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YIELD: Serves 30 to 40
- 1 18- to 20-pound pork shoulder, including the Boston butt and picnic ham in one cut (this may have to be ordered from a butcher; in many supermarkets the cuts are preseparated)
- 1 recipe Hog Injection (page 21)
- 3 cups Jack's Old South Original Rub, or 1 recipe Basic Barbecue Rub (page 20)
- 1 cup apple juice
- 1 recipe Hog Glaze (page 23)
Trim away any bone slivers from the exposed meat. Remove any visible excess fat. Square up the long sides of the shoulder to make it neat and uniform.
Place the pork shoulder in a large aluminum pan. (There's no skin to hold the liquid in, as there is on a whole hog, so the pan is necessary to catch the excess liquid.) Inject the shoulder with 2 to 3 quarts of the hog injection, all over the shoulder in about 1-inch squares. Let the injected shoulder sit, loosely covered, in the refrigerator for 2 hours.
Turn the shoulder upside-down in the pan, so that any excess injection that might remain infuses the meat. Let it sit upside-down for 15 to 20 minutes.
In the meantime, heat a smoker to 250˚F.
Take the shoulder out of the pan and sprinkle the rub all over it, making sure to get the area by the shank. Place the shoulder, in its aluminum pan, in the smoker and cook for 3 hours.
Remove the shoulder from the smoker. Pour the apple juice into a clean aluminum pan, and transfer the shoulder to the pan. Cover the pan with aluminum foil and place it in the smoker. Cook for 6 hours or until the internal temperature reaches 205˚F.
Remove the pan from the smoker. Discard the foil. Brush the hog glaze all over both sides of the shoulder. Return the shoulder to the pan, put the pan back in the smoker, and cook for 1 more hour while adding no more heat to the smoker and allowing the internal temperature of the smoker to drop. The shoulder will effectively rest in the smoker this way.
Remove the pan from the smoker, and serve. Where I'm from, a pork shoulder is not sliced—it's pulled apart in chunks. There are a couple of different ways to do it, with knives and tongs and such, but the very best—and easiest—is with your hands. Wearing heavy-duty gloves, simply pull the meat apart gently and let your guests have at it. You can put it in a sandwich just like this, or you can chop it up after you've pulled it, if you like.
Why Boston?
I used to wonder why this part of the shoulder was called "Boston" anything, since it's so associated with Southern barbecue. The folks from the National Pork Board say it plain: "In prerevolutionary New England and into the Revolutionary War, some pork cuts (not those highly valued, or 'high on the hog,' like loin and ham) were packed into casks or barrels (also known as 'butts') for storage and shipment." So, the way the hog shoulder was cut in the Boston area became known in other regions as "Boston butt."
Half and Half
Here's a tip from my competitive barbecue cooking that you can use in your backyard. I make a little solution I call "half and half." It's equal parts vinegar sauce and water, and I heat it up until it's hot but not boiling. Then I dip pieces of shoulder in it before I put them in the judging box. Why do I do this? Because it keeps the meat from drying out and getting cold. You always want your meat to stay moist and warm. You can do this at home, too. Before you serve any meat like brisket or pork shoulder, toss it with a little half and half and then put it on a platter. Better yet, apply the solution to the back side of slices of brisket and pork before you place them on a platter. This technique will keep your meat from drying out.
Reprinted with permission from Smokin' with Myron Mixon by Myron Dixon with Kelly Alexander, © 2011 Ballantine Books, an imprint of Random House
Myron Mixon was quite literally born to barbecue. His father, Jack, owned a barbecue take-out business in Vienna, Georgia, which Myron helped run. His parents started selling Jack's Old South Barbecue Sauce, and after his father died in 1996, Myron thought that by entering competitions he could sell some sauce. He was hooked. He has appeared on the Today show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.
Kelly Alexander is a former editor at Saveur and Food & Wine magazines, and her work has appeared in the New York Times, the New York Times Magazine, Gourmet , and Newsweek , among others. She also teaches food writing at Duke University and is a graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.


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The Watertown Urban Mission has proved its naysayers wrong over the past several decades, as its thrift shop continues to survive and thrive.
The missions Impossible Dream Thrift Store, 247 Factory St., has been the nonprofit agencys funding crutch since the mission took it under its wing in the mid-1970s. Mission Development Director Andrew G. Mangione said that with the shop bringing in a net profit of $6,000 to $8,000 each month, the publics participation in the agencys $2 million Mission: Possible capital campaign will play an essential role in the mission being able to enhance shoppers experiences there.
An improved experience means more revenue, and more revenue means the mission may help more needy families.
Its had its ups and downs, and theres been times where the mission subsidized the thrift store because it didnt turn a profit, Mr. Mangione said. Since weve been in this building for close to a decade, the store has helped support the mission programs in growing amounts year to year.
The amount of financial support for the capital campaign from the community will dictate how many improvements the agency will be able to make throughout the entire building, including the thrift shop.
Mr. Mangione said mission staff and board members would like the store to have a fresh new look, better displays, more racks, signage and even a wheelchair lift to give customers an even better feeling while shopping here.
Throughout the Impossible Dream, shoppers may browse through hundreds of books, movies, trinkets, household items, toys, clothing both new and gently used, and some designer wear and furniture, among other items.
Mr. Mangione said the store also has helped with workforce development, as volunteer opportunities often have turned into thrift store employment.
Manager Tammy S. Kirch said each shopper comes into the thrift shop with a story, whether theyre frugal and simply looking for a good deal, or are in need of clothing for their child or dishes on which to serve food to their family. The most desperate situations are referred to the missions Critical Needs Program, which may provide a client with a voucher to get items at the Impossible Dream.
One of the things that has increased over the years with funding cuts is teachers looking for things for their classrooms, Mrs. Kirch said. We even help other organizations. We did donate some musical instruments to General Brown last year.
Mr. Mangione said a former Watertown resident who lives in Northern New Jersey had his house flooded and severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy last year. The man wanted to give his children the Halloween they missed out on, so when he was in the north country visiting, he shopped at the mission; for only $50, he got a variety of Halloween decorations and costume ideas, and decorated his front lawn in December with the thrift shop goods.
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Breast Cancer affects about 1 out of 8 American women. Twenty percent of breast cancer patients undergo some form of breast reconstruction. Several types of reconstructive procedures are available for appropriate patients. A reconstructive sequence consisting of a tissue expander followed by permanent implant placement is a popular choice for many women. In the past several years, acellular dermal matrices (allografts) have been used at the time of tissue expander placement to extend submuscular coverage. Reported benefits include the ability to initially fill the expander to a greater extent, improved control of the inframammary crease, and possible decrease in capsular contracture rate. Potential disadvantages of dermal allografts include foreign body reaction, incomplete tissue integration, or increased infection rates. The latter is especially worrisome, as infection in the setting of a tissue expander often necessitates the removal of the implant and interruption of the reconstructive sequence. There have been a few scattered reports of the use of dermal autografts in implant-based breast reconstruction, but they have not been widely used. Dermal autografts carry the potential benefit of improved tissue integration and lowered complication rates. However, to date there have been no studies which compare acellular dermal allograft matrices to dermal autograft for use in breast reconstruction. The objectives of this study are to compare dermal allograft to dermal autograft with respect to cost, tissue integration, patient satisfaction with scar, and complication profile in patients undergoing mastectomy followed by tissue expander/implant reconstruction.
Mastectomy Related Lymphedema
Breast Reconstruction
Breast Cancer
Procedure: Dermal Autograft
Procedure: AlloDerm
Phase 4
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Official Title:
|A Comparison of Dermal Autograft to Commercially Available Dermal Allograft in Breast Reconstruction
- Vascular Ingrowth [ Time Frame: Three months post-surgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]To accurately measure the neovascularization of the implants, the number of blood vessels per 40x high-power field (hpf) will be counted on the slides stained with Factor VIII. Any brown-staining endothelial cell or endothelial-cell cluster, clearly separate from adjacent microvessel and other connective-tissue elements, will be considered a single, countable microvessel. Vessel lumens, although usually present, will not be necessary for a structure to be defined as a microvessel, and red cells will not be used to define a vessel lumen.
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|July 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Procedure: Dermal Autograft
Patients in the dermal autograft group will undergo harvest of a dermal autograft from the lower abdomen at the time of mastectomy, which will be used to cover the lower pole of the tissue expander.
|Experimental: AlloDerm
Procedure: AlloDerm
The acellular dermal matrix used in our study is AlloDerm (LifeCell Corp., Branchburg, N.J.) The AlloDerm group will consist of patients without a suitable abdomen for autografting and those who declined the dermal autograft procedure. Patients in the dermal allograft group will have placement of AlloDerm over the lower pole of the tissue expander. Patients with a lower abdominal scar and sufficient abdominal laxity for autograft harvest will be offered this technique.
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This is a retrospective comparative study of two established therapies. It is designed to enroll patients who will be undergoing breast reconstruction with tissue expanders/implants. Two groups will be created. One with patients receiving acellular dermal allograft for submuscular coverage and a second group of patients undergoing dermal autograft for submuscular coverage. Patients with a lower abdominal scar and sufficient abdominal laxity for autograft harvest will be offered this technique. The subset of these patients who elect to undergo autografting will comprise the autograft group. The allograft group will consist of the patients without a suitable abdomen for autografting and those who decline the autograft procedure. Patients in the allograft group will have placement of dermal allograft over the lower pole of the tissue expander. Patients in the autograft group will undergo harvest of a dermal autograft from the lower abdomen at the time of mastectomy, which will be used to cover the lower pole of the tissue expander. The following data will be recorded in an unidentifiable fashion: age, medical history, type of breast cancer treatment, type of reconstruction to include implant type, brand, implant size and characteristics, time of surgery including autograft harvest, and cost of overall procedure. Patients will receive routine follow-up care only, and the presence of any complications will be recorded. Per the standard reconstructive sequence for implant-based breast reconstruction, all patients will undergo a second surgical procedure under general anesthesia approximately three months following the initial surgical procedure for replacement of the tissue expander with a permanent implant and capsulotomy. At the time of this procedure, three small samples of the internal capsule will be harvested from standard locations with a 4mm biopsy punch. Histology with H/E and factor VIII staining will be performed on these samples to measure inflammation, tissue architecture, and vascular ingrowth. Comorbidities between patients with and without acellular dermal matrices will be evaluated using the Fisher exact test. Group differences for continuous variables will be assessed with the t test.
Statistical significance will be defined as p < 0.05.
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- Only patients who underwent tissue expander/implant breast reconstruction will be included
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- Patients without the presence of breast cancer or with the presence of the BRCA gene will be excluded
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01561287
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|Brian Rinker, Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, University of Kentucky
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|March 20, 2012
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|December 2, 2014
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Lymphatic Diseases
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Tyler Kepner On Baseball column notes that Manny Ramirez, who retired from Major League Baseball in 2011 rather than face another doping suspension, has been on his best behavior since beginning 2013 season as designated hitter with Class AAA Round Rock Express, top minor league affiliate of the Texas Rangers. MORE
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Manny Ramirez, one of the greatest hitters in baseball history, retreats into retirement, opting not to serve a 100-game suspension after he tests positive for a performance-enhancing drug for the third time in his career; Ramirez, who spent much of his career with the Boston Red Sox, signed a one-year contract with the Tampa Bay Rays this off-season. MORE
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School shields accused bully from police; KGUN9 viewers are outraged
Timothy Maybin, parent of bullied student
Notes by: Forrest Carr, KGUN9 News Director
Two things are crystal clear. One -- too many parents are frustrated, scared and outraged over the way some educators handle incidents involving bullies. Two -- all too often they have good reason to feel that way.
On Thursday we posted a brief story on KGUN9.com letting viewers know that we were working on a follow-up to our ongoing bullying investigation and had uncovered some startling facts. We revealed that we had confirmed an incident at a local school where, after a hallway attacker inflicted a concussion and a brain injury on a visually impaired 9th grade girl, administrators shielded the accused bully from police. The story was preliminary and short on details, but it was enough to trigger a flood of posts on our Facebook page from disgusted and outraged viewers, many of whom are parents or former students. By Friday morning, the completed 9 On Your Side Investigation was our most viewed, most commented, most emailed, and most recommended story on KGUN9.com, and the story links on our Facebook page had attracted nearly 150 comments.
Viewers are not just mad, they're hopping mad. Many posters could not express themselves without the use of profanity - which most of them courteously masked with dollar signs, asterisks and so on. Not to put too fine a point on it: these folks are royally p*$sed off. Very clearly, this is an issue the public cares about.
As well it should. The bullying issue is as serious as it gets. Last week our investigation discovered that four -- count them, four! -- students in Tucson had committed suicide amid bullying this school year. This information had not been previously revealed, and so far hasn't been reported anywhere except on KGUN9 News. The threat of suicide was a factor in this most recent case as well.
Four kids dead in Tucson, according to police, and others threatened and at risk: how is this not a major health and safety crisis for our kids, and how did this problem sneak up on us?
It should be blindingly obvious: the public needs and deserves more information and more action. Yet for too many administrators, silence, secrecy and inaction remain the order of the day.
According to the TPD incident report in the Maybin case, assistant principal David Berry defended his refusal to call police with a claim that his decision was for the "betterment of the school." The officer wrote in his report taht Principal Rex Scott agreed with that statement.
What did they mean by that? If allowing one bully to roam the hallways makes a good school, then letting bunches of them do it must be even better. By that measure, Catalina Magnet school is doing fabulously well. This week the Maybins finally had to withdraw their child from school because of a death threat.
But whatever is motivating administrators in this case remains a mystery. The principal canceled an interview with KGUN9 on the subject. When 9 On Your Side continued pressing for answers, a district spokesperson sent us an email citing district policy and a federal law known as FERPA as a reason to avoid comment.
The suggestion that any law or policy forbids the district from explaining to the public how the decision to shield a bully from police is for the "betterment of the school" is bogus.
For one thing, FERPA does not regulate this type of speech. KGUN9 News has been through this before. For weeks last year Pima Community College kept its files on mass shooter Jared Lee Loughner from the public, citing FERPA as the reason. But a judge disagreed and ordered release of most of those records. Why? Because FERPA's restrictions are narrow. They forbid the release of written student records held in the student's central files without the consent of the student. At the high school level, consent of the parents is required. KGUN9 News is not looking to see the victim's report card, but even if we were, consent is not an issue in this case. The parents are screaming for information. In fact, the Maybins would have been physically present at the interview principal Scott canceled. Further, FERPA specifically allows the disclosure -- and therefore the discussion -- of police records, such as incident reports.
As for district policy, we are not aware of any internal TUSD rule or regulation that would prohibit a principal from publicly discussing the issue of how the school handles, or fails to handle, bullies, or how shielding them from police makes a better school. But if there is such a secrecy or non-disclosure policy, it needs to change.
Update: after this story was published, the principal reversed his decision not to talk. See update at the bottom of this posting.
Contrast the school administrators' level of public responsiveness to that of county attorney Barbara LaWall. Her office, too, has some explaining to do on this case. But it's doing it. When 9 On Your Side called on Thursday afternoon, the office could have hidden behind policies, regulations and written statements. It chose not to do so. A spokeswoman in authority returned our call. Criminal deputy county attorney Kellie Johnson gave us a detailed explanation, answering all of our questions in detail with courtesy and professionalism.
Responsiveness to parents is a key issue. It's a recurrent theme in the flood of comments, postings and emails we've received since 9 On Your Side began this investigation. Many of those parents feel that when their kids were bullied, educators showed more concern for the bully, and failed to protect the innocent victim.
We've reported two of those cases at this point, cases where parents felt they had no choice but to remove a child from school in order to end bullying. Score two for the bullies. And we are looking into other, similar complaints.
Clearly, Tucson police get it. The investigating officer in the Maybin case tried hard to do something about the attack on the girl. It's not the officer's fault that administrators refused to cooperate. Further, TPD has programs in place that reach out to schools in an effort to educate kids and teachers about bullying in the hallways and on the Internet.
Clearly, some educators get it. When 9 On Your Side decided to investigate the issue of bullying, we found no shortage of TUSD administrators and educators willing to go on camera to help the public understand this issue. Those educators and administrators are taking steps to combat this problem, and they did not hesitate to share those efforts with us, or to invite us in to document those efforts for our viewers.
But it's equally clear that some other educators absolutely do not get it. We are hearing it in phone call after phone call, comment after comment, and posting after posting from frustrated, angry and sometimes frightened parents and former students.
When people can't get help anywhere else, they often turn to 9 On Your Side. Our power to assist is limited and indirect at best. But we can listen. And we can help make sure your voice is heard. That is the promise we spell out in our Viewers' Bill of Rights, and it's inherent in our name. "On Your Side" is not just a slogan to us. We mean it. 9 On Your Side is not going away on this issue. Long time viewers who've heard us make that statement in the past on other topics know that when we say we are not about to let an issue drop, we are not kidding.
That's how we see it. Here's what many of you think.
Shawna Lynn Barroga (via Facebook, with capitalization as originally presented): "I am STILL so upset at all of the bullying going on and just down right P1$$3D OFF and something NEEDS TO BE DONE!!!! Everyone and I MEAN EVERYONE that KNEW WHO was involved and did NOT REPORT it because the school told them not to should lose their jobs as well as the TUSD SUPERINTENDENT! Sounds like they need to clean house and I hope that EVERYONE of the kids involved gets PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST and their parents lose everything as well! The kids should NOT HAVE TO FEAR going to school to LEARN!!!! TUSD is just telling ALL OF THE KIDS THAT BULLYING IS OK AND IT "WILL" be TOLERATED! TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!"
Ron Williamson (via Facebook): "They are harboring a criminal and should be treated as such!!!"
Cinda Christiansen (via Facebook): "The school officials should have the choice of reporting the creep or loosing their job."
Jessica Payne (via Facebook): "Are you kidding me! I have three kids and what this is telling me is when my kids start high school and if they are a victim of bullying it doesn't matter??? This is the third time I've heard about an incident similar to this and the schools not notifying the authorities... This upsets me very much and I worry for my kids. The parents need to take full legal action. This is ludicrous!"
Theresa Morgan (via Facebook): "This is ridiculous! I am outraged! The bully is a criminal, the school is intentionally obstructing justice, and the school has set this up to happen again! The school needs to be prosecuted and held accountable, the bully needs to be held accountable and prosecuted for assault, battery and anything else they can charge, and the victim should be able to obtain reimbursement for medical and detrimental damage done. If you prosecute the school and the bully, then you reassure that this will not be allowed to happen in our schools without dire consequences. As for the friends of the bully, they should be charged as well. Get off your butts TUSD and take care of your students!"
Larry Murray (via Facebook): "I bet if a teacher had been assaulted they would have called someone!"
Darlene Ortiz (via Facebook): "I would like to see these school systems procedures change! My niece and son were bullied and my niece was even choked at school. They go to White Elementary and nothing was done!! The vice principle said they talked to the student and [the student] was given lunch detention! Really!! My brother and myself asked to press charges and the principal refused! Saying that it wasn't a punishable crime. Bull crap!! We send our kids to school to get an education!! They should be safe there but it seems nowadays that some schools just don't give a crap!! These students need to learn a big lesson and be arrested! No matter what the age is!"
Val J Allen (via Facebook): "I just watched your story on bullying in school. It happens everywhere anymore and the schools all say the same thing: they don't want to report the abuser. It causes a scene. We live in S.V. and the school my grandkids (who I'm raising) were bullied and nothing done, my grandson had his nose broken and the principal didn't call the police or the parents of the student who broke my grandson's nose. She told me that she felt it was an accident and a lot of witnesses said it was on purpose. I was the one who called the police.... The beginning of this year I thought I am going to home school which I did for a month then decided it wasn't fair to keep them from public school so I just changed schools and both are honor roll students. Parents please get involved. BULLYING MUST STOP IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Our children should be afraid to attend school."
Edward Dunham (via Facebook): "FIRE all the school officials involved."
"macsmommie" (Via KGUN9.com): Sadly, I am not surprised by this story. From personal experience I can attest to the fact that TUSD is all talk and no action when it comes to bullying! Wake up TUSD - you suck!"
"desertsky" (via KGUN9.com): "Had a situation at Bonillas in 01/02. Talking to the Principal did not help, calling 1010 [TUSD headquarters] did not help. Complaining to the Assist Super got the boy suspended for 5 days, and a temp (supposed to be permanent) aid. It took 1 1/2 yrs to get expelled."
"vejapall" (via email): "Subject: Five O'Clock Newscast. Guy, you and KGUN9 are at your best this evening. I hope you will take Catalina Magnet and shake it until it rattles. Dynamite newscast."
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You can find our entire series of investigations and reports about bullying on our Hot Topics tab at the top of KGUN9.com, under the label "Bullying," or click this link.
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Correction and updates:
After this story was published, the principal mentioned in it changed his mind about not talking, and agreed to an interview with KGUN9 reporter Marcelino Benito. That report can be found at this link.
Also: an earlier version of this story stated that the four suicides this year had happened in the TUSD school district. TUSD now says that information is not correct. On review, we found that the police statement on which KGUN9 News relied for our report said that their information was that the suicides had happened in Tucson. The statement did not specify that the suicides had happened in TUSD. KGUN9 News regrets the error.
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Speaking of LOCO, have you yet to try voting for Ill Nino's "What Comes Around" video at www.MMUSA.tv? Absolutely something that can drive you insane...even if you follow our directions. Give it a shot. WHEN you give up (not an option, you will get lost), directions are as follows: To get to the voting area - go to the site (www.MMUSA.tv), click on the 'ovenfresh' button above the rest of the navigation on the left hand side. That will open an annoying flash window that will confuse you. Roll-over the 'green' bar in the middle of the screen - it will then say 'ovenfresh', click it and then vote for Ill Nino. Make sense?
Whilst not on the road, always busy in the studio. This last break from the road, between playing in Japan and heading out to the Jager tour, they finished up a b-side from the Revolution...Revolucion recordings - a track titled "Fallen". Basically, vocals were what was missing from the track. "Fallen", along with 5 live tracks from the UK show in Brixton, are currently being mixed. Also, Spanish versions of "Unreal" and "What Comes Around" were recorded. Did You Know? The Spanish versions of the above mentioned songs do not rhyme. It's true.
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POTSDAM - Facing a $1.3 million budget deficit, the Potsdam Central School Districts Finance Committee began looking at ways to fill the deficit Monday night.
Among the options reviewed by the committee was the relocation of either eighth-grade students to the high school or ninth-grade students to the middle school. According to a joint presentation by middle school Principal Jamie Cruikshank and high school Principal Joann M. Chambers, either option would save the district $779,158, savings that would account for nearly 60 percent of the districts deficit.
While financially the district would save money, that doesnt mean either principal thought it was a good idea.
In a jointly written memo presented to the board, Ms. Chambers and Mr. Cruikshank wrote, Though each scenario is technically possible, none of the scenarios represent our recommendations. Each would bring devastating effects to our educational programming and could have detrimental impact on the culture and climate of the two buildings.
By moving eighth graders into the high school, the pair noted 10.7 positions could be eliminated, including two teachers from each of the four core departments (English, math, science and social studies), a .2 reduction in art, a full-time music teacher through attrition and a middle school physical education teacher through attrition.
Ms. Chambers said the results of these cuts would be increased class sizes and some creative scheduling.
No matter how you shake it, a lot of teachers would be teaching classes theyve never taught before, she said, adding with the new teacher evaluation system now is not a good time to be introducing teachers to new classes.
Mr. Cruikshank also noted a realignment would only be possible because this years eighth-grade class is, as Ms. Chambers put it, the smallest in the districts history.
While we have this small dip, we can talk about this, he said. Once those small classes go through and the numbers go back up, youre running into a whole other set of issues.
Moving the ninth graders into the middle school could possibly result in the reduction of 10.5 positions with the same teaching posts being cut, except instead of reducing art a high school art teacher would be assigned to the elementary school, freeing up the middle school teacher to teach the additional art classes there instead of the classes theyre currently teaching at the elementary level.
We could make some reductions without moving any students, Ms. Chambers said.
That would be Scenario C, which according to the principals presentation would save the district $441,259 and eliminate 6.5 positions between the two buildings.
Those positions would include one teacher from each of the core subjects, a part-time foreign language position, and not replacing the retiring physical education and music teachers.
Also presented to the board was a list of other options, a list of specific positions and how much each would save, as well as the impact of that positions loss.
Positions listed there included in the high school full-time math teacher or a part-time math teacher, a part-time science teacher, a part-time English teacher and a part-time social studies teacher.
In the middle school that list included the part-time family and consumer sciences teacher, extra-curricular programs (no specific activities were mentioned), and intramurals.
A list of potential cuts at the elementary school included the math lab, extracurriculars such as chorus, art club, year book, LEGO robotics and the AV coordinator, a first and third grade teacher, universal prekindergarten, the school counselor, summer school, alternative physical education, a special education teacher, a reduction in occupational therapy and shifting some special education students away from BOCES programs back into in house programs.
Other potential cuts included the elimination of modified sports or junior varsity sports.
In the food services department, possible cuts could include a cafeteria monitor, three dishwashers, and a cashier at the elementary school.
Potential transportation cuts included a bus driver and the possible reduction in days of the late after school bus run.
Superintendent Patrick H. Brady said it was important to note that none of these cuts have been made and that this is where the district is starting from.
The budget gap could be further reduced if the district receives additional funding or elects to participate in the states pension stabilization program, something they are waiting to hear more information about.
Mr. Brady said the calculation of a $1.3 million budget deficit is based on a 4 percent tax levy increase, which would be .78 percent below their calculated tax cap and the usage of $1.45 million in reserves.
To be conservative, this is a figure we thought we could put in at this point, he said, noting that would be $697,546 less than what they used to help balance this years budget.
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Matthew Cerrone, Lead WriterHere's what I learned this week, after talking to lots of people around the Mets and around baseball…
The Mets would like to trade R.A. Dickey or Jon Niese for a young, promising, impact bat to put in the outfield; they'd also like to trade minor leaguers for a young, right-handed hitting catcher with power; and they'd like to sign a veteran, reliable, free agent outfielder to a short-term contract.
According to people familiar with the situation, Sandy Alderson will move Niese to get the young hitter, but he would prefer to move Dickey instead. In either case, and this is important, if a logical, impact trade doesn't present itself, Alderson is more than willing to give Dickey a two-year extension, keep Niese and move forward in just the free agent market.
Based on what I'm hearing, I'd say Alderson can spend close to $15 million on new acquisitions, so the above alternatives seem totally feasible. However, they're strictly a short-term, back-up plan. I believe Alderson would much rather trade for talent with bigger upside that can be with the organization for years to come.
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News is packaged and prepared for a numb populace, such as reporting from paid or otherwise compromised pundits, and staged productions like the fall of Saddam Hussein's statue. It's wickedly pervasive. If it wasn't so obvious, it might actually be scarier. It certainly couldn't be more insulting. And when watching President Bush's press conference a couple of weeks ago, it's clear that we're living in an environment of rock bottom expectations regarding clarity of vision from our leaders.
But honesty never really goes out of style, so let's at least, please, be honest. There is no moral high ground from which to preach smaller government and privatization when so many are in need. We need to look out for each other. And the president will carry this stain of wasted, lost credibility for as long as he tries to lead us.


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Central Floridians woke up to a windy, chilly morning on Friday with temperatures dipping down to the low 40s in much of the area.
Temperatures dropped significantly overnight as a cold front moved through. The highs on Friday are expected to hit the mid-60s and lows in the 40s, forecasters say.
"We're tracking a chilly day, certainly colder this morning, through the afternoon we do warm at least into the 60s," said Local 6 meteorologist Troy Bridges.
The National Weather Service issued a Lake Wind Advisory for Orange County on Friday with wind gusts increasing to more than 25 mph.
"The wind will continue along the coast and for inland areas," Bridges said.
On Saturday, the highs will hit the 70s with lows in the 50s continuing into Sunday.
Rain chances will increase to 30 percent on Friday and stay at 20 percent throughout the weekend.
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Rated 5 out of 5�by Lin Looks good. Purchased for a Christmas gift. I know it will be a hit. November 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Polishpickle Forerunner 10 Even though the cheapest GPS watch out there, it does EVERYTHING I wanted from a GPS watch. I am VERY happy with it so far. I do not like rechargeable batteries in a watch, but will live with it. I also heard that when in the GPS position ( Run/walk) , the battery only lasts for 5 hours. I have not pushed it that far yet, but will soon. I am worried about it not holding enough charge for my hike. ( OR a 26.2 mile marathon.). I now have to carry a recharge package to ensure I wont lose any information. OTHER than the above, I do really like the watch. RON W September 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by bob Strap came off Bought for my son. Has used it for a couple of cross country seasons and track seasons. Took him a little while to get use to it and remember to start it. Has to plan because it take time to locate and if you don't start it shuts down. But he likes it. However, now one came off. I can't figure out how it every stayed on. Strap is thin rubber/plastic at the watch and seems to fit over a piece of plastic that has the pin in it. Can't seem to get the strap to snap back on that plastic piece. Watch it self is still good so don't want to buy another. Per Garman web site $79 to repair. August 30, 2014
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Rated 4 out of 5�by GPS364 A Good GPS Watch The watch worked well right out of the box. I live in a semi rural area (tall trees, rather than buildings). The watch acquires my location rather quickly. It is great to keep track of distance, as well as time, when I run. It is very simple to upload as much of your training information as you like to the Garmin site. I have not saved runs to the watch itself, so I cannot comment on its storage capacity. Recharging the battery is via a USB cable, something to keep in mind. Considering price and the watch's features, I recommend this product. February 9, 2014


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MASSENA Starting Friday, residents here wont have to worry about separating their recyclables.
Department of Public Works officials are asking residents to place recyclable paper, plastic, metal and glass items into one bin with a capacity of no more than 35 gallons. DPW Superintendent Hassan A. Fayad said the DPW has considered mixed-material recycling for about eight months and that the policy is possible thanks to changes in how St. Lawrence County handles recycling. He hopes the new policy will encourage residents to recycle more.
We hope to increase recycling by making it more user-friendly, Mr. Fayad said.
The new policy will not affect which materials or the manner in which they are recycled. Broken glass and plastic garbage bags, among other items, are not recyclable, and cardboard boxes should be broken down or flattened first. Recyclables should also be cleaned out, and residents should cover their bins in order to prevent paper and cardboard items from becoming wet.
A little wetness in cardboard or paper is OK. But when its soggy and it falls apart in your hands, we dont want it. It no longer has user value, Mr. Fayad said.
He said that municipalities now are charged $44 per ton for refuse dumped at the Rodman landfill, and the village also is charged $78 per ton for garbage transported to the landfill from the countys transfer station in Massena, totalling $122. Meanwhile, the DPW is charged only $40 to transport and dump a ton of recyclables. The savings from increased local recycling may help the DPW avoid having to make additional increases to the monthly refuse rate of $21.50.
There will be a public hearing Feb. 6 at the villages Board of Trustees meeting on a proposed $1.50 increase to the monthly refuse rate. That increase is a result of steady increases in the cost of transporting and dumping refuse. Over the last four years, the tipping fee jumped $25 per ton, the most recent hike being a $5-per-ton increase at the start of this year.
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Thelma Flaim Saccomanno, age 96, passed away Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012 at her home in Aurora, Colo.
She was born in Sioux City, Iowa on Nov. 15, 1915 to John Arthur Rask and Edna Danforth Rask.
Thelma married Ernest Silvio Flaim on Sept. 17, 1934 in Helper. He died on May 4, 1966. She later married Joseph Anthony Saccomanno in Helper on June 24, 1967. He died Nov. 22, 1990.
She was preceded in death by her daughter, Ernalee Nelson, Aurora, Colo.
She is survived by her son-in-law Kenneth Nelson, step-daughter, Bette Jo Chavez, Salt Lake City; two grandchildren, Bradley (Karla) Nelson, Lochbuie, Colo; Kathy (Bruce) Martin, Greeley, Colo; two great-grandchildren; step-grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She moved to Aurora, Colo., in 1992 and is a member of St. Michael Church, Aurora, Colo. Her ashes will one day be placed in the family plot in the Helper Cemetery.


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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- What do you get when a Swiss banker and a physics professor get married and decide to start a business? No, it is not the start of a joke. The answer is Cielos food truck. One of the few in the Bangor area. The couple serve up Mexican cuisine and it is quickly becoming a busy lunch spot among residents.
Owner Kirsten Pilot said, "When I came here I thought to myself man this is a really great area and you can really do business here...I wish more people would go into that scene. It's really a good business."
When the Piliots decided to open a restaurant they knew it would be one on wheels. It offers less overhead and more freedom which suits them both fine.
Co-owner Chris Pilot said, "It's flexible and independent. I like that aspect of it. You don't have to sign any contracts, if you wanted to shut down for a month you can do that. If it didn't work out, so what?"
It did, however, work out better than they could have hoped. The dynamic duo claims their secret ingredient is fun with the customers.
"We have so much fun serving them. we have so much fun interacting with them...You should have fun with what you do then success is soemthing that comes from itself," said Pilot.
Kirsten and Chris do not plan on stopping at just one truck, they are already planning their next adventure with a completely new cuisine.
The truck can usually be found in the Kmart parking lot in Bangor. They also post schedules on their website and facebook page.


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Yesterday evening, I closed comments on the giveaway post, double checked my list of entries, and used Random.org to draw a winner. There were 330 comments and 472 entries. To everyone who took the time to leave a comment, share on facebook, tweet about it, THANK YOU.
The winning entry was from firegirlpj.
I've already been in touch with the winner!
**SPOILER ALERT FOR MYSTERY SOCK KNITTERS** If you don't want to see a picture of this year's Through The Loops Mystery Sock, then go away now!
I have this problem (not unusual for many knitters) where I'm pretty much addicted to casting on even though I already have plenty of things on my plate. Why fight it? I decided to join the SOCKTOBERFEST party:
YAY SOCKTOBERFEST! I've always celebrated Socktoberfest, but this year I'm actually participating by knitting socks. The pattern is the TTL Mystery Sock 2010 that Kirsten from Through the Loops has been doing for a few years now. It feels crazy and insane knitting a mystery pattern. But there's already some garter stitch in the design, so I'm a happy knitter.
The yarn is Skinny Bugga from The Sanguine Gryphon. I purchased this almost a year ago at SAFF. The color is Tomato Frog and is just about the perfect shade of red. I'm knitting the large size on size 1 (2.25 mm) needles. Luckily I have two sets of needles in that size, so I split my ball of yarn in half and cast on for the second cuff.
Someone asked for red socks (the only person allowed to ask for socks) for Christmas, so the goal, if I don't finish in Socktober, is to finish these lovelies by Christmas. I'm pretty optimistic.
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