Santos for assignment.
Los Angeles Clippers - Agreed to a contract extension with head coach Doc
Rivers through the 2018-19 season.
Miami Heat - Signed guard Shannon Brown.
Arizona Cardinals - Signed defensive lineman Tommy Kelly to a one-year
contract; released defensive lineman Ryan McBean.
Baltimore Ravens - Signed cornerback Derek Cox; waived wide receiver Jace
Cincinnati Bengals - Signed linebacker Vontaze Burfict to a three-year
contract extension through the 2017 season.
Dallas Cowboys - Claimed cornerback Jemea Thomas off waivers from the New
England Patriots; waived wide receiver Tim Benford.
Kansas City Chiefs - Signed guard Mike McGlynn; waived offensive lineman Ben
Seattle Seahawks - Claimed center Patrick Lewis off waivers from the
Jacksonville Jaguars; signed running back Demitrius Bronson; released
linebacker Marcus Dowtin and offensive lineman Greg Van Roten.
Tennessee Titans - Agreed to terms with defensive tackle Jurrell Casey on a
multi-year contract extension.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) - Signed offensive lineman Devin Tyler to the
practice roster.
Boston Bruins - Agreed to a long-term affiliation agreement with Providence
Calgary Flames - Signed forward Lance Bouma to a one-year contract.
Philadelphia Flyers - Re-signed defenseman Brandon Manning to a one-year
Idaho State - Suspended linebacker PJ Gremaud indefinitely.
North Carolina - Suspended defensive players Des Lawrence, Donnie Miles, M.J.
Stewart and Brian Walker one game apiece for violating team policy.
Portland State - Announced athletics director Michael Chisholm will be leaving
the school, effective Nov. 1, to pursue other career opportunities.
Southern California - Suspended defensive back Josh Shaw indefinitely.
Virginia Tech - Extended the contract of head football coach Frank Beamer for
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Bulgaria has substantial green growth potential, but it depends upon bold and systematic actions in areas like agriculture, energy efficiency, and green manufacturing, says Markus Repnik, World Bank Country Manager for Bulgaria. Read More »
The development objective of the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Energy Efficiency Project for Turkey is to improve the efficiency of energy use in small and medium enterprises, by scaling-up comm... Show More +
Private Sector Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project
The objective of the Private Sector Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project for Turkey is to help increase privately owned and operated energy production from indigenous renewable sources withi... Show More +
The objective of the Croatia Energy Efficiency Project is to increase the demand for and supply of energy efficiency projects and services. The project has four components. Component 1 finances energ... Show More +
Podhale Geothermal District Heating & Environment Project
The primary development objective of the Podhale Geothermal district Heating is to reduce air pollution from local coal-fired space-heating boilers through increased utilization of clean energy resour... Show More +
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The Power System Improvement Project for Macedonia aims to achieve the following: 1) increase the efficiency of hydropower generation; 2) expand the generating capacity of the major hydropower plants ... Show More +
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The objectives of the Environment Project are to: 1) reduce ambient concentrations of particulate matter (for particles of less than 10 microns in diameter) and sulfur dioxide along with the health da... Show More +
Katowice Heat Supply & Conservation Project
The objectives of the Katowice Heat Supply and Conservation Project are to: 1) enhance energy conservation and efficiency in the district heating sector; 2) extend the life of existing district heatin... Show More +
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The Energy and Environment Project will support Hungary's reform program by mitigating the country's dependence on energy imports from a single source; by increasing efficiency, reliability and flexib... Show More +
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- ITV Report
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Cardiff in contention to become global cricket base
Cardiff is in contention to become a base for international cricket's governing body.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering moving its administrative base from its current location in Dubai, either here to Wales, to Singapore, or Colombo in Sri Lanka.
The proposals have been put forward by an ICC committee, and are due to be discussed at a board meeting in Dubai next week.
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Matthew Maynard in line for Glamorgan return
The suggestion comes almost four years after Maynard walked out due to a behind-the-scenes dispute.Read the full story ›
Radford named Glamorgan coach
Glamorgan have appointed former Middlesex coach and West Indies assistant Toby Radford as their new head coach, taking over the role vacated by Mathew Mott in the summer. Forty-one-year-old Radford beat Glamorgan stalwarts Robert Croft and Steve Watkin to the appointment.
Radford's post will begin officially on November 1st after Glamorgan secure final termination of his current role as batting coach to the West Indies national side where he has guided the likes of Chris Gayle and Shivnarine Chanderpaul in both long and short forms of the game.
Born in Caerphilly, Radford featured for both Middlesex and Sussex as a batsman and ocasional off-spinner during the mid-nineties before moving into coaching with Berkshire Minor Counties, while still featuring for Glamorgan 2nd XI.
"I am honoured to have been offered this position and look forward to working with Chief Executive and Director of Cricket Hugh Morris, and the playing and coaching staff of Glamorgan in bringing success back to the County I supported as a youngster"It was great to see the team reaching a Lord's final at the end of the season, and I believe we have a wonderful opportunity of building on this success and developing a team of which the Welsh nation can be proud."
Glamorgan lose YB40 final at Lord's
Glamorgan have lost the Yorkshire Bank 40 Final at Lord's.
Nottinghamshire won the match by 87 runs.
The Midlands team set a tricky target of 245 for 8 in their innings. Glamorgan started strongly reaching 108/2, then a quick succession of wickets saw Samit Patel bowling out Chris Cooke, Jim Allenby and Murray Goodwin.
Glamorgan ended all out for 157, with 7 overs left.
Glamorgan currently 115/4 at Lord's
Patel bowls Allenby for 34. Glam 115/4 in the 22nd over
After 20 overs: Glamorgan 108/3 10 runs ahead of #Outlaws at the half way stage
Glamorgan take on Nottinghamshire at Lord's
Glamorgan face Nottinghamshire in the YB40 final at Lord's. It is Glamorgan's first Lord's Cup Final appearance in 13 years.
Outlaws team: Hales, Lumb, Taylor, Patel, Hussey, Read (c) (wkt), Mullaney, Broad, Swann, Shahzad, Gurney
Glam - Rees, Wallace, Cooke, Allenby, Goodwin, Wright, Wagg, Salter, Cosker, Hogan and S Jones.
Rare cricket hat-trick at Swalec Stadium
Australia's Clint McKay takes a rare three wickets in three balls at the Swalec Stadium to reduce England to 8-3 as they attempt to level the one-day international series. England are still chasing more than 200 runs to win the match in Cardiff.
Cardiff host England v Australia
The SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff will welcome it's 100,000th fan through the gates today as England and Australia meet in the fourth One Day International. Over 14,000 tickets have been sold for today's fixture.
Since the stadium was re-developed in 2008, before the Ashes the following year, international cricket at the venue has seen a dramatic increase in supporter numbers which is extremely heartening, especially given the fact that we are celebrating our 125th anniversary this year.
Glamorgan to face Notts in YB40 final
Cricket and Glamorgan will face Nottinghamshire in the YB40 final at Lords later this month.
The Welsh county overcame last year's winners Hampshire by 31 runs to book their place finally giving Glammy fans something to celebrate after an otherwise disappointing season.
Glamorgan beat Hampshire to go through final
Glamorgan have won Yorkshire Bank 40 game against Hampshire at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton by 31 runs.
Glamorgan were put in to bat first after losing the toss but made 234 for 4 in their innings. Hampshire went on to score 203 for 8, putting Glamorgan through to the final at Lords.


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Tomatoes Stuffed with Macaroni and Cheese
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|Firm tomatoes
|4 Large
|Elbow macaroni
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Thin white sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Processed american cheddar cheese
|3 Tablespoon, shredded
|Melted butter/Melted margarine / fat / salad oil
|4 Teaspoon
|Buttered day old bread crumbs
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Scoop out the pulp and juice from the tomatoes (use pulp and juice for stewed tomatoes, tomato sauce, etc.), and sprinkle the insides well with salt.
Cook and drain the macaroni as in Boiled Macaroni.
(If you have the long strands of macaroni, break up into pieces 1" long.) Mix well with the white sauce, in which is blended 2 tablesp of the cheese.
Put 1 teasp of the melted butter in each tomato, and fill witii some of the macaroni mixture.
Sprinkle the bread crumbs mixed with the remaining 1 tablesp grated cheese on top of the macaroni, and bake the tomatoes in a moderately hot oven of 375°F for 20 min.
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Barbara Walters Nabs Exclusive Interview With the Obamas
The media maven will sit down with the president-elect and first lady-elect
Walters will conduct the interview late in the day in Chicago and will discuss how the Obama family is managing having their lives turned upside down, the transition, foreign policy and the state of the economy.
The Obamas' visit to "60 Minutes" earlier this month spelled top ratings for the show and for the network.
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A lovely shot of the bird in it's natural habitat. Y*. I see the latin name includes 'garrulus' but in my experience Jays are not at all garrulous! In fact, they are mostly silent, slipping through the trees without a sound. I guess whoever named the bird was being ironic!
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Every faculty and staff member receives a limit, or "quota," in the amount of space in each mailbox. Quotas are essential in maintaining the stability and resource allocation on the Exchange (e-mail) server.
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OMIG published Compliance Guidance 2014 - 04 Revision # 1. This compliance guidance gives information relevant to inpatient chemical dependency rehabilitation and outpatient chemical dependency services providers. This document is part of a series of guidance documents that can be seen here.
The Affordable Care Act requires Medicaid providers to "self-disclose" - to report and return any dollars that the provider should not have received. In order to aid providers in this process, on August 6th, 2014 the Office of the Medicaid Inspector General (OMIG) hosted a webinar that shows Medicaid providers in New York how to self disclose. Self disclosure efforts by OMIG and providers yielded over $20 million in returned payments during OMIG's last reporting year. OMIG suggests that every Medicaid provider view Webinar #21 - Self Disclosure to understand how the process works, and what they can do as a provider to comply with this important requirement.
A Nassau County physician, Mark Shaffer, was denied reinstatement into the New York State Medicaid program following an evaluation of his application by the New York State Office of the Medicaid Inspector General. This denial was based on concerns about his past behavior which had included failure to maintain patient records, allowing unqualified staff to administer inoculations, and filing false reports with the aim of inflating insurance reimbursements.
Shaffer has been excluded from participation in the Medicaid program since 2007 and recently applied for reinstatement. The exclusion was based on a consent order he signed with the New York State Board of Professional Medical Conduct in which he "agreed not to contest" charges of negligence on more than one occasion.
As the result of the signed consent order, his medical license was suspended for one year, with active suspension for the first three months and the final nine months stayed. He was then placed on probation for 36 months and required to practice under the supervision of another physician throughout the 36-month period.
After a full review of the facts supplied to the agency with his re-application materials, OMIG issued the denial for reinstatement into Medicaid. OMIG made this determination via authority under the regulations guiding the agency. Following OMIG's determination, Shaffer will remain on the Exclusion/Termination list. Providers must make a formal application to be considered for removal from this list. Shaffer must wait at least two years from the date of the denial letter before submitting another application for reinstatement to the Medicaid program.
Details of the process are available on the OMIG Web site, including the ability to check the Exclusion/Termination list for additional names.
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The OMIG may sanction some providers by excluding them from participating in the Medicaid program. These providers are excluded from offering services to Medicaid enrollees and also cannot be paid with Medicaid dollars. Prior to adding new staff members, employers should check to see if prospective employees have been excluded from Medicaid. To make it easier to perform such a check, OMIG set up a dedicated service to check the status of any exclusion.
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Overclocking in Core i7-4770 not Possible
June 14, 2013
Intel has made it official that it will not let the non-K series processor, say Core i7-4770 to be overclocked. So yes, while Haswell gives you more flexibility in the form of additional base clock straps, these straps have been disabled in non-K series parts.
This implies that overclocking is only available in K-series processors like Core i7-4770K. This series is $20-30 more expensive than their non K-series counterparts. For instance, Core i7-4770K is $30 more expensive than Core i7-4770.
If your buying a top end i7 like this why wouldn't you get the K version. Some people don't like to overclock which is fine, but why even bother making the non K model then.
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The past year's approach to evaluation was driven by the need to collect formative assessment data to guide program design and baseline data to gauge CCE impact in the future. We conducted evaluations of each major program (Summer Internships, Winternship, Urban Education Internship, Community Engagement Orientation Trip, and CE Leader Program) and we have consciously shifted the focus of these evaluations to student reports of activities, learning, skill development, and impact on educational and career choices. We also surveyed community agencies in order to find out more about how these organizations work with AmherstCollege student volunteers. Our largest single data collection effort was a needs assessment survey sent to all first year students, sophomores and juniors. In addition, we conducted several studies to understand and improve our operations. A description of our evaluation activities for the 2007-2008 academic year can be found here.
Please contact Ethan Kolek, Director of Evaluation and Associate Director of Institutional Research with questions about evaluation activities.
Summary of Assessment and Evaluation Activities 2007-2008
Student Participation in CCE Activities 2007-2008Summer Internship Experiences EvaluationPersonal Interviews of Pipeline Interns' Experiences in Summer ProgramSurvey of Orientation Trip Participants and LeadersFollow-up Survey of Trip Participants (Conducted Spring 2008)Winternship EvaluationUrban Education EvaluationCCE Leaders EvaluationsNeeds Assessment survey of all First Year Students, Sophomores, and Juniors
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RIPON – Stephanie Hobbs is breaking out her running shoes.
Nearly 20 members of the Manteca High School Band have made the cut to be in the Manteca Unified School District's All-District Honor Band.
Manteca High School is gearing for the annual special Valentine's Day dance for special students in the Manteca Unified School District area as well as other places in San Joaquin County.
The second enrollment meeting for the Great Valley Academy Manteca will be held Thursday, Jan. 27, starting at 6 p.m. at The Place of Refuge (Assembly of God) church's Manteca Christian School.
RIPON – Stephanie Hobbs had all of her bases covered when it came to raising money to help renovate the aging Stouffer Field complex at Ripon High.
For the second time since December, Great Valley Academy is on waiting mode.
Great Valley Academy's application for a charter school in Manteca was unanimously denied by the Manteca Unified School Board of Trustees in December.
WESTON RANCH - The school colors for the Cougars are still maroon and gray.
Lukas Carroll lays motionless on the ground while a team of firefighters and paramedics – their outlines hazy from the exhaust in the cold morning air – work relentlessly to save his young teenage life.
Registration is currently under way for the spring semester at the Lindbergh School in Manteca.
The City of Ripon officials are hoping to conduct a Fourth of July community fireworks celebration at Stouffer Field.
A "Robotics Competition" involving business and engineering in Sacramento will involve 22 Ripon Christian High School students from all grade levels.
Open Enrollment Request forms will be available at all Manteca Unified School District sites starting Wednesday.
RIPON – While the project itself is still in the conceptual phase, Ripon Community Athletic Foundation Design Coordinator Keith Anderson is lobbying hard for the installation of artificial surfaces for both the turf and the track at Ripon High's Stouffer Field.
The Manteca Parks and Recreation Department is again offering a Portuguese class geared for those of Portuguese descent who wants to learn more about their history, or just anyone interested in knowing more about this culture other than festas and bullfights.
"Summer" vacation for 600 plus Manteca Unified students starts in mid-December and ends in mid-March.
The season for Pomp and Circumstance at Manteca Unified School District will kick off on Thursday, May 21.
Thunderous cheers filled the air Friday noon as Nile Garden School seventh grade students opened their 20th Celtic Faire in the school's courtyard with the blessing of their history teacher "King Lewis" after he was pulled into the heart of the activities by a pair of bards.
Douglas and Antoinette Carraway experienced racism at Walter Woodward Elementary School.
There were plenty of things said during the discussion about whether Manteca Unified School Board Trustee Sam Fant should face censure for his behavior surrounding a set of personal Facebook pictures of a district employee that took the air out of the room Thursday night.
Filling the seat vacated by Alexander Bronson could be the first time area-only elections are conducted in the Manteca Unified School District.
Both of the Manteca Unified school board members who were charged last month with a host of felonies stemming from a voter fraud inquiry into registering to vote to run for trustee positions they were not legally entitled were notified days in advance by the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office that the charges were coming.
This summer, Great Valley Writing Project at CSU Stanislaus will offer academic writing camps for K-12 students in Manteca, Ripon, and Tracy. Since 2005, these programs have been advertised as "GVWP Writing & Technology Workshops," but they recently changed their title to "Great Valley Writing Camps."
Facebook could be getting another Manteca Unified School District board member in trouble.
Claudette Alves chased her students through the bark, around the bars and up the flight of stairs that lead to the slides.
The San Joaquin AgFest Junior Show and Auction is scheduled next month.
Great Valley Writing Project at CSU Stanislaus will offer summer writing programs in Manteca, Ripon, and Tracy for students who are currently enrolled in grades K-12. Enrollment is open to the public.
Manteca Unified high school students and their parents now have expanded choices.
It's been a banner week for Sierra High senior Riley Cardoza – and it's only Tuesday.
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The Joe Flacco era commenced yesterday with little fanfare from the strong arm that made him the Ravens' franchise quarterback.
Instead, Flacco's initiation into the NFL was defined by his legs, his wits and his grit.
Running 38 yards into the end zone off an audible and providing the key block on the Ravens' other touchdown, Flacco placed his hard-nosed stamp on the Ravens' season-opening 17-10 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.
In a town where a blue-collar defense has dominated the football landscape for the past decade, Flacco supplied a workmanlike performance of his own, one that was warmly embraced by the sellout crowd of 70,978.
In the first half, fans waved purple placards that read, "Wacko 4 Flacco." In the second half, the crowd chanted, "Let's go Flacco," something none of the previous 15 starting quarterbacks in Ravens history had ever inspired.
"I kind of thought I heard it, but I wasn't really sure. I thought, 'Why would they be doing that?'" Flacco said with a laugh. "Hey, if I can keep them on my side like that, it will be a good time."
The 18th overall pick in this year's draft, Flacco was thrust into the starting role because medical issues sidelined the team's top two quarterbacks, Troy Smith (tonsil infection) and Kyle Boller (season-ending shoulder injury).
Not surprisingly, he finished with a less-than-stellar stat line: 15-for-29 passing for 129 yards and a 63.7quarterback rating. But the key was he didn't turn the ball over and turned up the intensity when it was required.
With the Ravens holding a 10-3 lead late in the third quarter, Flacco delivered a significant blow by scrambling 38 yards for a touchdown, his longest run in a game since high school.
The memorable dash began with modest expectations.
"I started running, and I was thinking, 'first down, first down, first down,'" Flacco said of the run that came on first-and-10. "I got to the first-down point, and I thought, 'Oh, my gosh, I don't think there's anybody there.' I just started going upfield, and I just thought, 'I'm going to get in the end zone here.'"
The play started with a fake handoff and a rollout to the right by Flacco, who received some help from a couple of teammates.
Center Jason Brown hustled nearly 20 yards downfield to take out one defender, and wide receiver Mark Clayton blocked a cornerback inside the 5-yard line.
That created a clear path for Flacco, who dived into the end zone for his first career touchdown.
"The whole time I was thinking, 'Please, if somebody's about to run and hit you, just slide,'" Brown said. "But the kid has so much heart. I knew that he wasn't going to do that. He had his eyes dead set on the end zone. He was going to get in there no matter what."
The touchdown was more impressive because it wasn't planned that way.
"I thought he was supposed to hand it off to somebody," Brown said.
But Flacco noticed the intended run play wouldn't work because the Bengals were blitzing up the middle. So, rather than handing the ball off to his running back, Flacco called an audible that kept the ball in his hands.
"It was really more of a mental play than it was a physical one," coach John Harbaugh said.
Ravens 17, Bengals 10
Game 1: Flacco off and running in debut
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The Near Eastern Archaeology Foundation at the University of Sydney (NEAF) facilitates research in the archaeology of the Near East, Egypt and Cyprus, and brings the world of Near Eastern archaeology to the general public.NEAF activites include public lectures and seminars, archaeological study tours, publications, and sponsorship of the archaeological expedition to Pella in Jordan. NEAF also provides annual research grants to students in Australia and New Zealand.
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Lots of photos today . . . about just that, DeWitt being a former 1810 NYC mayor (after becoming disgruntled as US Senator from NY state . . . and before going on to other offices) greatly responsible for up-commercializing the waters around the city so that the other five boros would come into being.
Denizens today, include all manner of critters, plus folks like these McQuaid rowers who come to help others.
Or like Ra to prove something.
Notice the salad growing on the outriggers and elsewhere.
Or to heal, while kayaking 6000 miles.
Folks come to the canal to tootle around on interesting boats like this 1973 Albin 25. Here's a similar boat.
Or this antique. Sorry I don't know the manufacturer of Lazy Bones.
Or this Island Packet with an unusual tender.
A Lagoon 43 power cat.
A Mark V design.
Boats from distant ends of the US . . .
and beyond.
In case you don't recognize the flag there from World Cup play, Zwerver is Dutch.
All manner of denizens travel along the banks whether for shelter or
an interest in technological history like this and
lots like this.
Cheap living space with unique roommates can be had too.
The canal is a place of work too. …
and commerce past . . . like 127′ Alanson Sumner, built by the Goble yard in 1872; and
present . . . like the half century young Margot.
Come on up, stick your neck out like Chelydra s. here, and enjoy . . .
All photos taken in June by Will Van Dorp.
Happy Independence Day . . .
So let's start with June 2014 at the north end of the Oswego Canal . . . that's Kathy Lynn way in the distance to the left.
Port of Oswego also sees its share of international tugs . . . Wilf Seymour (ex-M. Moran) here with the multifunctional barge Alouette Spirit is Canadian.
That diagonally mounted grate on the bow of the barge is a ramp to allow RORO use.
Wm. Donnelly is . . .
a D. A. Collins tug, and . . .
also working on the Amsterdam dam (!) is an Arundel Marine tug called Sarah Leanne.
Collamore . . . I can find nothing about.
Here northbound on the Hudson while I was behind a dirty window . . . that may be HR Bass (scroll through) passing Peebles Island.
And for the last photo today, enjoy another of Margot, here housedown as she leaves Lock 19 eastbound.
All photos by Will Van Dorp, who's thrilled to be back where his upstate roots are.
Here was Highway the first and second.
The photo below I took on June 22. Cheyenne was headed for Erie PA and Margot was St. Lawrence bound.
June 23 . . . Margot pushes her load out into Lake Ontario past Kathy Lynn and the dredge working the mouth of Oswego harbor,
Massena bound.
This photo I took on June 30, as Margot and light barge eastbound arrive at top of Lock 19. . .
and eases into the chamber.
June 28 Margot, house lowered heads towards the top of Lock 11 in Amsterdam.
And here, credit goes to the photographer on the Tugboat Roundup FB page, Margot, accompanied by Frances, is northbound on the Hudson moving a beautifully bedazzled Slater.
Many thanks to Paul Strubeck, the photographer of the photo above. All others are by Will Van Dorp.
Just a note . . . some of my posts are "text light" this summer because those are assembled as I travel with an aging laptop that is increasing out of touch with the WordPress software. I'm investigating an iPad upgrade and welcome input on dealing with what I understand as an inability to download camera photos of iPad.
Also, if anyone along the Oswego or Erie Canals reads this and got photos this week of Cheyenne with two scows, please share them with me?
In reverse commentary on the photos above, photo #9 just above was the heron that checked me back into Waterford after seven days on the Canal. Photo #1 way above is the heron that stood guard in Oswego. In between . . . Margot and Cheyenne headed west and then east. Enjoy these photos sent along on this inflexible old laptop. As of this writing, I'm guessing Margot is approaching the sixth boro for the dazzled Slater move tomorrow. I hope my sixth boro friends get good pics of the move from KVK to albany.
More photos soon.
Here's the first in this series. David sent me some photos earlier this week and offered to write the commentary as well. Hence the quotation marks.
"Marie J. Turecamo steam harmlessly through the harbor."
"James Turecamo makes a splash as she heads towards the Kill."
Lincoln Sea sits patiently in the notch of the DBL 140."
"Two displays of heritage in the form of New York State Marine Highway tug Margot and Ellis Island."
"Herbert P. Brake pushes a scrap barge (possible future additions to her hull?) through the harbor."
"Crystal Cutler pushes the Patricia Poling as Andrew Barbieri bears down upon her."
My take: if a waterborne Rip van Winkle had fallen asleep 80 years ago and awakened today, the bridge and the light might be among the very few structures he would recognize.
"Stephen Reinauer steams lite through the harbor towards her next assignment."
"Ever ready, ever vigilant."
Thanks, David. The sixth boor's the star here, IMHO. To post some corny doggerel in Poetry Month "collaboration is the game and "sixth boro" the star's name!
As Harvey (1931) made its way northward from a dry dock visit, Slater (1944) was a hundred miles upriver, making its way south. The next two photos come from Birk Thomas, taken north of Newburgh NY as sun was lowering onto the hills in the west.
Benjamin Elliot (1960) is the assist tug. Margot (1958) has Slater alongside . . the other side.
John Dunn caught this photo of the tow south of Newburgh, after sunset.
Since Margot cannot be seen in the photos above, here's her profile as I shot it back in September 2013.
Many thanks to Birk and John for the photos.
It's Margot, last included on this blog here. Guess the location?
And a former fleet mate of Frances, it's Catherine Turecamo . .. with Gage Paul Thornton way in the background.
Here's a closer-up of Gage Paul with Robbins Light in the background.
New York Central No. 13 . . . changing at a glacial pace and probably regressing, not progressing. My last photo of this boat might be here.
Here's Robert leaving the sixth boro this morning with a tow that
includes dredge McCaskill, which I previously featured here high and dry and here from the inside.
East Coast meets west coast this morning alongside Corossol.
The newer Dean headed eastbound on the KVK and
and finally . . another configuration of Marjorie B. McAllister.
All photos taken this week by Will Van Dorp.
Oh . . . Margot's location in the first photo is Tottenville NY, with Outerbridge Crossing in the background.
Darell T. Gilbert took this foto . . . a hot air balloon over the water in Red Hook around the 5th of January. WTF?!@#@!! Anyone know the story?
Thanks to Sam Zapadinsky . . . can you identify this creature walking on the icy upper Hudson? Coyote? Here's a post from a few years ago of eagles on the mostly frozen river.
Sam also took this foto from the tug Frances, which
is the forwardmost tug in this foto by Bob Dahringer. Frances and Kathleen Turecamo move crude oil tanker Afrodite into the dock in Albany, one of many water tasks that happens whether the temperatures are 0 or 100.
And finally, Mike Abegg took this foto of Alice Oldendorff in the Brooklyn Navy yard, taking on
fuel. Quantico Creek and a Dann Marine boat (either Chesapeake or Discovery Coast) assist with this operation in the ice-choked area around the docks.
Thanks much to Darell, Sam, Bob, and Mike for these fotos.
Click here for Bob Dahringer's YouTube videos, recently with a lot of ice.
Check this video report on USCG ice-breaking in the upper Hudson as well as this one of Ellen McAllister shifting ships safely on cold days.
Now here from Harbin, China is a completely other reaction to cold weather.
Not Afrodite although Apollon is otherwise a twin.
This IS Afrodite. All the rest of these fotos are compliments of Paul Strubeck.
In this set of Paul's fotos, you may conclude that his conveyance is overtaking Afrodite, but I'm reversing the order as the vessel Afrodite–leaves the upper Hudson running towards sea and St. John.
Click here for the rest of the TCM (I'm not sure why the T-E- N) fleet.
This looks like Kathleen Turecamo and Frances assisting Afrodite out of the berth.
I took the first foto, but all the others I am grateful to Paul Strubeck for.
I'll 'fess up . . . this is the picture in my head when I think of Afrodite. And here is a former USN vessel by that same name!
. .. that gray vessel on the Jersey side just north of the Outerbridge, we know what it is, and
that's Vulcan III at its stern, but what is it doing in the Arthur Kill portion of the sixth boro? Just curious if anyone out there knows . . . Here and here are more sites on IX 514.
And this from l'amiga . . . Frances pushing north and Captain D pushing south . . .
kind of a reminder me of a Dr. Doolittle character . . . pushmi-pullyu . .
I hope a reader can clarify above vessel and procedure.
The first two fotos come compliments of Tony Acabono, and the last two by l'amiga, both of whom I'm grateful to for passing them along.
And to paraphrase the former vizier of defense, there are known unknowns and unknown unknowns . . . as in these two additional fotos from l'amiga.
I know this is Grey Shark, but will the trucks onboard come back? What if anything is in them? If they return, will they be empty?
Any answers to any questions would be quite satisfactory.


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Waterford - Formerly a staple of the southeastern Connecticut seafood harvest, Niantic River scallops are now increasingly rare, even in the waters that once bore them in bounty. The diminished population of the mollusks led the Waterford-East Lyme Shellfish Commission Thursday night to decide to not sell permits or open this year's scallop season.
The commission, which is made up of Waterford, East Lyme and Niantic residents, came to the decision "reluctantly," commission member Eric N. Kanter said.
"Due to the short life cycle of bay scallops, natural factors, and possibly the heavy rainfall at the beginning of the summer, the population is just not there," Kanter said in an email. "The wardens and commissioners searched diligently for scallops but found only a few."
Peter D. Harris, commission chairman, said the commission did not want to open the season and accept payment from fishermen for permits, only to have the population of scallops be a disappointment.
"If we sell permits, we want them to be able to go out and harvest scallops," Harris said. "We think it would be inappropriate to sell permits when we know the scallop stock is limited."
Two years ago, the commission sold permits and allowed scallop harvesting in the Niantic River for the first time in about a decade, Harris said. Last year was a particularly successful season, spurring a renewed interest in non-commercial scallop fishing."There was a lot of enthusiasm and people were all excited for this year," Harris said. "It's unfortunate. When we went out in August and September and didn't see many scallops, it was a big disappointment."
Jon Hillyer, the third-generation owner of Hillyer's Tackle Shop in Mago Point, said he's been fielding calls from fishermen who hoped the scallop season would open soon.
"The phone has been ringing quite a bit with people inquiring about permits," Hillyer, himself a scallop fisherman, said. "A lot of people heard about how good it was last year and they wanted to get back into it and jump on the bandwagon."
Hillyer said his business saw a boost in sales from scallop fishermen buying nets, spotters and long gloves last year.
"We've been without (a scallop season) for so long that to have a year like last year was unexpected," Hillyer said. "They're very fragile. Everything needs to be just right and there's a lot that comes into play."
One theory on the declining population, Harris said, suggests that scallops are susceptible to fluctuations in salinity caused by an influx of fresh water. "We had many heavy rainfalls that pushed a lot of fresh water into the river, so that may have caused the scallop population to decline," he said. "Scallops are somewhat mobile, so they could have left the river and gone out into the bay where the salinity is more stable."
Niantic River scallops were once plentiful and were a delicacy popular on restaurant menus as far away as California, Hillyer said. "I've lived on the river for 52 years, and back in the day, when we first moved here in the '60s, the scallops were plentiful," commission member Fred Grimsey said. "It was amazing; you'd go out and in a couple of hours you'd get your quota."
Hillyer said that, for him and many others, scallop fishing was a family activity in the 1960s and '70s. That tradition, he said, helped spark the scallop fishing resurgence of the past two seasons.
"It seems to be deep-set in people," he said. "I think it means a lot to a lot of people to be able to go."
Despite the setback of a canceled season and the uncertainty about what has caused the diminished population, Harris said the commission will continue to stock the river with seed scallops, as it does each year, in hopes of seeing the popular mollusk bounce back.
"We have always wanted to return to the famous years where there were so many scallops out there, but I think there are a lot of factors that have to come into play," Harris said. "We were very eager to try and have another successful season, but unfortunately that's not the case."
Portion of Ocean Avenue in New London is closed after car snaps utility pole
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Eastern Pequot chairman vows to fight new tribal recognition rule
New London middle school to get nearly $3 million to fund new programs
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Newly signed state budget changes funding for cities and towns
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Police: Maine man shoots off fireworks mortar tube from top of his head, dies
New London man charged with failing to safeguard gun discharged at middle school
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'Tis that season again. Time to rack your brain in an attempt to remember if someone has left hints as to what they'd like to receive this holiday season.
Nothing coming to mind? We'll help you out with this budget-friendly list of gear that any bassin' fan would love to get — or give.
Sisson Design Dangle Berry
This weighted hook has a free-sliding weight that shifts as movement is imparted to the bait. Translation? When you put a Fluke/Senko/swimbait on the hook, the weight keeps the bait keeled when it's being retrieved; and when it is stopped, the weight makes the bait flutter downward, rather than just sinking. When popped along, the bait darts from side to side.
$5.98 for a 3-pack
OK, so you may not need this at the moment, but come spring, your sun-starved skin will need all the protection it can get. Beyond Coastal's specially formulated Natural line of sunscreen is designed for skin exposed to extreme sunlight. It offers full UVA and UVB protection and is water-resistant.
Beyond Coastal's Natural has ingredients designed to hydrate, repair and restore skin that has been overexposed.
$5.99 for 1-ounce tube; $15.99 for 4-ounce tube
Princeton Tec Byte headlamp
Quit fumbling around in the dark before launch. Rigging lures, unhooking your boat and even putting that pesky drain plug in are all a lot easier when you can see what you're doing. Princeton Tec's Byte headlamp showers darkness with 35 lumens of light.
The Byte also has a red LED that lasts for 146 hours and a white LED that lasts for 96 hours, all on two AAA batteries. The Byte also has high and low modes for longer burn times.
Those of us who have been around the lake a few times will remember Heddon's Punkinseed crankbait. This highly collectible lure can bring several hundred dollars for one in original packaging. However, you can get faithful reproductions to hang on your tree this year to remind you of the "good ol' days." Plus, if you order from www.lurenet.com, you get a free Heddon Rattlin' Spook with each set. One set contains 12 different Punkinseeds.
Bass Forever by Glen Lau with Ken Duke
With more than 15,000 hours underwater observing and filming bass, few have more insight into how bass live than legendary filmmaker Glen Lau. In Bass Forever, the man who made Bigmouth and Bigmouth Forever shares what he's learned about our favorite gamefish. The hardcover book is 176 pages with 60 full-color photos.
History buffs, anglers and especially angling history buffs will love Bass Fishing Vault: A Collector's Edition. This book comes alive in your hands with mementos of bass fishing history tucked away into pockets throughout the volume.
Readers will relish mementos such as the rules pamphlet for Ray Scott's 1967 All-American Invitational at Beaver Lake, the receipt for the first life member of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society, a 1902 certificate of guarantee from tackle manufacturer William Shakespeare Jr., and a patent for one of Ole Evinrude's earliest outboard motors, among other things. Bass Fishing Vault: A Collector's Edition can be found in bookstores or online.
Most every angler wears a hat while on the water, but most ball caps are more ornamental than practical. Outdoor Research's Sombriolet Sun Hat covers more real estate than any ball cap could and is loaded with angler-friendly features. It's made from UPF 50+ material, has vents for rapid cooling and has a sweat-wicking fabric in the crown. It's available in three sizes.
Julbo's newest frames are tailor-made for on-the-water activities. The Hike feature Falcon lenses, which are polarized, antireflective, smudge- and smear-resistant and photochromatic, meaning they change darkness as light levels fluctuate. The copper color is ideal for low-light activities and sight fishing. Three frame and lens combinations are available.


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Apple solar patent updated to cover multitouch and flexible displays
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Could allow solar charging to be built into iPhone, other devices
The US Patent and Trademark Office has granted Apple a modified version of an existing patent on integrating solar panels into mobile devices. Under the updated patent, solar cells could be inserted into multitouch or even flexible displays, simply included as another layer in the the display's surface. Apple's design might require the cells to be facing back into the device however, meaning that they would need fiber optics or parabolic mirrors to channel light to them.
Apple has yet to build solar panels into its displays, and it's uncertain if that will happen later. Even if the technology was implemented it would only help extend battery life, since Apple's devices are too often indoors, particularly when they need charging. At the same time that might be incentive enough, particularly for a device like the iWatch, intended to be worn everywhere.


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Blues Academy prop Bradley Thyer, who has been given a placement with Pontypridd RFC, has departed for a four month stint playing rugby 'down under' in Australia. more
Blues Academy prop Bradley Thyer, who has been given a placement with Pontypridd RFC, has departed for a four month stint playing rugby 'down under' in Australia. more
The SWALEC Cup quarter finals saw two home and two away victories, with Aberavon, Cross Keys, Llandovery and Pontypridd progressing to the semi final round. more
Pontypridd cruised into the semi final round of the SWALEC Cup with an emphatic 55pts to 15 home win over challengers Llanelli. more
Pontypridd RFC's two league matches home and away against Neath RFC, which were postponed earlier in the season, have now been given new dates. more
Pontypridd's credentials as SWALEC Cup holders will be put to the test on Saturday 22nd March with a home quarter final tie against Llanelli, the match kicking off at 2:30pm. more
Bydd Pontypridd a Llanelli yn herio ei gilydd unwaith eto yng Nghwpan Cymru ar ddydd Sadwrn 22ain o Fawrth, a hynny mewn ymgais i symud ymlaen i rownd gyn-derfynnol y gystadleuaeth. more
Two clubs with proud cup traditions go head to head in the quest for domestic silverware as Pontypridd host Llanelli on Saturday 22nd March. more
A lengthy injury list at Pontypridd RFC is gradually clearing up, with some players edging closer to full fitness but others struggling to see any action before the end of the current campaign. more
Pontypridd forged clear at the top of the Premiership table, the only one of the four top teams to secure a win over the weekend. more
Pontypridd travel to Swansea on Saturday 15th March for a top versus bottom Premiership tie that kicks off early at 11:45am. more
Four Pontypridd players turned out for Wales Sevens in an exhibition match at Twickenham following the England v Wales Six Nations international on Sunday 9th March. more
Defending champions Pontypridd reclaimed top spot in the Premiership following a 34pts to 14 home win over Carmarthen Quins. more
With the home straight coming into view, the race for a top place finish in the Principality Premiership is hotting up. A potential 'eight pointer' will be played at Sardis Road on Saturday 8th March where defending champions Pontypridd host current league leaders Carmarthen Quins. more
The set piece performance of Pontypridd's front five unit will be enhanced this season by additional coaching sessions taken by 'scrum doctor' Garin Jenkins. more
Pontypridd lock Lee Williams has been forced to bring his playing career to a premature end due to a persistent knee problem. more
One of the unsung heroes of the Pontypridd squad recently passed his landmark 100th appearance for the club - versatile hooker come flanker Tom Hetherington. more
The battle at the top of the Principality Premiership remained close fought as current leaders Carmarthen Quins and defending champions Pontypridd both won before they go head to head next weekend. more
Pontypridd resume their Principality Premiership league campaign on Saturday 1st March with a home tie against fellow title challengers Llandovery, the match kicking off at 2:30pm. more
Pontypridd will play their away Premiership match against Swansea on Saturday 15th March, kicking off early at 11:45am. more
The date and kick off time of the British & Irish Cup quarter final tie between Cornish Pirates and Pontypridd has been confirmed following negotiations between the two clubs. more
Pontypridd progressed to the quarter final stages of the SWALEC Cup with a hard fought home win over Newport on Saturday 22nd February - a result that was greeted with some relief within the camp. more
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