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Narragansett, R.I .-- October 4, 2000 -- Everyone who lives in the Ocean
State should know how to cook and enjoy fish. Friends of Oceanography at
the URI Graduate School of Oceanography certainly think so and, as a result,
are offering a course entitled There's More to Fish Than Fish and Chips.
The course will take place on Wednesday, October 18, from 6-8 p.m.
at the Mosby Center on the URI Bay Campus in Narragansett. Narragansett
resident Pam Rand, a registered dietician and food and nutrition therapist,
will demonstrate how to prepare two quick and nutritious seafood choices.
Participants will enjoy samples of seafood appetizers and main courses while
Rand explains the nutritional value and importance of fish as a protein
Course fee is $25 for Friends of Oceanography members and $35 for nonmembers.
Preregistration is required. For information or registration, call 874-6602.
Established in 1985 to support and promote the activities of the URI
Graduate School of Oceanography, Friends of Oceanography informs and educates
the membership and the general public about the scientific, technological,
and environmental research that takes place at GSO. The organization sponsors
public lectures, open houses, marine-related mini-courses, science cruises
on Narragansett Bay, and an annual auction. The Friends office is located
in the Coastal Institute building on URI's Narragansett Bay Campus. For
information about Friends of Oceanography, call 874-6602.
Visit the URI Graduate School of Oceanography website:
Contact: Lisa Cugini, 874-6642, email@example.com
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Communication and training are critical factors for achieving success in any business transformation. Without a comprehensive communications strategy and tactical plan including adequate training, the University will face significant obstacles in achieving the desired process improvements and long term operational and strategy changes of the UNC FIT program.
The process advisory teams created for each of the process improvement initiatives have diligently communicated the process standards and provided training on the tools, templates and checklists provided for the process areas. The implementation of the standards and key performance indicators will be monitored on an ongoing basis and additional training and guidance will be provided to the campuses as needed.
All communication activities are focused on achieving the following objectives:
- Creating interest in, and energy around, participating in the transition to standardized processes and procedures;
- Facilitating careful rollout of accurate and consistent information to all stakeholders including the faculty, staff, and students at each campus;
- Sensitivity to the needs of affected groups by appropriately timing information to allow for pre-planning;
- Creating confidence that the project will be marked by open communication and knowledge sharing;
- Sustaining interest throughout the duration of the project; and
- Providing communication channels that encourage all stakeholders including our faculty, staff, and students to contribute ideas and feedback on any aspect of the project.

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Part 2 - Businesses - Types Of Businesses
This section includes facts regarding various types of business entities and their filing requirements. A "business" is an organization or enterprising entity engaged in commercial, industrial or professional activities. A business can be a for-profit entity, such as a publicly-traded company, or a non-profit organization that is granted tax-exempt status by the IRS. Nonprofits are also called 501(c)(3) organization after the section of the tax code that provides for the non-profit status. Even though non-profits do not pay income tax on the money they earn from fundraising activities or donation, they are still required to file an annual return.
Business Entities
A business's structure will determine its filing requirements, taxes treatment and liability. As an Enrolled Agent, you will need a thorough understanding of the various business structures, the filing requirements for businesses and other details, including:
- Types of business entities – corporations, farmers, limited liability companies, nonprofits, partnerships and S corporations
- Employment taxes – social security, Medicare, Federal income tax withholding, Federal unemployment (FUTA) tax
- Filing requirements for the different business entities
- Employer identification number – EIN
- Accounting periods – tax year
- Accounting methods
A partnership is a business organization in which at least two individuals manage and operate the business. All owners are equally and personally liable for the debts of the business. Each partner contributes money, property, labor or skill, and shares in both the profits and losses of the business. A partnership is required to file an annual information return to report the income, deductions, gains, losses and other information from its business operations. Rather than paying any taxes, a partnership "passes through" any profits or losses to its partners. The partners report their share of the partnership's income or loss on their individual tax returns. Because partners are not considered employees, they should not be issued Form W-2 to report earnings; rather, the partnership must furnish to each partner a Schedule K-1 (Form 1065, U.S. Return of Partnership Income) by a specific date.
As an Enrolled Agent, you will need to be familiar with the structure and details of partnerships, detailed in IRS Publication 541 "Partnerships", including:
- Basis of partner's interest – adjusted bases, effect of partnership liabilities
- Disposition of partner's interest – sale, exchange or other transfer; payments for unrealized receivables and inventories, liquidation upon partner retirement or death
- Partnership distributions – partner's gain or loss, partner's basis for distributed property
- Partnership income, expenses, distributions and flow-through
- Partnership returns – Form 1065, U.S. Return of Partnership Income
- Transactions between partners and partnership – sale or exchange of property, guaranteed payment, contribution or property, contribution of services
- Partnership formation - partnership agreement, general vs. limited partners, capital contribution
- Dissolution of partnership - sale, death of partner
- Filing requirements and due dates
- Services rendered in return for partnership interest
- Debt discharge
Corporations in General
A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations enjoy similar rights and responsibilities as individuals: corporations can enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes. A corporation's limited liability is one of its most important features. Shareholders have the right to participate in the profits but are not held personally liable for the company's debts.
A corporation is created by a group of shareholders who have ownership of the corporation. They elect a board of directors who appoint and oversee management of the corporation. Enrolled Agents should be familiar with the structure and filing requirements of corporations, as well as other pertinent details that are detailed in IRS Publication 542 "Corporations" including:
- Filing requirements and due dates
- Income, deductions and special provisions
- Liquidation and stock redemptions
- Shareholder dividends – definition, reporting requirements, etc.
- Special deductions – dividends, charitable deductions, etc.
- Accumulated earnings
- Estimated tax payments
Forming a Corporation
Prospective shareholders exchange money, property or both in forming a corporation. A corporation conducts business, realizes net income/loss, pays taxes and distributes profits to shareholders, and can typically take the same deductions as a sole proprietorship to figure its taxable income.
In addition to understanding the structure and filing requirements for corporations, Enrolled Agents must also understand how corporations are formed and funded. Relevant topics to know include:
- Services rendered to a corporation in exchange for stock
- Internal Revenue Code 351 exchange
- Transfer and receipt of money or property
- Transfer of mortgaged property
- Controlled groups
- Closely held corporations
- Personal service corporations
S Corporations
S corporations are corporations that elect to pass corporate income, losses, deductions and credit through shareholders. Shareholders of S corporations report the flow-through of income and losses on their individual tax returns. Each shareholder is taxed at his or her particular income tax rate. To qualify for S corporation status, the corporation must meet these requirements:
- Be a domestic corporation
- Be an eligible corporation (not certain financial institutions, insurance companies, and domestic international sales corporations)
- Have a maximum of 100 shareholders
- Have only allowable shareholders – individuals, certain trusts and estates (no partnerships, corporations or nonresident alien shareholders)
To become an S corporation, the corporation must submit Form 2553 "Election by a Small Business Corporation." The form must be signed by all of the shareholders to be valid. As an Enrolled Agent, you will be required to understand details regarding S corporations, including:
- Debt discharge
- Non-cash distributions
- S corporation election (Form 2553, Election by a Small Business Corporation)
- S corporation status – active, terminated, reinstated
- Shareholder's basis
- Shareholders' taxes (Form 1040 Schedule E, Supplemental Income and Loss)
- Tax treatment of distributions
- Election procedure


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On the evening news last night, NBC aired another clip from pious snob Matt Lauer's upcoming interview with George W. Bush. Based on what we've seen so far, the full sit-down will be required viewing when it airs next week, if only because Bush--unlike every other political memoirist in history--seems to realize we don't care how meeting Nelson Mandela made him feel (good). We're more interested how Kanye West calling him a racist on live television made him feel (not good).
The former president's candor was again on display last night when Lauer raised the subject of TARP, the emergency program Bush signed into law in October of 2008 that bailed out banks, saved the American economy, and inadvertently created the Tea Party. Lauer asked the president if he had any regrets. Bush's response--which probably could have saved a few House incumbents--is bound to be Timothy Geithner's ringtone by the end of the day.
Bush On Bailout
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My new Pike's steerer tube had a cap in the bottom with a threaded hole the same size as a standard headset bolt (M6).
Required parts (in addition to headset, stem, spacers, etc.):
M6 threaded rod (shortest I could buy was 3 feet)
M6 coupler nut
Total cost ~$5.
I don't know if any or all other current Rock Shox forks have this same kind of cap as well.
Step 1: Thread the rod to measure proper length
Step 2: Add coupler nut, headset cap and original stem bolt
Step 3: Mark the threaded rod and cut
Step 4: Put it all together
Drop the whole thing into the steerer tube, thread it into the bottom cap, then tighten the bolt to the torque specs of your headset.


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Rose Uniacke's shop on the Pimlico Road, home to some of London's most respected antique dealers and designers, is a spare, light-filled space offering a highly considered range of interesting and exceptional furniture, lighting, objects and textiles.
Displayed alongside a growing range of contemporary furniture and lighting designed by Rose Uniacke, is a changing selection of antiques. Unconstrained by adherence to a particular style or school, this perfectly balanced collection features fine quality pieces from the seventeenth to the twentieth century; some items are rare, some by well-known named designers, some chosen for their unique feel and beauty. If a piece requires restoration or reupholstering, these processes are carried out by one of a handful of trusted craftspeople, using the appropriate historical techniques.
All of the pieces have been chosen for their quality, elegance and potential to transform an interior, and Rose's knowledgeable and approachable team is always on hand to advise visitors to the shop.


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2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 Coupe ACR Hardcore Edition For Sale!! Offered here is an ULTRA RARE, EXTREMELY CLEAN, SUPER LOW MILEAGE Viper ACR! This Viper... More
Extremely rare 2001 Qvale Mangusta for sale. This car is beautiful inside and out with only 12,400 miles. This beauty is one of only... More
Two owner 2000 Caterham Super 7 R500 Superlight. Built by Rocky Mountain Sportcars with total cost of $49,000. I have owned the car for... More
2007 Mercedes-Benz S65 - Company Vehicle S65AMG V12 Engine with Rentech Upgrade. Loaded, double glass roof, Night Vision, Massage in all seats, Hot and cold... More
For Sale: Superformance MkIII 427S/C Cobra (built in 2002), SP01188. [California Vin CA865119 SB 100]. Glistening Silver/ German black leather interior. Under the hood:... More
Brighton Motorsports is pleased to present this very distinctive 2006 BMW M5 finished in Interlagos Blue Metallic paint. While the 2006-2010 BMW M5 is... More
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Christmas Decorations at Pennypacker Mills
See this gorgeous, restored mansion decorated for the holidays. Show and tell of homemade holiday decorations that were popular during the early 1900s. Also, try your hand at typical games of the period. Enjoy lovely powerpoint photos of the mansion of a wealthy Montgomery County family at the turn of the last century. Program presented by Linda S. Callegari, Museum Educator.


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Monthly Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 10 KOREA: Hawaii Incentive Project with U.S. Embassy and Korean Air Hawaii Tourism Korea has been negotiating with the US Embassy in Korea to secure an expedited visa program for Korean incentive groups traveling to Hawaii. HTK has finally been able to secure a <Hawaii Incentive Group VISA Program> targeting the incentive markets in Korea, and applicable only to MICE groups to Hawaii and not to any other US destinations. This special VISA referral program for Hawaii MICE groups is an extension of the already successful Aloha honeymoon VISA program which has been having a major impact on the number of Korean honeymooners visiting Hawaii. Hawaii Tourism Korea is finalizing the details and preparing to launch the Hawaii Incentive Group Visa Program with the U.S. Embassy in November. A news release, full page editorials, and travel trade education seminars on this program will follow. Hawaii Tourism Korea & the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau are organizing an incentive planner fam tour with Korean Air inviting 16 pax including major corporate MICE organizers, incentive agents and leading business publications from October 30 to November 4 (3 nights on Oahu and 2 nights on the Big Island). Tie up with JoongAng Books, Hawaii special edition <Lie down in Hawaii> Hawaii Tourism Korea approached and successfully secured a special promotion with JoongAng Books' special edition <Lie down in Hawaii>. Hawaii Tourism Korea supported by providing Hawaii cell phone cleaners for their launch event starting October. JoongAng Books wrapped the books with the cleaners and promoted them via online bookstores and offline major bookstores such as Kyobo bookstore, Bandi & Luni's, and Youngpoong bookstore, which are located in downtown Seoul. China: Fly & Drive in the Dream Destination --- Hawaii The first ever Fly & Drive Group from China to Hawaii in conjunction with Love Radio - FM103.7 was in Oahu from October 1 – 5, 2007. The 30 participants with 5 media accompanying, visited major attractions on Oahu. The feedback from the drivers / participants and media, was extremely positive. HTC is continuing to worki with www.eautour.com and Love Radio / Shanghai to promote the Hawaii Fly & Drive program as a new theme for 2007-2008. Taiwan: Media Fam Tour: HTT is in final preparations for a major media fam tour including SO EASY Travel Guidebook and ROSE Instyle Magazine from Oct. 18 – 28. The group includes China Airlines' Tour Planning Department for the purpose of updating the Dynasty Tour Packages by introducing new destinations and activities. China Airlines is sponsoring the FOC tickets to Hawaii while Hilton Hotels Group is sponsoring the fam tour's accommodations on all 4 islands: Hilton Hawaiian Village on Oahu, Grand Wailea Resorts on Maui, Hilton Waikoloa Village on the Big Island, and Hilton Kauai. Hula Class Launching: HTT organized the first public teaching of the Hula in Taiwan on Oct. 27 at the Sun Yat Sen Hall, where other dances such as flamenco and belly dancing are being taught. This was jointly organized by the ROC Dance Federation and the Taipei Arts Promotion Association Asia Promotional Opportunities: Korea: a) MICE fam tour with Korean Air (October 30 ~ November 4) b) Busan travel agents fam tour with Northwest Airlines (November 4 ~ 8) c) SBS TV Film Crew – Site inspection (November 6 ~ 10) d) SBS TV Film Crew Visit (Late November) e) Korean Air co-op FIT coupon booklet (December) For more information please contact Emily Kim, Travel Trade Director of HTK at email@example.com China: a) Honeymoon group promotion from Tianjin (November) b) Hawaii Hotels will be featured in Fashion Forever Magazine, with 5-6 page hotel features every month. Hotels interested in being featured should contact our China office during this multi-month feature coverage. c) CITM 2007 (November 1-4) d) Join Media Fam with DFS International (November 16 - 21) For more information please contact Tina Yao of Hawaii Tourism China at firstname.lastname@example.com Taiwan: a) Nov. 20 MICE Presentation and Aloha Night with Taiwan travel trade & media b) Dec. 14 – 17 Taipei International Travel Fair For more information please contact Jemy See of Hawaii Tourism Taiwan at firstname.lastname@example.com ALOHA & MAHALO!
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Both these methods require a matrix mode, those of which are specified in
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The cell class is what class is to be used (by default) to create cells. We can use instances of many different cells classes, for example, you may choose to populate your matrix with
NSTextCell instances as well as
NSButtonCell instances if you were creating an interactive form. You set the default cell class by calling either
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NSMatrix class to set the cell class over all new
NSMatrix instances, or you can call
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We can retrieve information about the cells in a matrix through a variety of methods. To retrieve the cell at a certain location, use the
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We can begin adding rows or columns to the end our matrix using the
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CHICAGO, IL - Brandon Inge drove in the winning run in the eighth inning as the Oakland Athletics took down the Chicago White Sox, 9-7, in the second of three from U.S. Cellular Field.
Coco Crisp went 3-for-6 with three runs scored while Jonny Gomes hit a solo home run and drove in two for the Athletics, who have won three of their last four.
Oakland starter Travis Blackley was charged with five runs on six hits over just five innings of work. Ryan Cook (5-2) pitched 1 1/3 innings without giving up a run to get the win.
Tyler Flowers was 3-for-3 with a solo home run and three RBI while Kevin Youkilis added a two-run homer for the White Sox, who have dropped three of their last four.
Francisco Liriano gave up six runs on seven hits in his 3 1/3 innings of action. Matt Thornton (4-8) was charged with two runs in the eighth to take the loss.
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Updated: 03/28/2013 2:02 PM KSTP.com By: Jennie Olson
A North Dakota man accused of killing his three daughters was back in court Thursday for another hearing, and this time he changed his plea to guilty while maintaining an insanity claim.
Aaron Schaffhausen, a construction worker from Minot, N.D., faces three counts of first-degree intentional homicide. His daughters, 11-year-old Amara, 8-year-old Sophie and 5-year-old Cecilia, were found dead in their beds July 10. Their throats had been slit, and gasoline had been poured in the basement in an apparent attempt to burn the house down.
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LAKE GEORGE The weather has been outstanding during February for all four weekends of the Lake George Winter Carnival, and more stellar conditions are expected for this Saturday and Sunday, event organizers said Tuesday.
The 2014 carnival's concluding weekend features a signature motorsports event of the annual four-week festival, and it's expected to draw a formidable crowd.
The Adirondack Motor Enthusiast Club is returning to hold their sanctioned sports car ice races Feb. 22 and 23 on the frozen surface of Lake George.
The races evoke spectator adrenaline, with vehicles careening around curves, inches away from each other, spewing rooster-tails of ice-shards from beneath spinning tires.
This long-standing series of races features classic sports cars in various states of modification as well as some bizarre homemade vehicles. Crowds of motor-sports enthusiasts enjoy not only the competition, but friendly chatting about the vehicles and their performance.
Both Saturday and Sunday, activities include tethered hot air balloon rides starting at 7 a.m. — weather permitting — and a variety of children's activities and fun games for both youth and adults on the ice from noon to 2 p.m.
A variety of children's indoor activities featuring crafts, zumba and face-painting are offered inside from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at King Neptune's Restaurant. Pony rides are offered from noon to 3 p.m. and snowmobile rides are given mid-day.
A giant ice slide in Shepard Park is available during daylight hours over the weekend.
This year's new popular attraction, the Lake George Dogs Got Talent show and contest, occurs both days at 2:30 p.m. on Shepard Park Beach. So far this year, some very talented canines have been showing off their tricks.
Of course, there's the carnival's trademark Polar Plunge event, featuring dozens of brave swimmers dashing into the frigid lake —- a favorite spectator event set for 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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Did you hear the ASPCA's amazing news? Well, it's true: We're incredibly excited to be opening the first-ever behavioral rehabilitation center for dogs who have survived animal cruelty but suffer from crippling fear as a result.
The Associated Press wrote:
"People want their dog to be a friend, not afraid.
But sometimes, fear grips dogs so tightly they shake, cower, bite, growl or pee. It can be constant, painful and hard to overcome. Such dread can consume a dog when it's freed from a cage at a puppy mill or hoarder's home because that's the only life the dog has ever known.
Until now, it was up to animal shelters to ease the fears, knowing if they didn't, euthanasia was the likely alternative. But this week, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals opens its Behavioral Rehabilitation Center at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in Madison, N.J."
We have so much more news to share with you about this thrilling new facility—and how we hope to use it to offer a lifeline to animals across the country—and we'll bet you've got questions. We can't wait to tell you everything, so stay tuned to ASPCA.org for all the details.
In the meantime, read the entire Associated Press story.
[Right] Tinkerbell at intake, and again two months after receiving treatment.
The ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement (HLE) department has made arrests in two truly shocking cases of neglect.
On February 26, HLE Agents arrested Manhattan resident Peter Morin, 60, over the neglect of his 11-year-old Shih Tzu, Tinkerbell.
Staff at a dog grooming salon knew something was wrong when they met Tinkerbell, so they did the right thing: They called the ASPCA. Our Agents located Morin, who agreed to relinquish Tinkerbell. We rushed her to get the veterinary attention she needed.
At ASPCA Animal Hospital, veterinarians found Tinkerbell to be blind and in pain due to untreated kidney disease. They also found her to have dental disease, hair matting, dried discharge, debris all over her coat and overgrown nails.
Under our care, Tinkerbell has regained some sight and is recovering from her other ailments. She'll eventually be made available for adoption.
[Below] Biggie upon intake at the ASPCA Hospital, and again on the day of his adoption with his new family.
Just a day after Morin's arrest, ASPCA Agents arrested Brooklyn resident Marvin Silver, 24. Last April, Silver surrendered his dog, a three-year-old Pit mix named Biggie, to Animal Care & Control of NYC.
At the time, Biggie was just 45.2 pounds and showed signs of neglect. Staff at the shelter alerted the ASPCA to his condition, and we responded right away.
ASPCA veterinarians found Biggie to be weak, emaciated and dehydrated. They concluded he had been starved. Two months after receiving treatment, Biggie's weight increased to 71.1 pounds—a 57 percent gain. Biggie was adopted February 7 by a Staten Island family.
Both Morin and Silver have been charged with one count of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If they are convicted, they face up to a year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.
If you suspect you've witnessed animal abuse or neglect, please report it. You may just save a life.
On February 1 on the Leech Lake Reservation in Minnesota, as the temperature plummeted to -29 degrees, Tribal Police Chief Kenneth Washington responded to a call about a dog in trouble. A Leech Laker known for her love of animals, Teresa Gunter, had reported a wounded dog, reeling in pain outside in the cold.
When Gunter showed Washington the weak, bloody shepherd mix, he was alarmed: The dog couldn't even lift his head off his paw. "His eyes were sunken in," Washington recalls. "I thought he might die." He knew he had to help.
Two years ago, this story wouldn't have had a happy ending. But because the Tribal Police go the extra mile for animals and work with a project called Leech Lake Legacy, there was hope. The project transports animals in need from the reservation to shelters and rescues around Minnesota that can provide life-saving veterinary care, rehabilitation and adoption.
This transport project is supported in part through a special ASPCA program that helps cash-strapped municipal animal care agencies move more dogs to safety. In the last six months alone, we've helped the Tribal Police get hundreds more dogs to safety.
The night he found the dog—named Nibi—Washington called Leech Lake Legacy right away. The next day he was on a transport to safety.
Today, just over a month after Washington rescued him, Nibi is thriving, getting healthier each day. He greets people enthusiastically and likes to put their fingers in his mouth as his special way of "holding hands."
Nibi's story doesn't make headlines, but it's one of millions in which the ASPCA is honored to play a role.
You can help us reach more animals like Nibi by making a gift today. You'll help us be prepared to go wherever animals need us, whenever they need us. We can't do it without you.
Horses are frequently the victims of cruelty and neglect, but their suffering sometimes fails to grab headlines. In honor of National Horse Protection Day, we'd like to share just one horse rescue we've had the opportunity to support.
Last month, 13 emaciated horses were found living on a rural farm in Vermilion County, Illinois. The horses were all skin and bones. Two were blind, and a third was found deceased on the property.
Luckily, the Society for Hooved Animal Rescues and Emergencies (S.H.A.R.E) stepped in and began the long process of rehabilitating the horses. As soon the ASPCA heard about S.H.A.R.E's incredible work, we gave the organization a $6,500 grant to help pay for veterinary care and food for the rescued equines.
We're so glad to assist S.H.A.R.E in its efforts to help horses! Find out how you can get involved and be a hero for horses by reading our top 10 ways to help equines.
Have you stood up for horses? Tell us about it in the comments!
Though Hurricane Sandy seems like a long time ago to many of us, many of those who lost everything to the storm are still just beginning to piece their lives back together. At the ASPCA, we're still working with animal welfare groups and individuals who suffered as a result of Sandy, and less than a month has passed since our special facility for Sandy pets closed.
Since then , we've seen many Sandy strays find new homes and hundreds of Sandy pets reunited with their families. (To see some of those, visit our Facebook album of reunion photos.)
If we could tell you all their stories, we could, because if you give to the ASPCA you're responsible in part for each one. For now, we'd like to tell you one—Magnus and Aheber's. Please watch their video to see how you helped them.
Thank you for giving to the ASPCA and helping us help animals like Magnus. If you're not already a member, please consider making a gift now. You'll help us be prepared to go wherever animals need us, whenever they need us.


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The Township Clerk serves as the secretary of the municipal corporation, as the local election administrator and as secretary to the governing body, providing a variety of administrative and community relations services for them. This office receives, distributes and assigns correspondence on behalf of the Mayor and Committee, prepares Township Meeting agendas, resolutions, proclamations, ordinances and public meeting minutes. The Clerk administers the bidding and awarding of municipal contracts. The Clerk maintains official Township files and records. The Clerk also oversees a variety of licenses: liquor, raffles, sidewalk cafes, livery, etc.
What are the dates for Township Committee Meetings in 2015?
January 6*, 20 *Reorganization Meeting
February 3, 17
March 3, 17
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May 5, 19
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Oconto Falls at a glance
Coach: Jeff Trochil
2012 record: 0-8
2013 schedule
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Oct. 18 Seymour
For the first time in 35 years, Oconto Falls will not be calling Duane Rogatzki its head football coach.
Instead, after a winless campaign last season and the legendary head coachs retirement, Jeff Trochil will take over the helm after coming over from Chequamegon High School.
Oconto Falls football is Coach Rogatzki, and I am honored to take over the reins after him. Trochil said. Duane is a wealth of knowledge and anywhere he can help me out with this transition I am open to it. Hes a great resource.
Three staff members remain from Rogatzkis regime, and Stanley Smith, formerly on the Pulaski coaching staff under coach Jed Kennedy, is taking over the defensive coordinator position.
It will be a total revamp on offense, defense and special teams for the Panthers, but Trochil said the players have been open to it and the attitudes of his kids have been nothing short of fantastic.
Its been a great start for us, he said. We got a bunch of great kids and the attitude has been great and everyone is on board with what we are trying to do here.
The Panthers will be young at most skill positions, but the entire offensive line will be senior laden, led by center and inside linebacker Ross Pumplun. Trochil said it has been a plus to have such a leader at one of the most important positions.
Pumplun is very consistent and has been a great leader on the offensive line for us, Trochil said. Its nice for us when you have somebody like him who is so smart and can direct everyone where they need to be.
Dillon Curl also will be a two-way player, and Zach Brye will play both wide receiver and tight end for the Panthers to boost the passing game.
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In May, the port authority acquired the former Chevron Property (now renamed Ironville Docks) on Front Street. The additional 181 acres makes the Port of Toledo the largest land mass seaport on the Great Lakes. Midwest Terminals of Toledo is developing Ironville Docks for manufacturing and heavy industry. The additional property allows Midwest to grow its current Seaport Operations and expand into new industries — creating jobs in our region.
In November, the state of Ohio announced that Lucas County would be the recipient of a $5 million Job-Ready Sites program grant for this property — a first for Lucas County. The grant facilitates the much-needed infrastructure improvements and transformed the project's timeline from 10 years to three.
Toledo Express Airport
Toledo Express has a $640 million economic impact on the region, and we will work closely with our cargo partners to expand our offerings to facilitate growth.
A port authority investment of $1.8 million in roadway, water, sewer and utility infrastructure brought 750 acres of development-ready property to life near Toledo Express, and a new roadway improves access to the area. A newly constructed 80,000-square-foot warehouse — housed in a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) — has become home to two tenants, and construction plans for a second warehouse in the FTZ are under way.
Utilization of our resources
CSX has demonstrated its recognition of the region's transportation advantages and strategic geography with its decision to develop a major transportation and logistics facility in North Baltimore. To capitalize on this development, we are focusing on the creation of an inland distribution hub in various locations around our region. The hub will allow inbound goods to be quickly off-loaded and moved to distribution centers for subsequent handling and redistribution within the country.
Our region is the perfect destination for moving products into and out of the American Midwest and Canada. In fact, 43 percent of United States and 47 percent of Canadian markets are within a 500-mile radius of our region. This close proximity coupled with the development in North Baltimore uniquely positions our region to capitalize on transportation and logistics needs nationwide.
As we begin 2009, the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority is committed to working hard for our community and closely with our constituents to drive development and job creation in our region through our transportation and logistics assets. We are proud to serve this area and will continue to do all that we can to ensure a viable future.
Paul Toth is interim president of the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority.


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Man, woman suspected in shoplifting at CVS Pharmacy on Old Pearsall Road
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Sgt. Christopher Spratley of the San Antonio Police Department said 24-year-old Marlena Ximenez and a 29-year-old man made a run for it after officers approached them outside a CVS Pharmacy in the 5900 block of Old Pearsall Road at 8:20 a.m.
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Two art exhibits have come to Pittsburg State and will be on display in two galleries at Porter Hall this semester.
Semiotic, by Colby Parsons, is a media exhibit that combines 3-D ceramics and videos projected on a loop played in the background. Each video shows what each shape represents while each of the shapes in the videos details and reflects scenes from Parsons' daily life.
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"I met Parsons through professional affiliation at the National Council for the Education of Ceramic Arts (NCECA)," Bowman said. "I presented Colby's work to the faculty to vote on, and nearly all of the faculty voted in favor of bringing the exhibit here."
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Illinois Governor Pat Quinn proclaimed October 15, 2013 as Downers Grove North High School Day, and he visited the school to deliver the official proclamation in person.
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Rogers State University's Talent Search program hosted 28 rising 9th grade students on June 13 as a part of the program's annual SummerFest event. The day is designed to enable participating students the information and aid necessary to ensure a successful transition into high school. In addition to an educational component, each student participated in the RSU Hilltop Challenge located in the Nature Reserve on the Claremore campus.
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It is interesting how Lake Ridge Academy is blasted by Tim and OHSAA for "recruiting" yet nobody seems to wonder how boys and girls families can afford St. Ed's, St. Ignatius, Hathaway Brown and so on. Didn't the PD even have a multi-day feature on 8th grade boys and their football recruiting? Extremely hypocritical and extremely unjust. The PD, this Tim fella, and the OHSAA.
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Salvation is at stake? So the church trumps God? How does that make sense? It doesn't because we are talking about religion. I had a Catholic professor at a Jesuit school tell me that the 3 largest corporations of all time were GM, the USSR, and the Catholic church.
I enjoy the number of "on the clock" people that are just standing around, watching the few people that are actually working for their pay
What motivates someone to pay on time? People on our street are $8,000 behind in taxes, they still are in their house!
Why don't you just worry about Lake County? Nobody cares what you or your grass chewing neighbors in Painesville think.
Michigan State University, where you can go to school in a state that has ZERO jobs for their graduates.
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On Sunday, former LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson--the Arizona Cardinals first round draft pick--returned a punt 89 yards for the game-clinching touchdown against the Carolina Panthers.
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Fellow first-rounder and former Alabama star receiver Julio Jones had five catches for 71 yards in the Atlanta Falcons loss to the Chicago Bears.
Perhaps the biggest opening weekend performance was turned in by No. 1 draft pick and former Auburn quarterback Cam Newton.
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Don't like his music? OK
Don't like his showmanship? OK
Don't like his politics? OK
Don't like his philanthropy? Not OK unless you know the magnitude of it.
Don't like his loyalty to his friends? OK, but that says more about you than him.
Don't like the dedication, passion and hard work he has dedicated to his career? Not OK if everyone worked as hard as this guy instead of living off the government tit, or some other "safety net" such as union and corporate pensions and lifetime healthcare benefits, etc. we'd be in much better shape as a country and he wouldn't have to stump for the lazy man.
they obviously meant "sashayed".
I think we are talking billions, not millions Mr. or Mrs. Star-Ledger. See: "Christie said state officials estimated it would cost at least $11 million and possibly more than $14 million. " But it's just taxpayer money, so what's the difference?
Putting Eric "on a pedestal" has nothing to do with the RU football program. It has to do with his strength through adversity, his perseverance, his upbeat attitude and his faith. If you or your son or your nephew were in this situation I doubt you would say such stupid things. He exhibits hope and inspiration for all that follow his story.
If you don't care about RU's football program why do you read and post on this subject?
Second most affluent state in the US. Third largest producer of thoroughbred horses. Home of the US Equestrian Center. Home of the USGA HQ and museum. Princeton University, most selective college in the country. Statue of Liberty (claimed by New York). New Yawkas should understand that most of the smell they complain about comes from generating plants (where they get electricity from) and refineries (where they get their gasoline from).
Paraphrasing from Bruce Springsteen's NJ hall of fame induction "No matter how great our state is there's always another New Jersey joke right around the corner. And that's fine. Because when the ring annoucer says 'In this corner from New Jersey' the other guy knows he has to come out with his gloves up and his head down".
Eric, your determination is an inspiration to us all. Keep choppin'. I will reap the tears of sorrow with tears of joy when I see you walk your team onto the field someday soon. Our prayers are with you Eric.
When I leave the beach I pick up empty water bottles, sandwich wrappers, potato chip bags,soda cans, beer cans etc. which I dump in the garbage cans at the beach exit . I won't touch the cigarette butts ground into the sand, though. None of this stuff is mine. Many times as I watch these people waddle off the beach I ask them to clean up their mess and most times they tell me that's what they pay beach badge fees for. Other ones verbally flip me the bird and some say "oh I forgot" and go back and pick their stuff up. Yes, I'm a homeowner and want to keep our beaches clean. So leaving your trash behind is a don't , guys in speedos just make me laugh.
A great accomplishment for RU Football. These kids get up before dawn, practice, go to classes and then have study hall (strictly enforced) at the Hale Center. I'm very proud of this program.
and it was hot as heck that day and he wouldn't shut up!
Proud to be a loyal son.
The biggest story at RU this year was Eric Legrand. I posted a photo of a High School swim team where I bought 41 Eric t-shirts and we did a fundraiser around that nigtht for Eric. Kids are cute and all, but I energizied my community, most of whom have nothing to do with Rutgers, to raise money for this kid. I don't care about winning a contest, I care about raising awarness for his fund.
Hey Karen Homeyer, low five !!!
I have no sympathy for these protesters. I graduated Rutgers College in '84. I worked all four years while living on campus as an accounting clerk, a busboy, a waiter and a bartender. I had close to no social life, got no money from my parents since they didn't have any. I graduated with an enormous student loan burden which I paid off within five years because the light flicked on during my education at RU and I kind of figured out how the world worked. Rutgers is not Harvard and it's not meant to be, at a big public university the individual student effort defines the experience. The resources are there for the taking and the price is low if you know how to shop. Kids, put your signs down, study more and thank the heavens for the bargain you enjoy. Life is not fair or free.
NJ.com or Star-Ledger, please do an article on the "Believe Bowl" which is being played on 4/30 in support of our beloved football player Eric LeGrand and Rutgers Spinal Cord Research and please keep it on your front page until 4/30. This kid gave more than his all for RU and this is a chance to help him get a piece of it back. Go to the "Believe Bowl" and bring some cash to donate.
No I think it is the George Zoffinger that actually made money for the state running the NJSEA, first time ever after the beloved Mulcahy left the job. I think it is the same guy , and the only guy,who voted against the RU Football Stadium expansion of over $100 million because the University nor the state had the money. Now the state is on the hook for more debt to pay fo a stadium expansion that RU can't sell out.
Snooki, give me a break. How about using those fees to make a $32,000 contribution to Eric Le Grand's Believe Fund in return for him giving a talk about hard work, persistence and perserverance. I am embarrassed as an alum that a student group paid this moron to come talk on campus and I am ashamed that any of the RU students showed up. Eric's speech could teach students life lessons based on his tremendous preperation and dedication as a college football player and what he has had to do after his injury. I am deeply ashamed and disclaim any association with the people who set this up and the people that attended. Shame on you all.
My thoughts and prayers are with Eric and his family. Everyone remember that his gift fund is still open and open up your hearts and give something to this kid who gave his all and then some for RU football. Please.
Pray for Eric and read from the bible:
1."For with God nothing will be impossible." (Luke 1:37)
2.But He said, "The things which are impossible with men are possible with God." (Luke 18:27)
3."Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us." (Ephesians 3:20)
This outstanding young man will succeed in prayer.
God bless you Eric.
Why doesn't the state offer Hsa's or Fsa's as an option. This direction would be great for younger workers.
Go Eric Go Eric Go, Go Eric Go.
We pray for you and BELIEVE in you.
I'll cry the day you lead the team onto the field. You are an inspiration and as your Mom said "not a percentage". Keep the faith and of course, keep chopping.
You have proved by your post that 1) you have no heart, 2) you have no soul and 3) that you have no idea how the insurance/financial stuff works out over time. NJ people know how to be tough and compassionate at the same time. Do a little bit of homework on this situation before posting such an ignorant comment.


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Photograph - Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Visit by Queen Elizabeth II, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 30 Sep-7 Oct 1981 Reg. No: MM 124550
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- Black & white photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Fraser, and Brian Cox, Head of CHOGM Task Force, leaving the Australia Exhibition on display in the Great Hall while on her tour of the Royal Exhibition Building during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting held between 30 September and 7 October 1981.
This is one of 959 photographs (or images) of the Exhibition Building collated by the Exhibition Trustees as a 10 volume pictorial history of the Exhibition Building spanning the years 1880 to 1985. The pictorial history was instigated by the centenary of the Exhibition Building in 1980 and forms part of a larger Royal Exhibition Building collection of documents, photographs, objects and research files.
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- A black & white silver gelatin print on a page of a photograph album. There is a printed caption below the photograph.
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- Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II leaving the Australia Exhibition in the Great Hall while on her visit to the Royal Exhibition Building during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in 1981. To her right stands Brian Cox, while on her left is the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Fraser. Members of the official party follow behind.
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|C.H.O.M.G. SEPTEMBER 30TH - OCTOBER 7TH 1981/ Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prime Minister and Mr. COX/ leave the Great Hall.
|C.H.O.M.G. SEPTEMBER 30TH - OCTOBER 7TH 1981/ Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prime Minister and Mr. COX/ leave the Great Hall.
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Chiropractors Heather and Brandon Credeur charged with practicing medicine without a license
DENVER - Chiropractors accused of practicing medicine without a license are fighting back against a cease and desist order from the Colorado Medical Board.
Although they are licensed chiropractors, neither Heather nor Brandon Credeur are licensed to practice medicine.
The Medical Board, however, found the Credeurs told patients they could assume responsibility for prescribing medications for the treatment of endocrine misfunction.
Brandon Credeur is the shareholder and president of Respondent Family Chiropractic P.C. According to the notice of charges filed by the Medical Board, the Credeurs' practice also did business as "Functional Endocrinology Center of Colorado."
The notice of charges says they advertise with this statement on their website:
"You see, where most physicians test for blood sugar levels and A1C levels and not much else, I've designed an integrative testing approach that goes into much more depth. I then use my detailed finding to individually tailor and customize a treatment plan for each patient based on his or her own underlying causative factors."
Additionally, the notice of charges says the Credeurs operated email addresses and websites implying they were doctors or physicians without any clarification that their licensed services were exclusively chiropractic -- facts that were among the many patient concerns brought forward in an extensive series of investigative reports by CALL7 Investigator Theresa Marchetta.
Because the Credeurs challenged a cease and desist order, the Medical Board filed the 12-page notice of charges to bring them to administrative court. The document is organized to support three counts:
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Later this month, a representative of the Medical Board will appear in court to schedule the time and date of a hearing on those charges. The Credeurs are not required to appear or send a representative to that scheduling meeting.
-- Credeurs also filed for bankruptcy --
Unfortunately for many former patients trying to get their money back from the Credeurs, the chiropractors declared bankruptcy on the same day the notice of charges was filed.
Marchetta is dissecting the documents from that filing for a future report. So far, she has found it contains a 35-page list of creditors and details about the Credeurs' lavish lifestyle.
7NEWS is among the creditors listed in the filing. Our records show he owes $5,700 for advertising that aired prior to Marchetta's series of investigative reports.
-- Years of investigations --
CALL7 Investigator Theresa Marchetta began to investigate the Credeur's nearly three years ago. During that time they settled a class action lawsuit with former patients and were investigated by the State Chiropractic Board.
In a web video posted on YouTube.com a year ago, the couple said they were cleared by the chiropractic board of charges similar to the ones now being made by the Medical Board.
"We have been exonerated and vindicated of all this nastiness," Dr. Brandon Credeur stated on the video.
But in that case, it was not the medical board that made the decision, according to Department of Regulatory Agencies spokeswoman Cory Everett-Lozano.
Everett-Lozano explained in a June email, "The Medical and Chiropractic Boards are separate boards with separate functions. The Chiropractic Board is charged with the licensure and governing the practice of chiropractors. The Medical Board is charged with licensure of physicians, physician assistants, and anesthesiology assistants and their practices and the unlicensed practice of medicine by individuals."
After the Medical Board filed their cease and desist order, Marchetta revisited former patients who said they were pleased but surprised by the action.
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"I think he'll get around it," Carey said about the cease and desist order. "It is not going to stop anything. He's been doing this since day one. He will find a way around it."
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