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42 U.S. Code § 4101a - Technical Mapping Advisory Council
(a) Establishment
There is established a council to be known as the Technical Mapping Advisory Council (in this section referred to as the "Council").
(b) Membership
(1) In general
The Council shall consist of—
(E) 16 additional members appointed by the Administrator or the designee of the Administrator, who shall be—
(iv) a member of a recognized professional association or organization representing flood hazard determination firms;
(vi) a representative of a recognized professional association or organization representing State geographic information;
(x) 2 representatives of different State government agencies that have entered into cooperating technical partnerships with the Administrator and have demonstrated the capability to produce flood insurance rate maps;
(xi) 2 representatives of different local government agencies that have entered into cooperating technical partnerships with the Administrator and have demonstrated the capability to produce flood insurance maps;
(2) Qualifications
Members of the Council shall be appointed based on their demonstrated knowledge and competence regarding surveying, cartography, remote sensing, geographic information systems, or the technical aspects of preparing and using flood insurance rate maps. In appointing members under paragraph (1)(E), the Administrator shall, to the maximum extent practicable, ensure that the membership of the Council has a balance of Federal, State, local, tribal, and private members, and includes geographic diversity, including representation from areas with coastline on the Gulf of Mexico and other States containing areas identified by the Administrator as at high risk for flooding or as areas having special flood hazards.
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The Council shall—
(1) recommend to the Administrator how to improve in a cost-effective manner the—
(A) accuracy, general quality, ease of use, and distribution and dissemination of flood insurance rate maps and risk data; and
(2) recommend to the Administrator mapping standards and guidelines for—
(3) recommend to the Administrator how to maintain, on an ongoing basis, flood insurance rate maps and flood risk identification;
(5) recommend to the Administrator and other Federal agencies participating in the Council—
(A) methods for improving interagency and intergovernmental coordination on flood mapping and flood risk determination; and
(6) submit an annual report to the Administrator that contains—
(B) an evaluation of the status and performance of flood insurance rate maps and mapping activities to revise and update flood insurance rate maps, as required under section 4101b of this title; and
(d) Future conditions risk assessment and modeling report
(1) In general
The Council shall consult with scientists and technical experts, other Federal agencies, States, and local communities to—
(A) develop recommendations on how to—
(i) ensure that flood insurance rate maps incorporate the best available climate science to assess flood risks; and
(e) Chairperson
The members of the Council shall elect 1 member to serve as the chairperson of the Council (in this section referred to as the "Chairperson").
(f) Coordination
To ensure that the Council's recommendations are consistent, to the maximum extent practicable, with national digital spatial data collection and management standards, the Chairperson shall consult with the Chairperson of the Federal Geographic Data Committee (established pursuant to Office of Management and Budget Circular A–16).
(g) Compensation
Members of the Council shall receive no additional compensation by reason of their service on the Council.
(h) Meetings and actions
(1) In general
The Council shall meet not less frequently than twice each year at the request of the Chairperson or a majority of its members, and may take action by a vote of the majority of the members.
(i) Officers
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(j) Staff
(1) Staff of FEMA
Upon the request of the Chairperson, the Administrator may detail, on a nonreimbursable basis, personnel of the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assist the Council in carrying out its duties.
(k) Powers
In carrying out this section, the Council may hold hearings, receive evidence and assistance, provide information, and conduct research, as it considers appropriate.
(l) Report to Congress
The Administrator, on an annual basis, shall report to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs of the Senate, the Committee on Financial Services of the House of Representatives, and the Office of Management and Budget on the—
(2) actions taken by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to address such recommendations to improve flood insurance rate maps and flood risk data; and
Source(Pub. L. 112–141, div. F, title II, § 100215,July 6, 2012, 126 Stat. 924.)
Section was enacted as part of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, and also as part of the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act, also known as the MAP–21, and not as part of the National Flood Insurance Act of 1968 which comprises this chapter.
For definitions of terms used in this section, see section 4004 of this title.
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Standards are shaped by consensus among enterprises, public authorities, consumers, and trade unions, through a consultation process organised by independent, recognised standardisation bodies at national, European and international level. A harmonised standard is elaborated on the basis of a request from the European Commission to a recognised European Standards Organisation to develop a European standard that provides solutions for compliance with a legal provision. Such a request provides guidelines which standards must respect to meet the essential requirements or other provisions of harmonisation legislation.
Compliance with harmonised standards provides a presumption of conformity with the corresponding requirements of harmonisation legislation. Manufacturers, other economic operators or conformity assessment bodies can use harmonised standards to demonstrate that products, services or processes comply with relevant EU legislation.
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GLEN PARK The village contends in legal papers that the driver of a car that crashed into another vehicle during a high-speed police chase was responsible for the accident, not the villages police chief involved in the pursuit.
A passenger in the vehicle that was struck, Autumn Tharrett, Brownville, filed a state Supreme Court lawsuit in December against the village, its police department and Chief Larry M. Jobson, claiming that Mr. Jobson was negligent by displaying a reckless disregard for others when he pursued Francis T. Terry Morgia II at speeds in excess of 80 mph as Morgia sped away from the village at speeds up to 120 mph.
The Oct. 3, 2011, pursuit ended at routes 12 and 342 in the town of Pamelia when Morgias vehicle crashed into one driven by off-duty Watertown police Officer William K. Rafferty, who was injured in the accident. Mr. Raffertys mother, Shirley H. Hammond, 75, was killed in the crash, while his brother, Jeffrey C. Hammond, and Miss Tharrett were injured.
The crash occurred after police had been alerted to an elderly woman being robbed of her purse at the Kohls department store in the town of Watertown. Mr. Jobson observed the vehicle described as being involved and attempted to halt it, but Morgia failed to stop.
In responding papers filed Wednesday at the Jefferson County clerks office, the village denies that Mr. Jobson was negligent and has asked that the action against it be dismissed. The village also filed a third-party complaint against Morgia, claiming it was his negligence that caused or contributed to Miss Tharretts injuries, which included traumatic brain injury, among other severe and permanent injuries. The village maintains that if any judgment is rendered against it as a result of the legal action, Morgia should be liable for paying all or part of it. The third-party action also names as defendants Patricia M. and Thomas K. Rienbeck, Cape Vincent, as the claimed owners of the vehicle Morgia was driving.
The villages of Brownville and Dexter and their police departments were named as defendants in Miss Tharretts complaint, as Mr. Jobson, a 25-year veteran of the county Sheriffs Department who retired in 2008 as undersheriff, also is a police officer in those villages.
Morgia pleaded guilty May 15 in County Court to second-degree murder in connection with Mrs. Hammonds death, admitting that he was under the influence of cocaine at the time of the crash. He also pleaded guilty to 10 other charges, including counts related to multiple purse-snatchings, and was sentenced June 25 to 18 years in state prison. He is serving his sentence at Clinton Correctional Facility, Dannemora.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. - Five Bluejays were honored as the All-BIG EAST Teams were announced on Monday, May 19 highlighted by BIG EAST Co-Player of the Year Reagan Fowler and BIG EAST Coach of the Year Ed Servais.
In addition to Fowler, senior Mike Gerber, junior Jake Peter and sophomore Matt Warren were named to the All-BIG EAST First Team. Gerber was the lone hitter to earn a unanimous selection. Sophomore Bryan Sova, meanwhile, was selected to the All-BIG EAST Second Team.
Fowler led Creighton in hitting with a .358 average on the season, including a .420 mark in BIG EAST play. Reagan collected 62 hits, including 15 doubles, three triples and 25 RBI in his sophomore campaign. A two-time BIG EAST Player of the Week, Fowler has five game-winning RBI for the Bluejays this season and also led the team with nine stolen bases.
Creighton's last conference Player of the Year was Darin Ruf in 2007. At the time Ruf was also a sophomore first baseman, earning the honor in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC).
Servais led the Bluejays to the first BIG EAST Championship (Regular Season or Tournament) in school history as the Bluejays posted a 14-4 mark in their first season in the BIG EAST. He also led Creighton to the 30-win plateau for the ninth time in his 11 seasons at Creighton. Servais captured the seventh Coach of the Year honor in his career, but it was his first as a coach in the BIG EAST Conference. Servais was the MVC Coach of the Year in 2004, 2005 & 2011 and the Coach of the Year in the MIAC (Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) in 1993 and 1990.
Gerber closed the regular season with 2014 regular season with a BIG EAST best 10 home runs, including two in BIG EAST Play. Gerber closed the 2014 season with a .277 average, including 21 extra base hits (10 home runs, 10 doubles and one triple). He leads the Bluejays with 46 RBI and a .492 slugging percentage.
Peter finished second on the team with a .303 average, collecting 56 hits. He was also second for the Bluejays with 34 RBI and collecting one save in limited work on the mound. Jake posted a .377 mark in BIG EAST games, with eight extra base hits (five doubles, one triple and two home runs) and 14 RBI.
Warren posted a 9-1 record on the mound this season, posting a 1.93 ERA in 79.1 innings. Warren was even better in BIG EAST play, posting a 3-1 mark with a 1.39 ERA in 32.1 innings. Matt notched 42 strikeouts and surrendered just 23 walks during the regular season.
Sova posted a 5-1 record in 2014, with nine saves in 49.1 innings. Bryan saved his best performance for the final weekend of BIG EAST play, tossing a complete game in his first career start and earning the save the following day to help Creighton claim its first BIG EAST Championship in any sport. The epitome of a control pitcher, Sova has 30 strikeouts and just seven walks in 2014.
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Reagan Fowler, Creighton, So., 1B; D.J. Ruhlman, Seton Hall, Jr., SS
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Daniel Rizzie, Xavier, So., C
Reagan Fowler, Creighton, So., 1B
Jake Peter, Creighton, Jr., 2B
D.J. Ruhlman, Seton Hall, Jr., SS
Kyle Grimm, Seton Hall, Jr., 3B
Nick Collins, Georgetown, So., DH
Mike Gerber, Creighton, Sr., OF #
Michael Donadio, St. John's, Fr., OF
Derek Jenkins, Seton Hall, So., OF
Matt Warren, Creighton, So., SP
James Lomangino, St. John's, R-Sr., SP
Josh Prevost, Seton Hall, Sr., SP #
Vinny Nittoli, Xavier, R-Sr., SP
Joe Kuzia, St. John's, Jr., RP
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Nick Collins, Georgetown, So., C
Dillon Hamlin, Seton Hall, Sr., C
Sal Annunziata, Seton Hall, Jr., 1B
Todd Czinege, Villanova, Fr., 2B
Bret Dennis, St. John's, Jr., SS
Robbie Knightes, St. John's, Fr., 3B
Derek Hasenbeck, Xavier, Jr., DH
Zach Lauricella, St. John's, Jr., OF
Alex Caruso, St. John's, So., OF
Brian Bruening, Xavier, R-Jr., OF
Gunner Johnson, Butler, Sr., SP
Ryan McCormick, St. John's, So., SP
Luke Cahill, Seton Hall, So., SP
Scott Klever, Xavier, Sr., SP
Bryan Sova, Creighton, Sr., RP
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ORCAHRD PARK, NY - County leaders say the Buffalo Bills has had talks with Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz this off season, trying to iron out details of boosting the police presence at home games.
For years, the Bills have been trying to respond to safety issues in and around Ralph Wilson Stadium. The problems include, excessive littering, minor property damage and aggressive behavior by fans.
The Erie County Legislature has approved a new law enforcement plan that will allow for more sheriff deputies to patrol this upcoming season.
"The largest impact that fans will notice is actually a dramatic increase inside the stadium," said Chief Scott Patronik of Special Services for the Erie County Sheriff's Office.
Patronik has been working Bills games for 12 years.
To improve safety this upcoming football season, 128 new sheriff deputies and 18 supervisors have been approved to patrol the games. Some will be outside working traffic, while most will be inside checking the aisles.
About 120 sheriff deputies will be inside Ralph Wilson Stadium. This is up from about a dozen last season.
Outside there will be about 100 sheriff officers. This is up from about 80 last season.
The deputies will get paid $36 per hour. Supervisors will get $39 per hour. The total cost for the stepped up security will be about $480,000 for the season. The Bills have agreed to reimburse the county to pay for the added officers.
"As it stands right now, all the anticipated expenses will be born by the Buffalo Bills, of course if there's additional overtime or additional need for staff, the county executive would need to come to the legislature for approval," said Legislator Betty Jean Grant, chair of the Erie County Legislature.
Patronik says the biggest issue for law enforcement is to create a fan-friendly event and stop disruptions wherever they may happen, which has been something fans, especially season ticket holders, have been wanting for years.
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POTSDAM - The Potsdam Central School District Board of Education is forming an ad-hoc committee to examine safety and security issues within the district.
The committee will include community members, administrators, teachers, board of education members, and representatives from the rescue squad, as well as the police and fire departments.
And should such people be available, Board of Education President Christopher C. Cowen, who suggested forming the committee, said he would also like to see experts on physical and institutional security also involved.
Recent events with the school shooting and the bomb scare that followed highlighted the need to take a closer look at Potsdam, Mr. Cowen said. We live in Potsdam, New York. Its very safe and we dont have any issues. I think the folks in Connecticut thought the same thing.
Lawrence Avenue Elementary Principal Larry B. Jenne, who chairs the districts already existing safety committee said each of the buildings principals have put together a list of things, both short term and long term, they would like to see to improve security in their buildings.
As Mr. Jenne began to discuss those lists, board of education member Frederick C. Stone Jr. said thats a conversation he would rather not have in public.
I would rather not have our vulnerabilities discussed in open session in front of the public, he said, to which Mr. Jenne replied, Thats fine.
Mr. Cowen advised principals that if there were items on their lists that could be done now, not to wait for the committee to be formed and begin meeting.
There are things that arent going to cost money, arent going to require a change in policy or building modifications he said. If its something that can happen immediately, follow the chain of command and dont wait for the committee, he said, adding, the committee could review any changes made after they have been implemented.
As the committees work progresses, Mr. Cowen said its likely the boards program and policy committee will also get involved.
Were going to have to change the way we do business, he said. Weve got some work ahead of us and Im looking forward to digging in and getting us to the top of the heap where Potsdam is used to being.
Mr. Stone volunteered to serve on the committee, which may or may not end up being chaired by Mr. Cowen.
Well figure things out and make it official in the next couple of days, Mr. Cowen said.
Mr. Jenne also discussed a new SMS (short message system) recently implemented by the district.
We tested it today and only 27 of them came back, he said, referring to the test message sent Tuesday.
Twenty-seven out of 100 isnt bad, he said, adding theyll touch base with the 27 people whose messages were returned to see why and possibly update their information.
Parents and students who would like to sign up for the service provide the district with their cell phone number and service provider. Then the district can send a mass message that each participant will receive via text message.
Well use that system for delays, cancellations or whatever we see fit, Mr. Jenne said.
The SMS system and how to use it is also something that the ad-hoc committee examine once its formed, he said noting that since some students are on the receiving end of the messages they may have to be careful with what is sent out and when.
We have to figure out what it would be appropriate to use that for, he said. Well use it discreetly, but it has potential.
Something else with potential could be a list of security upgrades that do cost money.
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Mars is the first of the 'superior' planets, lying outside the orbit of the earth, with an orbit of approximately two years. As the red planet, it has always been associated with passion and anger, with its two satellites Phobos and Daimos, meaning fear and terror. Astrologically, if Venus tells us what we value and what we desire, Mars describes how we go about getting it. Venus and Mars need to work together. Mars is the principle of assertion and outward directed action, describing our personal drive and how we assert ourselves. We all need a good enough defence system, don't we, in order to protect ourselves if necessary and to act when action is needed. Without this, we can be easily manipulated, undermined and taken advantage of. Although we all have very different ways of reaching our goals, Mars is fundamentally competitive, concerned with the will to live and to survive.
The alchemical Mars slays the primordial dragon in order to release the tincture which leads to the alchemical gold. The image is from De lapide philosophico (1625) by the German philosopher Lambsprinck.
Mars is a very physical planet, ruling adrenalin, the iron in the blood, the muscles, the genitals and the body's excretory system. So it describes the particular qualities of our physical, emotional and mental strength, which need to be harnessed to our will to survive. You will see from the table of planetary correspondences that Mars rules furnaces, barracks, weapons, knives, slaughterhouses, blood, inflammation, muscles, the sexual drive, fevers, soldiers, bloodshed, sportsmen, firemen, iron, surgeons, dentists, the martial arts, stinging and thorn-bearing plants (nettles), radishes, hot food and spices. In the birth chart, Mars describes how we stand up for, assert and defend ourselves. It is where we 'see red', how we express our personal drive, our anger and our passion, our sexuality.
As the ruler of the active fire sign of Aries, Mars is instinctive and spontaneous, hot-headed and aggressive. Mars can be extremely rash and brutal, and once the 'blood is up' Mars can succumb to the 'blood lust' which leads to rape, pillage and general carnage. Mars can be found 'spoiling for a fight' on the football terraces, in pub fights fuelled by alcohol, in gang rapes, violent murders and in 'road rage'. It can be very frightening to witness this kind of brutal rage, where the people involved have lost their humanity and there is no reasoning with them until the adrenalin eventually subsides. This would be an example of Mars functioning on its own without any sign of Venus. On the other hand, with the support of Venus, this very same energy can be harnessed to compete, achieve and win, and we often admire and are inspired by heroic stories about people surviving, winning and achieving against impossible odds.
As ruler of the passive water sign of Scorpio, Mars is more subtle and controlled. This Mars is also a fighter, but highly trained and disciplined in the controlled use of energy and aggression, an efficient killing machine whose strength and courage are dedicated not to personal survival but to the survival of the whole, or to a greater cause.
Audience: This reminds me of the film Gladiator. The hero was actually a very gentle man, a natural and courageous leader who inspired the loyalty of his troops and who dedicated himself and his life to the defence of the ideal of the Roman republic.
Clare: Yes, this is an excellent example. In this sense, the hero was a 'sacred warrior' dedicating his life and his skills to the survival of something greater than himself. His Venus is involved because he is fighting for what he values. The Scorpio expression of Mars uses the knife in a very skilled and disciplined way. This could be a surgeon or a dentist, for example, anyone who uses knives and other sharp instruments with great precision in the service of healing others. The controlled use of physical energy and aggression is also essential for sportsmen and athletes.
So, you can see that Mars can be immensely effective or immensely destructive. Perhaps the most important thing to say about Mars is that it is essential that its energy is expressed outwards if we are to feel confident and capable in the world. If the energy of Mars is blocked, it doesn't simply go away but turns back on the individual, back onto ourselves, which means that we will attract and invite violence into our lives from the outside world. Masochism is an example of turning the Mars energy against ourselves. This blocked energy can also have serious physical effects, resulting in various illnesses or in depressions which are caused by the suppression of anger. We must find an outer channel for this energy.
Audience: Do you have a connection between Mars and Venus if there is no aspect between them?
Clare: Well, even if they are not in aspect, provided each has what it wants, with Venus being properly fulfilled and Mars being properly used up, they can still support each other. All we have to do is find out what they want and make sure they have enough of it, because so much of our personal sense of fulfilment and joy and potency depends on these two planets, which affirm and strengthen and support our individual development. As psychological astrologers, I think one of our most important tasks is to explore the seven traditional planets in depth, discover how they are functioning in an individual's life, and work to redeem and release their archetypal and individual potential. Obviously, 'the process of psychological differentiation is no light work' [23], but these planets, functioning well, enable us to build a healthy sense of personal identity and an ego structure strong enough to protect us from being overwhelmed by the powerful collective forces represented by the outer planets and by Chiron.
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As you can see, David has a Mars-Mercury contact. This means that he will, or should develop the ability to, assert himself and defend himself (Mars) with words (Mercury). He is likely to have a sharp (Mars) mind (Mercury) and speak (Mercury) to the point (Mars). Sibling (Mercury) rivalry (Mars) is likely to have been his training ground. He may even find himself in a profession such as the law, where he fights (Mars) with words (Mercury). It is possible that he has ongoing arguments (Mars) with his neighbours (Mercury) and that he drives a sports (Mars) car (Mercury). Can you get a sense of David coming alive as a real person with these descriptions?
Sally, on the other hand, has a Mars-Venus contact. She is likely to get her own way (Mars) by being charming or seductive (Venus). She could be very attracted to (Venus) qualities of strength, determination and power (Mars) in herself and in others. She is likely to love (Venus) competition (Mars) and be skilled in the art (Venus) of war (Mars).
Audience: I have a Mars-Moon contact. How does that work?
Clare: Well, this would indicate your need (Moon) for autonomy and independence (Mars). It could describe your mother (Moon) as a strong or competitive (Mars) woman, against whom you will define your own independence (Mars). This can be a tremendously protective combination, the female animal who will fight to the death (Mars) to protect her young (Moon), and from whom predators will normally, and quite rightly, steer clear. There is a female warrior quality to this combination; the tribe of the Amazons would be a good example, but with the fluctuating energy levels of the Moon, this emotional (Moon) aggression (Mars) is likely to be tidal (Moon), with periods of exhaustion following periods of aggression and assertion. This could also describe someone with a tendency to stomach (Moon) ulcers (Mars).
Audience: Funny you should say this, because I have been fighting my mother since I was born!
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CANTON Daniel L. Colon has been waiting for his day in court almost 14 years, and today he will see whether the jury will decide in his favor, awarding him $1.25 million.
He sued St. Lawrence County after a building he owned at 100-B Main St., Hermon, was damaged extensively in 1999 by county workers demolishing an adjoining building at 100-A Main St.
What you will hear of over the next few days will sound like the American dream and how it all ended up in a pile of rubble, Mr. Colons attorney, William A. Hurst, told the jury in his opening statements Monday.
But there were mixed emotions over Mr. Colons story.
In 1998, Mr. Colon, 49, a former Hermon resident now living in Warren County, bought a building at 100-B Main St., Hermon, with his then-wife, Catherine A. Colon, in hopes of restoring the building and starting a restaurant.
We wanted to make a future for our children, Mr. Colon said on the stand. Most of my friends, when their children were grown, moved away.
The Colons were going to name the restaurant Victorias, after their daughter.
The building was adjoined with 100-A Main St., a St. Lawrence County-owned building, and between 1998 and 1999 the story has remained fairly consistent.
According to testimonies since Monday, the county decided it would rehabilitate the 100-A building to make it marketable.The building was in disrepair, Mr. Colon said. He had contacted the county and made his intentions to start a business in the adjoining building known, he said.
Mr. Colon said he met with Karl O. Bender, then St. Lawrence County Solid Waste Department director, who was named supervisor of the 100-A rehabilitation. Then rehab became demolition.
The county claimed that once the roof was removed, workers saw extensive damage in the 125-year-old building, specifically the brick wall and foundation. On May 14, a crane began tearing down the walls of 100-A.
Mr. Colon said he was concerned about damage to100-B when the shared brick wall was torn down. Additionally, he said, a St. Lawrence County Legislature resolution passed May 3, 1999, approved restoration and rehabilitation, but a resolution to approve demolition wasnt passed until June 7, 1999, after demolition was complete.
Mr. Colon hadnt been to 100-B in more than a decade and said he returned there around the start of the trial. On the stand Tuesday, he fought tears while describing the lot where his planned restaurant was.
That was my daughters future, he said.
Mr. Colon said the events surrounding the demolition of 100-A unraveled his life.
It created a lot of stress between Cathy and I, Mr. Colon said. She started blaming me. We had financial issues, especially after I was hospitalized. We were isolated.
In 2000, the couple sued St. Lawrence County, Mr. Bender, the county Sheriffs Department and former Sheriff Keith K. Knowlton. Mr. Bender resigned in 2009. Mr. Knowlton retired in 1999 and died in 2002. Mr. and Mrs. Colon divorced in 2002 and Mrs. Colon died in 2007.
Mr. Colon climbed onto the roof joining the two buildings in an effort to halt work on May 14, 1999. It was that behavior, sheriffs officials said during testimony Wednesday, that caused Mr. Colons arrest and psychological evaluation at Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center, Ogdensburg.
The charges were dismissed in December 1999 at the recommendation of the district attorneys office in what it called the interest of justice.
The suit also alleges Mr. Knowlton overstepped his authority by directing deputies to take Mr. Colon for a psychiatric evaluation. Sheriffs Sgt. Martin Dumoulin, then a road patrol deputy, was the first to arrive when Mr. Colon was on the roof. Sgt. Dumoulin told defense attorney Stephen W. Gebo that he had, multiple times, asked Mr. Colon to come down or be arrested, but Mr. Colon refused.
There were conflicting stories. Was Mr. Bender in the Colons building against their will?
Mrs. Colon said in a deposition before her death that Mr. Bender tried to enter 100-B, she blocked his path twice, and he grabbed her and pushed her aside. But Mr. Bender, in an earlier deposition and on the stand Wednesday, said he entered by order of the sheriff to take his deputies to the roof, and he never touched Mrs. Colon.
Mr. Dumoulin and sheriffs Detective Timothy S. Hartley said they didnt recall Mr. Bender ever being on the property and were led to the roof by Mrs. Colon.
He was gesturing with his arms and pointing at us, Mr. Dumoulin said. He was upset and hard to understand at times.
Mr. Dumoulin said he was concerned that Mr. Colon risked a fatal fall from the ledge and his behavior thus warranted a psychological evaluation.
After about a three-hour stalemate, Mr. Colon threw his hands up, the deputies reported, and said, This is wrong. This is not the way to do this. Im coming down.
Mr. Colon was then arrested on charges of trespassing and obstructing governmental administration, after which he was taken to Claxton-Hepburn.
But deputies told Mr. Hurst they did not hear Mr. Colon say he would jump or make any other possibly suicidal gesture. Mr. Dumoulin told Mr. Hurst he couldnt recall much of the conversation on May 14, 1999.
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Who Scored Big in Week 9 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Dec 12th 2011 1:00PM
Kristen Wiig had a great week. It's not going to come as too much of a surprise to anyone that she's at the top of the list this week. The problem is, when Wiig excels, the rest of the female cast suffers. That's just the way it seems to be. This problem is heightened when there's a female host – in that since the Tina Fey era, it's not exactly like it's been easy to get airtime as a female cast member (sans Wiig). So add one more female to the equation as a host and, well, you'll see.
'SNL' Scorecard: Not Even Matt Damon Could Save Katy Perry's Terrible Show
by Mike Ryan, posted Dec 11th 2011 12:40PM
Katy Perry wasn't listed as the 'SNL' musical guest last night (that was Robyn), but, boy, she sure did sing a lot. Of the eight segments that Perry made an appearance in, she sang in six of them. I'm sorry, but that's pretty telling that the writers didn't know what else to really do with her. And to be fair to the writers: from what we saw of Perry, they probably did the best that they could. And it's always a bad sign when the host plays his or herself, which, yeah, she did that, too. I appreciate Perry willing to stretch herself as host instead of "musical guest who also appears in a sketch", but, yeesh, this was pretty bad. Not even Matt Damon and Val Kilmer could save this show. But, hey: At least Kristen Wiig had a good show. And 'Weekend Update' saved this show from being the worst of the season. Barely. On to a pretty ugly scorecard...
Who Scored Big in Week 8 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Dec 5th 2011 12:45PM
The interesting thing about "Coach Bert," the best sketch this past Saturday night, was that no cast-member really stood out – at least as far at the Relevancy Poll is concerned. The concept and the writing were perfect, but it was played so straight, other than Buscemi, it's hard to remember who was even in the sketch. One of the lesser sketches of the night, "Miley Cyrus Show," was all about Vanessa Bayer. And to Bayer's credit, having a recurring sketch as popular as "Cyrus" is quite the coup. So, sorry Taran Killam, you were great in "Coach Bert," but it doesn't help you much around these parts. And so it goes with the Relevancy Poll...
'SNL' Scorecard: Steve Buscemi is Not a Pervert and the Return of 'Sex' Ed Vincent
by Mike Ryan, posted Dec 4th 2011 11:50AM
Oh, glory be, after more than 13 months, "Sex" Ed Vincent has returned to 'Saturday Night Live.' Funny, back in October of 2010, if I would have had a sneak peak at the upcoming hosts for the next year, yeah, my initial reaction would have been, "Yep, 'Sex' Ed will return during the Buscemi show." Speaking of Buscemi, honestly, I can't remember a thing about the last time he hosted in 1998 (and I watch a lot of 'SNL') – that will not be the case this time around. Buscemi's show was such a solid engagement... that is until, for the second show in a row, an eccentric Kristin Wiig character brought the show to a screeching halt. On to the scorecard!
Who Scored Big in Week 7 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Nov 21st 2011 1:45PM
It was a very crowded week for our favorite 'SNL' players. Not only did they have to share the spotlight with Jason Segel --who appeared to be glowing from having so much fun – but they also had to share the spotlight with the Muppets. Also, a key element of success on the Relevancy Poll was missing this week: The "Weekend Update" segments. I mean, yes, there were two segments, but they were monopolized by the real John Huntsman and then, later, by Kermit the Frog. Who's number one? Let's find out!
'SNL' Scorecard: Jason Segel and the Muppets Get Things Started
by Mike Ryan, posted Nov 20th 2011 11:50AM
There's a danger in looking too forward to an individual 'SNL' host just because, on paper, they should excel. Too often I've thought, "Well, this person will obviously be great,' only to have that person come off as flat or uninterested. Jason Segel's name immediately jumped out as a potentially great host. I mean, yes, he was obviously going to bring the Muppets with him, that was a given. But this is a guy who has made it clear that hosting 'SNL' has been a lifelong dream. But Segel is a writer. Sometimes writers come to the show with ideas in mind (like Segel obviously did with "Andre the Giant Gets an Ice Cream") that aren't necessarily great. But, happily, Segel brought his A-game and he brought Paul Rudd because, well, why not bring Paul Rudd? On to a very happy Scorecard!
Who Scored Big in Week 6 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Nov 14th 2011 1:15PM
The reason that Emma Stone is such a good host is that she could easily be a cast member. The sketches don't have to feature her; she can just blend in and play a supporting character. In other words: she doesn't have to be the center of attention. Because of this, it leads to a show in which the cast can really shine. And, collectively, they did! But there were a few that had really standout weeks, including our surprise winner...
'SNL' Scorecard: Did Spider-Man Rescue Emma Stone's Show?
by Mike Ryan, posted Nov 13th 2011 12:40PM
Last season, Emma Stone hosted 'SNL' for the first time, a show that would introduce us to "Sex" Ed Vincent and "Les Jeunes de Paris." For Stone's return visit, "Les Jeunes de Paris" was back for a third time (sadly, "Sex" Ed still isn't back) – in fact, for whatever reason, of the first eight sketches of the night (including the two Update segments), only the Digital Short wasn't a recurring sketch. Even the Spider-Man monologue was a recurring sketch! Regardless, it doesn't matter -- Stone has now proven twice that she's a terrific host. But, after four subpar shows in a row to start the season, could Stone keep the momentum going that started with Charlie Day's show last week? On to the Scorecard!
Who Scored Big in Week 5 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Nov 7th 2011 12:45PM
For whatever reason, I had a feeling that Saturday night's show was going to be one of the better efforts of the season. Maybe I'm psychic! (Unfortunately, I'm not psychic.) Too often, when making 'SNL' predictions, the discussions break down into either, "Well, he's funny," or, "She was great in this movie, ergo, she will be a terrific 'SNL' host." (For the record, I may be the only person alive who instigates these type of discussions.) Here's really the most important intangible of being a great 'SNL' host: playing well with others. Charlie Day played well with others. So much so that everyone got themselves into the act this week, which, with a cast this big, is rare. But that's what made it good! So, with that, on to this week's slightly crowded Relevancy Poll...
'SNL' Scorecard: Did Charlie Day Have a Great Saturday Night?
by Mike Ryan, posted Nov 6th 2011 10:25AM
Well, what a difference a couple weeks off can make. Charlie Day lent his manic persona to a show that started slowly (the cold open was immediately forgettable) became worse (I wonder how many people switched off their televisions during the 'Dr. Oz' sketch), then found itself in a zone that, for the most part, built momentum as the show continued – thanks mostly to the chemistry between Day and Jason Sudeikis. Even Seth Meyers, who has often looked bored so far this season, hosted 'Update' with an aplomb that I was starting to forget existed (and having Hader visit as a drunk Rick Perry sure helped, too). There is hope! At least I have hope! Off to what just may be the first happier than not scorecard of the season...
Who Scored Big in Week 4 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Oct 17th 2011 1:00PM
Saturday night's show was, frankly, atrocious. But right at the very moment of our darkest hour, a hero would rise up. A hero who, almost single-handedly, made 'SNL' something to talk about this week. Now, this person didn't ask to be a hero – all he really asked for was some sweets – but, sometimes, legends come out of the most unexpected places. Our hero's name is Lord Cecil Wyndemere. After four weeks, it's more than apparent that 'SNL" needs some shakeups and so does this poll. And, really, it seems like the only real life that's been in the show so far this season has come from the newer cast members. Case in point: Saturday's show was dead on arrival, but, Paul Brittain enters the room as Wyndemere and the energy explodes. Why not keep doing that? (And then, of course, all that energy went to hell once the Ferrari Calendar sketch started.) On to the poll!
'SNL' Scorecard: Were There any Gems in Anna Faris' Dud of a Show?
by Mike Ryan, posted Oct 16th 2011 1:20PM
So, do you want the good news first or do you want the bad news? "The good news first," you may or may not have said? Well, the good news is that after a rare four week run of live shows, 'SNL' has two weeks off to recharge. And, wow, do they need it. I mean, could last night's Anna Faris monologue have been any more phoned in? It's always a bad sign when the writing staff resorts to "fake Q&A with the audience,' but, my God, at least sometimes those can still be funny. Also, more good news: Jason Sudeikis' pal Charlie Day will be the next host on November 5, which should bring some much needed comedic inspiration. Of course, the bad news: last night's show was somewhat awful. Also, Faris introduced the show as the "Halloween show" – but where was the Halloween? Where was Hader's Vincent Price sketch? Come to think of it, where was Anna Faris? Anna Faris is funny! Why wasn't she featured more often? Regardless, thankfully, near the end of the show, there were a couple of gems. (Actually, this show, for as bad as it was overall, had my two favorite sketches of the season.) On to the scorecard...
Who Scored Big in Week 3 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Oct 10th 2011 1:00PM
The quality of Saturday's show aside, this was the first week that really allowed the cast to be featured on the front lines. Which, yes, lead to a few shakeups in the Relevancy Poll. It is striking, though, to watch the differences in airtime that featured players Taran Killam and Paul Brittain have been receiving. Both guys seem extremely talented, yet Killam is getting more time than even a lot of the full-time cast members are while, at the same time, we are starting to worry about Brittain's future on the show.
'SNL' Scorecard: With Ben Stiller's Show Being This Bad, It's No Wonder Why Eddie Murphy Didn't Show Up
by Mike Ryan, posted Oct 9th 2011 2:00PM
'Saturday Night Live' did itself such a disservice by not immediately squashing the rumors of an Eddie Murphy appearance on last night's show. As we pointed out on Wednesday: this was most likely never, ever going to happen. But it would have been really fantastic if it had – and that's the problem: Anything less than an Eddie Murphy cameo is going to be a letdown. (And it doesn't help when the show is as lackluster as last night's Ben Stiller hosted effort.) I mean, Hugh Jackman showed up. From all accounts, people like Hugh Jackman. He's one of the biggest movie stars in the world. Do you know who Hugh Jackman isn't? Hugh Jackman isn't Eddie Murphy. Hugh Jackman isn't a guy who has openly despised the show that made him famous and then gave the world a glimmer of hope this week that this feud may be coming to an end. A world where 'SNL' and Eddie Murphy are on good terms is a world that I want to live in. Unfortunately, we don't live in that world. We live in a world that teases us with the hope of that world – and, sadly, that's a kinda dickish world to live in. On to the scorecard...
Who Scored Big in Week 2 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?
by Mike Ryan, posted Oct 3rd 2011 10:30AM
Even though the results were disappointing, this week's 'SNL' was, again, very host-centric – meaning there wasn't a ton of lead-role airtime to go around for cast members. Though, Jay Pharoah managed to get his first sketch of the season on the air, while poor Paul Brittain was nearly shut out. But who leads the poll after the second week of the season? A show hosted by 'Bridesmaids' star Melissa McCarthy? It should be no surprise that the top spot goes to...
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Haliwa Indians
The Haliwa Indians were recognized as a tribe by the North Carolina legislature in 1965. The tribal name is a combination of Halifax and Warren Counties, where the majority of the Haliwa live. One tradition relates that the present Indian communities in this area were founded by wounded survivors of the Tuscarora War and other colonial conflicts who were unable to rejoin their original tribal groups. In addition to North Carolina coastal tribes, Accomac, Cherokee, Nansemond, Occaneechi, Saponi, Tuscarora, and Tutelo Indians are claimed as Haliwa ancestors. Since 1975, the Haliwa have referred to themselves as the Haliwa-Saponi.
Although Indians were living in this area before the American Revolution and some served as soldiers in that war, the emergence of the Haliwa with a collective Indian identity has been relatively recent. The Haliwa Indian Club was organized in the 1950s, and its membership roll became the arbiter of Indian identity. As they were for other state-recognized tribes in North Carolina, schools and churches were important in strengthening Haliwa group identity, although a separate Haliwa school was not established until 1957.
In 1965, when the Haliwa became a state-recognized Indian tribe, nearly 400 persons successfully brought suit in Halifax County court to change the racial designation on their birth certificates, marriage licenses, and driver's licenses to "Indian." In the early 2000s there were approximately 3,000 Haliwas living in Halifax and Warren Counties. The tribe holds an annual powwow in April and conducts a number of economic and educational programs for its members.
J. K. Dane and B. Eugene Griessman, "The Collective Identity of Marginal Peoples: The N.C. Experience," American Anthropologist 74 (1972).
Alfred Tamarin, We Have Not Vanished: Eastern Indians of the United States (1974).
Ruth Y. Wetmore, First on the Land: The North Carolina Indians (1975).
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Haliwa-Saponi: http://haliwa-saponi.com/
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"Haliwa-Saponi Tribe In NC." Photo courtesy of Flickr user Neil Smith, taken on May 20, 2009. Available from http://www.flickr.com/photos/crowdive/3552177043/ (accessed May 23, 2012).
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beverly mozingo replied on Permalink
I was trying to find out info on my other family heritag. Grandfather was a saponey and grandmother was Haliwa . Could you help me ?
M Holmes replied on Permalink
My family heritage is also Haliwa Saponi. I'd be happy to share the information and genealogy I have of the CH Richardson Family.
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Thank you for posting your question! I have connected you via email with reference services at the State Library of NC's Government & Heritage Library.
Good luck in your research!
Michelle Underhill, Digital Information Management Program, Government & Heritage Library
Brandon replied on Permalink
400 people were able to change their race to "Indian" in 1965, what was their race before they changed it to "Indian?"
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What would I need to do to get my race status changed?
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24 Dessert Recipes in a JarAndrea Roxas and Amanda Green
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Looking back through these eyes
Childhood dreams reality lies
People and places always the same
Smoking and drinking part of the façade
Why was mommy falling?
Mommy couldn't stand up
Daddy had to hold her
Go back to bed yelling at us
Morning after the anger raged on
Mommy was crying and Daddy was gone
Brother, sister why? A little boy asked.
Don't worry things will get better.
It's a little argument it won't last.
Sometime later this teenager could see
People and places coming together fast
A familiar stage motives and scenery
On goes the show
The character I portray
Resembles my parents in a peculiar way
Ignoring my God and all of his will
For God was to blame for all of my ills
Resenting and hating the only will for me
Blinded by ignorance and one way for relief
Drowning my sorrows with bottles of apathy
Years and years the battle raged on
How many people and relations had I harmed
Endless destruction followed this young man
'Til the day of reckoning was at hand
Surrender to God I saw the light
Confused and still bitter
I ended this fight
Came to the halls broken and pained
Learned how to forgive and start living again
The demons of my past are no longer
Living in the now God's will shall keep me sober.
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I ended this fight
Came to the halls broken and pained
Learned how to forgive and start living again
The demons of my past are no longer
Living in the now God's will shall keep me sober.
Great way of expressing it. Thanks for sharing. I remembered much reading what you wrote...
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Bauer has three different flex profile familys in its stick line. The Nexus series offers a Tru-mid flex profile, which is easy to use and provides a nice natural feel. That's one good reason that makes the Nexus 400 stick a great option for an entry level player or a first time composite stick user.
Another is the nice secure grip that you'll be able to get from the square shaft shape with double-concave walls. This design really allows you to feel the corners in your hands and allows your fingers to sink in to the walls of the shaft. It's the same shaft shape that you'll find in the higher end Nexus sticks. The shaft itself is made carbon fiber and fiberglass and is available in either the Griptac or the gloss finish.
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from La-Z-Boy.
For product and general media inquiries contact:
Amy Hellebuyck,
Manager of Public Relations
For investor relations or corporate information contact:
Kathy Liebmann,
Director of Investor Relations andCorporate Communications
La-Z-Boy World Headquarters Awarded LEED® Silver Certification by U.S. Green Building Council
La-Z-Boy is pleased to announce today that it has been awarded LEED® Silver Certification for its new World Headquarters.
La-Z-Boy Helps Moms #TakeComfort Through Special Day of Community, Sharing and Back-to-School Surprises
La-Z-Boy is celebrating mothers across the U.S. and Canada today by recognizing the ups and downs that go along with getting their children back-to-school.
La-Z-Boy Unveils New World Headquarters
In a move that demonstrates the next step in the brand's evolution, La-Z-Boy recently opened its fresh, new-from-the-ground-up World Headquarters in Monroe, Mich. with a breathtaking design that captures the iconic brands sleek new style.
La-Z-Boy Chairman, President And CEO Kurt Darrow Receives City Of Hope Spirit Of Life Award
Kurt Darrow, chairman, president and chief executive officer of La-Z-Boy Inc. was recently awarded the City of Hope Spirit of Life Award.
La-Z-Boy Expands Product Offering With New Fashion-Forward Styles; Upgrades To Premier Construction For All Stationary Pieces
The fashion world is always creating new ways for us to look beautiful and stay that way. Now, La-Z-Boy, maker of the world's most comfortable furniture for more than 85 years, is creating new ways for our homes to do the same, with an expanded range of furniture styles that not only feel comfortable, but also look beautiful and stay that way, year after year.
La-Z-Boy Store Opens In Edina
La-Z-Boy Expands On Style, Comfort With New Additions to Its Most-Popular Collections
With the introduction of the Urban Attitudes collection at High Point Market last October, La-Z-Boy's commitment to sophisticated, modern offerings has never been more apparent.
La-Z-Boy Infuses Enhancements & More Power Into Its Reclining Collection
At High Point Market 2014, La-Z-Boy will unveil a technological
advancement enhancing the recline position in wall proximity products while offering the option to upgrade to power recline for ultimate comfort.
La-Z-Boy Store Opens In Timonium
La-Z-Boy Store Reopens In Rockville
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