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The Human Services Department provides many services to clients and is authorized to charge fees to clients on a bundled basis (a flat fee based on any number of services provided within a specified period of time) or on an individual fee for service basis, and for services which are not otherwise paid for, in whole or in part, by Medicaid, or any other governmental agency. Bundled or individual fee for services are categorized based on long established billing guidelines by Medicaid, and other governmental entities. The following is a description of each service category and the fee associated with that service category.
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A bundled service is defined as a flat fee based on any number of services provided within a specified period of time. These rates are established for Broward Addiction Recovery Division (aka BARC), Elderly and Veteran Services Division (EVSD) and Family Success Administration Division (FSAD).
These are treatment services that are either not included in the services provided within a Bundled Services' category, or the client is not enrolled within any of the Bundled Service categories listed above.
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The Human Services Department Director shall establish a written procedure for the purchase of such meals.
The revenues collected pursuant to this Section, shall be deposited in the General Fund Account of the BARC Division.
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Head European scout Anders Hedberg said that Fasth is definitely a prospect and is going to be a "good player."
Last week Leslie Treff at HF Rangers Blog ranked Fasth __ in her rankings of the top 20 prospects. She explained that Fasth is someone that is gonna have a spot:
Moving quickly up the list was Jesper Fasth, who put on a show in development camp this summer. Great hands, hockey sense, combined with speed was what we saw over and over again from Fasth. I see him as a second line winger, about two years away from NHL play. The question is whether there will be room for him, but he's the kind of player, you make room for–he's that good.
I love this guy. He is my favorite prospect for the sole fact that he plays in Sweden and isn't seen or talked about that much. There is some mystery about him and the fact that he was a late round pick from Europe makes him so intriguing to me. We have seen what Carl Hagelin, a former sixth round pick from Sweden can do, maybe the Rangers hit another homer with Fasth.
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John Luther "Casey" Jones was born on March 14, 1863, in Missouri. In 1876, his family moved to Cayce, Kentucky. (This is where his nickname came from.) At the age of 15, he started working as a telegrapher for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
(M & O) in Columbus, Kentucky. In 1884, he moved to Jackson, Tennessee, where he took a job as a flagman for the M & O. Casey married Mary Joanna "Janie" Brady (the daughter of the owner of the boarding house where he was living) at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Jackson on November 25, 1886. Casey and his wife bought a house in Jackson. It was located at 211 West Chester Street. The Joneses had three children.
Casey was promoted up through the positions of brakeman and fireman with the M & O. In 1887, a yellow fever epidemic caused the deaths of many of the Illinois Central (I. C.) Railroad's employees. Casey took a position as a fireman with the I. C. in 1888. On February 23, 1891, he was promoted to engineer. Jones developed a reputation to always "get her there on the advertised." In fact, he was so punctual that people set their watches by him.
Even before his fateful train wreck, Casey was known as a hero. In his 1939 book, Fred J. Lee describes an 1895 occurrence in which Casey, noticing a group of small children dart in front of the train, leans out on the cowcatcher and pulls a small girl from the train rails to safety.
On April 29, 1900, Casey was at the Poplar Street Station in Memphis, Tennessee. He had driven the No. 2 from Canton and had agreed to take the No. 1 because the No. 1's engineer, Sam Tate, had called in sick. With his fireman (Sim Webb) by his side, Casey left Memphis in Engine No. 382. He was 95 minutes behind schedule. Jones was "highballing" (a railroad term meaning he was going extremely fast) toward Mississippi, trying to make up some time. Somewhere near Vaughn, Mississippi, Sim yelled to Casey, "Oh my Lord, there's something on the main line!" Casey yelled back to Sim for him to jump off the train. Casey stayed on board to slow the train and save the passengers. He reversed the throttle and slammed the brakes for an emergency stop but his train plowed through the wooden caboose and several freight cars of another train. Casey was the only fatality in the wreck that occurred at 3:52 AM on April 30, 1900. At the time of the wreck, he was only 2 minutes behind schedule. Legend says that when his body was removed from the wreckage, his hands still clutched the whistle and the brake.


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WARWICK — After capturing the state title for 11-year-olds last year with basically the same core of players, Cumberland American All-Star coach Dave Belisle kind of had a feeling his team had what it took to excel in the Major Division this summer.
Just a little more than a month after the season began, his young and talented players certainly proved it.
Continuing to demonstrate its power at the plate, Cumberland American swept through the state tournament in convincing fashion. Capping off a series of three straight mercy-rule affairs, CALL earned the team plaque on Wednesday night with a 17-5 five-inning win over Central Coventry at Warwick West Side's Klitzner Field.
Cumberland American earns a trip to next weekend's Eastern Regionals in Bristol, Conn., and becomes the third consecutive team from District IV to represent Rhode Island. Lincoln made the two-hour drive to the regionals in 2009 and last year it was Cumberland National.
"It's a special group of kids with a lot of heart and a lot of determination," Belisle said. "They are so passionate about the game. That's what wins, passion."
Cumberland American, which defeated Portsmouth, 13-3, and Cranston Western, 15-0, in its other two games of the state tourney, finishes up play in R.I. with a perfect 9-0 mark. Once again, it was its work inside the batter's box that got the job done.
CALL bashed out 17 hits on Wednesday, led by a 4-for-4, 4-RBI night from Max Hanuschak. Obvious from the offensive output, there were several others that contributed in the hitting barrage, too.
Chris Wright, who was injured throughout the District IV Tournament and joined the team during the states, had another stellar day at the plate with three hits and three RBI, all of those runs coming from a fifth-inning home run. Ryan McCormick (2-for-4, two runs, two RBI) and Jake Glod (2-for-4, four runs, RBI) also went yard for CALL.
"They have had tremendous hitting," Belisle said. "They work on their hitting, though. It didn't come without any hard work. They practice every single day and work extremely hard. They focus at the plate. This is the hardest hitting team in our district in the last 10 years. They are a hard-hitting team."
"That Cumberland American team is phenomenal," Central Coventry coach Anthony Feole said. "I have been watching them for a few years now and know most of the players. And the coaches are amazing. I think that they have it to go. They have to work on their pitching, but they are a phenomenal hitting team. They recognize pitches. They hang back on curves. They hit fastballs. I give them a shot in Bristol."
Cumberland American got off to a hot start, scoring five runs in the top of the first off Central Coventry starter Matt Buglio. CALL went through the lineup with Hanuschak belting a two-run single and Colin Cannata driving home two more with a double to highlight the inning.
"I saw this Coventry team play last night (a 4-3 win over Cranston Western in the elimination game) and I knew they were good hitters," Belisle said. "I knew a good start had to be and we did that. It put a little pressure on them and gave us a little more relaxation. We handled it perfectly."
Central Coventry did manage to get two back in the bottom of the inning on a two-run double by Justin Brown off CALL ace Connor Mastin. Mastin struggled somewhat with his control with three walks in the inning.
After a homer from Glod in the second to give Cumberland American a 6-2 advantage, Mastin continued to have trouble finding the plate with two straight walks to begin the bottom of the inning.
Belisle took out the righty with a 3-1 count on his last walk victim, Morris Ferrari, and relief pitcher Conor Lavallee accepted the challenge with a solid effort the remainder of the game. He allowed just three hits and struck out four the last four innings.
Cumberland American increased its cushion in the third with two more runs coming on a McCormick homer. To Central Coventry's credit, it didn't back down as it responded with two of its own in the home half of the inning.
Cumberland American sealed the deal in the fifth, scoring eight times with Wright bashing a three-run homer and Hanuschak connecting on a two-run single.
It's now off to Bristol for Cumberland American, which begins action next Saturday, Aug. 6, at 2 p.m. against the Massachusetts's state champion.
"They really deserve this championship today," Belisle said. "From the first day we hit the ball to right up to today. Hopefully they have something left. I know this team wants more."


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Psalms 34:1 A Psalm of David, when he feigned madness before Abimelech, so that he drove him out, and he went away. I will bless the LORD at all times; his praise shall continually be in my mouth.
Psalms 34:2 My soul makes its boast in the LORD; let the afflicted hear and be glad.
Psalms 34:3 O magnify the LORD with me, and let us exalt his name together!
Psalms 34:4 I sought the LORD, and he answered me, and delivered me from all my fears.
Psalms 34:5 Look to him, and be radiant; so your faces shall never be ashamed.
Psalms 34:6 This poor man cried, and the LORD heard him, and saved him out of all his troubles.
Psalms 34:7 The angel of the LORD encamps around those who fear him, and delivers them.
Psalms 34:8 O taste and see that the LORD is good! Happy is the man who takes refuge in him!
Psalms 34:9 O fear the LORD, you his saints, for those who fear him have no want!
Psalms 34:10 The young lions suffer want and hunger; but those who seek the LORD lack no good thing.
Psalms 34:11 Come, O sons, listen to me, I will teach you the fear of the LORD.
Psalms 34:12 What man is there who desires life, and covets many days, that he may enjoy good?
Psalms 34:13 Keep your tongue from evil, and your lips from speaking deceit.
Psalms 34:14 Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it.
Psalms 34:15 The eyes of the LORD are toward the righteous, and his ears toward their cry.
Psalms 34:16 The face of the LORD is against evildoers, to cut off the remembrance of them from the earth.
Psalms 34:17 When the righteous cry for help, the LORD hears, and delivers them out of all their troubles.
Psalms 34:18 The LORD is near to the brokenhearted, and saves the crushed in spirit.
Psalms 34:19 Many are the afflictions of the righteous; but the LORD delivers him out of them all.
Psalms 34:20 He keeps all his bones; not one of them is broken.
Psalms 34:21 Evil shall slay the wicked; and those who hate the righteous will be condemned.
Psalms 34:22 The LORD redeems the life of his servants; none of those who take refuge in him will be condemned.


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So, I was strolling through the internet this evening, really rather bored, but trying to keep my hyper-vigilant brain from worrying to death over the fact that my husband has been on his motorcycle for 5 hours on a trip, and hasn't called me even once to let me know he's alive, and I came across this little nugget of delight:
Vicar Quits To Become Elvis Presley Impersonator
And it got me thinking about dreams. I may be mistaken, but I think it is safe to say that everyone in the world has had at least one dream while growing up. Of course, depending on where you come from, the dreams would vary drastically. I imagine if you are starving in a hut in a third world country, getting enough food to live to puberty would be a common dream. However, in America, the dreams are probably a little bigger and less life-sustaining. For me, when I was little, I dreamed of being an architect. My favorite uncle, The Master Debater and All Around Most Awesome Uncle Ever, my Uncle John, gave me some of the tools an architect would use, and I spent endless hours designing fantastic mansions. Then, after a relatively small amount of time, I realized that I just kept designing the same mansion over and over again, and the luster wore off the dream. Well, that and the amount of math involved…So, I moved on to other dreams (tap dancer, stand-up comedian, Comparative Religion Professor), but the only other one that ever stuck was to be a writer.
In my family, there are several excellent, published writers, and even more just as excellent, unpublished writers. What is really cool about this dream, though, is that we all write different genres, and none of us write with the same kind of "voice". For instance, my brother writes about his church ministry and how he and some other financially strapped guys were able to build a church from scratch. Yes, he and I have the same sense of humor, but our interests couldn't be further apart and our approaches to life are spectacularly different. My mother wrote many, many romance novels. They are actually really clever, well written, and juicy… but have you ever read a graphic love scene written by your mom? :( I can barely read a romance novel, much less one written by my mom, and to write one…I am not that gifted. Romantic I am not! I have an aunt who writes young adult books, including some kind of strange book that lets you make decisions throughout the whole thing, which then changes the ending. Witty and interesting, but beyond my abilities…..And another aunt that wrote science fiction back in the 60's and 70's. I was told that one of her books was made into a story for some drama series back then, but I've forgotten all the details. Strange that our interests never once seemed to cross over with the number of writers in this family, but so far, that is the way it has all turned out.
I blew off my dream to write most of my adult life. I'd written a couple of fiction books as a teenager, but I cringe to even speak of them. They were horrible. I just figured that my writing career would go the way of my architect career…no where. I just didn't have the imagination one would need to create a believable story.
So, I lived my life, married, had a family (not in that order), and worked my little accounting jobs and all but forgot my childhood dream.
Then, I set up my blog, and I started writing about stuff I was interested in, or things I felt I wanted to share about myself, and boom! The dream came back to life like Snow White being kissed by Prince Charming! And you know what? It occurs to me that I am now in a better position to be a writer because I've lived a whole life. I've endured this circus show called life, and now I actually have something to say. I have something I can write about from the heart, and with real honesty and conviction. The dying embers of the flame of hope have been fanned into a roaring bonfire, and for the first time since I was a little girl, I have a real dream to work towards!
And vicars who quit their jobs to become Elvis Presley impersonators serve as a MASSIVE inspiration to me…Thank you, Vicar! You are my hero.
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MASSENA - The contaminants below the former General Motors Powertrain plant should be fully removed by the years end.
The remediation on the Environmental Protection Agency Superfund is on schedule to finish digging out a large concrete slab and contaminated soil beneath the former plant by the end of December, Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response Trust Project Manager Bill Callen said.
Crews demolished the former automotive plant last year, and have spent much of this year removing the 20-acre, 855,000-square-foot concrete slab that once was underneath the factory and the contaminated soils below it. That $15.3 million job went to D.A. Collins Companies in Wilton, Saratoga County.
Cleanup crews have not had much trouble with the current phase of work, Environmental Protection Agency Project Manager Anne Kelly said. They will occasionally encounter something they didnt know was underneath the plant, but have been able to overcome those obstacles, she said.
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Mr. Callen said RACER received six bids from six contractors, including two local companies.
Mr. Mullen could not provide details regarding the amount of local employment an out of town contractor would provide, but noted that previous non-local contractors employed a high-percentage of local workers.
In phases one and two, we hired non-local contractors and maintained above 70 percent local employment. The history speaks for itself, Mr. Mullen said.
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Those people morbid enough to keep track of politicians' promises may remember how Barack Obama said that ObamaCare would lower medical costs — and lots of people bought it.
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If it's race day and the rain is coming down in buckets, you obviously need to stay dry to win. Instead of throwing on a flappy jacket, gain an advantage over the pack with the Castelli Gabba WS Long Sleeve Jersey. The Gabba WS jersey was designed hand-in-hand with the Cervelo Test Team and the Garmin-Barracuda cycling team to create an edge against the brutal weather of the spring classics. The Gabba WS fits and feels like an aero jersey, but with all of the weather protection of a rain jacket.
The Castelli Men's Gabba WS Jersey is a rain-specific version of the Castelli Aero Race Jersey. In the development stage, Castelli knew that no material existed to meet Cervelo Test Team's demands for a rainproof race jersey, so a partnership was formed with W.L. Gore to create the new WindStopper X-Lite Plus fabric. The new four-way stretch fabric allowed the construction of the form-fitting, windproof, and breathable rainproof jersey that we have today. For further rain protection, Castelli included a storm flap off the rear jersey panel to protect you from wheel spray, and the three rear pockets feature eyelets for water drainage. To add extra comfort, Nanoflex inserts under the arms and zippered chest vents allow controlled temperature regulation and a better fit. Castelli finished off the Gabba with a silicone gripper at the waistband to control jersey creep and rear reflective tabs for enhanced visibility in gloomy conditions. The end result of all this innovation is a jersey that Roger Hammond calls the best jersey he's ever worn. You can't go wrong with that.
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Not a Castelli fan, but I love Gabba
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is a fabulous top. I have used it alone down to the low 40s, and with a base layer to about freezing. Light rain has been no problem, and the little chest zippers provide some noticeable venting.
Sizing is very slim -- I'm 5'9", 155 lbs and the large is compressive around the torso but slack on the arms. If you don't like that fit, look elsewhere.
Almost perfect, beside the size...
Fits and feels perfect without a base layer. Would definitely recommend a base layer! Got it in size XL and need to size up XXL. Im 6�3", 190lbs, 34/34 pants athletic shape.
Find the reviews very informative, that?s why I�m submitting my 50 cents :-)
Rain, halt, sleet, or snow
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have used this jersey in all of the above conditions and it has preformed excellently in all cases. When paired with a heavy base layer this can be worn at near freezing temperatures but also does not fail at 50 degrees. Excellent all-season jersey!!
Single Favorite Jersey
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I love this piece! First, the sleeves are plenty long for my arms. Wish more companies had similarly longer sleeves. The fabric has a bit of thickness/heft to it, and when you ride, it does not flap around, BUT, the jacket conforms to your body. Also, it has a flap that is basically a drip edge for your rear - useful in the rain. Venting zippers, nice cut....a super jacket. I'm guessing with a base layer under it, you could go down to 40F or less here in (damp, wet) New England. Yes, it is expensive. I hope Castelli expands this line of clothing, I'm sold. I am 5'11", 155lbs, long arms and the L fits great.
Fits tight
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Just got it in the mail today and quality is top notch Castelli. I haven't had a chance to take it in the rain yet (unfortunately?) but the fit feels perfect. That being said I did have to size up. I'm 5'10 @ 158lbs and I had to get a Large. I usually wear a medium everything, t-shirts, jerseys, ect and I am very happy that I got the Large. It's still a tight fit, but is what I would expect. Chest is about 38.5. The yellow looks much better in person. Typical neon green and the red castilli logo looks great. Grab it up if you spot a good deal while you can.
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
I'm not one to typically write reviews, but read them and bought this jersey based on the positive feedback. I am absolutely in love with this jersey! Did a very cool 44 deg. Sunday morning ride a tighty-whitey t-shirt base layer. This aero Gabba kept me toasty, and I even had to unzip the nicely located abdominal vents to dump heat.
Did I already say that I love this jersey?!?!
I will preface this by saying that I am not a big fan of Castelli clothing in general.
That being said, the Gabba is a super piece for training gear. With a base layer, it works down to at least 40 degrees. Good race fit (I'm 5'11", 40 chest,32 waist, Size L). It's waterproof enough for me. I also own the short sleeved version in black. Reasonable price for what you get.
Im looking for this black, s size.
When is it available again?
Kayla Weiser, Gearhead
As of right now, we do not have any more of the Black/S ordered to come in. Sorry about that!
From the reviews it is hard to tell how "warm" these are. If truly "warm" I could see the L/S having a role, but if not the short sleeve with warmers would be nice provided that one would want to wear the SS by itself on a training ride.....
i have a gabba long sleeve jersy,but in a...
i have a gabba long sleeve jersy,but in a heavy cold rain do i need a top layer say castelli muur or something similar
Short or fast ride / race -- Gabba. The effort will keep you warm.
Long or slower or cold weather -- more layers or heavier jacket.
I live in SF and ride in winter rain or shine. It gets down to around the high 30s and low 40s with lots of wind and I use a 100% merino short sleeve or tank top as a baselayer. The only time I have gotten a bit cold is when I am riding in the rain for one hour plus in driving rain. There is no seam seal so the water will get in eventually.
Love it!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I'm 6'2" and weigh about 190 lbs. The XL fits me perfectly. I wore the black one over two rainy Seattle winters ago and i liked it so much that i bought the yellow fluorescence one as well. On near freezing days, so i need to do is the wear this with one base layer and that would keep me sufficiently warm. The Gabba jersey is not completely waterproof and eventually it will get wet but if you have a base layer, you should be ok.
My favorite foul-weather piece
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Outstanding quality and amazing versatility. Superior wind and water protection. It isn't waterproof but it will keep you dry in all but a downpour. The cut is fantastic - no flapping in the wind but enough room to layer up, the extra long tail keeps you covered in the drops, and the neck is snug enough to keep the wind out but doesn't choke. Vents extremely well thanks to the 2 large side zips. I like the reflective striping on the back and the drain holes in the rear pockets. I've worn it in the 50s with a light base layer, all the way down to the low 30s with a UA thermal mock turtle neck or IceBreaker merino wool layer. Highly recommend. 5'11, 160lbs, 38.5" chest, 30" waist. SIZE L fits me perfectly.
Had to return it, too small.
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
My measurement should have provided room to spare according to the size chart. Well it didn't, it's too small. Great service form Backcountry to arrange the exchange for a larger one.
I got the replacement size and tried it today.
It was 10�C (that's 50�F to US folks) and a fairly good shower. I'm impressed, I felt comfortable all ride long, no overheat, not cold and dry. I had just a base layer underneath it. So farr it's just what I've been looking for for a long time.
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is pairing this up w/ the Gabba vest overkill?
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I'd say this jersey is best for layering underneath it, not over it. If you were to put something over the Gabba Jersey, it would probably be a rain jacket that's light and more waterproof.
Just a great jersey/jacket
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I have the version of this when it was called the Aero Rain Jacket, same thing as Gabba except it was before they added the front zips.
The windproof-yet-breathable capability of this thing is astounding. Just perfect in 30 to 40 degree temps with a base layer or two, and you stay aero. I can really feel the difference between wearing this and a fuller fitting jersey or jacket. With aero wheels I usually have to talk myself into perceiving their advantage, not with this thing, the advantage is front and center.
A word on sizing which seems to be concerning or confusing some people. Forget about whether to "size up", or how tall you are, or your weight or waist size. Just take your chest measurement and use the Castelli sizing chart, you'll get a perfect fit, couldn't be easier (I've found that true for just using waist size for their bibs as well).
The most brilliant piece of cycling equipment I own.
**Update 8/2014**
I liked this jacket/jersey (Aero Rain Jacket version) that I bought a Gabba SS jersey, large. Couple observations: while the LS Aero Rain Jacket is cut perfectly for me from top to bottom the Gabba SS jersey has more room around the waist while still being just right in the chest, it puckers a bit so not the perfect aero fit of the LS jersey. My Aero Rain Jacket also does not suffer from baggy arms as some reviewers here have noted for the Gabba LS. So it seems the Aero Rain is a slightly different product from a fit perspective, those looking for a the most form fitting version of this technology might consider it instead of the Gabba. Or perhaps the new Gabba version has slimmed down a bit from V.1.
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Works for a wide range of temps
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I've ridden this from 50 degrees and pouring rain down to the mid teens. Some reviews claim that this is near waterproof, however, it really isn't. When you first start riding in the rain, the water quickly beads off, however after 10 minutes or so, it starts to soak into the fabric. That being said, it is still way better then being cold and wet with a more standard jersey, or hot and steaming with a PVC rain cape. After one 3 hour ride in pretty nasty wet conditions (upper 40's), my inside jersey was pretty wet, however, I was still warm/comfortable.
As for what it is, its not really a jersey, as its more of a jacket. Where it really shines is for wind resistance. It really cuts the wind keeping you warm, however, it really does breath unlike my older "Tech" coat from 3 years ago which would leave me clammy after anything over 1 hour of hard riding.
In the winter, this jersey/thing is great for layering. For my mid teens (wind chills in the 0-neg 10 range) 2 hour ride, I rode a Helly Hanson Warm base layer (also a great piece of gear) a thin roubaix fleece lined LS jersey and this, and was content. When I finished, feeling all the layers, everything worked. Stayed dry and warm.
Now the fit: its race cut. This is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted a coat that I could actually race in and not be worried about being a parachute. I'm 150 lbs, wear mediums in most bike tops, smalls in most bike jackets, S and XS in most consumer cloths. I bought a medium and it fits pretty much as advertised. Almost tight, yet its flexible enough where you don't feel cramped. I've actually raced probably 10+ late fall races in this jacket and never felt over or under dressed.
I did a lot of reading before I spent the cash on this jacket, but in the end, I'm glad I did. I really like this jersey and ride it all the time.
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Best jacket I've owned to date!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I absolutely love this jacket! Totally windproof yet breathable. The side vents help when the temperature rises during a climb or a long ride that started out chilly. Note that it's a windproof shell so you may still need some layers underneath (I assume it's great in the rain too but I've been blessed so far not to know yet). If I'm riding at 5C (40F) or less, I'll usually wear two base layers and a short sleeve jersey under it. It's light, the arms are longer than what you typically get on a long sleeve garment (great for me since I have long arms) and there are 3 deep pockets on the back. I usually wear a medium-sized Castelli jersey but found I needed a large size in this jacket. My chest is 38in. Still has a nice and snug/aero race fit (i.e. no loose fabric flapping around in the wind).
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
Have been riding this jersey here in the PNW for the last few weeks. Temps have ranged from high 20's to mid 40's with some rain/sleet in the mix. Jersey has been great in all conditions, though I am using a mid-weight merino base layer. Only complaint is the arms are cut a bit big considering how well fitted the body is (and how slim cyclists arms can be). I did size up due to recommendations, and feel it was necessary. Still a great buy, definitely one of my favorite pieces of kit.


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MORRISTOWN - Construction on a new road connecting Main and Bay Street, bypassing the Morristown Bay, is underway.
The project, intended to prepare for the day when the bridge currently spanning the bay is closed, is designed to make it possible for emergency vehicles to travel more easily through the village.
Village Superintendent of Public Works Kevin J. Crosby said the bridge may have to be closed in the near future due to structural deficiencies, making travel between Northumberland Street, on the southern side of the bay, and the rest of the village a much longer journey for emergency vehicles.
Currently traveling from the Morristown Volunteer Fire Department to the intersection of Northumberland Street and Bay Street takes two minutes.
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CBS News reports, "The CDC data was collected between 1994 and 2011, and it shows that the number of children being diagnosed with mental disorders has been steadily growing. The study did not conclude exactly why the numbers are increasing."
Dr. Ruth Perou, the lead author of this the CDC's first study of children aged three to 17, stated,
This is a deliberate effort by CDC to show mental health is a health issue. As with any health concern, the more attention we give to it, the better. It's parents becoming aware of the facts and talking to a health-care provider about how their child is learning, behaving and playing with other kids," said Dr. Ruth Perou, the study's lead author.
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Mauna Loa¿(mah-na loh-ah) Translation: Long mountain
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A-10 Announces Record-Setting Commissioner's Honor Roll
July 9, 2014
NEWPORT NEWS, Va.-- The Atlantic 10 Conference set a record for the highest average of student-athletes honored on its bi-annual Commissioner's Honor Roll, with 1,339 total honorees, an average of 103 per institution for the 2014 spring semester.
The league announced the spring honorees Wednesday. To be listed on the Commissioner's Honor Roll, a student-athlete in an Atlantic 10-sponsored sport must have a 3.5 GPA or better (on a 4.0 scale) during the specified semester. Freshmen are eligible to receive the award.
The 103 average breaks the record set in the fall of 2012. The A-10 institutions also recorded a high average in the fall of 2013, with 101 honorees per school, which tied for the second most in league history. Wednesday's announcement also marks the seventh straight semester that over 1,300 student-athletes have earned the distinction. In all, 2,652 student-athletes were honored with the distinction during the 2013-14 year.
Massachusetts led the way in total numbers, with 148 UMass student-athletes being named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll. La Salle had 131 honorees and Fordham had 130.
Academics are a point of pride in the Atlantic 10. In addition to the Commissioner's Honor Roll, the league also ranks fifth among all conferences in the NCAA Graduation Success Rate (GSR) and fifth in the Academic Progress Rate (APR).
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Jefferson Pike, left, and Matthew Mansour joust at Powdersville Middle School on Friday. The exhibition was put on as part of the EarlyAct First Knight program, which teaches students about character traits like justice, bravery and responsibility.
Timothy Demers displays one of the swords used in the First Knight jousting exhibition to Powdersville Middle School students.
Joannie Pike helps her husband, Jefferson Pike, put on his armor before the start of Friday's jousting demonstration at Powdersville Middle School.
Jefferson Pike attempts to collect a ring, held by his son Tristan, on the end of his lance during Friday's jousting demonstration at Powdersville Middle School.
Matthew Mansour allows Powdersville Middle School students to pet his horse.
Powdersville Middle School students cheer during Friday's jousting demonstration.
Lances are lined up before Friday's jousting exhibition.
Matthew Mansour gathers rings on the end of his lance from Taylor Pike's hands.
Timothy Demers speaks to Powdersville Middle School students before Friday's jousting exhibition.
Timothy Demers and Taylor Pike perform a sword fight scene.
Timothy Demers, left, and Jefferson Pike put on a fight scene after Friday's jousting demonstration.
Matthew Mansour's lance splinters against Jefferson Pike as the two joust Friday.
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GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — I like to revisit food, at least, good food. In that way, we are like well-trained dogs. Good food feels good and makes me happy, bad food feels bad and makes me sick.
Ask me when was the last time I stepped foot into a Burger King.
On Saturday night, maybe because the full moon had us all swooning with the prospect of spring, or because it was late and we (we meaning myself, the kids and the nearly 7-foot eating machine called the boyfriend) were in the mood for some good spring eats.
And what says spring more than barbecue?
"Let's go to the Route 7 Grill," I said to the kids, whose faces were buried in their Nintendo DS game. Lucian was killing Anna; it seemed like a good time to break things up. They perked up immediately at the suggestion.
"I'm totally getting a cheeseburger," Anna said in her annoying, pre-teen voice. Lucian just nodded his head saying something about the cornbread and butter.
Let me back up for just a second. My first run in with the Route 7 Grill on Main Street was about five or six years ago. It was a spring day and I was scheduled to do an interview with the owners of this new BBQ joint that had just opened. I thought I could kill the interview and then make my way up to the DMV to get my license renewed, which was, like my inspection sticker, long overdue. So, there I was, the rookie reporter sitting with the owner, Lester Blumenthal, talking about slow smoking and roadhouse culture in the Berkshires. As much as I wanted to get in and get out, I could not refuse the brisket sandwich and fries that Lester put in front of me. I took a bite; he held his breath.
"That's d*mn good," I said, savoring the buttery meat and sauce. "Wow, really d*mn good."
My review/interview that day was their first write-up in print. Since then, the Grill has been in several foodie magazines and seen numerous reviews and accolades. But, we grew up together, Lester and I. The rookie reporter and the business guy turned professional meat smoker.
Filled with the usual good will and nostalgia, we dove into our meal by the light of the Crow Moon. Immediately I noticed something different about my salad. The smoked chicken was richer, much richer, almost as if it had been sitting in a hickory tree for weeks, waiting for me to enjoy. I took several bites, savoring the familiar flavor of my childhood.
The kids ate in silence, Anna just humming and chewing on her burger and Lucian deftly focused on his homemade chicken tenders.
"They've done something different here," I said. "This is so authentic."
Lester sidled up to the table, ever the awesome host checking in with his clearly happy customers. Before he could even ask the question, I jumped in.
"What's going on, man?" I said. "This stuff is amazing. You're doing something different, you can't fool me."
"Nothing too different," he said with an almost sly smile. "Just taking our time. I had an epiphany a while ago. We slowed down the smoker, got some new recipes in there, and really looked at our ingredients."
So humble. The mashed potatoes with a hint of blue cheese made my mouth tingle, the smoky mushrooms with the meat were a meal in themselves, and the dessert, oh the dessert. Chocolate espresso cheese cake (all homemade, bitter grounds, handcrumbled crust) and a polenta dish with spiced apples and caramel sauce.
Simple yet effective is putting it lightly. The savory sweetness of the dessert pretty well encapsulated the entire evening.
A roaring fire, familiar faces, and a delicious meal with hints of woodsmoke and lots of surprises.
Outdoor pig roasts are coming soon on Fridays. You know where to find me.
The Route 7 Grill is on 999 Main St. (yes, Route 7), Great Barrington. Its hours are 5-9 weekdays (to 10 on Friday and closed Tuesdays) and lunch and dinner on the weekends. Check out the Facebook page.
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The 2013 Santa Cruz County Readers' Poll and Critics' Picks
It's our biggest issue of the year, and in it, your votes—more than 6,500 of them—determined the winners of The Best of Santa Cruz County Readers' Poll. New to the long list of local restaurants, shops and other notables that captured your interest: Best Beer Selection, Best Locally Owned Business, Best Customer Service and Best Marijuana Dispensary. In the meantime, many readers were ever so chatty online about potential new categories. Some of the suggestions that stood out: Best Teen Program and Best Web Design/Designer. But what about: Dog Park, Church, Hotel, Local Farm, Therapist (I second that!) or Sports Bar—not to be confused with Bra. Our favorite suggestion: Best Act of Kindness—one reader noted Café Gratitude and the free meals it offered to the Santa Cruz Police Department in the aftermath of recent crimes. Perhaps some of these can be woven into next year's ballot, so stay tuned. In the meantime, enjoy the following pages and take note of our Critics' Picks, too, beginning on page 91. A big thanks for voting—and for reading—and an even bigger congratulations to all of the winners. Enjoy. -Greg Archer, Editor
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The Adjustment Bureau (2011)
6 comments:
- Robert said...
Lack of any sustained paranoia plus an overdose of meet-cutesyness equals a movie that fits more alongside Serendipity and Sliding Doors than Matrix or Inception. Also, agree totally on it being a better movie if they hadn't been nascent "important people for the world". Smacks of some psychic telling you your past life was Xerxes.
- 3 July 2011 at 08:47
- Roderick Heath said...
LOL, Rob; but what if someone told you your future life was Xerxes? What oodles of personality disorders would result! Thankfully, having avoided Serendipity and Sliding Doors, I can't make the comparison.
- 3 July 2011 at 12:18
- Dan O. said...
The last 20 minutes kind of take away from the overall effect of this film but for the time before the end, I enjoyed myself. Good Review!
- 3 July 2011 at 14:48
- Roderick Heath said...
Well, thank you, Dan O. I do know what you mean, too. It's the last twenty minutes that could make or break the film and they...break, pretty much.
- 3 July 2011 at 15:06
- Agricentro Villalba said...
An entertaining, unforseeable movie but something dense ultimately. It finishes almost without time, they do not give many answers.
- 29 February 2012 at 02:22
- Norma | animaladas.net said...
The movie leaves many questions without response. It is something rare. I did not like it
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Read: All About The Money For Ilya Kovalchuk, Islanders Interested
Darren Dreger says that the consensus is that Kovalchuk will end up with the Kings at some point.
Update:7:48AM: July 3rd:
Helene Elliot writes that Kovalchuk might be close to finalizing a deal with the Islanders that would pay him $9 or $10 million per season.
Katie Strang of Newsday spoke to Garth Snow about this.
Botta says that the Isles have been pursuing Kovalchuk since the start of free agency.
Darren Dreger says that he has heard the Isles' offer could be 10 years at $10 million per season.
…I made a similar prediction that Kovalchuk could sign with the Isles for $100 million here, but it was in a joking manner.
Previously, the Isles had interest in Kovy, and then not.
Each time I thought he was perfect for the Isles, and that hasn't changed.
Update: 10:37PM:
Chris Botta writes that he recieved information telling him that the Isles are planning to make a big push to get Kovalchuk.
…Just because the Isles are interested doesn't mean that Kovalchuk is — that point needs to be made. Now, the money is there, and while the Isles are a team on the rise, they aren't a Cup contender this year. Hell, they may not make the playoffs this year without Kovalchuk. If he is all about money, he will go to the Islanders and spin it as a team on the rise that he can grow with and win with.
If he wants to win now, he will lower his price and be playing somewhere else.
…I don't doubt that the Isles are involved and willing to go for it with Kovalchuk, but I wonder if Snow knows already that he won't sign there and this is just a move to show a commitment to winning and going after big players.
Remember, Marian Hossa turned down $9 million a year for 9 years from Edmonton.
Dreger follows up his earlier tweet, saying that Charles Wang needs more star power to get the traction for his new arena.
It only makes a ton of sense to put him on the same team with John Tavares, reach the salary floor and instantly regain credibility for a franchise that is a little bit in limbo. This is the type of move that would maybe get the Isles closer to getting the Lighthouse or something else. This is a commitment if they really go for it with Kovalchuk.
Original Post: 10:45PM
According to Helene Elliott of the LA Times, Ilya Kovalchuk is reportedly asking for $10 million per season over 10 years from the Los Angeles Kings.
A price the Kings don't want to pay.
…If it is money you seek Ilya, the KHL is waiting. You turned down that deal from the Atlanta Thrashers that would have given you this money, and now you are almost certainly not going to get it.
Would be very interesting if Garth Snow called up and offered that deal to Kovalchuk and his reps. If they are the only ones offering the money, wouldn't he have to take it? Or would he, like many others, spurn the Isles and take less money somewhere else?
The more this drags on, the better the odds for the KHL.


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He was traveling with his wife, Jean, and son, Bill.
Jack was a member of the LDS Church.
He was a member of the Moose fraternity and American Legion Price Post.
He worked in the coal mining industry for 40 years.
Jack played baseball and loved fishing and hunting.
Jack is survived by his wife, Jean; and six children, Terri, Bill and Dan, Janice, Gary and Kirk.
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A warm sun sleepily crawls over the mountains and stretches its arms across the frost-covered field in West Burke.
A warm sun sleepily crawls over the mountains and stretches its arms across the frost-covered field in West Burke.
This big jake turkey in Albany was strutting his stuff last Saturday, puffing up every feather and stomping the ground in attempts to get the hens to pay attention. It didn't appear they were interested, though. Considering Vermont's Youth Turkey Weekend is coming up April 23-24, this group may want to take their courtship rituals deeper into the woods. Photo by Jenn Hanlon
Two days of flooding continued throughout the region on Thursday as seen here at this camp on the Haywood Road in Derby.
A child's bike and baby stroller were some of the items submerged in flood waters over the past several days. (Photo by Christopher Roy)
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Randy White and Eric Trucott, from the Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway Inc., removed the debris from the railroad bridge on the Causeway Tuesday. Recent flooding caused the debris to get caught underneath the bridge.
Prom couples fret over the dress, worry about the tux, scrape up money for tickets and dinner out, and order flowers in advance. But when it comes right down to it, one of the most important parts of prom night is how you get there. Senior Ashley Maple and sophomore Brad St. Onge arrived by one of the most expensive vehicles on the lot: a John Deere.
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How is love expressed in art?
Love of oneself is an intrinsic part of our identities. Kahlo's work portrays the conflicts in her life: her frustrated desire to have children; her turbulent relationship with her husband, Diego Rivera; and her physical challenges. It also expresses the many things she loved and cherished. In this activity you will design a memory box that reflects how love can be expressed in art.
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