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BUFFALO, NY - Western New York has a lot to offer this New Year's Eve. Below you'll find a list of events you and your family can attend to ring in the new year!
Downtown Buffalo
Buffalo has been ringing in the new year from the Electric Tower for 24 years, and 2012 will be no exception. The party begins at 10:30 with live performances by former X-Factor contestant Caitlin Koch and the Jamie Moses Band.
The tradition will live on as the ball drops at the stroke of midnight. The event is free and open to the public. The Iskalo Development's Electric Tower is located at 535 Washington Street.
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First Night at the Convention Center
For a family-friendly way to ring in the new year, you can attend "First Night Buffalo" at the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center. The drug- and alcohol-free event runs from 5 to 10 p.m. Families will be able to enjoy rides, laser tag, exotic reptiles, music and a grand finale balloon drop with indoor fireworks. The Convention Center is located at 153 Franklin Street.
Statler City Ice Ball
The Statler is opening its doors to host the "party of this century." The 1st Annual Ice Ball will begin at 9 p.m. for general admission tickets and will offer three floors of upscale partying. Tickets were $150 but have sold out only days before the event. About 4,000 people will enjoy catering from the Buffalo Chophouse and five hours of open bar.
Watch Scott Brown's story on Ice Ball preparations.
Tux and Pucks
Fans at Saturday night's Sabres game against the Ottawa Senators can now cheer the team on in style. Men, and even women, can show up to the game in tuxedos to take part in the "Tux and Pucks" event. Packages are available through Tuxedo Junction that include 2 tickets to the game, 2 tickets to the Sabres Tailgate Tent Party and a tuxedo rental.
Hard Rock Cafe Guitar Drop
The Hard Rock Cafe in Niagara Falls is hosting its 3rd annual Guitar Drop. A 10-foot Gibson guitar will be lowered 120 feet, counting down the new year.
Click here to see how preparations for the Guitar Drop are coming along.
The celebration begins on Old Falls Boulevard with a live concert at 8 p.m. This event is free (unless purchasing VIP tickets) and open to all ages.
The Tonawandas New Year's Eve Ball Drop
This community event on the canal at Gateway Harbor features a lighted ball drop at midnight, from a building at the corner of Webster and Sweeney streets, followed by a spectacular display of fireworks.
Activities for the whole family start at 6 p.m. with two alcohol-free fun zones and a scavenger hunt with cash prizes. Live music in a heated tent and plenty of food vendors, plus a pub crawl for the 21-and-over crowd, round out the fun.


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A Good Woman
Emerging penniless from yet another failed affair, the seductive Mrs. Erlynne, scorned by many as a 'woman of ill repute,' leaves 1930's New York for the Amalfi coast, where she hopes to find a new 'patron' among the vacationing aristocrats. The mean-spirited gossip stirred up by Mrs. Erlynne's arrival isn't enough to dissuade the jovial, kind-hearted Lord Augustus from falling in love with her. But Mrs. Erlynne has already set her sights on the married Robert Windermere, a wealthy young American who falls quickly under her spell. Windermere's faithful wife, Meg, is herself distracted by the flirtatious overtures of Lord Darlington, a notorious playboy. But when she learns of her husband's blossoming affair, Meg resorts to drastic measures, with unexpected consequences for everyone involved.
Cast: Stephen Campbell Moore, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Wilkinson, Helen Hunt, Mark Umbers
Produced by: Mark Albela, Alan Greenspan, Howard Himelstein, Steven Siebert, Jonathan English
Directed by: Mike Barker
Written by: Oscar Wilde, Howard Himelstein
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. The article is being written from front page stories that appeared during each year in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891.
A Price landmark burned and a lot of people lost the place they liked to eat on Sept. 14 when the Towne Bakery and Pizza eatery went up in smoke. At the time of the report, the cause of the fire was unknown, but estimates on the damage to the building and contents was about $150,000. The fire was first reported at 7:30 p.m. but despite fire fighters efforts by 9 p.m. the building was still emitting huge amounts of smoke. At the time the owners weren't sure whether the business would reopen.
During that same week, one of the few public elevators that exist in the county malfunctioned and killed a man working on it. The Orem man who worked for the Montgomery Elevator Company was under the elevator when it came down on him, and the spring at the bottom of the shaft went through his chest. Emergency workers tried various ways to get him out before they finally used both sets of the "jaws of life" that existed at the time in the area to lift the elevator car to get him out.
A month-long strike against the Emery Mining Company took place in the fall. The mines affected by the strike included Des-Bee-Dove, Deer Creek, and Wilberg, with all being managed by the company for Utah Power and Light. The dispute was largely over a pension plan which Emery Mining did not want to pay into and some wage and benefit considerations.
Little did anyone know that this long strike that took a lot of miners out of work that fall was just a minor blip compared to what happened in the early winter at the previously idled Wilberg Mine.
On the evening of Dec. 19, 28 mining employees were in the fifth right longwall section as the crew neared completion of a new twenty-four-hour world-production record. Because of this there were a number of management people at the site that normally would not have been there. At about 9 p.m. that evening fire broke out in first north longwall section near the entrance to the section where the 28 miners were working. First north was the main haulage way into the Wilberg Mine and it consisted of a series of six parallel tunnels running several miles into the mountain. Within a few minutes, smoke and lethal gases traveled the 2,400 feet down the tunnel to the working face of the longwall. One miner escaped, but eighteen miners and nine company officials were trapped and killed.
Those that lost their lives that night included seven residents from Carbon County, 20 from Emery County and one from Millard County. Those from Carbon were Joel Nevitt, 33, Price, Owen Curtis, 31, Price, James Hamlin, 37, Price, David Bocook, 41, Price, Alex Poulos, 33, Price, Leroy Hersh, 60, East Carbon, and Ricci Camberlango, 26, Price. Many of those from Emery that lost their lives were closely related either by blood or marriage to people in Carbon County too. Among those victims was Nannett Wheeler, the first woman to die in a Utah mine since women officially entered mining in 1973.
At the time, rescuers believed that the trapped miners might still be alive, and they worked frantically to reach them. Following three days of effort, rescue crews entered the area where the miners had been working and located 25 bodies. Before the bodies could be removed, however, the fire started back up, forcing the rescuers out of the mine. The company then sealed the mine to kill the fire. Recovery of the bodies wasn't actually completed until nearly a year later.
Not since the Castle Gate Mine disaster in 1924 had the area lost so many mining personnel at once. Over the years there had been many deaths one or two at a time, and a couple of major disasters with the loss of life between five and 10, but this was something no one expected in a day when mine safety was so strongly enforced and long walls were operating with many fewer workers than any other kind of coal mining had in the past.
The entire community was stunned. Almost no one that lived in Carbon County didn't at least know someone who was killed in the disaster, and many were related directly to the dead miners. The area outwardly grieved for months over the loss, some for years. In fact today when one even mentions Wilberg to long time residents, almost all have a story about a person they knew that they lost in the fire.
It wasn't until a year and a half later that investigators were able to get into the mine to really explore what happened and reports on those investigations were almost two years removed from the actual time of the disaster.


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Hochul says she has run across many voters who are willing to cross party lines when they vote today.
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Price has submitted two applications for community development block grants and a second public hearing was conducted last Wednesday at the city council meeting on the subject.
Originally, the projects included the construction of pedestrian safety improvements on Nelson Lane and retrofitting the city hall with entry doors with electric openers and push pads.
However, the initial plans changed last week and it was announced at the meeting that the Carbon County Housing Authority was unable to deed the property needed for the proposed project to the city.
In order for Price to install the pedestrian safety projects, which were to include sidewalk, curb and gutter on Nelson Lane, the areas that the improvements are to be put on must be owned by the city.
In a letter dated March 16, the city was awarded more than $27,000 for the Nelson project and $12,000 for the city hall entry door retrofit.
Wednesday's meeting was part of the final application process. Only improvements that would directly benefit low and moderate income housing and families are allowed.
According to officials, it is important to understand the type of projects that are eligible under the grant program, such as property acquisition, improving blighted areas, rehabilitation or conservation activities, preservation of historical sites public works improvements, code enforcement design work, demolition, removal of architectural barriers finance assistance or community development plans.
Price city has completed projects using the funding that have benefited low and moderate income persons within the local community, including making the city's library more assessable to everyone.
The public hearing was set up to identify the selected projects, the funding that is available and to respond to specific concerns or questions from citizens within the city.
Since the Nelson project could not be a consideration, the council discussed making the doors into the College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum ADA assessable.
The improvements suggested for the museum would be a project similar to the city hall endeavor, where doors will be made more accessible.
Making an addendum to the application was discussed and an announcement will be made if the substitute project is accepted.
The Price officials also conducted three bid openings at last Wednesday's regularly scheduled public meeting.
The action included the reroofing project of the indoor pool, the construction of a steel pedestrian bridge over a water detention basin on 300 East and cleaning the north Meads wash culvert.
There were three bids submitted for the reroofing and the bridge project.
The council received six bids for the culvert cleaning.
Many of the bids for the city projects were from local companies.
Committees consisting of council members and city employees will review the bids and award the projects during the current week, depending on the budget and the submitted material.
Karen Bliss was awarded a certificate of appreciation for her work as chairperson of the Price Cultural Connection for the past seven years.
"Because of her efforts over the past few years, the Cultural Connection has made a huge contribution to the community," commented Piccolo, as the mayor acknowledged Bliss for her hard work.
In a related agenda item, councilwoman Elizabeth Kourianos recommended four new members to serve on the executive committee for Price Cultural Connection.
In addition to Kourianos, the recommended committee members included Ann Thomas, Madelaine Nyffeler and Linda Johnstun.
Several items from the city engineer's office were also discussed during last week's Price council meeting.
The matters included approving the final payment to the Gateway Company for completing the touch-up work on the water treatment plant sedimentation basin painting.
The city council also passed a motion to declare approximately 200 used water meters as surplus property.
The council's action makes the items eligible for the city to scrap or to trade for new water meters.
The meters in question have been discontinued and removed from the city's water delivery system.
CEM Sales and Service completed the repair and replacement of deteriorating values on the Wave Pool filters.
The $2,935 paid to the firm falls under the pool equipment maintenance budget.
Bids were received at the council in early April to construct the underground fuel tank cathodic protection system.
A committee reviewed the proposals submitted on the underground fuel tank project and awarded the project to B. Hansen Construction for the low bid of $12,640.
Bids were also awarded for replacement of the wave pool thermal blanket.
A committee was formed following the Price City Council's April 9 meeting to review the specifications.
The committee members recommended that the project be awarded to CEM for the amount of $12,847. The wave pool thermal blankets have weighted edges and the bid includes a three-year warranty.
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Dixie Carter played many roles in her acting career, from doctors to lawyers to divas. But she is best known for playing Julia Sugarbaker on TV's Designing Women from 1986 until 1993. And Julia Sugarbaker is best known for her impassioned speeches. Two years after Carter's death, we look at the way she breathed life into television's favorite – and most opinionated – interior designer.
The hotheaded founder of an interior design firm that operated out of her home, Julia Sugarbaker was known for her liberal views. At the core of those views was a strong commitment to feminism. Though there had been feminists on television prior to Designing Women, the show broke new ground by being blunt and matter-of-fact about a main character's outspoken feminism.
Feminists had certainly appeared on TV before 1986, even as main characters in sitcoms. But That Girl's feminism was quiet and soft-spoken; Maude's was in-your-face and aimed to shock. TV's previous feminists didn't operate on the assumption that it was perfectly normal to found and run your own business – that women managing their own lives were par for the course. Julia Sugarbaker did.
Of course, her feminist views led to some of her famous rants, delivered with Dixie Carter's signature panache:
But the "Sugarbaker Speech" wasn't reserved exclusively for political topics. The designer's passion sometimes turned toward defending her loved ones.
The sibling rivalry between Julia and her sister Suzanne, played by Delta Burke, often reached epic levels. Yet the two worked together, and in unguarded moments they displayed their love for each other. One of those moments is still remembered by fans today as one of Julia's all-time greatest tirades:
Almost no liberal topic was off-limits for Julia Sugarbaker. Designing Women tackled homophobia, racism, AIDS, prejudice against the overweight, domestic abuse and more. Always there to argue for the liberal viewpoint was Julia, as in this classic speech on separation of church and state:
The great irony is that although we identify Dixie Carter with the staunchly left-wing politics of Julia Sugarbaker, Carter herself was in fact a Republican. She jokingly called herself "the only Republican in show business" (though in reality she was joined by Hollywood notables like Ronald Reagan, Bruce Willis, Heather Locklear and Arnold Schwarzenegger). Carter didn't disagree with every position Julia held – the actress supported gay rights, just as her character did – but often, the role required her to speechify on something she personally didn't believe.
Carter used these moments to her own advantage. Since childhood, she had loved to sing – she would listen to the Metropolitan Opera on the radio and vowed she'd one day be an opera star. It wasn't the path she ended up taking, but she still had a strong soprano voice and enjoyed using it.
So she made a deal with Designing Women's producers: every time the script called for her to rant on views that clashed with her own, she would get a chance to sing in a future episode. It's not a trade that would work for every actress… but Dixie Carter pulled it off.
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Laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding (LAGB) is a type of weight-loss surgery meant to help severely obese people lose at least half of their extra weight. During the surgery, a band is placed around the top section of the stomach to reduce the size of the part of the stomach where the food goes. This makes you feel full more quickly, and it helps you not eat too much food.
After this surgery, you won't eat as much as you used to. This helps you lose a lot of weight. By losing weight, you also cut your risk for obesity-related diseases. But the surgery may lead to a number of side effects, including food intolerance.
Food intolerance means that your body can't digest certain foods the way it should. These foods include meat, fruits, and vegetables. Because of this, you may have unpleasant symptoms such as nausea and vomiting. You may also become lacking in certain nutrients.
Doctors may not always notice food intolerance after weight-loss surgery. In the past, doctors thought that people who had LAGB surgery wouldn't have nutritional problems. That's because LAGB cuts down on the amount of food you eat, but not the amount of nutrients you get. Everything you can eat will get absorbed normally. Other weight-loss surgeries like gastric bypass are meant to interfere with how the body gets nutrients from what is eaten. These operations can affect normal absorption of ingested food by bypassing certain regions of the stomach and small intestine where nutrients are absorbed. But nutritional problems can happen after LAGB if you don't eat a diet that's nutritious. It can also happen if you don't take the daily vitamin and mineral supplements your doctor gives you, or if you experience frequent vomiting. If you can't digest meat, for example, you might develop anemia. That's because meat contains a lot of iron, which prevents anemia.
Sometimes food intolerance is caused by a condition called parosmia. This condition makes the smell of foods seem unpleasant. Parosmia can trigger nausea and vomiting. Because of this, you don't want to eat and so don't get the nutrients you need. Parosmia tends to be more common in people who have had gastric bypass surgery, but it can also happen after gastric banding.
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In a recent op-ed published in Jurist, St. John's University School of Law student Christopher Elsee described a scenario he believes threatens the civil rights of his fellow citizens.
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Imagine you have just written a check to an organization that sends mechanical engineering textbooks to students in Afghanistan or Iraq. Now further imagine that you have been engaged in this practice for well over a decade because you are interested in helping individuals in developing countries to improve their technical knowledge, with the hopes of enabling them to better themselves. Are you supporting terrorists? According to a proposed piece of legislation, you may very well be.
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Keyboard cannot be used live as it locks up frequently with the Ver 1.2 firmware. 3 to 4 times an hour. It needs a complete reboot to be functional with Hypercontrol. Had a nightmare experience where it locked and notes hung at a gig with 800 people watching. Last firmware update was about a year ago so I assume it will never be fixed before M-Audio move on to their next series of controllers. Widely discussed in M-Audios own user groups but never fixed. AVOID
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M-audio should recall this keyboard. I am a professional music producer, and this is about the worst piece of gear I've ever bought. Take a look on m-audio's help forum, and you will find an entire community of furious customers and a company that is unmoved by their dissatisfaction.
First off, if you need a MIDI keyboard for live performance, DO NOT BUY THIS MODEL. Period. It freezes randomly, and odds are it will freeze in the middle of your set, and you'll have to flip the power on and off. It's annoying when it happens in the studio and unacceptable on stage. It takes 10 seconds to finish the power cycle.
From what I can gather on M-audio's help forum, this is a very common problem. No one is sure what causes it. The firmware upgrade this year did not fix it.
If you report this problem to M-Audio, they will ask you to have it serviced or they might send you a new one. Several people on M-Audio's forum received brand new controllers which had the same problem.
Now that that's out of the way, i'll just do a brief pros and cons list
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2. Lots of controls
3. Key feel is solid. I give the playability a B+ as long as you don't bother with the pads.
4. I'm told it communicates well with some DAWs... Logic, Ableton, Reason
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i just finist studing about things like that in my school and recently our class had a debate on the fact that man landed on moon.it was true aganst false.i was in the truth group and we wonso in with side r u on and why? was the moon landing true or was it a total lie?
mythbusters proved it
Mythbusters didnt prove it, they gave reason on how it is possible it happened.
so one aggres and the other not?
so you think we didnt?
I think that it's a bunch of bull that people think the U.S. didn't land on the moon. Plus they showed a video. If anybody here gets launched into space, you can tell us. Oh, and another reason is Kids Next Door.
I never said that, I am clearly saying it has never been proved/disproved.
uh the kids next door is a cartoon and not real... im asking your opinion dosent matter if it was proved or not like maybe you belive in elfs even if it wasnt proved .
tell me what you belive and why you think its true of a big foney
it is true
there was only a rumour around the time
I have my reasons to believe what I believe. Half of me says it's a fraud; yet, I want to believe on the other half. Some of the video is strange.... Improper shadow placement.... Random glares from what are possibly wires.... Astronaut improbably being picked up after falling by something that is most likely a wire...And the video WAS indeed slowed down a bit. Why?! Yet, we have dozens of moon rocks... And where could all of the tax-payers money go? Its seems a miracle that JFK promised we would land on the moon by 1970, and it wasn't until 1969 we even came close. So, I am a skeptic.
how do u explain the shuttle going up into the sky then?
you think they faked the shuttles that burnt up in the atmosphere in an attempt?
the only person that would ever know is .....everyone that will just accept the fact that we went to the moon.
also how would u explain the russians making tests to prepare for mars?
thank you cheese head, puppylove and 19982
you people seem 2 be the only ones that know the truth
.....WE lANDED ON THE MOON........
yes we did and i have reasons to beleve it!
1:the space suits are too heavy so a person on earth coun't walk so easaly with it!
2:you coun't see the footprints from a very stong microscope cause the moon vaporised
3:they wount say that the moon rocks where made from molden matereal for no reason
4:the video had problems cause it was hard to film something from the moon and record it and..
5:they not going to the moon much anymore because it requires GREAT SACRIFICE just think about it: cant have a family, your life has to be COMPLETELY DEDICATED to it and there are hard things in witch you have to adapt to.
we did!!!!!!!!!!!
of course we did!
i just dont get why peaple disagree
neither do i
Don't say I don't know the truth. You obviously don't, either. I can tell this is an amateur discussion. Some things don't make sense in the Apollo 11 video. Open your eyes, this wouldn't be the first time the government pulled a fast one.
Oh, and yes, I do believe we ATTEMPTED to fly to the moon. But, we ran out of time before JFK's 1970 agreement, so, they faked it.
DUDE HAVE SOME RESPECT! we can belive what we whant. i DO belive that man landed on the moon even if some thing in the video dont make sence! if you disagree just say it but have some respect or dont write anything at all
ha ha that's rich!!
i do know the truth and we landed on the moon
get over it
btw my eyes r already open
and another thing... THERE ISNT COMPLETE PROOFE THAT IT WAS FAKE THAT WHY I MADE THIS THREAT IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!
There is no complete proof it's real, my friend. And I do have some respect. You are the ones calling my beliefs wrong.
Oh, and YES, we are still in attempt to go to the moon. NASA stated that they were going to establish a PERMANENT colony on the moon. Seriously guys..... You don't know what you're dealing with or talking about.
yes we do
so stop talking like we know nothing and u moan that we disagree with u but then u deny our opinion even counts!
you callecus AMATURES! you think thats respecting peaples thoughts of count to tell us in a nice way?
I NEVER said we didn't land on the moon!
Oh and while I find this topic interesting in general, some of you need to grow up and be mature. This is a 'Debate', if you have been in a debate the point is too listen to both sides of an argument and RESPECTFULLY challenge their opinions if you have proof or reasoning too. Lets all be nice.
Exactly, Clay Fighter. That's what I'm getting at. You can't name a thread "Debate" and then go calling other people's opinions and beliefs wrong. It's like opening up the Religion thread and start bad mouthing someone's religion.
yeh but what ur doing is calling our beliefs wrong
Ok.... Look at the first post I made in this thread. And then the second one after that. MrTechnoTrousers stated only you guys knew the truth and everyone else was basically wrong. I didn't do anything until you criticized me.
You also said you don't get why people disagree. Then why would you make a debate thread?
you where RUDE! you called us amatures in the 2nd thing you wrote!!! that what i didnt like!!! better jet said, that why you MADE ME ANGRY!!! i whant to see both sides of beleives from everyone but dont critizise the peaple that disagree with you! OK?
I am being incredibly calm over this. And I said the DISCUSSION was amateur, not you. And I didn't criticize the people who disagreed with me, YOU did.
well i thought you didbut i didnt critizied anyone for thinking the moon landing was a lie, i critizied you cause to me you where being rude to the people that believed the moon landing was true.
Well, the criticism began after I posted my first message. And that was in no way mean to the people who believed we landed on the moon. I felt like you and MrTechnoTrousers were being rude in simile.
no... i starded critisising when you did the 2nd one.during the 1st one u just staded my reasons for my beleive.
Puppylove, you really didn't, but MrTechnoTrousers did. He says only you guys knew the truth. NOONE knows the truth.
yeah that true! no one knows the truth. never mind i gorgive you :P
Dudes, dudes just take it easy is only a disscution anyway. (P.S. I got thanked! :smile
I forgive you, too.
why's it apparently always me criticising?
u did exactly the same thing
yeah i know but everything is ok now if your ok
i just don't see why harryboy is always saying its just me when that's not true
screw it im not gonna bother arguing any more
OK- everyone needs to calm down. These discussions are great if they stay as discussions rather than arguments.
thanks for unblocking it ellie m
Lots of people say he didnt, because of his shadow(or something like that.)
I'm not quite sure, but I think its most likely he did !
i think man did actually go the moon because why would you waste all that moeny making the rocket if it was fake?
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What looked to be an easy win for the Hickory Crawdads turned out to be nothing of the sort Wednesday afternoon. A 6-3 'Dads lead in the top of the ninth disappeared and was replaced by a 7-6 deficit in the bottom of the 10th, but catcher David Lyon was able to save the day for the 'Dads with a walk-off RBI single to
give Hickory the dramatic 8-7 win over the West Virginia Power.
The Crawdads fell behind early in the game when the Power got to starter Connor Sadzeck for three runs in the top of the second for a 3-0 lead. The 'Dads would quickly respond with an RBI double from Luis Marte and an RBI single by Lewis Brinson in the bottom of the frame to cut the score to 3-2.
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The ninth inning started off innocently enough for the Crawdads with reliever Cody Kendall inducing a ground out to start the frame. Things quickly unraveled from there however, as D.J. Crumlich singled and came in one batter later on an RBI double by Walker Gourley to cut the score to 6-4. Jonathan Schwind followed with what should have been a routine ground out to short, but 'Dads shortstop Luis Marte threw wide of first base, putting runners at the corners with just one out.
Power center fielder Raul Fortunado then singled to center to score the second run of the inning before Ashley Ponce beat out an infield single that allowed Schwind to score and tie the game at 6-6. Things proceeded to get worse for Hickory, as they went down in order in the bottom of the 9th and watched West Virginia score an unearned run in the top of the 10th to put the Crawdads three outs away from a difficult loss.
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Lyon came up next, and with the infield drawn in for a potential play at the plate, the backup catcher lined a single up the middle to give Hickory the 8-7 win. Lyon finished the game 2-5 with a home run and two RBI. Gallo also had a good game going 2-5 with a double, home run, and two runs scored.
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LOWVILLE Lewis County officials have received seven additional applications for their vacant county manager post and hope to schedule a new batch of interviews within the next week.
We havent ruled out the first round of applicants either, said Board of Legislators Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan. Im optimistic that by interviewing the new applicants and potentially reinterviewing some of the old candidates, well find a county manager out of the group.
The county received 10 applications during the initial job posting, and lawmakers interviewed four candidates in late April. However, late last month, they decided to readvertise for the post after failing to land a consensus candidate.
Mr. Tabolt said he is again asking his fellow legislators to review resumes from the 17 candidates, including the most recent ones submitted prior to Mondays deadline, and come up with a list of those they would like to interview or reinterview.
Former County Manager David H. Pendergast retired April 30 after five years at the $84,000-per-year post.
Mr. Tabolt, who has been serving as acting manager since then, said lawmakers would still like to have a new manager in place by late summer to oversee budget development this fall.
However, he didnt rule out the notion of continuing to operate without a manager through the end of the year if legislators are again unable to come up with a consensus favorite pick.
To me, the sense of urgency is gone, Mr. Tabolt said. Well hire somebody when we find the right person.
Without a full-time manager in place, some extra help would likely need to be brought in to handle budget considerations and other matters in the interim, he said.
One potential drawback to the job is the county manager appointment runs with the 10 legislators terms, which all expire at the end of the year. That means whoever is chosen might be appointed only through Dec. 31, then hope to be reappointed by the new board which is expected to have at least five new members in early January for two more years.
Waiting until the new board is in place to hire a manager could help alleviate that issue, potentially creating additional interest in the post.
Responsibilities for the county manager position include strategic planning, developing quality initiatives, implementing programs and policies, submitting reports and recommendations to the legislators, managing contracts, overseeing department managers and serving as the county budget officer.
Legislators are seeking an applicant who would work well with department heads and have accountability, Mr. Tabolt has said.
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TOPSHAM, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - A Topsham woman says the TSA needs more training to deal with people with medical conditions after a going through what she describes as a 'humiliating' screening at the Portland JetPort last week.
A Topsham woman says the TSA needs more training to deal with people with medical conditions after a going through what she describes as a 'humiliating' screening at the Portland JetPort last week.
Claudia Beckwith has a debilitating disease which has left large calcium deposits throughout her body. She says the X-ray clearly showed her medical condition, but claims the TSA thought otherwise.
Claudia Beckwith was looking forward flying to see her friend in North Carolina. It had been more than a decade since she had caught a flight Portland JetPort. When she got the security area a week ago, going through the screening procedures took a little getting used to, but she never expected what happened next.
She said can you please step aside ma'am., said Beckwith. Beckwith has a rare auto-immune disease which has resulted in golf ball size calcium deposits throughout her body. Besides the pain and muscle weakness, Beckwith also has a speech impediment. Those deposits showed up on X-ray machine.
'I told her it was excess calefaction from an illness I had as a child,' said Beckwith.
But Beckwith claims the agent insisted that she roll up her sleeve and show her condition.
'She did mention something about are you carrying something illegal? We don't recognize this you know through our machine,' said Beckwith.
Beckwith says having to prove that she had a disease and wasn't doing anything illegal was demeaning.
A TSA spokeswoman tells NEWS CENTER that footage of the JetPort's security checkpoint did not identify any female passengers who needed to roll up their sleeves for the officers. In a statement TSA says,
'TSA officers assist thousands of passengers with medical conditions every day. They take that responsibility seriously and are trained to work with each traveler to ensure a respectful screening process.
TSA is willing to look into every passenger complaint to ensure proper procedure was followed, however, we can't look into issues if they passenger never brings them to our attention.'
Beckwith says she didn't file a complaint because she was too upset. She also plans to fly again and hopes the TSA will do a better job respecting passengers with medical problems.
The TSA has a helpline called 'TSA Cares' to assist travelers with disabilities and medical conditions. Travelers can call toll free at 1-855-787-2227 or they can go to http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/travelers-disabilities-and-medical-conditions


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MASSENA - After two separate proposals for use of the former Homestead Dairy store on West Hatfield Street were denied by the villages Zoning Board of Appeals in 2013, American Asphalt, Inc., will open the new year by making a third attempt to have a plan approved on Tuesday.
A representative from American Asphalt will appear at the ZBAs meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday at town hall.
George Malone approached the board in October to request the addition of a third apartment and laundromat to the vacant former Homestead Dairy building on West Hatfield Street but was denied.
In February, co-owner Shawn B. Thrana was denied his request to convert the building into four apartments.
(Mr. Thrana) was given the permit for two. Last year though they were denied the proposal for four, code enforcement secretary Avis Hazelton said. Now he is just looking to put in the laundromat in the front part of the building.
Normally, businesses are not permitted in a Residential B area. There is a map that states the zoning and what is what. When it used to be the Homestead Dairy, it was probably put in before the zoning was in effect.
Zoning regulations in the area limit property owners to a maximum of two apartments in a structure.
American Asphalt purchased the building and an associated parking lot for $12,700 in 2012 at the St. Lawrence County tax sale.
After re-working the variance proposal, the board was still not convinced in October. I think our concern remains that the building is insufficient to house two more apartments, board member Frank Lallier said at the last meeting.
I think the boards concern is theres too much trying to be crammed into one building, then-board Chairman Tim LePage added.
The vacant building is a one-story, 3,500 square foot structure.
Attempts to reach American Asphalt officials were unsuccessful.
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate Reporter
Granted, Columbus Day honors a guy who didn't really know where he was. But one expert says we may not be not much better off than old Chris. The addresses we've all been using in our towns and county are just about meaningless in terms of telling where we are or how to get there.
And abandon all hope, ye who seek directions to some nameless dirt road out in the desert.
Now Carbon County's chief map maker thinks there's a better way to assign addresses across the county, even in the boonies. It's the centuries-old system of latitude and longitude, declares Ben Clement, manager of the county's Geographic Information Systems operation.
All he has to do is convince the County Commission that he's right and there could be an ordinance making it so. However, commissioners made it clear at their last meeting that they are not inclined to stir up any anxiety with the public, who may not appreciate trying to fix something that doesn't appear to be broken.
So here's Clement's case about what's wrong and how it can be repaired.
In an interview last week, Clement listed some of the obstacles to navigation he comes across every day:
* There are eight - count them - eight different addressing modes in the county. Two grids for the county and one for each of six cities. This doesn't count the Highway Patrol's addressing system, which is mile markers and routes.
* There are a lot of unnamed roads and private roads in the county. Emergency services people could have serious problems if they have to respond to a call at a gas rig or some other unaddressed site outside of the cities.
* Even on named roads, addresses are often meaningless. He knows of one home in Columbia that has four different addresses, one for each utility.
* People whose addresses do not make sense to state voting officials cannot vote - and this is not a potential problem. It's already happening in the county. (The mismatch occurs because of something called "geocoding," and we are not going to address that issue - so to speak - in this article.)
* Since the current addressing system doesn't give any information about how far a building is from the nearest fire station, insurance companies aren't able to determine coverage rates as accurately as they could.
* Title companies need addresses, but addresses can't be assigned without a house.
* Streets in the county do not run perfectly straight all the time. There are cul-de-sacs, U-shaped streets, roads that turn from north-south to east-west. These defy any logical numbering system.
These hassles and others could be eliminated by simply adopting an official addressing system that relies only on two, four-digit numbers, Clement suggests.
"The whole world is already addressed that way," he explains. It has been addressed in terms of degrees north and south of the equator and east or west of the Prime Meridian, and it was addressed that way long before GPS came on the scene.
Here's an example. Price is roughly 39 1/2 degrees north of the equator and 111 degrees west of the Prime Meridian (which runs through Greenwich, England). Getting more precise, the Carbon County Courthouse main entrance is exactly 39.59939628 N and -110.80865872 W.
There's no need for all those digits, though. Four digits are enough to put you in a space 28 by 32 feet, so the courthouse would be 5994 N 8087 W.
From Clement's point of view, that address cannot be confused with any other place on the planet. Not only that, but any place in the trackless desert can have an address. In fact, these places already have addresses and anybody with GPS can tell what they are. You can even have an address for the island in Scofield Reservoir.
You could tell that Wells Fargo Bank is just next door to the courthouse because it would have a slightly smaller west address, or that the Prehistoric Museum is across the street because it would be slightly farther north.
These addresses would be for official and emergency use, Clement says. There would be nothing in the ordinance forcing people to abandon their traditional addresses, but they would have to use the new system for legal purposes such as voter registration.
Street signs could remain in place, but the county should put additional blades on the signposts with the geographic information on them.
As for getting the mail, the county cannot tell the U.S. Postal Service what to do, Clement says. However, the county could request that the USPS adopt this system for mail delivery in the county.
For those who find the proposed system complicated, Clement asks how people would find a street in a strange city. They get out a road map, find the street name on a list, then find out that it is in grid number M9 or something, and then search M9 for the street. Then when you get on the street, which way do you have to go to get to the number you want?
He insists his proposed system would eliminate that hassle.
"Anytime you have to get out a road map or ask directions, your argument is over," he concludes.


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The GTM programme is tailored precisely to the needs and schedules of the hosted buyers/journalists. Detailed information is provided on the Service page.
Wednesday, 22/04/2015 – Saturday, 25/04/2015
|throughout the day
|Pre-convention tours for international delegates from Europe and overseas
Saturday, 25/04/2015
|throughout the day
|International delegates arrive from Europe and overseas;
International delegates register at the GTM hotels
|Delegates booked on pre-convention tours arrive at the GTM hotels
|17:00 h
|International participants only:
Departture from GTM-hotels to evening get-together
|19:00 - 22:00 h
|International participants only:
Get-together and pre-opening
Venue: Wartburg Castle, Eisenach
The walk to the Wartburg takes about 12 minutes at a comfortable pace. It is a nice walk but uphill, therefore we recommend participants not to wear high heels. The Wartburg is a nearly 1.000 years old castle with worn steps and narrow passages inside.
Sunday, 26/04/2015
|throughout the day
|Arrival of German exhibitors (responsible for own travel arrangements)
|09:00 – 16:00 h
|Various itineraries for international journalists in Erfurt, Weimar and surroundings
|09:00 – 17:00 h
|Exhibitor registration / exhibitors distribute conference documents and set up stands at Messe Erfurt
|11:00 – 12:45 h
|Educational programme for international buyers (part I)
|Panel discussion "Smart Luxury in Germany" featuring speakers from different companies, Congress Centre at Messe Erfurt
|12:45 – 13:30 h
|Lunch, Foyer Messe Erfurt
|13:30 – 14:30 h
|Educational programme for international buyers (part II)
|- Workshop 1: Thüringen
- Workshop 2: McArthurGlen
- Workshop 3: Luther 2017 - 500 years since the Reformation
- Workshop 4: Barrier-free travel products
- Workshop 5: Deutsche Bahn
|17:15 h
|Departure with shuttlebusses from GTM-hotels in Weimar to official opening event of the GTM
|17:30 h
|Departure by foot from GTM-hotels in Erfurt to official opening event of the GTM
|ca. 17:30 h
|Exception: Guests who stay at Airporthotel Erfurt, Victor's Residenz Erfurt and ParkInn by Radisson Apfelstädt are collected at the hotls with a shuttlebus
|18:30 h
|Official opening event
|Venue: St. Mary's Cathedral
|Dress code: Business
|20:00 - 22:10 h
|Get-together at Theatre Erfurt and Hotel Pullman Erfurt am Dom (access by foot)
|Departure to the GTM-hotels
Monday, 27/04/2015
|09:00 – 16:00 h
|GTM workshop
Venue: Messe Erfurt, Gothaer Straße 34, 99094 Erfurt
|10:00 – 12:00 h
|International press conference, Congress Centre Messe Erfurt
|12:00 – 13:30 h
|Lunch, Hall 3 Messe Erfurt
|ca. 17:30 h
|Departure from GTM-hotels to evening event
(See personalised itinerary for transfer times)
|Evening event put on by the hosts in Weimar
Venue: congress centrum neue weimarhalle, Unesco-Platz 1, 99423 Weimar
Dress code: Business casual
Tuesday, 28/04/2015
|09:00 – 16:00 h
|GTM workshop
Venue: Messe Erfurt, Gothaer Platz 34, 99094 Erfurt
|09:00 – 16:00 h
|Various itineraries for international journalists in Erfurt, Weimar and surroundings
|12:00 – 13:30 h
|Lunch, Hall 3 Messe Erfurt
|16:00 – 18:00 h
|German exhibitors dismantle stands
|Departure of German exhibitors and international participants
|16:15 h
|various sightseeing-tours (optional) in Erfurt and Weimar
Tours startint at the Messe Erfurt
|16:15 h
|Option 1:Guided city tour through Erfurt
|Option 2: Guided tour by historic tramway
|Option 3: Guided or individual tour of the egapark exhibition (horticultural exhibition) by foot or the park train
|18:30 h
|tour ends at Kaisersaal Erfurt
There is a shuttle bus that runs to Weimar to the 'congress centrum neue weimarhalle' for all who stay in Weimar
|ca. 19:00 h
|Get-together at Kaisersaal
|ca. 22:30 h
|End of Get-together, individual return to the GTM-hotel by foot or public transportation
|16:15 h
|Shuttlebusses to Weimar starting at the Messe Erfurt
|16:45 h
|Sightseeing-tour in Weimar starting at 'Platz der Demokratie' in Weimar
|Option 1: Guided City Tour through Weimar
|Option 2: individual tour and free entry in different museums by using the badge between 16:45 - 18. 30 h:
- Duchess Anna Amalia-Library
- Goethe National Museum, Goethe Living House
- Schiller National Museum and Schiller Living House
- Bauhaus Museum
- Cranach-Exhibition at Schiller House and church St. Peter and Paul
|Be sure to wear suitable footwear when walking around the cobbled streets in the town.
|18:30 h
|Tour ends at the Atrium in Weimar
There is a shuttlebus that runs to Erfurt to the 'Kaisersaal' (Imperial Hall) for all who stay in Erfurt. Guests from Weimar are going with the guide to the Restaurant 'Gasthaus zum Weißen Schwan' in Weimar.
|19:30 h
|Get-together at the "Gasthaus zum Weißen Schwan"
|End of Get-together, individual return to the GTM-hotel by foot
Wednesday, 29/04/2015
|throughout the day
|Transfers for international participants to their point of departure;
Departure of German exhibitors (responsible for own travel arrangements)
Last amended April 2015, may be subject to alterations
GTM Sightseeing Programme (PDF)
Journalist Programm: Discover Erfurt (PDF)
Journalist Programm: Highlight Tour Weimar (PDF)
Journalist Programm: Fun & Sports in the Thuringian Forest (PDF)
Journalist Programm: Culinary tour through Thuringia (PDF)
Journalist Programm: Nature experience at the Hainich National Park and cultural trip to Bad Langensalza (PDF)
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MacDonald scored a touchdown from his fullback position and forced a fumble to spearhead a strong defensive effort in Vets' 35-20 upset victory over Westerly on Friday night. The 'Canes are now 3-2, tied for second in Division II-A.
"We were nervous," MacDonald said. "Westerly's always a big team. But we had that mindset that we could do anything. We just kept our cool and did our thing."
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Rising O's wrote:6 QS out of 12 is not bad for a back of the rotation, emergency starter. I haven't seen him pitch in awhile as I am unable to find many streams of Oriole games. I guess he gets penciled in to start for 2012.
Don wrote:I still think he needs to improve his conditioning and approach to the game, if he wants to be an effective starter. I like his stuff, but he will need to take the next step this offseason to maintain his ability to pitch effectively deep into games.
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Delhi Wave Riders hockey team practicing for the upcoming Hockey... News PhotoDelhi,Dhyan Chand National Stadium,Field Hockey,Hockey,Horizontal,India,New Delhi,Practicing,Preparation,Sport,Sports Training,StadiumPhotographer Hindustan TimesCollection: Hindustan Times 2013 Hindustan TimesNEW DELHI, INDIA - JANUARY 9: Delhi Wave Riders hockey team practicing for the upcoming Hockey India League at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium on January 9, 2013 in New Delhi, India. Hockey India League is professional league for field hockey competition that will be played from 14 January to 10 February. There are 5 franchise teams consisting of players from India and around the world. The matches will be played on Home and away basis culminating into multi header playoffs. (Photo by Arijit Sen/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)


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The men's Patagonia Micro Puff Jacket warms in all conditions, never argues for leads and always lets you have the last of the ramen. Its tough, windproof polyester shell has a Deluge? DWR (durable water repellent) finish and now houses 100-g Primaloft Sport, a compressible, warm-when-wet synthetic insulation that allows for a cleaner front devoid of cold spots, yet won't clump, separate or drift. The shell and lining are made of 100% recycled polyester. Other features: articulated elbows, gasket cuffs, a full-length zip (backed by a wind flap) with a Deluge? DWR (durable water repellent) finish, zippered handwarmer pockets, one interior zippered security pocket, a drawcord hem and stuffsack.
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Here and There (Tamo i Ovde)
Drama, Comedy
Miserable middle-aged musician Robert suddenly finds himself homeless and in need of cash. Desperate, he accepts an offer from a young, enterprising Serbian immigrant named Branko. Robert is to travel to Belgrade, marry Branko's girlfriend, and bring her back to the United States. But while on the trip, Robert meets Branko's mother and discovers that happiness comes when least expected.
Cast: Mirjana Karanovic, David Thornton, Branislav Trifunovic, Jelena Mrdja, Cyndi Lauper
Produced by: George Lekovic
Directed by: Darko Lungulov
Written by: Darko Lungulov
Running time: 1hr 25min
Opens: May 14, 2010 NY
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By Dr. Donald Gill
The safety and well-being of our teachers, staff, administrators, and students is of paramount importance. In an effort to ensure that every member of the Antioch Unified School District educational com-munity can work and study in a learning environment that promotes academic excellence and achievement, a broad based collaborative team of AUSD educators began examining the best evidence based behavioral programs available. This work began last year, and the results of their study led us to Positive Behavioral Intervention Supports (PBIS).
On Oct. 8, more than 70 AUSD teachers, classified employees, site and district administrators and parents participated in the first of four PBIS training sessions so they can begin the implementation process at their individual school sites. The training sessions were a huge success. It is expected that after these school sites successfully implement PBIS at their sites, the remaining AUSD school sites will follow along.
If you are not familiar with PBIS, I will share a brief overview of this highly successful behavioral intervention program. PBIS is a framework or approach for assisting school personnel in adopting and organizing evidence-based behavioral interventions into integrated curriculum that enhances academic and social behavior outcomes for all students. PBIS is not a packaged curriculum, scripted intervention, or manual based strategy. PBIS is a prevention-oriented way for school personnel to:
- Organize evidence-based practices
- Improve their implementation of those practices
- Maximize academic and social behavioral outcomes for students. PBIS supports the success of all students
Effective classroom management and preventive school discipline are essential for supporting teaching and learning. PBIS goes further by emphasizing that classroom management and preventive school discipline must be integrated and working together with effective academic instruction in a positive and safe school climate to maximize success for all students.
Based on the feedback from the participants of the first PBIS training, I am confident they will experience success at their individual school sites and continue to grow and develop the behavioral capacity of each and every student enrolled at their school.
If properly implemented, PBIS has the potential to positively change the entire culture and climate of each and every one of our school sites. The success of each of these first implementers of PBIS is essential to the success of our entire school district in adapting to the changing needs of the students and families who call Antioch Unified School District their home.