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Charlie Luquire of the Stop the Tax Hike Committee debated the Penny Sales Tax with Georgetown County Chamber of Commerce president Brian Tucker at a Rotary Club of Georgetown lunch meeting on Tuesday at Lands End Restaurant.
It was a forum on the issues surrounding the Nov. 6 referendum on the sales tax proposal. The county already is working toward some of those projects under a Capital Improvement Plan, but the tax passage would mean improvements could be done at a quicker pace.
Tucker is in favor of the sales tax, Luquire opposes it. Each man was allowed eight minutes to discuss his position, and then answered questions.
Tucker said the Chamber is working against impact fees and supporting community efforts to establish the penny sales tax to fund $40 million in capital improvements.
He asked why are people leaving the county?
They dont have jobs here and an economic quality of life, he said. A dredged port could have a huge economic impact. Newly paved roads makes communities more attractive. Adding fire stations in rural parts of the county is a benefit for safety and insurance reasons. Ideally you need a fire station within five minutes of a house.
Rural libraries, parks and recreational facilities are a plus. A library might be the only access rural communities have to the Internet. In looking to relocate a business, a CEO wants a total package. Relocating concerns are based on a need for a developed community, and management looks at the whole county, for example the fire safety, libraries and parks.
Ive seen similar tax issues work in other communities. I come from a fiscally conservative background and to me there is not a better tax proposal. It is project specific and time specific money. It is a way do away with impact fees. From 25 to 30 percent of the tax would be paid by outsiders. Our sales tax would still be lower than other communities. For a better community, this is the best way to do it.
Luquire said he is looking at the complete, overall economic picture of a $40 million sales tax.
Weve had a $300 million capital plan going since 2007, he said. There have been several versions of this. Back in 2008 our county had $18 million in debt. We are $64 million in debt now and we would be $90 million in debt with the passage of the penny sales tax. That does not include our schools which are $100 million in debt. We have spent $120 million on capital improvements since 2007.
He said impact fees enacted in February 2009 were to generate $2 million per year, but have fallen way short of what the county wanted and needs to collect.
Luquire looked back to 2010, saying planned projects were reduced by the Georgetown County Council by more than $40 million, because revenue projections were trending downward and were off by $40 million.
The proposed dredging Winyah Bay needs to be done. The tax would raise monies to cover countys fair share of the Winyah Bay dredging, which is estimated at $5.4 million.
The motivation behind the penny sales tax is to get the capital improvement plan closer to an earlier schedule as had been indicated in original plans. We agree we need a long-term capital improvement plan, but we dont think this is a good time to raise taxes.
He said the issue of the Andrews bypass to nowhere still is a concern.
It took an investment of more than $30 million to do the first half of the proposed project, he said. We need that Andrews road project to go forward. We would be doubling the size of libraries, while everything is going digital online, such as the recent announcement of the demise of Newsweek.
Luquire said the county is digging its way into capital-improvement debt.
At some point our citizens will no longer be able to pay their share of these costs.
By Lloyd Mackall
For the Times
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The S.C. State Ports Authority is seeking to appeal a federal judge's recent decision that forces the Army Corps of Engineers to further review the agency's proposed $35 million cruise terminal in downtown Charleston.
Cruise litigation
There are three separate lawsuits challenging expanded cruise operations in downtown Charleston:
The S.C. State Ports Authority is appealing a federal judge's recent order for the Army Corps of Engineers to redo its study that awarded a permit for the cruise terminal construction.
A group of neighborhood associations and environmentalists are suing the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control regarding a permit allowing the pilings for the cruise terminal construction. The case is before the state's Administrative Law Court.
The S.C. Supreme Court tossed out several but not all claims in a lawsuit challenging Carnival Cruise Lines' operations in downtown Charleston. The Coastal Conservation League and neighborhood groups allege the cruises are a public nuisance and violate city zoning ordinances. The high court has not made a final ruling in the case.
Lawyers for the state's maritime agency filed a notice late Thursday that they are appealing to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va.
In September, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Gergel ordered the Army Corps to redo the study that gave a permit for SPA to build the new cruise terminal at Union Pier. Gergel ordered the Army Corps to go back and review the project more thoroughly.
"By filing the notice of appeal to the fourth circuit court of appeals, the Ports Authority is proceeding with the process provided by law for a new review of the Corps' authorization for the additional pilings at its marine terminal," SPA spokeswoman Erin Pabst said in a written statement.
The Coastal Conservation League and the Preservation Society of Charleston filed the case after the Army Corps issued a permit allowing five pilings to be driven on the waterfront.
The pilings are needed to help transform an existing warehouse into the new passenger building.
The opposition groups have said the agency didn't take into account the impact on historic properties.
The SPA, which has joined the lawsuit as a defendant, has been seeking to relocate its cruise terminal to the north end of Union Pier from the south end for about three years.
The federal case is one of three lawsuits opposing extended cruise operations in downtown Charleston.
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Pentoxil® (Pentoxifylline Extended-release Tablets, USP) for oral administration contain 400 mg of the active drug and the following inactive ingredients: D&C Red No. 27 Aluminum Lake, FD&C Blue No. 1 Aluminum Lake, hypromellose USP, magnesium stearate NF, polyethylene glycol NF, polysorbate 80 NF, povidone USP, silicon dioxide NF and titanium dioxide USP, in an extended-release formulation.
Pentoxil® (Pentoxifylline Extended-release Tablets, USP) is indicated for the treatment of patients with intermittent claudication on the basis of chronic occlusive arterial disease of the limbs. Pentoxil® can improve function and symptoms but is not intended to replace more definitive therapy, such as surgical bypass, or removal of arterial obstructions when treating peripheral vascular disease.
Pentoxifylline decreases serum level of adhesion molecules in atherosclerosis
patients. [2014]with coronary artery disease (CAD)... CONCLUSION: Based on the results of our pilot study, administration of PTX in CAD
Pentoxifylline for intermittent claudication. [2012]CONCLUSIONS: Given the generally poor quality of the published studies
Pentoxifylline improves nonalcoholic steatohepatitis: a randomized placebo-controlled trial. [2011.11]CONCLUSION: PTX improved histological features of NASH compared to placebo. PTX was well tolerated in patients with NASH. Copyright (c) 2011 American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases.
Pentoxifylline decreases serum levels of tumor necrosis factor alpha, interleukin 6 and C-reactive protein in hemodialysis patients: results of a randomized double-blind, controlled clinical trial. [2011.10.03]CONCLUSIONS: Pentoxifylline significantly decreased serum concentrations of TNF-alpha, IL-6 and CRP compared to placebo. Pentoxifylline could be a promising and useful strategy to reduce the systemic inflammation frequently observed in patients on HD.
Pentoxifylline (anti-tumor necrosis factor drug): effective adjuvant therapy in the control of ocular cicatricial pemphigoid. [2011.09]PURPOSE: The detection of tumor necrosis factor-a (TNF-a) in conjunctiva affected by ocular cicatricial pemphigoid (OCP) may indicate that this cytokine plays an important role in its pathogenesis. The purpose of this randomized, controlled, comparative, blinded study was to evaluate the effectiveness of adding pentoxifylline as an anti-TNF-a drug to the well-documented therapy of steroids and cyclophosphamide in controlling OCP... CONCLUSIONS: The significantly increased level of serum TNF-a in OCP as compared to controls proves that TNF-a has an important role in the pathogenesis of this disease. The study illustrates that the addition of pentoxifylline to pulse steroid cyclophosphamide therapy is an effective, safe, and economical method in controlling OCP through directly reducing TNF-a levels, with long periods of remission as detected in our 18-month follow-up period.
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Efficacy of Combined Pentoxifylline and Conventional Immunosuppressive Regimens on Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis [Recruiting]
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Pentoxifylline (Trental) as a Modulator of Tumor Necrosis Factor and of HIV Replication in Patients With AIDS [Completed]
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patients. Pentoxifylline decreases tumor necrosis factor (TNF), and therefore should decrease
such TNF-intensified events as cachexia, enhanced HIV expression, and inhibition of
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Fri, Nov 01, 2013 (12:00 PM) - Sun, Nov 03, 2013 (05:00 PM)
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Asthma numbers climbing among kids
Paediatricians have warned of an alarming increase in the number of children affected by respiratory diseases, which could lead to an increase in children suffering from asthma.
At the emergency ward of the Central Paediatric Hospital, up to 80% of children are diagnosed with respiratory diseases, and are particularly susceptible to developing asthma, especially in rural areas.
Professor Tran Quy, director of Bach Mai Hospital in Hanoi, said that the prevalence of asthma in children has increased by 4 to 5 times in recent years. As many as 90% of children with asthma are under 5 years old.
In the past, only 0.6% of Vietnamese children had the disease while now as many as 5-10% currently suffer from the condition.
Although there has been no official nation-wide asthma survey, a HCM City survey found that 26% of children there wheezed and that the proportion was smaller in Hanoi.
Many studies outline the causes of asthma and name mould, fungus, dust, smoking, flowers, animals, and especially infectious diseases such as tonsillitis and pneumonia, which increase children's chances of developing a breathing condition.
Affected children have difficulty going through daily activities and 40% of asthmatics have to miss school when they have a bad attack.
In the near future, the health ministry will carry out a nation-wide survey to construct an "asthma" map for Vietnam.
According to Nguyen Nang An, chair of Vietnam Asthma, Allergy and Clinical Immune Association, although Vietnam has been able to control the death rate caused by asthma, the number of people affected by the disease is still on the rise. While few actually receive treatment, only about 10%, asthma can be easily controlled with the proper care.
The World Health Organisation also reports the number of children affected by asthma in Asia-Pacific region has increased 3-4 times in the past 20 years.
In Vietnam, the community-level asthma control programmes have monitored 3,130 patients. After three-months of treatment, the number of people who have shown initial signs of asthma has reduced to 4.5% from 75%. 95% of patients no longer have to take medicine to quell an asthma fit. This means asthma patients have not yet been completely cured, but the disease can be fully controlled if patients take their medicine regularly.
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Session LP: Microfluids: Fluidic Devices III
3:35 PM–5:45 PM, Monday, November 22, 2010
Long Beach Convention Center Room: 203A
Chair: Alexander Alexeev, Georgia Institute of Technology
Abstract ID: BAPS.2010.DFD.LP.5
Abstract: LP.00005 : Microfluidic strategy to investigate dynamics of small blood vessel function
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Sanjesh Yasotharan
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Steffen-Sebastian Bolz
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Axel Guenther
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Resistance arteries (RAs, 30-300 microns in diameter) that are located within the terminal part of the vascular tree regulate the laminar perfusion of tissue with blood, via the peripheral vascular resistance, and hence controls the systemic blood pressure. The structure of RAs is adapted to actively controlling flow resistance by dynamically changing their diameter, which is non-linearly dependent on the temporal variation of the transmural pressure, perfusion flow rate and spatiotemporal changes in the chemical environment. Increases in systemic blood pressure (hypertension) resulting from pathologic changes in the RA response represent the primary risk factor for cardiovascular diseases. We use a microfluidic strategy to investigate small blood vessels by quantifying structural variations within the arterial wall, RA outer contour and diameter over time. First, we document the artery response to vasomotor drugs that were homogeneously applied at step-wise increasing concentration. Second, we investigate the response in the presence of well-defined axial and circumferential heterogeneities. Artery per- and superfusion is discussed based on microscale PIV measurements of the fluid velocity on both sides of the arterial wall. Structural changes in the arterial wall are quantified using cross-correlation and proper orthogonal decomposition analyses of bright-field micrographs.
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Life's like a boat, adrift in this ocean;
Í'm sailing by others in very slow motion.
Year by year I'm getting older.
My fingers are frozen, this water's colder!
Others have sunk, I see wrecks behind,
I'm trying to blot the images out of my mind.
You meet the eccentrics, age they've defied
And, I, ashamed, run off to hide.
There's so little time left, why can't I just die?
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BHS Digital Photography students Meghan Lunetto and Samantha Alaimo, were finalists in the Kemp Hannon "Best in Town" Photo Contest. Both students attended a special ceremony on Thursday, June 4th at the Levittown Public Library. Meghan Lunetto received 2nd in the "Places" category and Samantha Alaimo was given an honorable mention the "Nature" category.
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BHS junior Melissa Cao was selected to participate in the 2015 National Honors Orchestra. The orchestra will perform at the annual conference of the National Association for Music Education in Nashville, TN on October 28. The Honors Orchestra is extremely selective, with hundreds of applicants from every region of the United States. We are very proud of Melissa and wish her well!
Last night the Nassau County Girls Lacrosse Association celebrated their awards dinner at Crest Hollow Country Club. Five Bethpage lacrosse players were honored from left to right - Taylor Hannaberry- Unsung Hero award, Alexa Ritchie-All-County, Isabella Bradley-Scholar-Athlete, Luana Barbazano-All Conference and Stephanie Roach- All conference. Also awarded Last night was Coach Kate Danowski who won coach of the year for Conference 4.
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The Bethpage High School Orchestra attended the Music in the Parks Festival in Williamsburg, VA on May 30. The orchestra won first place! Students spent the day at Busch Gardens and visited Colonial Williamsburg on Sunday, May 31.
33 students participated in the 30th annual AIDS Walk NYC on Sunday May 17, 2015. We walked 10k in and around Central Park, joining over 30,000 other walkers for this great cause. Our team raised $1,295 to benefit over 40 local charities. Students United for Tolerance and 21st Century Scholars joined together to make a stellar team! Ms. Bertolotti, Ms. Del Vecchio, Ms. Bellairs and Ms. Lohsen are proud of our students and their efforts.
Once again, BHS Student Civic Key Club offered an evening of arts & crafts, pizza, cake and fun to mothers and children at
Bethany House in Roosevelt, LI. Though the evening was chilly and a bit gloomy, the hearts and minds of the children were
light with laughter, conversation, creativity and interaction. Club members left after 8pm amid waves, hugs and thank-yous
with remembrances of a memorable evening. Thanks to all participants.
Students were taught to Stop, Think, and then Click during Police Officer Groshan's assembly on Sexting, Texting, and the Data Divide. They saw the impact 1 "Click" could have on someone's life, including their own.
On Saturday April 25th our students performed community service by removing litter from the shores along the Long Island Sound, near Oyster Bay. They also had the opportunity to learn about the salt marsh ecosystem and observe many of its inhabitants. They observed several osprey searching the shallow waters for fish. They learned about the piping plover and why their nesting areas are fenced off from the public. They also observed snowy egrets, a greater yellow legs, found raccoon tracks and held mud snails.
When you revisit a natural setting it's never the same experience twice. The cloud cover, the angle of the Sun, the wind and tide are never quite the same. You also never know what you'll encounter, there's always surprises. This year we removed the largest item we've ever found along the beach, a cement mixer most likely washed away by super storm Sandy. The participants were treated to lunch, compliments of the Marine Science Club. I trust many will be back to volunteer again next year.
Students in the JFK and BHS orchestras participated in a recital to prepare for the upcoming NYSSMA adjudication festival. Pictured (L to R) are David Campos, George Campos, Gianna Battaglia, Sarah Larrea, Nicole Zacchia, Daniel Yeu, Christopher Bello, and Joaane Kim.
On Friday, April 17th a group of Bethpage High School juniors and seniors attended the 15th annual Yes 2 Math conference at Nassau Community College. The day focused on the applications of Math and Science in our "Virtual World." Students created mathematical models to predict the weather and stock market, analyzed earthquakes through statists, used geometry to help locate and understand planets, and took a virtual walk on the coastline of Cape Cod as they learned about beaches and coastlines of the area. The students also competed in contests with the other schools that attended.
Bethpage High School was well represented at the Chemistry Olympiad at Adelphi University on Saturday, March 7th. The competition, sponsored by the American Chemical Society, is a rigorous qualifying exam and a select few will then compete at the National Level in Colorado. Congratulations team on a job well done!
Members of the Spanish club went to A la Carte cooking school in Lynbrook to learn how to prepare dishes from Spain and Mexico. They prepared paella, tortilla de patata, guacamole, pico de gallo, tortillas/quesadillas, and arroz con leche. After their hard work, they enjoyed the feast they had prepared.
On March 25th, Bethpage High School students attended the 21st Century Event "Hellenic Day" where they enjoyed an afternoon celebrating Greek Independence Day. They sampled delicious Greek food and desserts, listened to traditional and pop music, and learned about the Greek culture. Opa!
Thanks to all the teachers from all five Bethpage Schools who volunteered to facilitate some fun family math activities at the Annual Family Math Day! Lots of students and parents showed up to participate and it was a great math day for all! Math was fun and educational!
On Friday, March 14, the French club had a wonderful visit to A La Carte cooking school, where we worked in groups, made a 5 course meal, and then happily ate it. We prepared and enjoyed a Niçoise salad, cheese puffs, a "pissaladière", (a pizza-type quiche), chicken with herbs and an apricot "tarte"for dessert. Très très délicieux.
Bethpage High School orchestra students attended a performance by the New York Philharmonic on Friday, March 20 at Lincoln Center. The Philharmonic played Ravel, Debussy, Richard Strauss, and a recent composition by Esa-Pekka Salonen. The soloist was Israeli pianist Inon Barnaton.
The faculty and the grade level classes participated in a week long series of events such as hall decorating, penny war fundraising, and dressing up for spirit week which culminated on February 27th when BHS held its annual Battle of the Classes. The teams fought it out by taking part in musical chairs, scooter races, dance competitions, and tug of war. The Seniors won first place, the Juniors came in second, the faculty and sophomores tied for third place, and the freshmen came in fourth. A great time was had by everyone!
Ninth grader, Smiti shah and 11th grader Greg llinas both participated in the Regional competition for Poetry Outloud at Farmingdale State College on Friday evening in which they memorized and recited three poems each. They both did a tremendous job representing Bethpage High School at this competition. The judges congratulated both on their poise and eloquence.
On February 13, the French classes celebrated Mardi Gras, though actually it was Vendredi Gras (fat Friday) since the schools were on vacation for the actual Mardi Gras. Various foods were enjoyed, such as homemade crepes, quiches, creole rice, king cake, Madeleine cookies and many other delicious treats. Of course, Madame Ciarniello was in full regalia and Mr. Healy was quite festive in his purple, green and gold Mardi Gras colors. It was une fête très amusante.
Members of the Spanish Club visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC to see special exhibits celebrating the works of El Greco and Pablo Picasso. After the museum visit, we ate authentic Spanish tapas for dinner.
Our students learned from Mr. Martin himself about his METEORIC RISE IN broadcasting, from college intern to sports anchor and programmer for SNY'S Geico Sportsnite, COVERING the Mets, Jets, and UConn Sports, among others.
Bethpage Gymnasts joined forces with Cold Spring Harbor to raise over $2,200 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Congratulations to both teams for their work for a very worthy cause!
Congratulations to all the talented performers at the Bethpage High School Tri-M Music Honor Society Cabaret Night held on January 22, 2015. It was a fun filled evening emceed by Tri-M President Lauren Conway as students performed their favorite songs from Broadway. Thank you to the BHS Tri-M advisors, Mr. & Mrs. Stehlik along with Ms. Kovacs, Mrs. McGrath and Mrs. McCarthy for accompanying the performers.
On Saturday, January 17th, 35 students joined Ms. D'Alleva and Mr. Fazio on a city trip to the American Museum of Natural History. Our day began in the Rose Center for Earth and Space where we viewed actual meteorites, images of stars and were treated to a film inside the domed planetarium entitled the Dark Universe. We learned about the origins and possible future of our place in space. After a café lunch, we spent the afternoon touring the museum's vast collections of artifacts depicting mammals, endangered species, ocean wonders and of course prehistoric life. All agreed that it was a GREAT outing!!
On December 9, Bethpage students took part in a school competition of Poetry Out Loud. Participating students had to memorize and recite two poems. The winners of the school level competition will go on to the regional level competition in February. Congratulations to winners Greg Llinas and Smiti Shah! Thanks to all the participants and those who showed up to cheer them on.
On Saturday, December 6th, a group of 38 students from Bethpage H.S. and J.F.K. Middle School attended a 21st Century trip to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in New York City. Although it was a somewhat somber and emotional day for the students, they were able to gain a greater understanding towards the tragic events which occurred on September 11, 2001. The students were able to see the 'Footprints' of the North and South towers and the Memorial identifying the nearly 3000 innocent people whose lives were lost on 9/11. They saw the spectacular 'Freedom Tower' and gained a better understanding related to its relevance and symbolism signifying the freedoms and values that we as Americans are afforded. In addition, we took an extensive tour of the 9/11 Museum. The museum was a central focus of the trip. The exhibits and displays within the museum, gave our students a historical and educational perspective of the events in and around September 11. The students also spent an extensive period of time within the 'Memorial' section of the museum, where they viewed photographs and researched information provided for each victim. Mr. Fenster directed and facilitated this trip. Ms. DelVecchio, Ms. DeTillio, and Ms. Bellairs accompanied our students during our visit.
Driving with the coach bus through Downtown Manhattan, most of the kids from Bethpage High School's Italian Club Trip were agog with lights, the hustle & bustle of the holiday feeling as trucks unloaded crates of food and wire-wrapped Christmas trees stacked thin and straight against chainlink fences, waiting for someone to take them home to decorate. Kids are usually totally caught in between the dazzling lights and the excitement of the season. Today was no different.
A walk around a still-quiet Little Italy gave our students a taste of cappuccino at Ferrara's and a pashmina or two on sale from the street vendors.
Arriving at Carmine's after a brief visit downtown and the usual holiday traffic in Midtown and up the West Side, students began to feel the twinges of hunger as the Italian perfumes of garlic, tomatoes and warm bread swept outside with the opening of the front door. Everyone was seated, glasses were tinkling being filled with water, pitchers of soda, trays of thickly-sliced bruschetta and the pasta platters and then the chicken parmigiana and chicken francese made their way to the table. Smiling waiters, eager kids, a festive atmosphere, a lit Christmas tree, gentle music and simple, good home-style Italian food all served to make the day memorable.
On to the Metropolitan Museum - the "presepio" and the Christmas tree there, the Medieval Gregorian chants and the masterpieces from the Italian Renaissance and Baroque periods enlightened students in a festive way. Then on to Midtown for the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, St. Patrick's Cathedral and shopping in a variety of directions. Some groups did Fifth Avenue, others Times Square and still others the small shops at Bryant Park. By the time the students piled into the bus on the return trip home to Long Island, every kid's range of friendship had swelled as much as their smiles, as well it should not just during the holiday season, but throughout the years. Definitions like friendship, love, giving and receiving can and must take on a new perspective as we grow and learn more about life and the differences we can make for the better .
And in the middle of a "no-school" day full of new experiences and adventures of friendship, education, travel, food, culture and just plain fun, there was an added bonus. That bonus was the awareness that the delicious leftover food unable to be finished by one hundred people will grace the table of those who have none. That gift of awareness will undoubtedly over time, prove to be the most worthwhile gift of all!
On December 4, 40 Science (and other interested) students met Ms. D'Alleva, Mr. Granieri and Mr. Pollatos at the newly renovated Loew's movie theatre on Hempstead Turnpike to view the space thriller "Interstellar". Treated to comfortable recliners and an incredible newly installed sound system, all found the 21st century outing to be a great experience! Especially at the bargain ticket price of $5!!!
Our thanks to the Loew's Theatre management team for all of their help in accommodating us and for offering us this terrific opportunity!
Bethpage High School Student Civic Key Club joined with LIFNB at Hempstead Train Station on a bright Sunday afternoon, 23 November 2014 for a Thanksgiving Banquet and Food Share. Along with all the good volunteers of Long Island Food Not Bombs, college fraternities and sororities, the young and not-so-young, Civic members past and present served hot foods to throngs of people who would have otherwise been a little or a lot more hungry. BHS graduate 2014 and former Civic president Deena Hadhoud joined the current Civic Executive Board, Civic members and Child Psychology teacher Mrs. Theresa Schneider to give of their free time in a gesture of gratitude. Giving to others is the first step in the full realization in counting our own blessings. Civic members and their parents who attended the event remarked on its scope and magnitude.. And to think that the LIFNB Food Share is done weekly...gives pause and consideration that this is just one of many small "miracles" of noteworthy goodness. Thanks for the participation and Happy Thanksgiving to all!
The Bethpage Chapter of the National Honor Society recently visited Washington D.C. 48 seniors and five chaperones had a truly memorable trip. The group enjoyed the Newseum, including a moving look at the events of 9/11 and seeing parts of the Berlin Wall. Later in the day seeing the Space Shuttle and numerous Grumman planes,built right here in Bethpage, excited everyone. Visits to the National Zoo to see the pandas, all the major monuments, and Ford's Theater were fantastic. At Arlington Cemetary the group was honored to watch the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. For many the highlight of the trip was a visit to Mount Vernon, home of George Washington. A great time was had by all!
Congratulations to the Masquer's Guild for their outstanding production of Father of the Bride! Kudos for a superb performance! The acting, the stage design and the lighting/sound were all quite professional. Thanks to everyone involved and to Mrs. Stehlik for her excellent direction.
BHS Student Civic Key Association spent Veterans' Day 2014 in service offering a hot, nutritious meal to one hundred guests at Mercy Inn Kitchen from 10 am to 1:30pm. BHS students joined forces with students from Wyandanch High School and helped prepare the meals, made sandwiches to take home, helped set-up and clean-up for lunch. Students were surprised to hear that this procedure takes place by all volunteers from Monday through Friday lunches and serves approximately one hundred people every day. As psychologist Carl Jung said, ""You are what you do, not what you say you'll do." and on Veterans' Day 2014, Long Island high school students showed that they are committed to making a difference in the world. Thank you to all for your participation and continued service for others!
Members of the new BHS Theater Arts class attended "A Day in Arts" at Adelphi University on Friday, October 17th. The students took workshops in musical theater, classical voice, prop design, lighting, acting with accents, improvisation, dance, stage combat, painting, and stage makeup. The students heard several musical theater selections along with a question and answer session with actor Christopher Sieber, currently starring in Broadway's "Matilda." The students learned a great deal and had a terrific experience.
On Saturday, 10/25/14, an adventurous group of Bethpage High School students made their way to the weird and wonderful at the Ripley's Believe it or Not! Museum in New York City. Led by high school teachers Ms. D'Alleva and Mr. Fazio, all were amazed and intrigued by the displays, exhibits, anecdotes and features in this unique 21st Century outing. The museum fun was followed by a choice of lunch stops before the bus ride back to Bethpage.
On a beautiful autumn Sunday morning, BHS Student Civic met at Eisenhower Park to participate in the annual
Walk-A-Long for Lupus. Civic members Ailin Yu, Kate Walker, Anndrika Bhatia, Lyana Sayilar and Amy Zheng walked with crowds of other high schools from Long Island and Queens to raise awareness and funds for this auto-immune disease. Raffles, lunch, live music and Z-100 celebrities were on site to complete an inspiring day of exercise, consciousness-raising and togetherness together for a good cause. Much appreciation to everyone.
Thursday October 16th at 2:40pm, BHS Student Civic and BHS Family and Consumer Science hosted Christina Brown from Long Island Cares - Harry Chapin Food Bank to present a workshop for interested Bethpage High School students. The workshop was entitled, Hunger 101 and introduced important causes and questions concerning hunger on Long Island. Student learned about the economic and s
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On Thursday, October, 9th the BHS Jazz Combo volunteered their time and talent to perform at the Adults and Children with Learning Disabilities (ACLD) annual "Enviable Life Ball" fundraiser held at Oheka Castle in Huntington. It was a fantastic evening and the students received many compliments on their performance. After performing, they dined on filet mignon and checked out the castle.
In coordinating this trip, we afforded 40 of our students the opportunity to learn about STEM careers associated with aviation through speakers and hands on experiences at Republic Airport. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics are the foundation of industry and commerce across the nation. Careers in S.T.E.M. related industries are vital for our economy, therefore early exposure, inclusion and encouragement should be a high priority in education. The future of American economics rests on the success of our S.T.E.M. education efforts in schools across Long Island. The educational foundations laid in middle and high school are critical to the interest levels, proficiency and test scores of high school students preparing to enter the work force.
On September 23rd students from both the middle and high school sailed aboard a nationally registered historical landmark. The weather was spectacular and Oyster Bay harbor was breathtaking. Participants were educated about the local history, President Theodore Roosevelt, the Spanish-American war and local marine life. As a special treat, our students had the unbelievable opportunity to see a wild seal. Harbor seals are usually not seen in the area until the winter. This one arrived early to gorge itself on the abundant supply of fish and to claim a choice basking rock. Our students had a memorable afternoon experiencing a truly unique corner of the world so close to home.
BHS held an ice cream bash welcoming new students to our great school! Lots of people helped out, but special thanks goes to our Social Worker Ms. Kennedy for making the arrangements. It was great to meet everyone!
On Friday night, a huge crowd gathered for BHS's Pep Rally on the Athletic Field. Mr. Franchi greeted the crowd and then introduced Lauren Conway to sing the National Anthem. Captains of each team spoke, all excited for the upcoming year. BHS Cheerleaders and Kickline performed outstanding routines. At the conclusion of the Pep Rally, many faculty members participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to raise money for this worthy cause. Students were selected from the audience to come down to the field to douse their teachers. A great time was had by all in attendance. Best of luck to all of our teams for a very successful season.
On Saturday, Sept. 13, the French Club held its annual car wash. In spite of a cloudy day, with impending rain, many people came out to support us.
Welcome to the newest staff members in Bethpage! An orientation day was organized by Ms. Lavelle and featured a bus tour of Bethpage with Mr. Clark as the tour guide and it included a stop at Cablevision. We wish all our new teachers and teaching assistants the best as they join a terrific faculty and staff!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! Skyler Paccio, Junior in Bethpage High School. His Teen Literature teacher Maria Whalen entered one of Skyler's creative writing pieces to The Alice Hoffman Young Writers Retreat at Adelphi University in July for 1 week to work with professional writers. It was an amazing opportunity. Out of a couple of hundred Nassau County applicants, only 30 Juniors were selected. Skyler was 1 of 30 selected student and he earned a full scholarship (all expenses paid). Way to Go Skyler!!!
On August 5th and 6th over 60 seniors jump-started their college search process with the help of Mr. Kenny, Director of Guidance and Mr. Lynch, Senior Seminar teacher. The "Summer College Prep Workshop" at BHS explored the college search process, discussed the application essay and included demonstrations about the Common Application and Naviance. The rising seniors were even able to begin their applications. A visit to SUNY Albany and Siena College took place the next day. Information sessions, campus tours and even lunch on campus helped the group discover what colleges have to offer.
On June 11, the French Club, along with advisor Madame Ciarniello, held its end of year dinner at the Cassis Brasserie French Restaurant in Plainview. Everyone enjoyed "une salade, soupe à l'oignon, steak-frites or poulet (chicken)" along with a most delicious dessert--"profiteroles"--a tasty pastry filled with vanilla ice cream and covered with chocolate sauce. (See picture!) It was a lovely way to end the year.
On Sunday, June 8, Pentecost Sunday, at Saint Martin of Tours in Bethpage, current Bethpage students (Madeline Kuhlke, Jillian Leavey and Jillian Perota), former students (Kelly Ryan and Lianna Perota) as well teacher, Ronny Ciarniello, spoke at different masses in various languages. All spoke beautifully in French, Italian and Spanish.
BHS Tri-M Music Honor Society "Music in the Garden", Spring Chamber Music Recital. All the students had the opportunity to perform and showcase their talents. The evening was led by Tri-M Music Honor Society advisors, Mr. & Mrs. Stehlik. It was an amazing evening filled with beautiful classical pieces performed by talented students.
Congratulations! Skyler Paccio, Bethpage HS Junior. His entry was chosen as the only Nassau County 11th grade winning selection in the Nassau Reading Council's 2014 Young Author's Contest. His family and friends attended the Awards Ceremony on Monday, June 2nd at 7:00 PM in the theatre at the Wilbur Arts Center at Molloy College. Each winner K-12 read his or her entry to an enthusiastic audience. Skyler, along with other Nassau County winners went on to attend a reception following. Way to go!
Congratulations to Charlie Bachmeier and Chris Dane, who competed in the finals of Theodore Roosevelt Speaking Competition last Thursday. 44 students across schools from Long Island competed in this contest and participants were charged with creating an original speech focusing on some aspect of the life of Theodore Roosevelt. Students then had to recite the speech in front of an audience without using any notes. Both Charlie and Chris did an exceptional job and were recognized for their public speaking efforts when they were selected as finalists for the contest. Charlie focused on Theodore Roosevelt's efforts at conservation while Chris spoke about Roosevelt's role as Police Commissioner. BHS is proud of both Charlie and Chris!
On Tuesday, June 4th, a pre prom program was held for the Senior Class. Motivational speaker and retired Suffolk County Police Officer, Paul Failla spoke to our students for 2 periods about making good decisions as they finish their high school career. Officer Failla also discussed the importance of having good character as students move on to college, the military and the world of work.
The LOTE Department held a very nice induction ceremony for students entering the LOTE Honor Society. Mr. Rodriguez emceed the event and everyone was impressed with Mr. Spence's Spanish! Congratulations to all the students and their teachers!
BHS students raised over $10,000 for the Victory Games and students in Mr. Lynch's CORE program and Mr. Granieri's CDOS program assisted to run the event. Everyone was amazed at the talented athletes who competed!
Congratulations to the BHS Gymnastics team which was named the New York State Scholar Athlete Team of the year. That means as a team, they had the highest average of any gymnastics team in the state! How impressive! It was a great season on many fronts! Congratulations to Coach Kim and Coach Vicki!
BHS students in Mr. Pollatos's Science Research Class conducted a Science Symposium to share their findings and research. It was a very impressive evening! Thanks to alumnus Chelsea Levy for coming back and sharing some of the work she is doing at MIT. It was a great evening!
Congratulations to future teacher Tina Rapaglia for winning the first ever Bethpage Retired Teachers Award. Tina will be studying to be a Special Education teacher at Marist in the fall and we thank all the retired teachers who made this scholarship happen! She is pictured with Mrs. Blau and Mrs. Axelrad.
Bethpage gathered to honor those who sacrificed so much for our nation. Thanks to everyone who participated in this year's Memorial Day Parade!
The Bethpage School District thanks everyone who participated in our annual Democracy in Action program. Our student performers were wonderful and their teachers and parents should be very proud! Thanks to the PTA for organizing the Book Sale and to those who contributed to the Great American Bake Sale (especially Mrs. Marcis). It was a terrific event!
Congratulations to all the musicians and singers who participated in the wonderful BHS Choir and Orchestra Concert! It was a great display of talent. Congratulations to Mrs. Stehlik and Mr. Kay for a great performance!
Third graders from the district's three elementary schools had the opportunity to connect with Long Island's Maritime history. The graduating class of Bethpage High School did a phenomenal job hosting the annual Maritime Festival. The elementary students made rope the old fashioned way; learned all about the parts of a fish, saw a SCUBA demonstration by Mr. Hack, learned about plankton with Mrs. Rankin, and produced a "Gyotaku" style fish print. A Special thanks goes out to Mr. Carroll for helping acquire the rich diversity of sea life displayed in the touch tanks.
The Bethpage High School orchestra attended the High Note Music Festival in South Hadley, MA on Friday, May 23. The orchestra earned a "Superior" ranking, the highest possible, and came in first place. The orchestra spent the day in Six Flags New England and took a walking tour of Boston on Saturday, May 24. Students had a great time at Quincy Market and saw the U.S.S. Constitution, the Bunker Hill National Monument, and Paul Revere's house.
Lessons learned come from all types of resources, but one of the best ways is through experience. Theresa Gervasi Schneider understands this and as teacher for the BHS Child Study program has put it into practice.
On Thursday May 22, 2014, Adelphi University Education Professors Anne Mungai, (Special Education) and Professor Diana Feige, (Service-Learning) visited Mrs. Schneider's classes to witness the joy and learning in her program and to accept the gifts that her BHS students made for the Mungai Orphanage in Kenya, Africa.
Mrs. Schneider's classes created babies' bibs and shoulder sacks for the children to carry their school supplies from T-shirts a concept which included recycling materials in consideration of the environment. BHS Student Civic donated pencils and supplies to fill the shoulder sacks. Professor Mungai mentioned how precious pencils were to children in the orphanage since they are very difficult to find and expensive, furthering the point that a little level of awareness can help make enormous changes. She will be bringing supplies to Kenya this summer including the handmade creations from Bethpage High School.
Mrs. Schneider's students and children posed happily for photos and both Adelphi Professors were so impressed with the positive results of the project that they opened consideration of a mentoring program with Adelphi and Bethpage High School students. Thanks to all the students and children for participating in this project and for enriching lives in 'giving to others'.
Congratulations to the students and staff who participated in the Annual AIDS Walk. The Bethpage team under the direction of Ms. Bertolotti raised $1,785 for this great cause! Great job to all!
Congratulations to Mackenzie Pech for being honored by the National Center for Women & Information Technology at the Bloomberg Center in Manhattan. Mackenzie was one of 29 female students recognized for their interest and ability in technology. Mackenzie is an accomplished computer programmer as well as a member of the BHS Robotics Team. She was honored with one of the Bloomberg Aspiration awards at a ceremony attended by her family and Superintendent Mr. Clark.
Bethpage was honored to host a Jiu Jitsu class thanks to Mr. Sagarese and his good friend former UFC welterweight champion Matt "The Terror" Serra. Lots of people came out to participate in this Fit and Fun activity. We are grateful to both of them
Rainy skies gave way to beautiful sunshine as the Bethpage armada landed on the shores of Oyster Bay Harbor. An energetic group of Middle School and High School students of the Marine Science Club removed hundreds of pounds of debris from the shoreline. For many of the students it was their first time visiting Center Island and they were impressed by its elegant beauty and diversity of wildlife. Besides improving the environment our students learned about an endangered bird, the piping plover. This tiny bird lays its eggs directly on the sand without building a formal nest. Their strategy is camouflage, the coloring of their eggs mimics the sand. Several protective zones were established to prevent people from stepping on the eggs. The group also experienced ospreys, egrets, terns, herons, cormorants and a well-deserved B-B-Q.
Congressman Steve Israel came to BHS to announce his sponsorship of a bill that supports a $500 tax credit for college preparation costs that include costs for AP, IB, SAT, ACT and SAT Subject tests as well as preparation courses that students take. The Congressman was surrounded by members of the Bethpage PTA and parent Len O'Donnell spoke in favor of the bill along with administrators from the district and BHS Senior Conor Nimmo who serves on the Congressman's Youth Cabinet. The Congressman was very complimentary of Bethpage and the excellent schools we have.
Members of the BHS and JFK orchestras participated in a recital in the Little Theatre, Monday evening, April 28. These students will be attending NYSSMA at Bethpage next week. Pictured are (l to r): Ms. Yen Yen Haas (piano accompanist); Michael Coyle (seated); Mr. Kay; Drew Maggio; Emily Liang; Christopher Bello; Nichole Zacchia; David Campos; Christopher Stronstad; Antonio Bello; George Campos (seated); and Attilio Vosilla.
Every April, the Bethpage High School Art Department exhibits selected works at the Bethpage Public Library. This year the show includes work from the AP Studio Art, Fine Arts and Sculpture classes. An opening reception was held on April 3. The students enjoyed the opportunity to show their work and receive the many guests who came to view the show.
Bethpage once again hosted the County Family Math Day and over 700 people turned out for a great and exciting event! It was a day of activities demonstrating the importance and fun of math! Great job to all the teachers, students and administrators who volunteered and to Mr. Titolo for organizing the day! Thanks also to our terrific custodial crew for their hard work!
Bethpage ELL students received laptop computers courtesy of a grant written by Mrs. Mineiro and Ms. De Napoli. Everyone was very enthused and they will go to great use!
The Fit and Fun initiative kicked off with a Community Walk. It was a great first event attended by almost 300 people! More events can be found on the calendar at: http://www.bethpage.ws/docs/fitness/
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Women's Golf | Saturday, October 15, 2011
Bearcats Finish in Fifth Place at Culturame Classic
ALOHA, ORE. -- Willamette University took fifth place in the final team standings as the Culturame Classic, hosted by George Fox University, as the tournament concluded on Sunday, Oct. 15 at The Reserve Vineyards Golf Club. The Bearcats shot 717 overall, with a team score of 362 on the first day and a score of 355 in the second round.
The University of Hawaii-Hilo won the team title with a two-day score of 601 (299-302). George Fox finished second with a score of 624 (315-309), while Linfield College claimed third place at 680 (329-351). Biola University (Calif.) took fourth place at 702 (341-361).
Willamette was next, with Northwest Christian University in sixth place, just two strokes behind the Bearcats at 719 (363-356). WU edged NCU by one stroke each day. Pacific University placed seventh with a score of 757 (372-385). Lewis & Clark College and Simpson University (Calif.) did not field complete teams.
Dayna Bersamin of Hawaii-Hilo earned first place in the individual standings. She shot a combined total of 146 (74-72). She won by four stroke over her own teammate, Kristen Sawada, who led after the first day with a 73, before shooting 77 over the final 18 holes for a total of 150. Nyssa Aoki of Hawaii-Hilo, Megan McGrew of George Fox and Kelsey Morrison of GFU tied for third place at 151. Aoki shot 76-75, while McGrew carded 75-76 and Morrison went 74-77.
Sixth place was Erika Morihiro from Hawaii-Hilo. She shot 156 with back-to-back rounds of 78. Lauren Marlow of Biola, who was tied for second with Bersamin and Morrison after the first day, fell into seventh place at 158 (74-84).
Willamette golfers Nicole Smith (Fr., Portland, OR/Westview HS) and McKenzie Weinhold (Placerville, CA/El Dorado HS/Univ. of Nevada-Reno) both tied for 13th along with Brinn Hovde of Linfield. Smith shot 84-81, Weinhold shot 82-83 and Hovde carded 75-90. Smith improved from 17th place after 18 holes, while Weinhold moved up from 15th place.
Also competing for the Bearcats were Jenny Grauberger (Fr., Port Townsend, WA/Port Townsend HS), Mele Ana Kastner (Fr., Vancouver, WA/Columbia River HS) and Stephanie Swindell (Fr., Brush Prairie, WA/Hockinson HS). Grauberger achieved final score of 192 with a 98 in the first round and a 94 in the second round. Kastner finished at 196 (98-98) and Swindell improved by eight strokes on the second day for a score of 202 (105-97).
Up next for Willamette is the Northwest Conference Fall Classic, which the Bearcats will host at Heron Lakes Golf Course in Portland, Ore. The women's tournament will be played on the Greenback course, with the action starting at 11 a.m. (PDT) on Saturday, Oct. 22 and at 10 a.m. (PDT) on Sunday, Oct. 23. The Fall Classic counts toward one-fourth of the overall NWC team title for 2011-12.
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Are you in the Bay Area and interested in application security? The local OWASP chapter now has a meetup group. Just join the group and you'll be notified of all the great upcoming events. The events rotate throughout the Bay Area so we can attract a variety of attendees.
Also, keep an eye out for what's happening in September. The big OWASP AppSecUSA conference will be hosted here in San Francisco! Mark your calendars now (and buy a discounted early bird ticket) AppSecUSA.org
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OWASP AppSensor Book Signing at AppSecUSA
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Join me at OWASP AppSecUSA for a free signed copy of the new OWASP AppSensor Book. I'll be at the Shape Security booth in the expo area on Thursday afternoon at 4pm.
New to AppSensor?
Imagine if your application could detect a threat before your system and data is breached and automatically ban that user from your application. In short, this is what AppSensor can accomplish.
AppSensor is a free and open source project that provides a framework to equip your application with an advanced defense system. This defense system enables your application to understand malicious activity and respond in real time to protect your sensitive assets and data.
How is this different than traditional IDS and WAFs?
Generic systems can only detect generic attacks. Your application is unique and needs a defensive system that can detect unique attacks targeting your business logic and access control system. Since AppSensor is built inside your application you have full visibility to any malicious activity or probes attempting to compromise your application.
Stop by the Shape Security both for a free signed copy of the AppSensor booth!
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Google recently announced Project Zero, an initiative to "to significantly reduce the number of people harmed by targeted attacks". Project Zero is inverting the traditional bug bounty program and there are many positive elements to this new initiative. I'm a big proponent of bug bounty programs and worked with them closely at Mozilla (Mozilla created the first major bug bounty program for Firefox in 2004).
In addition to the positive elements I got a chance to also discuss some of the challenges Project Zero may face with Antone Gonsalves @antoneg at csoonline.com
Google bug-hunting Project Zero could face software developer troubles,
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Google bug-hunting Project Zero could face software developer troubles,
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Virginia's governor has a reputation for not wearing anything on his sleeve. His poker face remained stern on Friday when six legislators from southern Virginia met with him regarding uranium mining.
Del. Donald Merricks, one of the six meeting Gov. Bob McConnell, said it doesn't look like uranium mining will be happening anytime soon. The issue, however, is not to be classified as done.
"He's got a good poker face. He doesn't show his hand," Merricks said in an Associated Press report of the meeting. "He's got too many other things on his plate to be thinking about uranium. I don't even think it's on his radar screen right now. Not saying it won't be down the road."
Sens. Frank M. Ruff Jr. and William M. Stanley and Delegates James E. Edmunds, Danny Marshall III and Thomas C. Wright Jr. also were in the meeting. McDonnell spokesman J. Tucker Martin confirmed the meeting and said the governor's top policy people were in attendance as well.
Sen. John Watkins has been at the point for requesting the Virginia legislature to remove a ban on uranium mining established in 1982. Virginia Uranium, Inc., is hoping to mine a site at Coles Hill near Chatham, Va., which is about 50 direct miles from Henderson and Kerr Lake, and just 20 miles from the state border.
The Pittsylvania County site is located within the Roanoke River Basin, which supplies water into both Kerr Lake and Lake Gaston. About 1.9 million people in North Carolina and Virginia, including Virginia Beach, depend on the lakes for drinking water.
The uranium site was discovered in the 1970s, but uranium prices plummeted and it was never mined. Three decades later, it is believed a 119-million pound deposit worth an estimated $7 billion awaits.
The area of Virginia is in need of jobs, and the site could lead to as many as 1,000 by some estimates.
Watkins, a Republican from Powhatan, crafted legislation to get regulations for mining in place. Two days before lawmakers' 43-day short session began in January, the Virginia Commission on Coal and Energy gave their backing to Watkins' proposal in an 11-2 vote.
But Watkins asked for it to be stricken before the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources could vote. A report indicated nine of 12 members in the 15-member committee opposed the measure.
Del. Jackson Miller then asked Del. Terry Kilgore, the chairman of the Commerce and Labor Committee, not to bring forward the companion legislation in the House of Delegates. With the proposal not even getting heard in committee, much less on the floors of either the House or Senate, Watkins attempted an end-around by requesting McDonnell to instruct state agencies to draw up regulations for mining.
Calls and emails from lobbyists began flooding the governor's office immediately. More of the calls and emails were against lifting the ban, according to an AP report.
Publicly, McDonnell has said he has not formed a position on mining and may not take one.
Merricks said in Friday's meeting McDonnell revealed little to change that view. McDonnell reportedly told the group he is focused on his legacy transportation funding proposal and an education reform package.
"The governor appreciated the opportunity to hear directly from local legislators on this issue," Martin wrote in an email to the AP.
If McDonnell does follow through and ask for regulations to be prepared, the General Assembly would still have to give approval to lifting the ban. After that and other federal regulations are met, the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors would have final say with a special use permit.
If the ban had been lifted in the session, mining wouldn't have been expected to begin before 2017. One of the last government entities to take a stand on the issue was the Pittsylvania supervisors, who in January told lawmakers they were against lifting the ban. The area's chamber of commerce, after polling its membership to determine if it should take any position, said earlier in January it was against lifting the ban as well.
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