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Oct. 6, 2015
Gen John Roth, inspector general for Homeland Security Dept, reopens investigation into leak of information from Secret Service application of Republican Rep Jason Chaffetz, House committee chairman who had been critical of agency; inquiry will focus on statements made by Secret Service director Joseph P Clancy. MORE
Oct. 2, 2015
Obama administration officials say State Dept's reversal of promise that tens of thousands of highly skilled legal immigrant stuck in visa backlogs would advance in process was due to miscommunication with Homeland Security Dept; many of those immigrants, some holding H1-B visas, have filed suit against government in response to the turnabout. MORE
Aug. 29, 2015
Editorial questions motivations behind Homeland Security Dept and federal investigators making Rentboy.com priority; suggests amount of explicit sexual detail in criminal complaint makes it seem as if it is indictment of gay men and their sexual proclivities; observes agency tasked with protecting America from terrorists has more urgent priorities than policing prostitution. MORE
Aug. 23, 2015
Califronia Fed Court Judge Dolly M Gee orders Obama administration to guarantee timely release of children detained for immigrating illegally, whether accompanied by parents or not; ruling repudiates administration's current practices and frustrates Department of Homeland Security, already under pressure from lawyers and human rights advocates challenging effort begun last year to process wave of illegal immigrants in Texas. MORE
Jul. 26, 2015
Federal Judge Dolly M Gee in California rejects Obama administration's arguments for holding women and children, caught illegally crossing into United States, in Texas detention centers; orders release of families as soon as possible; ruling is major blow to Homeland Security Sec Jeh Johnson and his response to influx of children and parents from Central America in 2014. MORE
Jul. 5, 2015
Editorial praises Homeland Security Sec Jeh Johnson's announcement of changes to how migrant families taken into custody on American southern border are detained; holds changes are long overdue, and says government has erred in treating humanitarian crisis as one of border security; calls for government to do more to minimize length of detentions of families. MORE
Jun. 25, 2015
Homeland Security Dept says it will end long-term detention of mothers and children caught crossing United States border illegally, instead releasing them on bond after they pass preliminary interview; change is part of effort to reduce extended detention of families, for which Obama administration has been criticized. MORE
Jun. 5, 2015
Florida Democratic Sen Bill Nelson, responding to New York Times report, calls for Department of Homeland Security to investigate temporary visa program for highly skilled immigrants; Times article revealed that Walt Disney World and other companies had replaced employees with immigrants and then forced those fired to train their replacements. MORE
Jun. 3, 2015
Editorial expresses outrage at Homeland Security Dept investigation finding that airport security screeners nationwide failed to detect explosives and other prohibited items in 95 percent of cases; welcomes corrective measures instituted by Homeland Security Sec Jeh Johnson; urges confirmation of Vice Adm Peter Neffenger to head of Transportation Security Admin as soon as possible. MORE
Jun. 2, 2015
Homeland Security Dept Sec Jeh Johnson orders Transportation Security Administration to revise its security procedures after screeners at airport checkpoints failed to detect weapons and other prohibited items 95 percent of time in covert test; also replaces TSA administrator Melvin Carraway with Mark Hatfield. MORE
May. 14, 2015
Homeland Security Dept says migrant families in detention will be given more frequent case reviews to determine if they can be released under updated policy. MORE
May. 8, 2015
Homeland Security Sec Jeh Johnson meets with civil rights and Muslim community leaders in Brooklyn; asks for help in identifying young people at risk of becoming radicalized by terrorists like ISIS. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Inquiry by Homeland Security's Citizenship and Immigration Services into allegations of green card fraud among Sikh population in Queens has raised advocates' concerns that scrutiny will endanger legitimate petitions; 25-year-old federal program imparts special immigrant juvenile status on abused, neglected or abandoned immigrant youths and allows them to apply for green cards. MORE
Mar. 27, 2015
John Roth, Homeland Security inspector general, reports that his department's two-year investigation found no evidence of criminal activity in expedited visas issued by Citizenship and Immigration Services to foreign investors with close ties to prominent Democrats; does find evidence that former agency chief Alejandro Mayorkas worked to create perception that Democrats were receiving special treatment. MORE
Mar. 25, 2015
Investigation by Dept of Homeland Security inspector general John Roth finds that Deputy Sec Alejandro Mayorkas directly intervened to speed consideration of visas for foreign investors with ties to Democrats while he was head of visa agency; report suggests that Mayorkas' actions created resentment but stops short of calling them illegal; findings deal setback to Mayorkas, one of main architects of Pres Obama's executive actions on immigration. MORE
Mar. 5, 2015
Gail Collins Op-Ed column examines surprising Congressional bipartisanship behind passage of bills to fund Dept of Homeland Security and Amtrak; lampoons state of affairs in which such routine accomplishments can seem extraordinary. MORE
Mar. 4, 2015
House of Representatives approves budget for Dept of Homeland Security, averting partial shutdown, as Republicans led by Speaker John A Boehner agree to drop push for provisions that would have gutted Pres Obama's executive actions on immigration; Boehner's support from House Democrats indicates his leadership role is not at risk. MORE
Mar. 3, 2015
Senate Democrats vote 47-43 to block House effort to force joint negotiations over bill to fund Homeland Security Dept through fiscal year; vote forces Speaker John A Boehner to try to persuade House conservatives. MORE
Mar. 3, 2015
Joe Sharkey On the Road column notes travel executives are upset over repeated threats of partial shutdown of Homeland Security Department and its effects on corporate travel planning; points out Global Business Travel Association estimates 2015 American business travel spending will total $310.2 billion. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
House Republican leaders narrowly avoid partial shutdown of Dept of Homeland Security by passing seven-day funding extension for agency; more than 50 Republicans vote against bill, which was proposed after humiliating setback for Speaker John A Boehner in which House voted against funding extension of three weeks. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
News Analysis; initial defeat of bill to fund Homeland Security Dept exposes holes in GOP's congressional coordination; agency will remain open for one-week until lawmakers can revisit the issue. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
Gail Collins Op-Ed column holds House Speaker John Boehner's inability to pass bill funding Department of Homeland Security for just one week without help of Democrats points to deep divisions within Republican Party and certainty of further impasses; notes future of department's funding, as well as of other legislation, remains uncertain. MORE
Feb. 27, 2015
Senate, moving to avoid imminent shutdown, prepares bill to fund Homeland Security Dept without also placing restrictions on Pres Obama's executive immigration actions; House Republicans are working on counter-proposal that would provide interim funding for agency while expressing their opposition to Obama's actions. MORE
Feb. 26, 2015
Pres Obama, addressing gathering at Florida International University, asks congressional Republicans to renew financing for Homeland Security Dept; insists he will veto any attempt to block his executive actions on immigration. MORE
Feb. 26, 2015
Senate attempts to break logjam over financing of Homeland Security Dept, exposing rift between House and Senate Republicans as they try to stop partial shutdown of agency; dispute has become proxy battle over Pres Obama's immigration policies. MORE
Feb. 26, 2015
Editorial criticizes House Republicans for threatening to withhold financing for Homeland Security Dept, potentially leading to government shutdown; argues that tactic will not only fail to block Pres Obama's executive action on immigration, but will also hurt families of government workers and leave nation more vulnerable to natural disaster, organized crime and acts of terrorism. MORE
Feb. 25, 2015
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he will allow vote on bill solely to fund Homeland Security Dept, followed by vote on bill to block Pres Obama's 2014 executive action on immigration; two-bill solution offers way out of impasse created when House passed funding bill that included repeal of Obama's immigration action. MORE
Feb. 24, 2015
Congressional Memo; congressional Republicans are faced with unsavory prospect of allowing Department of Homeland Security to run out of funds due to partisan dispute over Pres Obama's executive action on immigration; many moderate Republicans feel their party will shoulder the blame for any shut down, and have urged House Republicans to relent and to pass clean funding bill for agency. MORE
Feb. 23, 2015
Homeland Security Sec Jeh Johnson issues warning about shoppers visiting Mall of America outside Minneapolis after Somalian extremist group Shabab makes threats against mall, as well as other major shopping areas, in video posted online. MORE
Feb. 16, 2015
House Speaker John A Boehner says he is prepared to allow Department of Homeland Security to shut down if Senate does not come up with own funding bill; shutdown would further undermine relations between Republicans in House and Senate and create problems for party, which has vowed to govern cooperatively. MORE
Feb. 12, 2015
Even temporary solution to budget problems of Homeland Security Dept, which runs out of money on Feb 27, seems out of reach as Senate Democrats and Republicans show little inclination toward compromise. MORE
Feb. 11, 2015
Funding for Homeland Security Dept is deadlocked in Congress, with Senate Republicans failing three times to pass measure to finance agency before Feb 27 deadline, in what has become proxy fight over Pres Obama's immigration policies. MORE
Feb. 11, 2015
Pres Obama's homeland security adviser Lisa Monaco says administration will open center designed to rapidly weigh and deter cyberattacks on United States. MORE
Feb. 10, 2015
Homeland Security Dept officials says A T Smith, deputy director of Secret Service, will take job within department after being demoted; Smith was singled out for criticism by Rep Jason Chaffetz, chairman of House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, for his role in series of mishaps and scandals at agency. MORE
Feb. 9, 2015
Editorial welcomes Pres Obama's request for $1 billion to shore up development programs in Central America; says play will address root causes of immigration crisis by making journey to the United States less appealing; contrasts Obama's pragmatic plan to Republican gamesmanship over financing to the Homeland Security Dept. MORE
Feb. 7, 2015
Homeland Security Dept's investigation into treatment of women and children at immigration detention center in Texas finds no evidence of abuse by guards. MORE
Feb. 6, 2015
Congressional Memo; Senate Republicans fail to overcome Democratic filibuster in third consecutive attempt to pass bill financing Homeland Security Dept; failure reflects how Republicans are coming to grips with difficulties of being in majority, managing intraparty discord and facing disruptive opposition tactics that long served them when they were in minority. MORE
Feb. 5, 2015
Senate Democrats block Republican bill to fund Homeland Security Dept, which has become proxy for wider disagreement over Pres Obama's executive actions on illegal immigration. MORE
Feb. 4, 2015
Senate Democrats block Republican-backed bill to finance Homeland Security Dept, rejecting measure that would revoke Pres Obama's executive action granting legal protections to undocumented immigrants; conflict is likely first of many in which Democrats will leverage procedural moves to prevent voting on bills. MORE
Jan. 16, 2015
House passes Homeland Security funding bill that would reverse Pres Obama's executive actions allowing millions of unauthorized immigrants to stay and work in country; bill would also restore controversial Secure Communities program that Obama had cancelled, and increase its funding; Obama vows to veto measure, setting up battle between president and Republican-controlled Congress. MORE
Jan. 15, 2015
Secret Service interim director Joseph P Clancy demotes four senior executives in wake of Homeland Security Dept report on agency's recent scandals and deficiencies. MORE
Jan. 10, 2015
House Republicans introduce legislation that would roll back Pres Obama's executive actions on immigration that stem deportations and one that protects young undocumented immigrants; plan would still finance most of Homeland Security Dept. MORE
Jan. 9, 2015
House is attempting to put together measure funding most of Homeland Security Dept, while stopping Pres Obama's executive action on immigration; bill is seen as unlikely to be approved by Senate, and Obama has threatened a veto if it does pass. MORE
Dec. 19, 2014
Department of Homeland Security reports Secret Service is stretched too thin and needs to hire 85 agents and 200 uniformed officers; calls agency 'starved' for competent leaders and recommends next director should come from outside. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Report prepared by special federal investigator paints former Homeland Security Dept inspector general Charles K Edwards as sloppy executive and raises questions about whether he violated federal nepotism laws; clears Edwards of wrongdoing on 13 other accusations. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Homeland Security Dept review finds intruder Omar Gonzalez was able to climb a fence and enter White House in September because of series of failures by Secret Service; investigation reveals that among failures of performance, one officer with an attack dog did not even realize intruder had made it over fence because he was sitting in his van talking on his personal cellphone. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
David Nieland, investigator who led Homeland Security Dept's internal review of Secret Service's 2012 prostitution scandal, quietly resigns amid his own alleged incident involving a prostitute. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Homeland Security Dept and Federal Bureau of Investigation officials say there is no truth to warnings from conservative groups and leading Republicans that militants from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria plan to enter the United States from Mexico to carry out terrorist attacks. MORE
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Investigation Reopens Into Leak of Jason Chaffetz's Secret Service Application
The inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security said he would examine when the Secret Service's director had learned of Rep. Chaffetz's application.
October 6, 2015, Tuesday
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Miscalculation on Visas Disrupts Lives of Highly Skilled Immigrants
An abrupt change of course by the State Department has dashed the hopes of thousands of legal immigrants who had been waiting for their green cards.
October 2, 2015, Friday
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Toledo Museum to Return Four Antiquities Bought From Dealer Now Accused of Smuggling
The Toledo Museum of Art has decided to return four artworks that it had bought from an antiquities dealer now charged in India with smuggling and theft.
September 28, 2015, Monday
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Ex-Officials Urge White House to Accept More Syrian Refugees
The officials, some of whom served under President Obama, urged the U.S. to accept 100,000 Syrian refugees, a tenfold increase over the current commitment.
September 18, 2015, Friday
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Arizona: Lawyer Paid to End Suit Against Homeland Security
The department reached a settlement with the top lawyer in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency in Arizona, who had claimed discrimination.
August 29, 2015, Saturday
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Homeland Security's Peculiar Prosecution of Rentboy
It is baffling that the agency would be so worried about a website for male escorts.
August 29, 2015, Saturday
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Closer Scrutiny as Chinese Seek to Give Birth in the United States
As one expectant mother discovered, many Chinese seeking to give birth in the United States are encountering new obstacles, as the government cracks down on abuses.
August 25, 2015, Tuesday
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Train Attack in Europe Puts Focus on Vulnerability of U.S. Rail
Unlike airports, with their multiple security layers, most railroad stations have minimal protections for those boarding trains.
August 23, 2015, Sunday
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Judge Increases Pressure on U.S. to Release Migrant Families
Judge Dolly M. Gee gave the Obama administration two months to change its practices to ensure the rapid release of children and their parents caught crossing the border illegally.
August 23, 2015, Sunday
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California: Judge Asked to Rescind Release of Immigrant Detainees
The Justice Department says recent changes mean federal authorities are no longer violating a ban on holding immigrant children in secure facilities.
August 8, 2015, Saturday
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
In March of 1994, my maternal grandmother, Melva Joyce, turned 70. One of the birthday gifts I gave to "Gram" was an empty journal in which at the top of every page or two, I wrote a different question for her about her life, her tastes, her philosophies, or her memories. I asked her to fill it out in her own time and then give it back to me for my birthday. She completed the book with thoughtful, sweet, and sometimes funny answers.
When I look at this photo of her, I think of her answer to my question, "Have you ever stolen anything?"
"When I was six or so, I stole chocolate from my grandmother's purse. After a eating quite a few squares, it didn't taste so good anymore. I learned that what I thought was candy was actually a chocolate laxative. Needless to say I was "set free" for a couple of days. I was found out, but my parents didn't punish me. They thought my 'situation' was punishment enough."
Gram passed away in 1998. I miss her. Our book helps.
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What a great picture. It looks like something out of Paper Moon.ReplyDelete
I love the book idea. Whsat better way to look inside someone's heart.ReplyDelete
what a great idea!! i had a similar experience in a history class. my dad was in the vietnam war and that fact always intrigued me. he NEVER talks about it though. he doesn't belong to the VFW and certainly doesn't bring it up in every day life. my instructor told me to write questions to him and ask him to answer them 'some day.' i don't know if i ever will, but i'm glad you did this for your gram.ReplyDelete
i bet you came up with all sortsa fun questions to ask her…
What a great idea to get into the minds of our grandparents... to learn about them in ways we might not have naturally. I wish I'd had the idea before my grandmother (the last grandparent) passed away this summer. I wish I'd known her better. I'm happy you have this book of memories... how nice for you!ReplyDelete
Oh that picture is amazing. Isn't it funny how thinking of your grandparent as a young person seems so abstract until you see photos and then you can tell, immediately, that it is so obviously, the same Gram Melva? Thanks for the link-- you inspire me all the time!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2009 at 10:54 AM
That is such a good idea, I'm going to steal it.ReplyDelete
I call my grandmother "Gram" too.
wow. what an awesome photo, and what an awesome story. i may have to steal that journal idea for my grandparents.ReplyDelete
What a great idea. I wish I'd had that idea when I was a kid.ReplyDelete
My grandmother died a year and a week ago. I've been crying off and on as I put up decorations because I find stuff with her handwriting on it, or I find a box she'd tied up with string all old-school-like and totally unnecessary. That book just sounds fantastic. My grandfather's still here (at 91), and I'm going to start that one immediately...

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CUMBERLAND – The three masked bandits who broke into an Overhill Road home Wednesday night and left the owner with an alleged gunshot wound to the head after a violent struggle had targeted the residence, police said.
"In order to ease concerns of neighboring residents, the residence at Overhill Road appears to have been the target of the intruders, and the burglary was not a random act," Police Chief John R. Desmarais said in a statement released Thursday morning. "I want to assure the neighboring residents that the neighborhood, as well as the rest of the town, is safe."
In the meantime, the 66-year-old unidentified homeowner who was allegedly shot during the incident has been treated at Rhode Island Hospital and released.
Cumberland Police Lt. Michael Reilly said in earlier published reports that the man was grazed in the head by what appeared to be a bullet.
Police initially stated that when the man returned to his home on Overhill Road, he was confronted by three masked men in the lower level of a residence. A struggle ensued, during which time a gun discharged. The resident reported to police that one of the intruders possessed a firearm, and another possessed some type of bladed weapon. Earlier reports stated that the homeowner suffered a gunshot wound to his head and was taken by rescue to Rhode Island Hospital.
But in his statement this morning, Desmarais said investigators are still trying to determine if the victim's injuries were caused by a firearm or the bladed weapon, and whether anything had been taken from the home.
"The resident was transported to Rhode Island Hospital where his injuries were not life threatening," Desmarais said. "Police are waiting to speak with the victim in order to clarify the type of weapons were used."
Deputy Police Chief Michael Kinch said detectives were planning to talk with the victim Thursday to "clarify" the nature of the injuries.
Desmarais, however, did not dispute the fact that a violent struggle ensued when the man returned home to find the three masked men in his residence. The chief said the department received a call around 10 p.m. of a report of a burglary that had taken place at a residence.
"The resident, a 66-year-old male, came home to find three masked intruders in the basement of his home," the chief said in his statement Thursday. "A struggled ensued, resulting in the homeowner receiving a head injury as well as injuries to his hand and legs. After the struggle, (we) were able to determine that the intruders fled the residence by stealing the homeowner's vehicle (a gray 2000 Jeep). After canvassing the area, (we) were able to locate the stolen vehicle the next street over, near a wooded area."
Police reported Wednesday night that the man's wife was home at the time of the break-in, but was upstairs and not in sight of the burglars.
The three white males, said to be in their teens or early 20s, were still at large as of this morning. An all-points bulletin was put out for the suspects, all wearing black hats and masks. They were said to be armed and considered dangerous.
"We don't have any leads at this point, but what we can say is that this house was targeted. It wasn't a random act," said Kinch.


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'This project is driven by students for students.' -USU President Stan L. Albrecht
The Aggie Recreation Center will include:
• Large fitness center with locker rooms, an elevated indoor track, climbing wall, and cardio and weight rooms.
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In the spring of 2009, Tyler Tolson was elected as the university's new student body president after running a campaign with the objective to build new recreational and wellness facilities for students on USU's Logan campus.
The proposed project was voted on and passed by the students during the general student elections in February 2012. The student referendum passed and legislative approval for the project was achieved during the spring 2013 legislative session.
The cost of the project is approximately $30 million, which includes design, permits, construction and equipment. The students' contribution to the project will be a $75 building bond replacing the current $25 Aggie Legacy Fields bond. This will begin the fall 2015 semester.
AJC Architecture of Salt Lake City, Utah and 360 Architects of Kansas City, Missouri were selected to design the building in the summer of 2013. The firms worked under the direction of a USU team composed of professional staff from Campus Recreation, USU Facilities staff, the Vice President of Student Services, and students from the executive council. Layton Construction of Salt Lake City, Utah was selected to build the facility in late 2013.


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WINTHROP - Wine grapes could blossom to become St. Lawrence Countys next cash crop.
State Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, announced in a news release Monday that she will introduce legislation in January that will establish the St. Lawrence County Wine Trail.
The wine trail, beginning at Black Lakes Bella-Brooke Winery, extending to River Myst, Ogdensburg, and then to High Peaks Winery, Winthrop, would help promote local winemakers and vineyards by putting them on the map – literally.
The trail is also being designed to bring visitors to St. Lawrence Brewing Co., Canton.
The wine trail would be designated by signs installed by the state Department of Transportation along state highways. The wineries would also be marketed in brochures and fliers generated by the state.
Each winery has something different to offer, from tastings and wine slushies to vineyard tours.
By helping our wineries work together, Senator Ritchie can help us make the region known for its wine as well as its natural beauty, said Matthew W. Whalen, owner of High Peaks Winery.
Gary L. Davis and Larry E. Hollister, owners of Bella-Brooke Winery, said they would love to see the north country become famous for its wine. The friends have worked since 2008 to make Bella-Brooke a destination in Black Lake.
The Black Lake valley offers ideal conditions for growing cold-hardy grapes that allow us to grow seven different kinds of grapes, Mr. Hollister said.
Cold-hardy grapes are the perfect north country crop because they can withstand temperatures up to 40 degrees below zero, he said.
The trail would piggyback the Thousand Islands Seaway Wine Trail, where eight wineries in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties have been working to become a regional tourism engine since 2007.
The St. Lawrence County Wine Trail will help spotlight these St. Lawrence County businesses and provide a brand new regional attraction in the north country that we can eventually link with Jefferson Countys trail, Mrs. Ritchie said.
Mrs. Ritchie, who also serves as the chair of the New York State Senate Agriculture Committee, said the wine business has been steadily growing across the state with more than 250 wineries open in the past 27 years.
As more wineries open, weve seen the number of tourist visits increase from 384,000 in 1985 to over 5.1 million in 2012, a 13-fold increase, she said in the release.
The wine trail could benefit other nearby businesses such as restaurants, stores and attractions, boosting tourism in an economically struggling area.
Randy LaMay, owner of River Myst Winery, said he anticipates the marketing would bring hundreds of thousands visitors to the businesses.
This wine trail is critical to our efforts to build our tourism economy, Mr. LaMay said.
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DOUGLAS, Mich. (WZZM) -- Police may have to follow a trail of crumbs to solve a theft. Over the weekend, more than 100 cookies were stolen from one of the 19 motels involved in a special contest.
The Grinch Who Stole Christmas was the theme of the night, but it's the cookie monster they should've been watching all right.
"As crazy as this sounds, I was devastated because I wanted to win this," says Rusty Ross, general manager of the Blue Star Motel.
18 motels were competing for best cookie and the Blue Star Motel was only a rookie. It's the motel's first year in business and the manager was all set for the date. However, three visitors came and left the motel with an empty cookie plate.
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Limerick Generating Station is a nuclear energy plant located in southeastern Pennsylvania, about 20 miles northwest of Philadelphia in Montgomery County.
Limerick is built on a 600-acre site and draws its cooling water from the Schuylkill River. Units 1 and 2 received their operating licenses from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in 1984 and 1989, respectively.
Both of Limerick's units are boiling water reactors designed by General Electric. Together, Limerick Unit 1 and Unit 2 produce 2,345 net megawatts (MW) of electricity - enough energy to power more than two million average American homes.
Limerick Generating Station, like all U.S. nuclear energy facilities, is based on a "defense-in-depth" design, which means there are redundant layers of safety. There are multiple layers of safety systems to provide water to the reactor core. These safety systems, and their backup safety systems, are powered by multiple and redundant power sources. Nuclear energy plants are built with multiple physical barriers, including thick, steel-reinforced concrete walls around the reactor to contain radioactive materials.
Our employees are personally committed to safety. They are highly-skilled workers and continually receive training to make our safe work practices even safer. We have a culture of continuous learning and implement lessons learned from operating experience to continue to operate safe nuclear energy facilities. Each employee has 100 percent accountability. We welcome strict, daily oversight by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). We work with the NRC to ensure that all regulations are complied with - and exceeded.
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Limerick Generating Station is a valuable resource to the surrounding community. In addition to the electric reliability and environmental benefits that the plant provides, Limerick Generating Station provides direct and indirect economic benefits to its host community and Pennsylvania, including over $200 million in economic contributions annually to Pennsylvania.
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Relatively rich countries may need to manage no-growth economies to avoid pushing the planet toward disaster, but there are ways to manage such a transition so that it actually improves quality of life, York University economist Peter Victor, author of Managing Without Growth, told attendees at the public day of Footprint Forum 2010. Victor spoke at a panel discussion called Rethinking Growth, which addressed the paradox of our current economic models, which are dependent upon continued growth, with the ecological cost and, ultimately, physical impossibility of such models in a world of limited resources.
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"We asked, 'Could we have full employment in Canada, no poverty, fiscal balance and reduced greenhouse gas emissions, while stabilizing economic growth?'" Victor's team developed a model that found such a tall order was indeed possible to achieve so long as certain mechanisms were in place.
If you do it clumsily, it's a disaster," Victor said. "Unemployment is way too high and poverty goes way up." But it is possible to create a model for stable economic growth in which unemployment and poverty are actually lower than they would be in a business-as-usual scenario, he said. The key is implementing measures that would limit ecological impact while enhancing social safety nets and enable more even distribution of wealth.
The measures called for in his model include:
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Genealogy, local history and historical research in New England and other interesting places. Nutfield was the former land grant ................................. that is now the towns of Londonderry, Derry and Windham, New Hampshire.
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Thank you! I believe my son in law is related to these Moores. :DReplyDelete
Ok silly question maybe ---but do they call them Charter JOhn Moor and Charter so and so because they came over here under on the agreement of the charter from the king?ReplyDelete
Yes, it's an old term that you still see used, especially in Derry and Londonderry where there were many, many men named John Moore!ReplyDelete
Do you by chance have any information on the father or mother of Samuel Moore? I'm a descendent from his brother, John Moore 1648-1692. Thanks :)ReplyDelete
Hi, do you happen to know if any of his descendents were Loyalists moving to New Brunswick following the Revolutionary War? I believe I'm barking up the right (family) tree.ReplyDelete
Melissa, I don't know about the generations later than this. Sorry. You probably know more than I do about this family!Delete


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The video, a variation on the theme of the battle between good and evil recreated with origami, pens and notebooks, is a free interpretation by Alex Orlowski (director), Daniela Fuggetta (story), Lula Gomez (stop motion animation) and Gadi for Solo Studios (sound effects).
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Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
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This is ovulation. During the luteal phase, which follows ovulation LH and FSH cause the post-ovulation ovary to develop into the corpus luteum which produces progesterone. The production of progesterone inhibits the LH and FSH hormones which (in a cycle sans pregnancy)causes the corpus luteum to atrophy, and menses to begin the cycle again.
These periods and intervals are important factors for couples using the rhythm method of contraception.
Men and women have hormonal cycles which determine both when a woman can achieve pregnancy and when a man is most virile. The female cycle is approximately twenty-eight days long, but can deviate greatly from this "norm". The male cycle is also variable. Men can ejaculate and produce sperm at any time of the month, but their sperm quality dips occasionally, which scientists guess is in relation to their internal cycle.
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I don't have that game... ET is available for everyone - can't we play that?
what is et?
Absolutely FREE for anyone who doesn't have it. One great game IMO.
I vote for NWN.
Yeah ET is a great game. Its free and fun. Can't get better than that.
If someone would like to host the NWN server, I can host the ET server since we might have quite a few on each.
can I get a mirror for the ET download, it's quite busy...
Here are the mirrors from the Gentoo ebuild - replace ${PV} with 2.56 and just wget
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Kirk Nieuwenhuis is eligible to play for the Netherlands in the World Baseball Classic, but might not due to his recovery from the foot injury which ended his 2012 season early, tweets Jon Morosi of FOX Sports.
Morosi notes that Nieuwenhuis' foot is fully healed.
In early August, Nieuwenhuis was placed on the Bisons disabled list with a torn plantar fascia in his foot, and did not play for the rest of the year.
Michael Baron, ContributorAs of now, Nieuwenhuis is slated to be the team's centerfielder on Opening Day. He hit just .180 with 26 strikeouts in 73 at-bats against left-handed pitching before his demotion, and struck out a total of 98 times in 314 plate appearances overall. Clearly, Nieuwenhuis has a lot of work to do, and I can't believe he is a lock for anything after last season. As such, I wouldn't be surprised if Matt Den Dekker gets a long look during camp as an alternative. However, while Den Dekker is a fantastic defensive centerfielder, he is also left-handed, has a tendency to strikeout a lot, and might need more seasoning at Triple-A before being ready.


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As of now, HelenOS is being developed mostly by faculty members, and former and contemporary students of Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at Charles University in Prague. Nonetheless, the project is open for everyone, so we also have developers with different backgrounds from various places around the world. The source code is open and available under the BSD license. Some third party components, and components based on GPL software, are licensed under GPL.
In case you are interested in our project or have any questions about it, feel free to subscribe to our mailing list or chat with us on our IRC channel. The HelenOS operating system is, as of today, feature incomplete and the project is currently under heavy development (see roadmap). We are looking for people to join our team as co-developers or to merely try out our system and become our beta testers. If you have the skills and enthusiasm, you may consider making a contribution.
We are honored to announce that ESA (European Space Agency) accepted HelenOS as a mentoring organization for this year's ESA Summer of Code in Space (SOCIS 2015). SOCIS is inspired by (but not affiliated or related in any way to) the Google Summer of Code program. If you are an interested and eligible student, make sure to apply before the extended deadline on May 7th. You can use our ideas list as a source of inspiration, but note that the list is not exhaustive and we encourage students to suggest their original projects. We are looking forward to talking to you about your suggestions on our IRC channel and on the mailing list.
The HelenOS team is proud to announce the immediate availability of HelenOS 0.6.0. This is a major release of our microkernel multiserver operating system and the culmination of more than 2 years of development. One immediately noticeable new feature is the graphical user interface that is available on platforms with graphical output. But this release contains also other improvements and fixes (ext4, IPv6 and audio support, to list just a few), including the deliverables from GSoC 2012, ESA SOCIS 2013 and GSoC 2014. For a complete list of user-visible changes, see the release notes. The release files can be downloaded from the download page.
A preview of the 0.6.0 release participated in the QEMU Advent Calendar 2014. There is a step-by-step tutorial to demonstrate the features of the preview, but it also applies to the release.
We are very proud to announce the GSoC students who will be working on HelenOS projects this summer:
We wish Agnieszka and Wolf the best of luck and we are looking forward to all the new exciting code they are about to contribute to HelenOS.
We would also like to thank all the students who suggested their GSoC project to us, but for some reason could not be accepted. In many cases, the decision to accept one or another student was very tough. Our final decision was motivated by supporting less proposals where we were very confident about the quality than more proposals where we had some doubts.
Finally, we are grateful to Google for allowing us to participate in GSoC again this year. We will try to make the best out of this opportunity.
After a one-year hiatus, we are extremely honoured to announce that HelenOS has been accepted as a mentoring organization for Google Summer of Code 2014. In the Google Summer of Code, university and college students work during the summer break and contribute code to open source projects represented by the mentoring organizations. Successful students receive a stipend from Google that sum up to 5500 USD at the end of the program.
The HelenOS development team is again participating on the Microkernel-based operating systems devroom at FOSDEM 2014 in Brussels, Belgium. The devroom could be considered traditional already. It serves as a meeting venue for the microkernel-based OS developers and likely-minded people since 2012 and hosts talks and demos from projects such as MINIX 3, Genode, Hurd, HelenOS and others. This year the devroom is scheduled for Sunday February 2nd in H.2214 and it is chaired by Julian Stecklina from the OS group of TU Dresden.
Besides the devroom, HelenOS team members will be also available at the Google Summer of Code stand on Saturday February 1st from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. The GSoC stand should be located on the ground floor of the Building K. We'll be glad if you just drop by to say hello.
We are pleased to announce that ESA (European Space Agency) accepted HelenOS as a mentoring organization for this year of their ESA Summer of Code in Space (SOCIS 2013). SOCIS is inspired by (but not affiliated or related in any way to) Google's Summer of Code initiative. If you are an interested and eligible student, make sure to apply before the deadline on August 4. Our ideas list can be found here. Note that the list is not exhaustive and we encourage students to also suggest ideas that were not originally on it. We are looking forward to talking to you about your suggestions on our IRC channel or the mailing list.
Despite our efforts, HelenOS was not accepted for Google Summer of Code 2013. While the decision not to accept us certainly cannot make us happy, we understand that with the acceptance rate of about 40 % it is hard to get in every year. We will apply next year again and we acknowledge the huge importance of GSoC for the whole FOSS community. Note that HelenOS is still a great project to contribute to (if you are interested in operating systems and related topics), also for students. You can even contribute to HelenOS as part of your school assignment (seminar project, team project, bachelor thesis, master thesis, etc.) – 15 successfully defended bachelor and master theses, 3 student team projects and 5 GSoC projects is a great history to extend.
The participation of the HelenOS team on the Microkernels and Component-based OS devroom at FOSDEM 2013 caught some attention. There is a nice summarizing article titled HelenOS Micro-Kernel OS Still Marching On by Michael Larabel on Phoronix.
"While not one of the most well known multi-server micro-kernel operating systems compared to GNU Hurd and others, HelenOS continues to move forward as a general purpose BSD-licensed operating system that dances to its own beat."
Did you visit on the microkernel devroom at FOSDEM 2013? Do you have any thoughts, suggestions or comments? Please do not hesitate to share them with us on our mailing list or IRC.
The HelenOS team is proud to announce the immediate availability of HelenOS 0.5.0, the next major release of our microkernel multiserver operating system. The 0.5.0 release is codenamed Fajtl, in honour of Lieutenant General František Fajtl, a Royal Air Force fighter pilot from the World War II.
This major release delivers many improvements that have been developed in our mainline branch since March 2011, including the deliverables from GSoC 2011. Some of the noteworthy new features are USB support, reimplemented networking stack with full TCP support and new network drivers (including Realtek RTL8139 and Intel E1000), read-only ext2 and ISO 9660 file system support, read-write MINIX FS support and several ported applications (GNU Binutils, PCC, MSIM). For a complete list of user-visible changes, see the release notes. The release files can be downloaded from the download page.


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EAST CARBON - Our loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and friend, Guadalupe "Lupe" Cruz-Valdez, age 90, entered into eternal rest on Oct. 24, 2012 while surrounded by her loving family at her home in East Carbon.
She was born Dec.12, 1921 in Chama, N.M. to Leandro and Rafelita Sandoval Cruz.
Married Salvador M. Valdez on Jan. 25, 1943. He passed away March 24, 1998.
Lupe loved cooking at the malt shop and at her home for family and strangers alike. She loved turning strangers into lifelong friends. Lupe loved her children unconditionally and especially enjoyed listening to her boys play in the band. She looked forward to teasing her grandchildren and was always ready for a road trip with her family. She was a very giving person and enjoyed making salsa to give to people. Lupe was a devout member of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church in East Carbon. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
The family wishes to express a special thank you to the caring staff of Rocky Mountain Hospice; Chelsey Johnson and Amber White.
Survived by her children, Lora (Filiberto) Meraz, Carbondale, Colo., Darrell (Peggy) Valdez, East Carbon, Ronald (Tammy) Valdez, Salem, Ernest (Robyn) Valdez, Kearns, Denise (George) Snyder, Price, Stephen (Stormy) Valdez, Grand Junction, Colo; 22 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; brother, Archie (Gregg) Cruz, Alison, Colo; numerous nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by her parents; husband, Salvador; five brothers; two sisters; sons, Jesse and "good" Ernest; great-granddaughter, Faith.
Funeral Mass, Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012, 10 a.m. Good Shepherd Catholic Church.
Vigil Service, Tuesday evening at 7 p.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Family will receive friends Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to service at the church. Committal Service, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Lupe online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.
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