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While I was trying to translate some other religions prayers into something more palatable I came across the Guardian Angel Prayer and I was immediately touched by His Noodly Appendage and came up with this:
Meatball of His, my guardian dear
to whom His sauciness commits me here.
Ever this day be in my noodle
to guard and guide, kit and caboodle
I think the Flying Spaghetti Monster is trying to help me get in touch with my Guardian Meatball! I'm feel euphoria right now after my brief communion with our Noodly Master and feel honored that through Him I have my own Meatball looking out for me.
Has anyone else been in touch with their own Guardian Meatball?

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PARISHVILLE - While the town of Parishville was celebrating its 200th birthday this past weekend, it was also morning the loss of Kimberly A. (Randall) and James E. Barney.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney of Parishville were killed in an automobile accident Thursday afternoon, just days before what was to be a joyous occasion for the entire community.
Parishville Town Historian Joseph McGill said the Barneys were on the minds of people attending the weekend's events.
"Kim and Jim were on our minds the whole weekend," Mr. McGill said. "It broke the hearts of many people. They were certainly not forgotten."
The two Parishville residents were killed and their child was critically injured Thursday afternoon in a automobile crash on Route 86, according to state police.
Mr. Barney, 42, a sergeant at the Bare Hill Correctional Facility, was dead at the scene, according to Essex County Coroner Francis Whitelaw. Ms. Barney, 38, was taken to Adirondack Medical Center and later flown to Fletcher Allen Health Care, Burlington, Vt., where she died of her injuries. Their daughter, Emily Colby, 11, also of Potsdam, was listed in serious condition this past weekend at Fletcher Allen Health Care.
State police said they located a Ford F-150, suspected of fleeing the scene of an earlier accident in Lake Placid, heading west on Route 86 about 1:30 p.m. Thursday at a high speed. When they tried to stop the vehicle as it approached Ray Brook, it crossed into the eastbound lane and collided head-on with a Honda Fit occupied by Mr. Barney, Ms. Barney and Miss Colby.
State police said their investigation indicates the suspect had been driving recklessly through Lake Placid and North Elba. New York State Police charged Trevor J. Sisto, 20, of Fort Covington with a felony count of first-degree unlawfully fleeing a police officer and driving while ability impaired by drugs. He was also ticketed for reckless driving, failure to keep right and speeding.
Lake Placid Police also charged Sisto with first-degree attempted assault, reckless endangerment, three counts of endangering the welfare of a child, leaving the scene of a personal injury motor vehicle accident, reckless driving and numerous vehicle and traffic violations.
He was arraigned in Lake Placid Village Court and North Elba Town Court and was sent to the Essex County Jail on $100,000 cash bail or $200,000 bond, to reappear this afternoon.
This past weekend marked Mrs. Barney's 20th class reunion, as she graduated from Parishville-Hopkinton in 1994.
Class of 1994 President Robert King, who now resides in Troy, said that while Mrs. Barney and her husband did not RSVP to their class dinner, they were planning to attend the reunion later Saturday evening.
"This happened a day and a half before the reunion," Mr. King said. "Kim and I were classmates."
Mr. King said Parishville-Hopkinton's Class of 1994 included roughly 45 students, many of whom attended the reunion on Saturday.
Looking back at his time spent in school with Ms. Barney, Mr. King said she was very well liked and got along with everyone.
"It was a really tight, family atmosphere," he said. "Kim was always bright and cheery. If anyone in our class was a friend to everyone, it was Kim. She was very easy to get along with," he said.
In her memory Mr. King and her fellow classmates have created an online account at gofundme.com.
"Every dollar is going to the kids," he said. "We just felt like it was important to do something for their children."
According to Ms. Barney's obituary, she is survived by two stepchildren, Connor and Kathryn Barney, of Lisbon; as well as three children, Kayla Bedore, Rebecca Colby and Emily Colby.
Mr. King said the death of a classmate less than a week before the reunion set a somber tone for the event.
"It set kind of a somber tone for our reunion," Mr. King said. "There was a lot of reminiscing. A lot of us were still in shock. It was all still very new. Kim was always seen around town and she's gone now."
As of 4:30 p.m. Monday the account had raised just over $1,800.
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New Video!
June 28, 2007
Let's start off the tour with a video, shall we? Here we have the band rehearsing The Unforgiven from last night. Men Eater are just finishing up their set, and More Than A Thousand are up next. Enjoy the video!
June 28, 2007
Super Bock brings you Super Rock with Super Metallica! It's a warm, sunny day here in Lisbon, and the fans are already lining up outside. The other acts playing today are: Men Eater, More Than A Thousand, The Blood Brothers, Mastodon, Stone Sour, and Joe Satriani.
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June 27, 2007
The band rehearsed tonight to an almost empty house, about 14 lucky fans were able to see the exclusive show. They saw the band discussing many aspects of the setlist, and watched them perform a variety of songs. Plus, an old friend had returned once again and stick his camera in the guys' faces. That's right, Ross Halfin will be photographing the band these next couple shows. Are you guys ready for the Sick Of The Studio tour to begin? So are we! Big day tomorrow. See you then!
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Day 2 here in Lisbon, and the crew are continuing the preparation for the Sick Of The Studio Tour. More pics from yesterday and today posted.
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The Sick Of The Studio '07 tour begins on Thursday! But first, the crew must set up all the equipment to make sure everything is in working order. Those pictures are up, including some from rehearsals at HQ last week.
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So the heavily rumored Live Earth gig is finally confirmed. Metallica is scheduled to play a very short set in the early evening. The band is currently rehearsing this week for the entire tour, with a nice variety of songs I must say. Will there be a new or rare one? Stay tuned to MetOnTour.com during the tour! Pics of the boys rehearsing will be up later this week. See ya soon! -MOT
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There it is. All 11 shows on the Sick of the Studio '07 Tour. We will see you in June!
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Editorial asserts that the legal profession is still resistant to putting women in leadership positions, even though 30 years ago Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor heard her first cases on the court; argues that law firms should understand that the profession will continue to lose talented lawyers unless they retain a higher share of women. MORE
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Dr. Dunnican was very gentle while checking my incisions post op. The EXACT opposite of one of the other Dr.s that came in and put an unnecessary and painful amount of pressure on one of my incision sites the day after surgery (uncool nameless Dr guy).
All in all, I am fully pleased with Dr. Dunnicans care and excellent work. I look forward to my post op appointments with him. And would recommend him to anyone in the Albany, NY area who is thinking about this surgery.
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In October and November, while the NHL season is still young, it's easy to say that a loss can be built on by taking the positives and moving on.
So on the last day of November, where does a 5 - 2 loss fall? It can't necessarily be a learning tool nor is it time to begin looking diligently at the standings.
It's somewhere in-between, but one sentiment is clear: the Rangers need to start getting points.
Sitting outside the playoff picture and at the .500 mark for the first time since the beginning of the season, there is a dismal feeling around the Blueshirts and nobody is sure exactly when it will turn around.
"We need key plays at key times," said Head Coach John Tortorella. And tonight, that's exactly what Pittsburgh got.
New York broke a scoreless tie in the second period on a goal by Marian Gaborik, seemingly the only Ranger capable of doing so. But a mere seconds later, Sidney Crosby broke down ice and tied the game.
Just like that, the Garden went on an emotional roller coaster before anyone had time to blink.
Pittsburgh gained the lead on a goal by former New Jersey Devil Mike Rupp. The Rangers lost the defensive zone draw and a bobbling puck bounced away from Henrik Lundqvist and onto the stick of Rupp who buried his first of three goals.
But the Rangers were able to tie the game in the final minutes of the period on the power play with another goal by Gaborik. Chris Drury, who had a much more involved and energetic game, took a slap shot from the point and Gaborik put home the rebound.
The third period would be critical for the Rangers as a much-needed home victory was within reach. But the effort wore thin and the Penguins outworked the Rangers for the latter half of the period, tallying two goals and an empty netter for the final score of 5 - 2.
Following the game, the players and coach acknowledged that the Rangers played a decent game for 50 minutes. Something positive following poor overall efforts the previous two games, but still well short of their ultimate goal: two points.
So the Rangers will look to a four day break from games, with an off-day tomorrow, and hope to regroup and refocus, which Lundqvist thinks could be a good thing.
"It may be good to take a step back and see what we need to do as a team," he said.
They had better get things together soon, as time is slowly becoming a factor.
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The Metropolitan Opera: Maria Stuarda
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Fresh from her triumph in the Met's The Enchanted Island, mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, one of the world's most exciting singers, takes on the virtuosic bel canto role of the doomed Mary, Queen of Scots. Having scored a major success with his production of Anna Bolena, director David McVicar now turns to the second opera of Donizetti's Tudor trilogy, which explores regal characters at fateful moments of their lives. Elza van den Heever sings Elizabeth I, and Maurizio Benini conducts.
Cast: Elza van den Heever, Joyce DiDonato, Maurizio Benini
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Written by: Gaetano Donizetti, Giuseppe Bardari
Running time: 3hr 20min
Opens: Jan 19, 2013 Limited
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Just when we thought we had seen it all-in terms of the best Fashion Week style-Milan comes along and impresses us anew! Not that we'd expect anything less from the fabulous city that is home to such prestigious fashion powerhouses as Fendi, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana! And of course, those aren't the only hard-hitting players in this game; you simply must check out all of the S/S 12 collections (especially Gucci's '20s-inspired looks and Salvatore Ferragamo's tropical prints) right away! Off the runways, there were plenty of notable ensembles as well, courtesy of our favorite fashion insiders (Taylor Tomasi Hill and Giovanna Battaglia), an up-and-coming starlet (Felicity Jones), some of the jet-set's most stylish friends (Margherita Missoni and Eugenie Niarchos), and more! To see exactly what we mean, read on for all the details of today's Fashion Scene story!
WHO: Arizona Muse
WHAT: Hanging out before the Fendi S/S 12 show last Thursday.
WEAR: Model-of-the-moment Arizona Muse has been the talk of the fashion world recently, and her ensemble in Milan proved, yet again, why everyone loves her so. The statuesque stunner donned basic separates, including white skinny jeans and a black top, and spiced up her look with a bold Fendi fur scarf from the F/W 11 collection and a wide-brim fedora. The resulting outfit is both easygoing and directional-the perfect combo, if you ask us!
WHO: Eugenie Niarchos
WHAT: Spotted front row at the Missoni S/S 12 show on Sunday.
WEAR: One of the great things about MFW is that you can always count on Italy's most fashionable femmes to be front-row at the most esteemed shows and in attendance at the week's best parties. Case in point: the always-stylish Eugenie Niarchos! It was hard to miss the heiress at the Missoni S/S 12 show, for which she wore a bright blue maxi skirt from the fashion house's Pre-Fall 11 collection and a cropped leather jacket. And how could we forget those killer accessories? Niarchos finished her enviable ensemble with a pair of totally cute cat-eye Cutler & Gross sunglasses and two of-the-moment pendant necklaces.
WHO: Giovanna Battaglia
WHAT: Arriving at the Bottega Veneta S/S 12 show on Saturday.
WEAR: You might have noticed that there's one name in particular that consistently pops up on our fashion week best-dressed lists every season: Giovanna Battaglia-and for good reason! The style maven knows how to put together one to-die-for ensemble! While we thoroughly enjoyed her chic neutral look back at NYFW, we are definitely partial to the ensemble she wore to the Bottega Veneta S/S 12 show. The fashion editor of L'Uomo Vogue styled a brown pencil skirt with a gold lame button-up shirt (both by N21) with a pair of must-have Fendi heels for a high-impact look.
WHO: Shala Monroque
WHAT: Celebrating Bruce Weber's film, Don't Steal The Jacket, last Thursday.
WEAR: You're bound to get some attention when you're wearing head-to-toe orange-just ask Shala Monroque, who turned heads in this vintage Guy La Roche couture dress at the premiere of Bruce Weber's latest film. We adore the netted and fringed skirt, not to mention her statement necklace, which together make for one truly awe-inspiring evening outfit. The frock's bright color and intricate detailing is no easy look to pull off, but Monroque certainly did so with aplomb!
WHO: Taylor Tomasi Hill
WHAT: Heading to the Fendi S/S 12 show last Thursday.
WEAR: It's official: Taylor Tomasi Hill is one of our biggest fashion crushes. It's not hard to imagine why when the Marie Claire Style and Accessories Director turns up in outfits like this one. We love her creative, all-black ensemble, consisting of a structured leather Comme des Garcon top juxtaposed with a flowing Alexander Wang mini skirt, which results in one intriguing look, indeed. And did we mention her fantastic strappy Alaia sandals? We're definitely crazy about those, too!
WHO: Bianca Brandolini D'Adda
WHAT: Feting the Fendi S/S 12 show at the O' Fan di Fendi party last Thursday.
WEAR: Bianca Brandolini D'Adda always manages to turn up in the most effortlessly cool outfits-it's no wonder why she's a photographer favorite! The brunette beauty recently caught our eye at a Fendi party wearing head-to-toe designs by said Italian fashion house. We approve of her gold and white striped trousers and black t-shirt with tan fringe detailing (both from the S/S 12 collection), and are particularly fond of the way she gave her neutral ensemble a hint of color by accessorizing with Fendi's Stingray Chameleon Clutch ($4260).
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WHAT: Photographed at the Dolce & Gabbana S/S 12 show on Sunday.
WEAR: Felicity Jones has been on our style radar ever since the Sundance Film Festival, so you can imagine our delight when we spotted the rising starlet-be sure to check her out in Like Crazy this fall-at the Dolce & Gabbana S/S 12 show. The British actress looked party perfect for her first FW outing, wearing a strapless, lace-print dress paired with maroon heels and a gold chain necklace (all by Dolce & Gabbana). In addition to her noteworthy clothing and accessories, we couldn't help but notice her gorgeous beauty look, which consisted of smokey eyes and a chic updo.
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WHAT: Attending the opening of the Louis Vuitton "The Art of Fashion" exhibition last Wednesday.
WEAR: Margherita Missoni showed off her incredible body at the Louis Vuitton art exhibition last week with the help of a downtown-lady ensemble, including a Missoni Pre-Fall 11 top and a Louis Vuitton knee-length pencil skirt and oversized belt. To finish her sultry and edgy look, she accessorized with a Louis Vuitton bag and heels and large Missoni bangles.-Jessica Baker, with Erin Fitzpatrick
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ST. REGIS FALLS – In the much anticipated rematch between a pair of Northern Athletic Conference East Division foes, the Chateaugay Bulldogs jumped out to an early first-quarter lead and held on for a 47-41 victory over the previously undefeated St. Regis Falls Saints on Wednesday.
In front of a capacity crowd at the St. Regis Falls Central School, the likes of which have not been seen in several decades, the Bulldogs bolted out to a quick 7-0 lead and all but silenced the SRF faithful.
Thats when Caleb Green showed up and drained one of his two 3-pointers, which brought life to the hometown fans. A Brandon Votra bucket tied the game at 7-all and the gym was louder than it has every been since the move to the new school.
But the Chateaugay boys knew just how to quiet the crowd and went on a 12-0 run to take a 19-7 lead at the end of the first quarter.
That first quarter did us in, stated SRF Coach Justin Todd. But we didnt give up and eventually cut their lead back down to four points in the fourth quarter. We just ran out of gas.
In the game of runs, St. Regis Falls (7-1 league, 12-1 overall) took its turn and rattled off a 11-2 spurt of its own to cut the Chateaugay lead to three points with two minutes, 16 seconds left in the opening half of up and down the court action.
Noah Bowes drained a 3-pointer to halt the SRF run and close out the first half with the visitors on top 26-18.
What a battle, stated the CCS Coach Mike Martin, with assistant Jason LaPlante adding, two heavyweights going toe-to-toe and trading punches.
And just as they had done to open the game, the Bulldogs (6-1 league, 8-3 overall) went on a run to open play, tossing in eight quick points while keeping the Saints off the board for the first two minutes of the stanza.
And, again, the Saints didnt fold and closed out the third quarter and started the fourth by cutting into the Chateaugay lead, getting to within eight points with 6:30 left in the game.
Two minutes later, the SRF boys had shaved off another five points as Corey LaBounty nailed a 3-pointer and Green swished a pair of free throws, cutting the deficit to 39-36.
The Bulldogs countered again and increased their lead back to six points on a traditional three-point play by Bowes and held a six-point advantage as the final minute of play was at hand.
A pair of standouts for each team, Bowes for CCS and Votra for SRF, traded buckets, with Bowes driving down the middle of the lane. Votra answered with a spinning move to an open spot down low for an easy lay-in, which resolved nothing on the scoreboard, but definitely excited the crowd.
Bowes sealed the win for CCS by making two of three charity tosses in the final 30 seconds of the game, but the never-say-die attitude of the Saints was evident as Green made the games final bucket, a long-range shot from beyond the arc.
Bowes led the CCS team in scoring, tossing in a game-high 19 points. The Chateaugay junior made two of the teams four 3-pointers and helped seal the win by making five of seven foul shots.
Devon Barnes just missed another double-double, scoring nine points, collecting 10 rebounds and blocking five SRF shots. Seth Young stepped up his game and contributed 11 points and four assists to the win. Young and Jake English accounted for the other two treys for Chateaugay.
Seth really stepped up for us tonight, especially in the third quarter, explained the Bulldog boss. And we had zero turnovers from our freshman point guard (Jordan Martin).
I know some of the boys were disappointed that they didnt get into the game, but they need to know that they are the reason that we won, continued Martin. They have been working so hard in practice to help make the starters better. They dont see it that way, but Jason and I definitely recognize it.
And Coach Todd also gave credit were it was due.
You have to give Chateaugay a lot of credit, said Todd. They came in with a good game plan and Mike has done a good job getting his players ready for this one. I really hope we get to meet each other for a third time.
The sentiment was echoed by the Bulldog boss.
This was a game with two great teams, showing great class and sportsmanship, summarized Martin. Justin and his players are a class act and I hope that we will meet them again.
Both coaches may get their wish, they just have to run the table so the two teams can play the rubber game of the season. To do so, they would more than likely have to win out and in order to meet in the Section 10, Class D title game.
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Brian Lutz book Eero Saarinen: Furniture for Everyman, which highlights the furniture designs of the Finnish architect and industrial designer Eero Saarinen, will be released in October by Pointed Leaf Press. MORE
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Airport Redevelopment Could Mean New Life for a Jet Age Landmark
The Trans World Airlines Flight Center, which opened in 1962 and closed in 2001, could become part of a hotel planned for Kennedy International Airport.
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
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G.M. Tech Center Becomes National Historic Landmark
The National Park Service awarded the designation to G.M.'s research campus in Warren, Mich., as one of Eero Saarinen's most significant designs.
October 8, 2014, Wednesday
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Future Takes Shape for Bell Labs Site
The vacant research complex, once marked for demolition, and the surrounding land is to be redeveloped into offices, retail space and luxury housing.
September 11, 2013, Wednesday
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An Indiana Town Where Big Names Built
If you've never heard of Columbus, Ind., perhaps the architects who designed buildings there will sound far more familiar.
May 12, 2013, Sunday
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Balthazar Korab, Architectural Photographer, Dies at 86
Mr. Korab was one of a handful of commercial photographers who introduced postwar architecture to Americans.
January 27, 2013, Sunday
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Lebbeus Woods, Architect of the Imaginary Realm, Dies
Lebbeus Woods, a New York architect who became a cult figure among students and academics for his signature drawings, died on Tuesday at age 72.
October 30, 2012, Tuesday
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Eero Saarinen's Unstoried Talent
A new book showcases furniture designed by the Finnish architect.
September 27, 2012, Thursday
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March 20, 2011, Sunday
Saarinen's Work, in 2 Parts, at Yale
The iconic Modernist work of one of the 20th century's most versatile architects and designers is displayed at two galleries in New Haven.
March 28, 2010, Sunday
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Making the Face of Modernism Familiar
This exhibit, at the Museum of the City of New York, reveals the anxieties and contradictions buried underneath the work of the architect Eero Saarinen.
November 11, 2009, Wednesday
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PAWTUCKET — It's clear that the city and future generations will benefit from the clean-up of a 23-acre former industrial site located off Pleasant Street known as Tidewater. However, keeping local residents and school children safe during those remediation efforts has been the focus of state and local officials and concerned parents as preliminary plans are being drafted.
For the past 100 years, a manufactured gas plant and electric generation facility operated at the end of Merry and Tidewater Streets. The site, much of it owned by National Grid and some portions owned by the city, is now largely vacant with the exception of an active natural gas regulating station located on the western portion, and an electric substation on the central portion. In addition, sections of the former power plant are used as an active switching station. Because it borders the Seekonk River, city officials have eyed the future development potential of the property and eagerly await its clean-up.
Much of the site is boarded by residential properties, several companies, and schools, including the International Charter School, the Blackstone Academy, the Varieur Elementary School and the Max Read Athletic Field.
Prompted by a petition from the Environmental Justice League of Rhode Island and some concerned parents of local school children, National Grid agreed to draft a Public Involvement Plan (PIP) in preparation for future clean-up actions at the Tidewater/National Grid site. Late last month, National Grid held a public meeting at the Varieur School to review this plan and get input about it before completing a final draft.
According to Holly Dygert, the mother of a student who attends the International Charter School, the push for greater public involvement in the site remediation stemmed from concerns from parents and residents over National Grid's removal of two gas storage tanks about two and a half years ago. Dygert said that foul smelling odors, which later turned out to be from some toxic chemicals in sludge inside the tanks, had been released into the air during this dismantling without any active warning to the public or the schools.
Dygert said that Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) was brought into the picture, and while the tanks are now gone, concerns remain about any future remediation work that takes place on the property. She said residents still worry about toxicity in the soil and want steps to be taken to adequately protect the neighborhood from potential dust and other airborne particles that would result from the earth being disturbed.
Residents petitioned for a PIP for the site in the spring 2012, and since then National Grid has conducted interviews with residents and parents, met with parents and members of the Environmental Justice League to discuss concerns, and established better communication methods to let residents know of work being done at the site. National Grid also agreed to have a benzene monitoring device on the site and to erect a fixed air monitoring station at the perimeter of the site that is closest to a row of houses.
At a meeting on Jan. 29 at the Varieur School, representatives of RIDEM, National Grid, and an engineering firm, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc., discussed the proposed PIP and solicited further input and comment from residents. About 20 or so residents attended the meeting, said Dygert, and many still had questions and concerns about the site and the clean-up work that is proposed.
We're just concerned," said Dygert. "There were times I would pick up my daughter at school and the smell was terrible. You could just tell it was toxic. And you could see workers in hazmat suits on the tanks that were close by. We just want to make sure nothing like that happens again." She added that RIDEM tested the air quality and did find levels of some known carcinogens and other toxic chemicals that had apparently been released during the tank removal.
Dygert added that RIDEM has told the group that no activity involved in the clean-up plans going forward would be as bad as what was involved in the dismantling of the gas storage tanks. However, she said she and other parents still worry about harmful toxins being uncovered in the soil or released into the air even during smaller remediation or any other projects done on the site. She said she particularly wants residents and local school principals to receive warning of remedial work that could affect the air quality, so people know to stay inside.
Margaret S. Kilpatrick, senior project manager for GZA, said the PIP is in the process of being finalized and is being revised based on some of the comments from the Jan. 29 public meeting. She described the PIP as the "blueprint on how the public can get information about the site." The final draft will then go to RIDEM for approval. She added that another public meeting for residents is being planned for later next month (date and time to be announced.)
Among the enhanced communication efforts that National Grid has agreed to going forward is a mailing list to announce public meetings, distribute fact sheets and other reports to interested parties, maintaining informational bulletin boards about the clean-up work at the end of Tidewater Street and Bowles Court, and creating a "phone message alert system" during any excavation. In addition to maintaining publicly accessible websites, at RIDEM and at www.tidewatersite.com [2], information would also be made available at the Pawtucket Library.
At the meeting, members of the public requested that notifications, fact sheets and other information be provided in English, Spanish and Portuguese; a color-coded "alert system" be used to indicate when excavation is active at the site, and that a color-coded map of the site be developed that would show contaminants. National Grid agreed to these requests, as well as to inform school principals of the schedule or any work being done on the property so children can be kept inside.
National Grid representatives said that the site is fenced and locked to keep people off the property, and under normal conditions, the site is safe and there should be no worries about airborne contaminants. During times of excavation, such as a recent upgrade to the existing electrical substation, they agreed there could be a potential for airborne contaminants. However, representatives said that National Grid follows an air quality monitoring program that has been reviewed by RIDEM and is posted to the bulletin boards and at the Tidewater websites.
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Men's Tennis Falls to No. 62 St. Johns, 6-1
OMAHA, Neb. – The Creighton men's tennis team fell 6-1 to No. 62 St. John's in the squads BIG EAST Conference play debut inside the Hanscom Tennis Center on Thursday afternoon.
Junior Elliott Baker led Creighton (9-5, 0-1 BIG EAST) with a 6-3, 6-4 singles win at the No. 2 spot over Vaidik Munshaw of St. John's (11-6, 2-0 BIG EAST) for the Bluejays' lone team point. He also teamed up with sophomore August Nysted to claim the Jays' only doubles match on court two over the nationally ranked Red Storm pairing of No. 74 Erick Reyes and R.J. Denunzio by a score of 8-4.
No. 62 St. John's swept the other pair of doubles matches on courts one and three to earn the first team point and go ahead 1-0.
The Red Storm then moved out to a 3-0 lead after singles victories at the Nos. 4 and 5 positions before Baker's straight-sets win made it 3-1 in favor of the visitors. SJU clinched the team match point in the next completed match on court six.
CU senior Billy Paluch's match at No. 1 singles was the only match that went the distance. After trading sets of 6-4 with Denunzio the pair moved into a third set at 2-2. After the contest was decided the action moved to a third-set tiebreaker with Denunzio coming out on top at 10-5.
Creighton returns to action this Saturday at 10:00 a.m. CT against IPFW tentatively scheduled for the Koch Tennis Center, weather permitting.
St John's vs. Creighton
Apr 03, 2014 at Omaha, Neb.
(Hanscom Tennis Center)
#62 St John's 6, Creighton 1
1. RJ Denunzio (SJU) def. PALUCH, Billy (CU) 4-6, 6-4, 1-0 (10-5)
2. BAKER, Elliot (CU) def. Vaidik Munshaw (SJU) 6-3, 6-4
3. Robert Livi (SJU) def. NORMAN, Jake (CU) 7-6, 6-1
4. Federico Ruiz (SJU) def. DIPPEL, Quinn (CU) 6-2, 6-3
5. MJ Every (SJU) def. LANG, Harrison (CU) 6-2, 6-2
6. Gary Kushnirovcih (SJU) def. CHALSTROM, Aaron (CU) 6-4, 6-3
1. Lucas Hejhal/Munshaw (SJU) def. PALUCH/NORMAN (CU) 8-7 (7-3)
2. NYSTED, August/BAKER (CU) def. Erick Reyes/Denunzio (SJU) 8-4
3. Every/Ruiz (SJU) def. LANG/THOMPSON, Nick (CU) 8-3
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TUCSON, Ariz. — Authorities say a Tucson man has been arrested in a sexual
exploitation case.
Tucson police said Friday that 28-year-old Jesus Ballesteros is in Pima County
He's being held on suspicion of aggravated luring of a minor, attempted child
prostitution, attempted sexual exploitation of a minor and attempted sexual
conduct with a minor.
They say a Tucson woman called 911 on Dec. 29 to say she discovered her
11-year-old daughter was chatting online with an adult man.
Police say the interaction included graphic pictures and sexual conversation
between the man and girl.
They also say the man tried to arrange a meeting to have sex with the girl,
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|Volleyball » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » 2015 Statistics » 2015 Quick Facts » Match Notes
Preview | Recap | Boxscore (Gm. 1) | Boxscore (Gm. 2)Volleyball begins five-game homestand Friday
USC Upstate (1-12, 1-3 A-Sun)
Lipscomb (9-5, 3-1 A-Sun)
10/4/2013 | Nashville, Tenn. | Attendance: 316
ETSU (11-6, 5-0 A-Sun)
Lipscomb (9-6, 3-2 A-Sun)
10/5/2013 | Nashville, Tenn. | Attendance: 254
Thursday, October 03, 2013
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Lipscomb Lady Bisons have used their only "overlook" ticket for this season.
In their first road match of the season the Lady Bisons fell 3-1 at Jacksonville on Sept. 27. The loss ended an 11-game winning streak for the Lady Bisons against Jacksonville dating back to the 2006 season.
"It is a lesson learned and now we have to go out and do something about it," Lipscomb coach Brandon Rosenthal said. "It is something that is on the girls' minds.
"I still believe it never should have happened. I put that on us as coaches and I put it on the players."
Friday night at 6:30 the Lady Bisons play the first of five straight Atlantic Sun matches at Allen Arena when USC Upstate visits. Upstate is 1-11, 1-2 in the A-Sun.
"You look at the standings and you look at the record and we could easily move to Saturday," Rosenthal said. "But we can't.
"We lost that opportunity (to overlook an opponent) last Friday. If you do it once…O.K. If you do it twice you have a problem. We have done it once. We have talked about it. Now it is time to move on."
At the start of his head coaching career Rosenthal learned what it is like to be in Upstate's shoes. He fully realizes how dangerous a team like Upstate can be.
"Any time you play against a team that maybe hasn't had the season they wanted they are dangerous," Rosenthal said. "If you get a group that is hungry then anything can happen.
"I know exactly how this is going to go down. They are going to come with a lot of fight. We have to stay calm, be disciplined and play our game. We have to let them know that we are not overlooking the team or taking them for granted."
The Lady Bisons have never lost to Upstate with a 10-0 series record dating back to 2007. Rosenthal knows his team cannot rely on the past.
"If we are not focused anything can happen," Rosenthal said. "I would not think for a second that our girls will be unprepared. They are going to be ready to go.
"I think they learned a huge lesson. They are upset with themselves. They are disappointed in themselves."
Outside hitter Kayla Eversgerd leads Upstate with 131 kills and 133 digs. Middle blocker Emily Koelling is second with 107 kills.
Middle blocker Jewell Dobson leads the Lady Bisons in several categories including kills (201), hitting percentage (.370), points per set (5.30) and blocks (26). Dobson is eighth in the nation in kills per set (4.79) and ninth in points per set (5.30).
The Lady Bisons are first in NCAA Division I in kills per set with 15.45.
Libero Bri McCombs, this week's A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week, leads the team with 167 digs.
Setter Caitlin "Dot" Dotson has posted 525 assists and is second in the nation in assists per set with 12.50. The Lady Bisons are third nationally in assists per set with 14.14.
After falling to Jacksonville, the Lady Bisons rebounded for a 3-0 win at North Florida. The Lady Bisons enter the weekend with an 8-5 overall record, 2-1 in the conference.
The Lady Bisons will once again be without the services of middle blocker Molly Spitznagle. She has missed the last three matches with an ankle injury.
"We have realized how important Molly is," Rosenthal said. "We have also realized that making small changes can be harder than you may have anticipated."
The match will be televised on ESPN3 and A-Sun TV.
The homestand continues Saturday at 2 when ETSU visits.
"We are in a good spot," Rosenthal said. "We had a chance to give them a day off Wednesday. They should be fresh. They should be excited."
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I'm ready to see in the new year with copious amounts of champagne ! What will YOU be doing ?


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We're back this week to help remind you that it's the Christmas season and what a Christmas it is at Active Duty. They decided it would be nice to stream their Active Duty LIVE Christmas 2008 in DVD quality rather than LIVE Show quality for you in the Streaming Videos of the Week section, so this week they are streaming the entire first disc from the two-disc set. Here you get to join the party from the very beginning as they do introductions, Santa gives out presents and the boys begin to open one another's packages as they all get naked and start the celebration. Deck the halls and grab your balls, it's the most wonderful time of the year and Active Duty is here to help you celebrate it in the naughtiest of ways. No need to worry about Santa not giving you what you want at Active Duty, he's got you covered. Where else can you get this kind of Christmas treat? In addition to streaming the first disc of the Active Duty LIVE Christmas 2008 for you this week, they are also serving up som
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Women & Psoriasis
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In 1979, researchers coincidentally found that a drug—cyclosporine—that suppresses the immune system in bone marrow transplant patients also cleared psoriasis. Since then, psoriasis has been widely accepted as a disease that involves the immune system. The study of the immune system is called immunology.
A normal immune system protects the body against "invaders" by destroying bacteria, viruses and other foreign proteins. In the person who has psoriasis, the immune system "misfires" and inappropriately causes inflammation and an accelerated growth of skin cells.
The skin cells reproduce too quickly and the skin (and the joints in some people) becomes inflamed. Many steps in this misfired immune response are targeted by specific treatments such as systemic and biologic drugs. One goal of treatment is to block or modify the response by focusing on very specific immune cells, thus avoiding widespread effects on the rest of the body.
For example, methotrexate (a prescription systemic medication used to treat psoriasis) binds to an enzyme involved in the rapid growth of cells that is triggered by the immune system response in psoriasis. But methotrexate affects other systems in the body, too. New drugs, called biologics, have been designed to target very specific parts of the immune system response.
Psoriasis is frequently referred to as a "T-cell mediated disease." T cells are a type of immune system cell (white blood cell) that are proven to be very important in the internal process of psoriasis. T cells naturally circulate throughout the body looking for foreign substances. These foreign substances, called antigens, are usually an outside invader like a bacterium or virus, that activates the T cell, which then initiates an immune response to neutralize the antigen.
In psoriasis, activated T cells end up in the skin. It is not clear why this happens, but it may be directly related to the genetic susceptibility in people who develop psoriasis.
T cells become activated by two necessary interactions.
If T cells are not activated, the immune response and the cycle of psoriasis never get started. If the T cell becomes activated, an immune response is initiated that leads to the development of skin lesions. One part of this response includes the release of cytokines. Cytokines are proteins that the immune system uses to communicate messages. In psoriasis, cytokines tell skin cells to reproduce and mature at an accelerated rate. They also set off other reactions, including inflammation, the activation of additional T cells, the recruiting of T cells into the skin and the release or "cascade" of more cytokines.
The end result is a cycle of skin cells growing too fast, moving to the surface of the skin and piling up as dead cells (the white scale). The top, or epidermal, layer of the skin thickens, and redness develops as blood vessels expand and multiply, and blood flow to the skin increases.
Co-stimulatory pathways (think of them like locks and keys that open and close immune reactions), are a good target for new psoriasis drugs to short-circuit psoriasis. Beyond that, other immune system cells involved in psoriasis are also a focus of drug development.
For example, some cytokines carry inflammatory messages and help fuel the overall immune response in the skin. Some of these cytokines, such as tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-alpha), are targeted to be blocked by several of the biologic treatments now on the market.
On the other hand, some cytokines that normally suppress inflammation are lacking or present only in low levels in psoriatic skin. Scientists have experimented with boosting the levels of these proteins to rebalance the biochemical make-up of the skin.
Psoriasis research is benefiting from the fact that psoriasis is driven by the immune system and responds to drugs that suppress the body's immune response. Many other diseases and medical problems, such as diabetes, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, are also driven by the immune system. Genes that are associated with psoriasis are also involved with rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Because psoriasis is easily visible on the skin, the disease provides an excellent model for studying the effectiveness of various medications that might be useful in other diseases that also involve the immune system.
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Of the 14-page survey, only five questions/statements pertained to deer or hunting:
Page 2: Deer numbers should be reduced by as necessary to protect vegetation in high-quality natural areas: 66 percent of 536 agree and strongly agree. Hunting should be allowed in unimproved portions of county parks and open-space lands: 36 percent of 537 agree and strongly agree.
Page 13: Draw tags for hunting and let it be known to the public. Put it on the news or give fliers through the mail to people to let them know about hunting. Open up hunting to bow hunting
Page 14: More natural lands; undeveloped life preservations; no hunting. More preservation of wildlife areas and restricted access to these beautiful rare areas.
This survey is laughable at best. Refer to Page 14, conveniently not mentioned by Scholtz in a news release.
I was present at a meeting held at Spring Lake Township Hall on March 23. After the meeting, I heard Scholtz talking with an employee from Hoffmaster State Park. Scholtz was informed that the park is open while deer hunts occur. Scholtz replied he would not be within miles of a park that was not securely shut down while shooting was taking place.
Well, John, how do you propose to make sure hunting in North Ottawa Dunes is going to be safe? You can't!
Why were these meetings involving political leaders from surrounding municipalities kept secretive? The public has the right to know what our elected and hired officials are doing.
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BREWER, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- The headlines lately have been dominated by stories of pharmacy robberies, drug arrests, and the like.
Those who are on the front lines in this battle say that the only way to reverse this trend is to invest more in treatment programs. That's exactly what happened Wednesday in Brewer.
The Bangor Area Recovery Network, also known as BARN cut the ribbon Wednesday on its new recovery center on Center Street in Brewer.
It's 7 thousand square feet of space, with a lounge area, conference room, offices, and a kitchenette.
It's a place where people who are in recovery, can go that is safe, warm, and welcoming.
It's a place where people can go for 12 step meetings, social events, or to just talk to somebody.
Several local and state dignitaries were there, including Penobscot County Sheriff Glenn Ross, and DHHS Commissioner Mary Mayhew.
BARN has started a capital campaign to raise money for the center. If you would like to donate you can contact Bangor Area Recovery Network.
One of the people who spoke at Today's ribbon cutting is Bill Lowenstein, a man who has been in recovery himself for the last 30 years. He is willing to share his story because he believes it will help the public understand the issue better. His biggest message is that substance abuse is a disease that can be treated.
"Often times what happens is society or communities see people who never make it into recovery so in a sense they see the failures or the negative consequences, he said. "There are many of us in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction who lead positive lives who are productive in our community."
Bill is one of those people in Recovery. His started 30 years ago-in May of 1982.
"I'm a much different person than I was 30 years ago and for the better, i'm a better father, husband, boss. All the things that have improved as the growth process as a result of my recovery process.
Bill drove from Auburn to Brewer to talk about the importance of a place like the BARN recovery center.
"Here you get a new chance to find a new social network and find new friends and do new things that you've never done before... it gives a message that recovery is ok and that recovery is possible."


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Hi dear,
i want to create a script that will automatically detect my /var size of linux partition in redhat and then it should automatically stop service and should remove all the files in squid cache. i don't know how to check that partition is filled or not??? can any one help me
Scenarion of Script
1>Check that /var is fill or not??
2> if (yes)
{Remove squid cache files}
{should check again}
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I would run a cron job that checks for the size free and if its too small runs another job that stops needed services, clears the caches, and then restarts the services. I would include (from personal experience here) samba in that shutdown script as well, since I have had it bork out due to lack of free space once, and I thought my computer fried due to the sluggishness even after freeing the space. What was needed was a stop a wait and then a restart (took a 5 min pause to ensure that it did indeed speed my machine up).Originally Posted by asi.linux


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PROVIDENCE — When the North Smithfield public schools tried to raise money for interscholastic sports in 2009 by assessing participation fees, some students paid the charge willingly, but the move was met with legal challenges and dropped when booster clubs raised the necessary money to run the teams.
PROVIDENCE — When the North Smithfield public schools tried to raise money for interscholastic sports in 2009 by assessing participation fees, some students paid the charge willingly, but the move was met with legal challenges and dropped when booster clubs raised the necessary money to run the teams.
The idea — referred to by critics as "Pay to Play" — is unpopular with athletic directors in urban communities like Pawtucket and Woonsocket, and the RI Interscholastic League is opposed to the idea. But it was revived last week when the House Health, Education and Welfare committee heard a bill from Middletown that would allow school districts to charge an activity fee for extracurricular activities, including sports.
Currently, there is no state law on fees for extracurricular activities, but the RI Department of Education has said the prospect violates the state law guaranteeing free public education. There is a law, however, that allows outside individuals and businesses to contribute money to school districts for extracurricular and other activities.
Woonsocket High School Athletic Director George Nasuti says, "I think it is a crazy idea; I never supported it and never will. I don't believe in it at all.
"It develops a class warfare," Nasuti explained, "Those kids who can pay for it, those kids who can't. The amount of poor kids who can't do it, what are you going to do when they can't pay."
"It's not as do-able in inner cities," said John Scanlon, athletic director at Pawtucket's Tolman High School. "Over 80 percent of our kids are on the federal (free and reduced price) lunch program. They can't even buy a lunch, let alone play to pay. So I don't see that happening pursuant to the financial situation most of our families are in.
"If 80 percent are on free and reduced price lunch, you are going to make 20 percent pay to play and the other 80 percent you have to waive," Scanlon added, "so I don't see any of that happening. I don't think it is fair to inner city kids, I think it would take away programs."
Scanlon said he and other school and athletic officials in Pawtucket haven't talked about the issue "because the general feeling among us is that we just couldn't do it, nor could Providence, nor could Central Falls.
Cumberland School Committee Chairwoman Lisa Beaulieu notes that Massachusetts allows school districts to charge, not only for sports, but for things like bus transportation and all-day kindergarten.
Scanlon said he lives in Rehoboth, where schools may charge for activities; students in other area towns such as Seekonk do as well.
Testifying in favor of allowing fee structures for activities at the House HEW meeting, Middletown School Committee Chairwoman Theresa Spengler said "we are not looking to overcharge, we are not looking to make this support the program completely, it would be to subsidize and be part of the process, but not to completely fund a sports program or an extracurricular activity.
"No child would be denied the opportunity to participate in an activity because of funds," she said. "The school system would create a protocol and a policy and procedure to make sure no student is denied access based on dollars from participating in an activity.
Tom Mezzanotte, executive director of the RI Interscholastic League (RIIL), said, "I disagree with it and (RIIL's) Committee on Athletics has disagreed with it as well."
He quoted a RIIL Position Statement that says: "The RIIL Principals' Committee on Athletics is of the opinion that students should not be assessed fees for the privilege of participating in high school athletics... In the opinion of the Principals' Committee on Athletics requiring "pay-to-play: is a shortsighted educational policy and can be discriminatory to the needy."
"I think there needs to be a bigger conversation about what communities can charge for and not," said Beaulieu, the Cumberland School Committee Chairwoman. "As it stands now, schools can't charge for any kind of activity, unlike Massachusetts.
So which way would she rather have it – the ability to charge or not?
"In totality," she answered, "I'd like to have some options; in isolation, no. It's too difficult. It becomes really contentious when it's a single entity, like pay-to-play sports." In Massachusetts, "they've transferred that responsibility to the municipalities.
"Having no ability to charge for anything is really problematic," Beaulieu said."
The House HEW committee, chaired by Warwick Rep. Joseph McNamara, a retired Pawtucket school administrator, voted to hold the bill for further study.