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Be A Man's Man: Setup For The Ultimate Motorcycle Restoration Project
Motorcyclists know that while cruising the open road is an unmatched thrill, the time spent working on a bike provides equal joy. Even if you aren't an avid rider, nothing is as awesome as rebuilding scrap into a working machine.
From start to finish, bringing a bike back to life is a rewarding, challenging and ultimately fulfilling experience that makes riding that much more special. If you're considering taking on this challenge, the right set-up will lead the way to success. Starting with choosing the right bike, how you preface your restoration project can mean the difference between smooth sailing and sleepless nights.
Find the Bike
From a bike enthusiast's perspective, an old, run-down motorcycle is potential in tangible form. Finding the right bike to restore isn't always easy, but once you see it, all you'll see is the image of that hunk of metal powering down the road.
Real-life considerations must be taken in to account. For example, if you have only limited experience working with mechanical engines, a bike that requires a wholesale engine rebuild would probably induce frustration quickly. A better option might be a motorcycle with a working engine that mostly requires body restoration.
Ask around to see if friends or neighbors have given up on any old rides, and check Craigslist for abandoned motorcycles waiting for a second chance.
Get the Gear
A restoration project can't begin until you collect the parts necessary to bring a bike back to life. Previous home mechanics were limited to part shopping at the scrap yard or through local mechanics, but 21st century riders have greater resources. Shopping online offers comparison on parts and prices, potentially lowering the amount you spend on your restoration project.
There are also brand-specific marketplaces where you can find specialized parts. For example, Honda motorcycle parts from BikeBandit will give Honda riders a starting point on shopping for parts in the online landscape. In general, scour the internet until you find the parts you need at the right price.
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For any significant restoration project, you'll be dedicating hours (and possibly days) of your life to a vehicle. An undertaking this significant deserves a work space dedicated to keeping you focused on the task at hand. Whether it's your garage, back patio or shed, outfit a work space with everything you'll need to restore your bike.
Stock up on the necessary tools, lighting and cleaning supplies you need to keep the operation running smoothly. The type of project will dictate what tools you need, but count on standard wrench and screw driver sets at minimum.
Collect Resources
You may be restoring a motorcycle by yourself, but that doesn't mean you have to face challenges alone. Create a network of resources to assist you through the restoration process. Start with the bike's owner manual, which should offer helpful illustrations and tips.
Online motorcycle forums often have first-person stories of similar projects, and connecting with like-minded enthusiasts can encourage and assist you when the restoration hits a bumpy path. Motorcycle.com/forums contains brand categories to lead you in the right direction. If possible, strike up a rapport with a professional mechanic. His or her insight and expertise can be invaluable when you hit a dead end.
It won't do the work for you, but a well-thought set up will put you in the best position to succeed in restoring the downtrodden bike.
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1 (18.25 ounce) package
German chocolate cake mix without pudding
1 cup
flaked coconut
1 cup
chopped walnuts
4 cups
confectioners' sugar
2 tablespoons
unsweetened cocoa powder
6 tablespoons
cola-flavored carbonated beverage
1 cup
1 (8 ounce) package
cream cheese
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Baking time IS longer than indicated.
We made this cake for a family dinner party and it turned out very, very good. It's great for chocolate lovers. The homemade icing was rich and chocolaty. I also added extra confectioner's sugar (about 1 cup) to make the icing thicker. It's a very easy cake to make, too. It went well with vanilla ice cream!
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I made this for my father-in-law's b-day and it was a hit. It was then requested for my husband's grandmother's birthday the following week. I did bake it a little longer than stated, just until the toothpick came out clean-- an extra 10-15 mins. Also this cake is somehow even more delicious the next day. Y*U*M*M*Y!!!
i made this cake and my son loved it, after he ate the last piece he said I NEEDED TO MAKE THIS CAKE AGAIN.SO A WEEK LATER I MADE THIS CAKE AGAIN BUT THIS I USED A CHOCOLATE FUGDE CAKE I DIDN'T KNOW IT POSSIBLE TO IMPROVE ON THIS CAKE BUT I DID . THANKS FOR THE RECIPE IT WAS GREAT. WILL MAKE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN SHERRY L.
This cake is sooo good, the only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I had some problem taking the cut pieces out of pan because of the bottom layer, so next time, and there will be a next time, I am going to make sure that I really oil the pan better or but some type of paper on the bottom of the pan for easier serving....the taste and conbination of ingredients made this cake really special!!
MMMM... chocolate-y and fairly easy too! With ingredients like choc cake, cream cheese, walnuts, coconut, chocolate/cola glaze... c'mon... what it NOT to like? Not the prettiest thing in the pan, but interesting looking... and the bake time was correct for me, FYI. Everyone that tried this cake liked it too! I am sure I will make it again!
As written, I give this recipe four stars. The first time I made it I followed the recipe almost exactly - I used German Chocolate cake mix and followed other reviews, adding 3 cups of powdered sugar, pecans instead of walnuts, and baking for an hour. I thought it was just ok - I found it a bit dry. My husband loved it though, so
I decided to try again.
The second time it came out phenomenal! This time, I used Betty Crocker triple chocolate fudge cake mix and instead of 3 cups of powdered sugar in the frosting, I further reduced the quantity to 2 cups. I also skipped the coconut. I used walnuts as written. I made the cake in a bunt pan and was careful to spread the frosting on the top of the batter, but without letting the frosting to get too close to the edge. The second time around, I softened the cream cheese too. The cream cheese melted into the cake, leaving a delicious ribbon of cream cheese goodness at the bottom. It did not come out all bubbly like some of the pictures. It actually looked very nice. I definitely recommend using a bundt pan instead of a 13 x 9 pan.
This is wonderful!! Everyone asks for it over again. It is also not difficult to make. I have made it several times, and will do so again, in fact, I am making it this weekend to take to a pitch in. I first tried it at a local restaurant, and decided to see if it was on All Recipes! Of course it was! YUM
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Great show, just listened to it. Little thought on the Apple TV as a games console, I think apple could do some big damage there with there custom chips and metal but I think the biggest issue is game pricing and storage. Let's take example call of duty, a game like that on the ps3 cost in the 10s of millions to make and add to that the marketing it probably goes way over 100million just to make a game like that but the risk is worth it as they sell for about £40 but putting a game for that price on ios is a no go. There's a reason why everyone is moving to freemium. 2nd issue is the storage, a big game like that easily takes up over 10gb of storage but something like the apple TV comes with limited space, if the apple TV is to really put pressure on the consoles, (again if thats the direction apple goes) they will have to put much much more storage imo 128gb. Take the Amazon fire TV, they tried to market as a games machine too but with 8gb(5gb usable) you put 1 or 2 games and thats it. Consoles comes with like 500gb and had disk based games so if apple TV which will be only storage based games, it will have to have the ability to hold more than just 2-3 console level games. No one wants to have to constantly delete games to download another and then if they want to play one of the old games, they would have to redownload. It's just a bad experience. So even they the potential is there the biggest barrier is price and storage. They could make the game a freemium but do you really want to pay like £5 for a new gun, suit etc and then at the end you end up paying much more take if the game was just £40 to begin with.
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Glaciers are one of Mother Nature's most glorious sights — especially when a tidewater glacier is observed at the end of its cycle, thunderously calving into the sea. The dense, earth-shaping blocks of ice are visible from afar as fields of white, or closer in stunning shades of blue as they absorb all the visible light except the short, blue spectrum.
In Alaska, glaciers are the main draw for many cruisers, with opportunities to view them from your ship, fly overhead and even go trekking on the ice on shore excursions. But glaciers also exist in other parts of the world – including places you can cruise to.
Here are the best places for cruise passengers to see glaciers.
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Glacier Bay National Park
Alaska has an estimated 100,000 glaciers, 616 of which are officially named. Glacier Bay National Park is the world's largest marine sanctuary (it's about the size of Connecticut!) and the most famous place to spot them. Holland America Line, Princess Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line ships make day visits to the bay with a park ranger onboard offering commentary. Small ship lines, such as Un-Cruise Adventures, may linger in the park for a few days. One of the most striking glaciers is Margerie, an actively calving, pristine stretch of ice near the Canadian border.
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Mendenhall Glacier
Mendenhall is the easiest glacier to get to in Alaska and the most visited glacier in the world. Every cruise ship that calls in Juneau will get you close — the glacier is only about 12 miles from downtown. If you're feeling active, the U.S. Forest Service operates a visitor center and provides hiking maps. Shore excursions including helicopter flights take you further into the Juneau Icefield.
Tracy Arm
Named after Civil War General Benjamin Franklin Tracy, this fjord in the Tongass National Forest is home to the tidewater Sawyer Glacier. Also known as North Sawyer and South Sawyer, this glacier is startlingly blue and frequently calving. Experience the "White Thunder" on ships operated by Disney Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line and Oceania Cruises, among others.
Hubbard Glacier
At 76 miles long and six miles across, Hubbard Glacier is Alaska's largest glacier accessible to cruise ships. It's at the head of Yakutat Bay, and a featured sight on some Gulf of Alaska itineraries; Princess Cruises visits as do other lines including Royal Caribbean International, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Silversea Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Holland America Line and Oceania Cruises. Hubbard is also one of the fastest advancing glaciers in Alaska.
College Fjord
The 16 glaciers in College Fjord are proof that the glaciers of the Gulf are just as spectacular as those in Glacier Bay. Located in the northern sector of Prince William Sound, key sights include Harvard Glacier, which has been known to thunderously shed centuries-old ice into the sea every few minutes. Princess Cruises is among cruise lines that visit.
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Glaciers are an integral part of the scene on the "White Continent" — some of the solid ice is thousands of years old. You may see glaciers in several forms including outlet, tidewater and valley varieties. Cruise lines that visit include Seabourn, Silversea, Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic and Quark Expeditions, along with Abercrombie & Kent.
Chilean Fjords/Patagonia
Some 2.7% of Chile is actually covered by glaciers. Among the most spectacular is the Amalia Glacier in southern Chile. Cruise lines including Seabourn, Holland America, Princess and Lindblad-National Geographic explore this region, taking you past the snow-capped mountains and blue-tinged glaciers of the Andes, while cruising from Valparaiso, Chile to Buenos Aires, including through the Strait of Magellan.
Greenland itineraries operated by Hurtigruten explore the glaciers north of Narsaq in the Tunulliarfik Fjord. On the line's expedition ship MS Fram, you'll sail outside of the town of Illulissat, where icebergs shed from the massive Jakobshavn Glacier; near the Artic village of Itilleq and in Disko Bay. Other lines that visit Greenland include Lindblad-National Geographic.
Norway and the Svalbard Islands
Take a cruise on the coast of Norway and glaciers are guaranteed to be part of the scene. There are some 1,600 glaciers in Norway, including Jostedal Glacier, the largest glacier in continental Europe. Some of the most spectacular ice is offshore mainland Norway, on the untouched Svalbard Islands. Located in the Arctic Ocean but not quite to the North Pole, the Svalbard Islands are home to the frequently calving Monaco Glacier. Expedition ships that cruise here include those from Hurtigruten, Lindblad-National Geographic, Silversea and Quark Expeditions.
About 10% of the country is covered by glaciers, so you'll have plenty to choose from. Tours of the ice fields leave from the capital city of Reykjavik, which is visited by a number of cruise lines including Crystal Cruises. Once you get to the ice, exploration includes hikes, snow mobile rides and jeep adventures. We suggest visiting Langjökull, the country's second largest glacier.
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We found it... ok. We feel like we may have misordered. We'll try it again, but we're not going to rush back.
Still hoping to hear about Atrium!
So got to Atrium this weekend. Place looks the pretty much the same as Governeur. Great date spot. Real interesting menu. Had hard time picking between the starters. There were razor clams, sweetbreads, foie gras, oysters among the choices. Picture is of the sweetbread app. Had a sampler of oysters. Very fresh and they went down easily. All the starters that we had were good. Among the entrees, I like the sea bass. The duck had an interesting two way preparation. Sommelier was very knowledgable and friendly. Weakest part of the menu was the desserts. Overall, liked Atrium quite a bit. We will be back.


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None of this happens without you. We need our membership active in committees, on the list serve, and as voices within the greater athletic community. We encourage every coach and their staffs to be a part of the CRCA. The more voices that we have, the more the CRCA can be heard and make a difference. We also invite club coaches and administrators to be a part of the discussion by joining the CRCA. Thanks and Good Luck!
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- In conjunction with US Rowing, CRCA operates the Collegiate Poll which ranks the top 20 Varsity Eights from Division I, II, and III throughout the spring season.
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"Field Inspection and Repair of Transmission Pipeline Coatings," set for 11 a.m. to noon EDT Oct. 25, will examine proper inspection and maintenance of below-grade pipe coating systems.
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If not properly maintained, these systems are vulnerable to accelerated deterioration and potential section loss of the pipe wall. When coating damage is indicated by above-ground surveys, the affected pipeline sections must be excavated and repaired.
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SSPC is an accredited training provider for the Florida Board of Professional Engineers (FBPE), and Professional Engineers in Florida may submit SSPC Webinar Continuing Education Units to the board. To do so, applicants must download the FBPE CEU form and pass the Webinar Exam, which costs $25.
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"Applying Plural-Component Coatings," presented Sept. 26, discussed new methods for applying today's advanced high solids/short pot life protective coatings.
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"Introduction to CAS (Coating Application Specialist)," presented Aug. 22, provided an overview of the education, training, experience, knowledge and skills required by an Application Specialist to prepare and apply protective coatings to steel and concrete surfaces in accordance with SSPC Application Certification Standard No. 1/NACE NO.13. The presenter was Anton Ruesing, of IUPAT DC78-Florida Finishing Trades Institute.
"Selecting Coatings under Insulation," presented July 18, discussed how proper coating selection and application can help avoid the risk of corrosion under insulation. The presenter was Brent Griffin, a coatings engineer with Chevron Energy Technology Company.
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Bernard Harmon would like to forget the first time he wrestled competitively. He was on the wrong end of a 16-1 decision.
Much has changed since then for Harmon, a two-sport star for the Timberland Wolves.
Harmon's loss in the lopsided decision came when he was a middle school wrestler in Norfolk, Va. He was born in Pineville, but moved out of state when he was a toddler. He moved back from Virginia four years ago and had a new nickname and eventually a new title: state champion.
"When I first moved back to the area, the first thing I did was try out for the football team," the senior said. "The coach didn't like my name. They started calling me 'VA' because I was from Virginia. I sort of liked the nickname and it stuck. I started using it myself."
VA has been A-OK as a wrestler for the Wolves. Last winter, he became the first student-athlete in school history to claim an individual gold medal at the state wrestling championships. Harmon finished last season with a 34-3 record. The championship in the 170-pound division gave him 97 career victories, which also was a school record.
"This season is going great as well," said Harmon, who was named first-team All-Lowcountry in football in December. "Winning the state championship was a great experience, and being the first one in school history made it even better. I know people will be coming at me. I just have to keep working with special emphasis on my moves."
Timberland wrestling coach Terry Keller says footwork is what makes Harmon special on the mat and on the gridiron.
"It's unbelievably hard to get him off his feet," Keller said. "That's what makes him good in football. He's been pinned only one time, and that was when he was a sophomore. He was pinned by a three-time state champion."
Harmon said wrestling helped him on the football field when he played defense. He was able to get low on opponents to make tackles.
Harmon was listed at 5-10 and weighed 175 pounds his senior season as a member of the football team. He left his mark on both sides of the ball for the Wolves, who were the Region 7-AA champs. He recorded 122 tackles, including 15 for a loss. He also had a big season on offense, rushing for a team-high 1,586 yards and scoring 28 touchdowns.
He's getting some interest from colleges as a football player and wrestler.
But academics will be the deciding factor when it comes to choosing a college. He has a 4.0 GPA and is No. 9 in his senior class. He plans to be a mechanical engineer and is interested in attending Clemson, the University of South Carolina, The Citadel and Coastal Carolina.
In his spare time, he loves to read. If he's not on the football field or in the wrestling room, the best bet is that he's in the library.
"I just love to read," he said. "I've always loved to read. In the library, I can find something new to read or help out the librarian. They need it."
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Wayne County Genealogy
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1810 Census for Wayne County, Ver. 1 USGenWeb Archives
1810 Census for Wayne County, Ver. 2 USGenWeb Archives
1810 Federal Census for Wayne County, Ver. 1 USGenWeb Archives
1810 Federal Census for Wayne County, Ver. 2 USGenWeb Archives
1810-1900 Census for Wayne County USGenWeb Archives
1850 Census Index for Wayne County USGenWeb Archives
1911-present Kentucky Birth Certificates (order here) Archives
1911-present Kentucky Death Certificates (order here) Archives
A Century of Wayne Co, KY, 1800-1900 Every Name Index
A Century of Wayne County, Kentucky, 1800-1900 Ancestry
A century of Wayne County, Kentucky, 1800-1900 Family History Library
An index to A century of Wayne County, Kentucky, 1800-1900 Family History Library
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Births, marriages, deaths, 1852-1859 Family History Library
Case files, 1819-1930 Family History Library
Cemeteries of Wayne County, Kentucky Family History Library
Certificates for land granted by the Wayne County Court, 1803-1806 [Kentucky] Family History Library
Civil order books, 1904-1930 Family History Library
Commissioners deeds, v. 1-5, 1877-1935 Family History Library
Court orders, 1802-1902 Family History Library
Deeds and records pertaining to Shearer Valley Church of Christ, Wayne County, Monticello, Kentucky, 1811-1974 Family History Library
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Statistics have shown that despite catching up with Apple's App Store, the Android Market may not be as diversely used as expected.
Tech research company Neilsen has found that the top ten apps on the Android Market accounts for 43 per cent of usage, while the top 50 accounts for 61 per cent.
Considering the Android Market has around 250,000 apps available it's certainly a daunting statistic for those 249,950 apps that will have to compete for just 39 per cent of app usage. The report suggests that on top of those figures, those apps will also be competing for time spent using their applications as the average Android user spends only 56minutes using apps a day.
While it must be worrying for prospective app-builders to be facing such odds, it's important to remember that many apps will be used for social media, thus limiting their relevance and shortening the options available to them greatly. What would be interesting to see is if the same study was carried out on Apple's App Store.
What top apps do you used for Android? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter.
Source: Nielsen


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"FOXLEY, a parish in the hundred of Malmesbury, county Wilts, 3 miles S.W. of Malmesbury, its post town, and 10 N.W. of Chippenham. It is situated near the old Roman highway, Akeman Street, and appears to take its name from the Foxe family, who had possession of it after the Aycliffe. The parish is bounded on the N. by a branch of the river Avon. The surface is flat, and the soil of inferior quality. The living is a rectory* in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol, value £261. The church is an ancient structure, and contains some very old monuments. Lord Holland is lord of the manor, and takes from this place the title of Baron Holland of Foxley. There are traces of a Roman camp near the spot where the Roman road crosses the Avon."
[Description(s) from The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868) - Transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003]
- (unknown dedication), Foxley Road, Church of England
Church Records
- (unknown dedication), Foxley Road, Church of England
You can also perform a more selective search for churches in the Foxley area that are recorded in the GENUKI church database. This will also help identify other churches in nearby townships and/or parishes. You also have the option to see the location of the churches marked on a map.
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Indexes and registers of the parish church of Foxley, dedication unknown:
- WSRO registers: Chr 1713-1992, Mar 1715-1974, Bur 1713-1992
- VRI Chr 1605-1837, Mar 1605-1835
- Wiltshire Index Service Burials 1800-1837
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Population was 67 in 1831.


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The NARSTO_EPA_SS_BALTIMORE_JHU_MET_DATA meteorological and turbulence measurements were recorded using a diverse array of instruments by the Parlange Environmental Fluid Mechanics Group, Department ...
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The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_NO3_SO4_C_DATA files contain continuous measurements of PM2.5 nitrate, PM2.5 sulfate, and PM2.5 carbon collected during August 12, 2000 through November 5, 2001 at the Aldine, ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 Size-specific PM Mass Concentration Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_PM_SIZE_MASS]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_PM_SIZE_MASS file reports size segregated mass particulate data collected with a MOUDI sampler during the Texas Air Quality Study 2000 at the HRM Site 3 and LaPorte ...
NARSTO-NE Selected NEXRAD Images for 1995 [NARSTO_NE_NEXRAD_IMAGES]
The NARSTO_NE_NEXRAD_IMAGES data set contains selected NEXt Generation RADar (NEXRAD) weather images from the northeastern United States for the summer of 1995. The NEXRAD weather radar images were ...
NARSTO 1998 Model-Intercomparison Study Verification Data: NARSTO-Northeast 1995 Surface Ozone, NO, and NOx Langley Data Center Data Set [NARSTO_NE_MODEL]
The NARSTO_NE_MODEL data set supports the NARSTO Model Intercomparison activity described in the report of a workshop that was held in Washington, DC on May 27-28, 1998. The intercomparison activity ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON Ammonia and Nitric Acid Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_NH3_HNO3]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_NH3_HNO3_DATA contains 24-hour integrated measurements of ammonia and nitric acid collected during September 30, 2000 through May 22, 2001 at the HRM Site 3, Aldine, and ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON Differential Mobility Analyzer Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_DMA]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_DMA_DATA measurements consist of aerosol size distributions and number concentrations collected in Houston, Texas, beginning in August 2000 and ending in November 2001. Data ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON Rapid Single-Particle Mass Spectrometer Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_RSMS]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_RAPID_SPMS_DATA contain individual aerosol particles which were sized and analyzed using a Rapid Single-particle Mass Spectrometer (RSMS) in Houston during the summer of ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 DOE G-1 Air Chemistry, Aerosol, and Met Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_DOE_G-1]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_DOE_G-1_DATA were collected from the DOE G-1 Research Aircraft Facility during the Texas 2000 Air Quality Study. Twenty research flights were made from August ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 Formaldehyde and Hydrogen Peroxide Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_HCHO_H2O2]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_HCHO_H2O2_DATA data set contains continuous formaldehyde (HCHO) and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) measurements collected in August - September 2000 during the Texas ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 PM2.5 Organic Speciation Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_PM25_ORG]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_PM25_ORG_DATA file contains 24-hour integrated organic speciation of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) collected August 15, 2000 through September 30, 2000 at the ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 Particulate Matter FTIR Composition [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_PM_FTIR]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_PM_FTIR measurement data consist of absolute absorbance areas for organonitrates, sulfate, aliphatic carbon and carbonyl compounds for size segregated particulate ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 TNRCC CAMS Air Quality Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_CAMS]
The NARSTO_EPA_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_CAMS_DATA data set contains 5-minute air quality measurements collected in Texas during August and September 2000 at 85 continuous ambient monitoring stations (CAMS) ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 Washburn Tunnel Air Quality Monitoring Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_WB_TUNNEL]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_WB_TUNNEL data contain gas and particle phase measurements collected in a tunnel in the Houston area during the summer of 2000. The primary objective of this study ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES Aerodynamic Particle Size Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_LA_APS]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_APS_DATA were collected between December 2000 and September 2001. At several locations in Los Angeles County, California, a TSI Aerodynamic Particle Sizer (APS) was used ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES Aethalometer Elemental Carbon Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_LA_AETH_EC]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_AETHALOMETER_EC_DATA were collected between September 2000 to October 2003. At Claremont, Downey, Riverside, Rubidoux, and the University of Southern California (USC) ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES PM2.5 Particulate Carbon [NARSTO_EPA_SS_LA_PM25_CARBON]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_PM25_CARBON data were collected between January and May 2002. At Claremont (Los Angeles County, California), Cascaded Integrated Collection and Vaporization System for ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES PM2.5 Particulate Nitrate [NARSTO_EPA_SS_LA_PM25_NITRATE]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_PM25_NITRATE data were collected between July 2001 and January 2002. At Claremont and Rubidoux (Los Angeles County, California), Cascaded Integrated Collection and Vaporization ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES PM2.5-10 Composition and Mass Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_PARTISOL_DATA]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_PARTISOL_DATA were collected using Partisol Model 2025-D samplers between late 2000 and late 2003 from sites at Downey, Claremont, Riverside, Rubidoux, and the University ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES Scanning Mobility Particle Size Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_LA_SMPS]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_SMPS_DATA were collected between December 2000 and February 2002. At Claremont, Downey, Riverside, Rubidoux (Los Angeles County, California), TSI Scanning mobility particle ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES TEOM PM2.5 Mass Concentration Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_LA_TEOM]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_LOS_ANGELES_TEOM_PM25_DATA were collected between December 2000 and September 2002 using a Tapered-Element Oscillating Microbalance (TEOM). At Downey and Riverside (Los Angeles County, ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_NEW_YORK Air Chemistry, Particulate Matter, and Met Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_NY_AIR_CHEM_PM]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_NEW_YORK_AIR_CHEM_PM_MET_DATA were collected between 2001 and 2006 during the PM2.5 Technology Assessment and Characterization Study in New York State (PMTACS-NY). Data files from ...
NARSTO ICARTT NEAX 2004 DOE G-1 Air Chemistry, Aerosol, and Met Data [NARSTO_ICARTT_NEAX_2004_DOE_G-1]
The NARSTO_ICARTT_NEAX_2004_DOE_G-1_DATA were collected in July and August, 2004 during the International Consortium for Atmospheric Research on Transport and Transformation (ICARTT), NorthEast Aerosol ...
NARSTO PAC2001 CFS Cessna VOC, Particle Count, Ozone, and Meteorological Data [NARSTO_PAC2001_CESSNA_PM_OZONE]
The NARSTO_PAC2001_CESSNA_VOC_PM_OZONE_MET_DATA were obtained between August 14 and August 31, 2001 during the Pacific 2001 Air Quality Study (PAC2001). The missions of the Canadian Forest Service ...
NARSTO PAC2001 Cassiar Tunnel Gaseous and Particle Mass and Composition Data [NARSTO_PAC2001_CASSIAR_TUNNEL]
The NARSTO_PAC2001_CASSIAR_TUNNEL_GAS_PM_DATA were obtained August 8-15, 2001 during the Pacific 2001 Air Quality Study (PAC2001). The Cassiar Tunnel site is located at 49 17' 01.9 N and 123 01' ...
NARSTO PAC2001 NRC-IAR Convair 580 Particle Count, Ozone, Meteorological Data [NARSTO_PAC2001_CONVAIR_PM_OZONE]
The NARSTO_PAC2001_CONVAIR_PM_OZONE_MET_DATA were obtained between August 14 and August 30, 2001 during the Pacific 2001 Air Quality Study (PAC2001). The main mission for the National Research Council ...
NARSTO SHEMP Particulate Matter Composition Data, Canada, 2000-2002 [NARSTO_SHEMP_CANADA_PM_COMP]
The NARSTO_SHEMP_CANADA_PM_COMPOSTION_DATA were obtained between February 14, 2000 and August 1, 2002 during the Study of the Health Effects of the Mix of Urban Air Pollutants (SHEMP). SHEMP was ...
NARSTO SOS99NASH DOE G-1 Air Chemistry Data [NARSTO_SOS99NASH_G-1_AIR_CHEM]
The NARSTO_SOS99NASH_G-1_AIR_CHEMISTRY_DATA were collected via the G-1 aircraft deployed during the 1999 campaign to make measurements within the Nashville urban plume. These situ, semi-Lagrangian ...
NARSTO SOS99NASH TVA Surface Meteorology and Chemistry Data [NARSTO_SOS99NASH_SURF_MET_CHEM]
The NARSTO_SOS99NASH_SURFACE_MET_CHEM_DATA were collected between June 15 and July 16, 1999 during the 1999 Nashville/Middle Tennessee Field Study. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) operated two ...
NARSTO SOS99NASH WP-3D Orion Air Chemistry Data [NARSTO_SOS99NASH_WP3D_CHEM]
The NARSTO_SOS99NASH_WP3D_CHEMISTRY_DATA were obtained between June 26 and July 19, 1999 during the WP3-D aircraft component of the Nashville 1999 study sponsored in part by the Southern Oxidant Study. ...
NARSTO SOS99NASH Wind Profiler Data [NARSTO_SOS99NASH_WP]
The NARSTO_SOS99NASH_WIND_PROFILER_DATA were obtained between May 19 and August 4, 1999. Wind components (u and v) were collected from five 915-MHz radar wind profilers. Availability of data for each ...
NARSTO Texas PM2.5 Sampling and Analysis Study: 1997-1998 [NARSTO_TEXAS_PM2.5_1997-1998]
The NARSTO_Texas_PM2.5_Sampling_and_Analysis_Study_1997-1998 data were collected from March 11, 1997 to March 12, 1998. The City of Houston, the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, and ...
NARSTO_SOS_SC_UPSTATE PM2.5 Composition Data [NARSTO_SOS_SC_UPSTATE_COMP]
The NARSTO_SOS_SC_UPSTATE_PM25_COMPOSITION data were collected during July 2001 and January of 2002 to elucidate the seasonal variability of the aerosols. Samples were collected at a rural location ...
NARSTO_STIFS_CANADA PM Inorganic Volatile Organic Compounds Data [NARSTO_STIFS_CANADA_PM_INORG]
The NARSTO_STIFS_CANADA_PM_INORG_VOC_DATA were collected in the Summer-Winter-Summer of 2001-2002 during the Supersite Transboundary Intensive Field Study (STIFS). The goal of STIFS was the measurement ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_ATLANTA 1999 Air Chemistry, Particulate Matter, and Met Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATL_CHEM_PM_MET]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATLANTA_1999_CHEM_PM_MET_DATA were obtained from July to September 1999 during the Atlanta Experiment of the U.S. EPA Particulate Matter Supersites Program. The U.S. Environmental ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_ATLANTA 1999 Rapid Single-Particle Mass Spectrometer Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATL_RSMS]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATLANTA_RAPID_SPMS_DATA were obtained in August 1999 during the Atlanta Experiment of the U.S. EPA Particulate Matter Supersites Program. During a month in the summer of 1999, individual ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_ATLANTA 1999 UAH Mobile Integrated Profiling System Wind Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATL_1999_UAH_MIPS]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATLANTA_1999_UAH_MIPS_DATA files were obtained from July to September 1999 during the Atlanta Experiment of the U.S. EPA Particulate Matter Supersites Program. The University of ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_BALTIMORE JHU LIDAR Backscatter and Mixing Height Data [NARSTO_EPA_JHU_LIDAR]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_BALTIMORE_JHU_LIDAR_DATA measurements were taken from May 2001 to September 2002 during the Baltimore Experiment of the U.S. EPA Particulate Matter Supersites Program by the Johns ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO Aethalometer Multi-Wavelength Carbon Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_MULTI_WL_C]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_AETHALOM_MULTI_WL_CARBON data were obtained between May 1999 and December 2006 at the Fresno supersite. A multiwavelength aethalometer (Model AE30S) operated at the Fresno ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO BAM Meteorological Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_MET_DATA]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_BAM_PM_MASS data set contains measurements taken from six meteorological instruments operated at the Fresno supersite from May 24, 2000 to December 31, 2006. The ambient temperature ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO BAM Particulate Mass Concentration Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_BAM_PM]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_BAM_PM_MASS data set contains measurements taken from two Beta Attenuation Monitors (BAM), PM10 and PM2.5, operated at the Fresno Supersite. The MetOne Beta Attenuation Mass ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO Elemental Carbon in 2.5 um Aerosol Fraction [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_EC_PM25_FRACTION]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_EC_PM25_FRACTION data set contains the measurements taken with a single and dual wavelength aethalometer. The single wavelength aethalometer (model AE14) was operated at the ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO PM2.5 Organic and Elemental Carbon Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_PM25_OC_EC]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_PM25_OC_EC data set contains measurements taken from a continuous carbon monitor, Model R&P5400C operated from January 13, 2000 to March 31, 2005, and a Sunset Carbon Analyzer ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO PM2.5 Particulate Nitrate and Sulfate Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_PM25_NO3_SO4]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_PM25_NO3_SO4 data set contains measurements taken from two nitrate monitors and one sulfate monitor operated at the Fresno Supersite. The sample collection time for all instruments ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO Particle-bound Polycyclic Aromatic Compound Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_PART_PAC]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_PARTICLE_PAC_DATA data set contains measurements of particle-bound polycyclic aromatic compounds (PAC) from a Photoelectric Aerosol Sensor (PAS) monitor operated at the Fresno ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_FRESNO TEOM Particulate Mass Concentration Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_PM_MASS]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_FRESNO_TEOM_PM_MASS data set contains measurements taken from two Tapered-Element Oscillating Microbalances (TEOM) operated at the Fresno supersite from July 10, 1999. One TEOM samples ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_BALTIMORE_SEAS_PM25 Metal Cytokines [NARSTO_EPA_SS_BALTIMORE_SEAS_PM_MET]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_BALTIMORE_SEAS_PM25_METAL_CYTOKINES data were obtained between August 27 to September 10, 2001 and July 6 to November 27, 2002 during the University of Maryland Semicontinuous Elements ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH Gas Conc and PM Physical Properties Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITT_GAS_PM]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH_GAS_PM_PROPERTY_DATA were obtained between May 23, 2001 and September 1, 2002 during the Pittsburgh Air Quality Study (PAQS). The data set provides Particulate Matter ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH Meteorological Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITT_MET]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH_MET_DATA were obtained between July 1, 2001 and November 1, 2002 during the Pittsburgh Supersite Program. Ambient monitoring at the central supersite and a set of satellite ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH Particulate Matter Composition Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITT_PM_COMP]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH_PM_COMPOSITION_DATA were obtained between June 30 and September 1, 2001 during the Pittsburgh Air Quality Study (PAQS). The data set provides Particulate Matter Composition ...
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Council tax exemptions for US Air Force staff at RAF Lakenheath and Mildenhall means Suffolk loses out on £7 million
Posted: April 01, 2014|
Council tax exemptions for members of the US Air Force at Mildenhall and Lakenheath causes West Suffolk to miss out on over £7 million every year.
Members of the Air Force who live off-base in the St Edmundsbury and Forest Heath areas do not pay council tax thanks to an exemption in legislation agreed in 1952.
In Forest Heath, 4,214 houses take up £6.13 million of the £7 million shortfall.
625 houses in St Edmundsbury are cause the remaining deficit of £933,000, according to figures reported by the East Anglia Daily Times.
206 houses in Newmarket are exempt from paying the tax while more than 400 houses do not pay council tax in Beck Row, Mildenhall, Red Lodge and Lakenheath.
However, both bases pay a six-figure sum to the Ministry of Defence every year.
This is then given to the local authorities for extra funding to make up for the exemption in paying council tax.
Both RAF Lakenheath and RAF Mildenhall contribute over £500 million to the economy in Suffolk every year.
A spokeswoman for the US Air Force said: "All visiting forces, not just the American forces, are exempt when habiting off base dwellings.
"I do know that we have a large presence here and there is a large community of military members who enjoy shopping in the local towns and enjoy spending their time and money in the local areas.
"We very truly value our presence here/ we are very grateful with this wonderful partnership we have in the UK.
"We look forward to continuing to contribute in the area as neighbours."


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Tag: entrepreneurship
Mar 6, 2015
Textiles Alum Plunges Into the 'Shark Tank'
During her senior year at NC State, textiles alumna Sharon Bui set an ambitious goal for herself: earn a spot on "Shark Tank," the ABC reality show where budding entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to famous funders. Less than […]
Oct 24, 2014
New Survey of Triangle Entrepreneurs Shows Optimism
NC State has launched a new quarterly survey to measure the outlook of Triangle entrepreneurs – and the initial results show significant optimism for increased revenue, spending and employment well into spring 2015.
Oct 9, 2014
Innovative Women's Conference Oct. 24
The Jenkins MBA Student Association presents a conference for women interested in business innovation, science, technology and entrepreneurship.
Apr 23, 2014
Get a Sneak Peek of New Products at NC State Lulu eGames Showcase
The Entrepreneurship Initiative at North Carolina State University is showcasing student entrepreneurs and the products they've developed as part of its eGames competition on Thursday, April 24 from 2 to 3 p.m. in the McKimmon […]
Mar 10, 2014
$3 Million Gift to NC State University Seeds Rural Student Access Initiative
Chancellor Randy Woodson announced today a $3 million gift that will start the "Farm to Philanthropy" program designed to expand rural students' access to an NC State University education. The gift from Dr. Joseph K. […]
Oct 17, 2013
Tethis a Finalist in Cleantech Contest
NC State startup Tethis was one of five finalists to win $20,000 in cash and services in the Southeast finals of the Cleantech Open Accelerator in Washington D.C.
Apr 26, 2013
Get a Sneak Peek of New Products at NC State Lulu eGames Showcase
The Entrepreneurship Initiative at North Carolina State University is showcasing the student entrepreneurs and products developed as part of its eGames competition on Monday, April 29 from 2 to 3 p.m. in the McKimmon Center […]
Feb 26, 2013
NC State Leads Summit on Economic Development
Leaders from across the nation in business, higher education and the public sector converged on North Carolina State University Tuesday for a critical summit to discuss how universities impact job growth and economic development. The […]
Oct 29, 2012
NC State to Partner With Volvo Group
North Carolina State University will become a preferred academic talent partner of the Volvo Group, affording students experience- and career-building opportunities with the global automotive manufacturer, including co-ops, internships and mentorships. On Tuesday, Oct. 30 […]
May 3, 2012
NC State, SKEMA Offer Graduate Curriculum in Global Luxury Management
A new one-year, dual-degree graduate study option developed jointly by North Carolina State University's Poole College of Management and SKEMA Business School is designed to prepare the next generation of managers for the growing global luxury […]


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**Dcost performs LIVE on Thurs., Oct. 11 at 10pm EDT on Mixify!**
The Music Phoenix is going into the 4th installment of the Club Level Series this Thursday, October 11th with Dcost and DJ Massakerr. Dcost will be performing our opening set at 10:00pm (EDT) until roughly 11:30pm. At which point, DJ Massakerr will be taking center stage as the headliner, starting at 11:30pm and going until 1:00am. Make sure to join the Facebook event page to get the event updates (which will include the physical Mixify.com event links) and to help us spread the word to your loyal friends!
So far we've heard DJs from New York, Texas, California, Georgia and Flordia; but this week we are going outside the United States for the first time! Both Dcost and DJ Massakerr are from Canada; well more specifically, Hamilton, Ontario. We are very excited to take our "International Tuesday" concept to another level by including DJs from all over the world on our Club Level Series (Canada is just a start, we can't wait to get European DJs involved).
DJ Massakerr has been featured on The Music Phoenix multiple times over the past year and we have become very familiar with his mashup style. He is currently a resident DJ for Volv Marketing and has had the opportunity to open for the likes of Basshunter and LA Riots. His most popular mashups have been top ranking songs on the Hyper Machines trending charts; Good Fucking Day & Night reached #5 and Gimmie Dat Sexy Cobra reached #24 (the latter being a personal favorite of ours). Dcost was hand-picked by Massakerr to perform with this Thursday with him, they have performed together in Canada and he's very excited to share the virtual stage with Dcost.
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WESTPORT - Can a 14-year-old appreciate the humor in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"?
Fourteen-year-old Colleen Mulvey of Wilmington is a firm believer that Shakespeare is fun for all ages. "It's funny. It's very, very funny," says Colleen who plays Helena in the upcoming production, "but it's going to be difficult to act it in a way that will make it seem as funny as it actually is."
Colleen is one of the 10 young teens who are spending a good part of their summer in Westport's Ballard Park with adult directors Lindsay Pontius and Scott Gibbs having fun and learning how to put on a Shakespearean play, this year, "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
The kids will be performing outdoors at Ballard Park in Westport on Friday, Aug. 14 and Saturday, Aug. 15 at 5 p.m. (with a rain date of Sunday, Aug. 16 same time, same place).
Some of these kids have worked with this directing team before, others are brand new to the Shakespeare theatre that takes place annually at Ballard Park. Why are they here? Several of these young adults are already certain that they will be pursuing acting as a career path and think that studying and performing Shakespeare will help further them in this field.
Cassandra Smith of Upper Jay who will be portraying both Hippolyta and Titania in the production views this experience as a different and more advanced type of play than she has tried before and is confident that "it will pay off on my acting skills."
Paul Burdo, 16, of Elizabethtown, was in the troupe's production of "Romeo and Juliet" last year. He's back for more because he "enjoys the interaction with kids from different areas of Essex County."
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" is the 8th youth Shakespeare production that the team of Pontius and Gibbs has brought to Ballard Park.
The program is now under the umbrella of The Depot Theatre Apprentice Program. Admission is free but donations are appreciated.
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V for Verizon? One Reporter's Telecom Vendetta
CNNŌĆÖs Allen Wastler recently dialed up pro-regulation rhetoric in a rant against Verizon (NYSE: VZ). ŌĆ£These telecoms. Somebody ought to regulate them, huh?ŌĆØ a nearly apoplectic Allen Wastler asked his colleagues as he began his August 26 tirade on ŌĆ£In the Money.ŌĆØ
Nowhere in his story did the CNN/Money.com editor mention the high cost government already imposes on phone customers with taxes and fees, or that the FCC voted recently to expand the reach of the ŌĆ£universal service feeŌĆØ to voice-over-Internet and cell phone customers.
Wastler said that ŌĆ£once upon a timeŌĆØ the government required a ŌĆ£universal service feeŌĆØ of DSL providers to finance rural telephone service that phone companies were reluctant to provide, but that the government stopped requiring the charge for DSL subscribers. ThatŌĆÖs misleading.
According to the FCC Web site, ŌĆ£all telecommunications companies that provide interstate telecommunications service contribute to the Universal Service Fund.ŌĆØ While the FCC ŌĆ£does not require companies to recover their Universal Service contributions from their customer,ŌĆØ ŌĆ£Each company makes a business decision about whether and how to assess charges to recover its Universal Service costs.ŌĆØ
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A frustrated Wastler then exploded: ŌĆ£They should deal with more as far as IŌĆÖm thinking.ŌĆØ ŌĆ£I got a brief glimpse of hope from down South,ŌĆØ he added, noting that ŌĆ£a federal court in AtlantaŌĆØ ruled that states ŌĆ£can regulate telecoms for all those little extra charges and the fine print and stuff.ŌĆØ
The business reporter later sniffed that if phone companies ŌĆ£weren't trying to stiff me out of money that belongs to me,ŌĆØ they wouldnŌĆÖt have to deal with more regulation.
Yet nowhere in his story did Wastler consider how government taxes and regulations already ŌĆ£stiffŌĆØ the consumer or how more government involvement in fee structures could hike consumersŌĆÖ costs.
A study by economists Thomas M. Lenard and Brent D. Mast said ŌĆ£the typical wireless user faces a total tax rate (federal, state and local) of over 14 percent on wireless services,ŌĆØ consumeraffairs.com reported in October 2003. WhatŌĆÖs more, New York state, where Wastler films ŌĆ£In the Money,ŌĆØ had the highest state excise tax on telephone service, according to the consumer news Web site.
And the tax bite has only gotten larger, reaching 17 percent in 2005, ŌĆ£an increase of three percentage points more than in 2003,ŌĆØ Steve Largent, a wireless phone trade groupŌĆÖs president, noted in March 2005.
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ALBANY — Gordy Gruhl had an idea when he first met Andre Young eight years ago that Young could wind up being one of the most special players to ever walk the halls of Deerfield-Windsor.
Tonight, that idea reaches fruition.
Young, a four-year star for Gruhl's boys basketball team who went on to a successful career at Clemson — where he's now the Tigers' starting point guard and leading scorer as a senior — will return to Albany this evening to receive one of the rarest honors the school ever bestows by retiring his No. 11 jersey.
"You have to be a special player to get your jersey retired at our school,'' said Gruhl, the school's longtime basketball coach and A.D. "He is. He has lived up to that. It doesn't surprise me at all that he has gone on and been very successful at Clemson. He has been able to do the same things at Clemson that he did at Deerfield-Windsor.''
Young, whose jersey will be hung from the rafters before the boys game against Tiftarea tips off at 8 p.m., amassed a school record 2,062 career points before earning a full ride to Clemson, where he will graduate this year with honors with a degree in heath science. Young, who averaged 22 points and five assists a game his senior year at DWS, currently leads Clemson (8-6) in scoring with 12.9 points per game, while he's first in steals with 23 and second in assists with 51.
Young's jersey retirement will mark just the seventh time in school history a former Deerfield athlete will receive the honor.
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After his friend was arrested and charged with growing a huge stash of cannabis, David Evans decided to help him out by posing as a senior barrister, complete with wig and gown, to represent him at Plymouth Crown Court. Mr Evans represented his friend, even though he had no legal qualifications.
Mr Evans arrived at Plymouth Crown Court, and announced to officials that he was a senior advocate at a London law firm. He claimed to have been hired by Mr Terry Moss, who stood accused of running a cannabis farm in Cornwall.
Court clerks had no reason to disbelieve Mr Evans, and he was able to get into wig and gown and go before the judge to represent his friend.
However, the judge in the case, Mr Stephen Wildblood, became suspicious after Mr Evans made a series of blunders. His suspicions were instantly aroused as Mr Evans arrived wearing the gown of a solicitor, but with a barristers' wig. Eventually, the judge was minded to ask Mr Evans directly what his legal qualifications were, at which time Mr Evans replied 'none'.
The result of his actions is that now Mr Evans will appear at Bristol Crown Court charged with impersonating a barrister.
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"Some of these manifestations were wrong, completely wrong in an elementary way that worried me," he said. "There were three really fundamental and simple points he was trying to advocate that were hopeless" he added.
The court case concerned the proceeds of crime application against Mr Moss, who had been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for growing a substantial amount of cannabis at his home in Cornwall.
Mr Justice Wildblood returned to court in a blue suit, rather than his gown and wig to inform the court that he was adjourning proceedings. He then proceeded to investigate Mr Evans on the internet, and by calling the Bar Council and the Law Society. Upon return he decided to quiz Mr Evans in order to 'flush him out'.
"I asked him to show me where he was taking his law from" said Mr Wildblood.
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WILSON, N.C. — Members of the Wilson community are invited to join Barton College's faculty, staff, and students for "Take Back The Night: Shatter the Silence, Stop the Violence," scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 4. Co-sponsored by Barton College Student Health Services and the Wesley Shelter of Wilson, "Take Back The Night" is an annual program that raises awareness about domestic violence. The event is open to the public at no charge, and the community is encouraged to attend.
On Tuesday evening, participants will gather at 6:15 p.m. at the fountain in front of Hamlin Student Center for a Candlelight Vigil. The vigil, protesting violence in homes and in schools, will begin with brief remarks by Amy Bridgers, director of Lee Student Health Center at Barton College, as well as Lynne White, executive director of the Wesley Shelter in Wilson. Other speakers include Barton's counselor Heather Brewer, students Mariah White and Kiri Neuson and a representative from the Wesley Shelter. These remarks will be followed by a musical performance by the Barton College Sign Choir. A member of the Student Government Association will read names of those who have lost their lives this year as a result of domestic violence.
In memory of the lives lost each month, a candle will be extinguished by representatives from the following groups: women's basketball team, women's soccer team, the Barton College Student Government Association, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Delta Zeta, Phi Mu, Campus Compassion, Barton College Association of Nursing Students, Barton College Sign Choir, Athletic Training Club, Alpha Phi Omega, and the Barton College Gospel Choir.
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Hayden Panettiere and boxer Wladimir Klitschko made their first red carpet appearance together this weekend in Hamburg, Germany, a month after they were spotted smooching in Miami. Things must be getting serious if Hayden's making it a public affair—she's admitted that the press put stress on her earlier romances with Heroes co-star Milo Ventimiglia and British TV host Steve Jones. "They destroy [relationships]. The paparazzi and the public," she told Company magazine last year. "The public wants to read about your personal life, and the paparazzi give it to them by nosing into your personal life and saying things that are just not true and horrible." In that case, we'll just stick with a fact—like previous partners Ventimiglia, Jones and ex-bf entrepeneur Harry Morton, Klitschko is more than ten years older than the 20-year-old actress (he's also a foot and a half taller than her).
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School finance fix is a long time coming
CORPUS CHRISTI - On Monday, Oct. 22, 2012, in his third floor courtroom of the Travis County Courthouse, District Judge John Dietz began hearing the latest lawsuit alleging that the state's funding of public education was inadequate and unfairly distributed.
No stranger to the issues involved, Judge Dietz had presided over the previous school finance trial in 2004 that lasted five weeks. As the current trial began, six different plaintiff groups, comprising more than 600 Texas school districts, represented by 15 lawyers, delivered their opening arguments.
The schools' contention: State funding for public education was not keeping pace with Texas' growing and increasingly diverse student population, exacerbated by $5.4 billion in cuts by the 2011 Legislature, despite a more rigorous accountability system.
The state's contention: School districts need to be more efficient and competitive in their operations.
The first witness was former state demographer and Rice University professor Steven Murdock. Dr. Murdock testified that Texas was becoming more ethnically and economically diverse — a point that would become a foundation of the school districts' arguments.
What followed, in the ensuing days and weeks, was a string of superintendents from large and small, rural, urban, and suburban districts; school funding authorities; state accountability and testing officials; out-of-state consultants; so-called efficiency experts; and voucher advocates. Their testimony concluded on Wednesday, Jan. 30.
Now, 15 weeks to the day, and after 43 days of testimony — much of it mind-numbing — Judge Dietz is scheduled to hear closing arguments in the case today. Sometime mid-afternoon, he will hand down his ruling.
And then the procedural, legal, legislative, and political wheels will churn, probably for years. The Legislature, currently sitting on a $8.8 billion cash surplus, and a so-called Rainy Day Fund approaching $12 billion, will certainly be called upon to spend some of that money on education — to, at least, restore the $5.4 billion in cuts from 2011.
The Republican leadership has not shown any inclination to restore that funding — at least not yet. Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst has advocated leaving some of those cash reserves in the Legislature's "hip pocket," believing the state will eventually be ordered to pump more money into public schools.
Technically, it will be early March before Judge Dietz enters his final, written order in the case, after all parties have several weeks to file closing briefs. Then the losing side is almost certain to appeal directly to the Texas Supreme Court.
Will the state's highest court hear oral arguments and issue an opinion in the fall — a very short time frame for a complex case of this magnitude — or will that ruling be forthcoming in the spring 2014? Will the court order immediate action in 2014 — an election year for governor, lieutenant governor, and other state offices — or will it direct the 84th Legislature, convening in January 2015, to take action? Will any legislative remedy be delayed until a special session in 2016?
As a final historical point of reference: after Judge Dietz's ruling in the last school finance trial, in September 2004, and after all the procedural, legal, legislative, and political wheels churned in that case, it was a special session of the Legislature, in July 2006, that finally passed the current school funding plan. So, about the best advice that anyone can offer right now is to stay tuned and breathe deeply.
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Freight trains collide in Rockview, Missouri
At about 2:30 a.m. Saturday two trains collided and struck a two-lane overpass support pillar, taking down the highway along with several cars.
"One train T-boned the other one and caused it to derail, and the derailed train hit a pillar which caused the overpass to collapse," said Sheriff's dispatcher Clay Slipis.
Seven people were reported injured after the Union Pacific and Burlington North trains hit, but none severely, and many have already been discharged from the hospital.
Two Union Pacific employees – the conductor and the locomotive engineer – were pulled from the wreckage and transported to a Cape Girardeau hospital, according to Union Pacific spokesperson Calli HIte.
Just last week a train in Connecticut derailed and struck another train, injuring more than 70 people. And on Thursday, a bridge collapsed in Washington state after a truck collision, with two cars falling into the Skagit River. Three people were pulled from the ice-cold water.
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HAZARD – Kentucky State Police are investigating two unrelated attempted armed robberies in Perry and Knott counties.
The attempt in Perry County occurred at the Jiffy Cash near Wabaco when a man with a gun walked into the business and demanded the employee on duty hand over money. WYMT-TV in Hazard reported that instead of giving the perpetrator the money, he was asked to leave the business.
The man ultimately left without the money. An employee at the Jiffy Cash declined to comment on the incident to the Herald on Friday.
The television station reported that the man was still being sought by police, and was described as being a short man with a stocky build, and was last seen wearing a dark green sweatshirt.
State Police were then called to a business in Knott County the following day after another attempted robbery.
Authorities arrested 39-year-old Eric L. King, of Leburn, after police say he entered the Ameri-Cash in Hindman just after 1:30 p.m. and demanded money.
King was driving a white Ford Explorer at the time, police say, and was armed with a handgun, but during the course of the alleged robbery was subdued by a citizen until police could arrive.
King was charged with first-degree robbery, but will also face additional charges stemming from a Dec. 18 robbery at the same business. Police say through further investigation, it was determined that King had also perpetrated the first robbery, and will be charged in that case as well.