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CANTON For the 12th year in a row, the four-day Remington Arts Festival wrapped up Sunday with a 5k run and walk, beginning at artist Frederic S. Remingtons gravesite in Evergreen Cemetery, going through St. Lawrence University and the village and ending on Court Street, where the famous American artist was born.
Its unique in that its a historic 5k, said Brooke E. Rouse, festival coordinator. It goes through different points of his life in Canton, so along the way, people are taking a historic tour.
Rebekah L. Wilkins-Pepiton, executive director of the St. Lawrence County Arts Council, said that since many people do not know Mr. Remington was from Canton, the festival informs the community about how important the north country was to him.
When they see Remingtons work, they begin to see that, she said. You begin to see it in a new light, and thats what this festival is all about.
Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton said the festival is always in conjunction with St. Lawrence Universitys Family Weekend, to bring through more traffic for the artists selling work in the park.
We always try to have a lot of activities for the families to be involved in, Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton said.
Ms. Rouse said the festival gives downtown options to students families who are in town for the weekend.
Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton said the festival also is scheduled around Mr. Remingtons birthday. The artist was born Oct. 4, 1861.
The festivities began Thursday with a birthday party for Mr. Remington at the Traditional Arts in Upstate New York center, 53 Main St.
It was the first time wed done that, so it was really exciting, Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton said.
The big day of the festival was Saturday, with an art show in the park. Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton said the show grew this year, with 24 vendors instead of the usual 15 to 20. From pottery to jewelry, fiber arts, photography, weve had a really wide variety of artists this year, she said.
Mr. Remington and his wife, Eva Caten, also showed up Saturday: Todd A. Moe, Norwood, and Shelly L. Pike, Canton, wore late-19th-century apparel and portrayed the Remingtons.
This is Frederic Remingtons birthday weekend, so they asked us to be here, Mr. Moe said. It is the Remington Arts Festival, so the Remingtons should probably be here.
Mr. Moe said he and Ms. Pike have volunteered and acted with the Grasse River Players.
Saturdays events also included horse-drawn carriage tours of the village and a student art competition at Canton Free Library.
The competitions theme this year was to find inspiration from nature in Mr. Remingtons work.
The first-place winners were Delaney Kerr, Clifton-Fine Central School, Star Lake, who sculpted a turtle, and Lesli G. Jandreau, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, who entered a painting titled Splash.
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Dr. Vivian Huang, an epidemiologist from New York who had worked previously with MSF in Swaziland, reflects on three months spent in northwestern Syria over the summer:
The civil war in Syria has now killed far more than 100,000 people. Millions of others have been displaced. The health care infrastructure has completely collapsed and the government has targeted health care facilities, making it even more difficult to provide much needed health care to the population.
As one of the few international medical organizations responding in Syria, MSF has provided medical support through field hospitals, trauma centers, burn units, and maternity care. It has also recognized the need for chronic disease management and outpatient care.
From June until September 2013, I worked as a general practitioner in an outpatient clinic MSF opened in a five-classroom school in northwestern Syria. It was situated high overlooking a valley, in a place where the staff often heard bombing and shelling in the distance. This took some getting used to.
We converted the classrooms into two consultation rooms, a mental health counseling room, a nursing station with a pharmacy, and a waiting room. About 85 percent of our patients came from the surrounding area, though the number of displaced people coming to the clinic steadily increased during the time I was there.
There were many challenges. One was providing adequate medications in sufficient amounts. Prior to the war, most patients could get sophisticated medications, tests, and imaging when needed. But now, patients were unable to get chronic disease medications to continue their treatment regimens, and we had a hard time filling the gap. In many cases, we had to start them on new medication regimens, providingreassurance and health education in order to assuage concerns.
Due to unreliable supplies of electricity and clean water, people couldn't refrigerate and clean food, and as a consequence, we saw many cases of food-related illnesses including typhoid fever, shigellosis, and giardia. We gave these patients oral rehydration salt and antibiotics. Some diabetic patients had trouble refrigerating their insulin, too. We gave them insulin that was stable at room temperature andmonitored their sugar levels in the clinic.
We also saw many young children who hadn't had any vaccinations since birth because of the war, and those who had, their vaccinations were often not up-to-date. As a result, we were seeing about five cases of measles, which hadn't been a problem in Syria, each day. MSF responded with a month-long measles vaccination campaign that reached 1,600 children and drastically reduced the caseload in our clinic.
What I found to be most challenging in the clinic was listening to patients talk about how the war has affected them. Many had lost children to either direct fighting or bombings and shellings. Some hadn't been unable to locate family members for months. Our staff had these stories, too. One nurse lost her father and brother during a bombing in a nearby city. Every time we would hear echoes from bombings and shellings, she would become extremely scared and start crying. Many of our staff weren't eating properly and lost a considerable amount of weight. Most smoked to cope with the constant stress.
We tried encouraging them to eat and provided lunch for everyone. We made it a point to have a break for at least 30 minutes during lunch each day so staff could rest and come together to support each other. The psychologist who joined us one month after the clinic opened offered counseling to patients and staff alike. There was always a line to see her. People would wait for hours. Our staff was reluctant at first, for fear of being stigmatized, but as time passed, they grew much more willing to speak with her.
One day, to lift people's spirits, we had a soccer match. Everyone played, drivers, guards, nurses, doctors, registrars, and translators. Afterwards, we all ate and talked and even shared some laughter.
I've now been home for a month, slowly readjusting to life in New York. Some days, it is still difficult to believe that I was in Syria. However, it was one of the best experiences in my life. I felt I was really needed and that I was able to use my skills to really help people. My eyes and ears are now more attuned to the Middle East and I continue to follow the situation closely, staying in touch with friends I met there through social media. It isn't easy to hear about the things happening in Syria, but it's better to know.


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Tip: Pink outerwear brightens up a neutral palette.
There's something so Rear Window about a pale, pink coat. Pair it with a neutral layer, like a white paneled skirt, and you'll be on your way to creating a modern, Grace Kelly-inspired ensemble.
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Peroxide pink: yes, it's an actual thing. We wouldn't recommend testing this look out at the office, per se, but why not take it for a spin this weekend?
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Found yourself in a party pickle? Not anymore, thanks to this totally feminine frock. When shopping for your own, be sure to look for simple silhouettes with standout textures like sequins, feathers, and beading.
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Tip: Committing to a pink suit? Go Carrie Bradshaw on it with a striped shirt and statement brooch.
There's a school of thought (endorsed by us) that whatever Carrie Bradshaw wore on Sex and the City is basically perfection. So, naturally, when we spotted this Bradshaw-esque suit on the streets we began recreating, immediately!
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It's only natural to shy away from cliché color combinations, but London-based stylist Julia Sarr Jamois' rendition of a pink Celine coat and purple turtleneck reaffirmed that you shouldn't fix what isn't broken.
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If you're looking to get the most out of your revived love for pink, we suggest an outfit à la Laura Bailey. Her Simone Rocha Wide-Leg Wool-Blend Pants ($1070) look bold next to that fuchsia, printed blouse. Ground the ensemble with a pale bomber jacket or coat.
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Every Friday, we feature a roundup of interesting articles, posts, DIY tutorials, and more from across the web. This week we're covering everything from winter trends (like faux fur vests) to spring trends (like trendy nail polish colors) and everything in between.
Want to rock the faux fur vest trend? Sara of High Fashion 4 Less shows you how to style it.
Over at Leopard and Lime, Alyssa shows off her favorite spring purse styles. We want that pink iPhone 5 Clutch Case by Michael Kors too!
Ever been confused when people ask you if you prefer wine fermented in oak or a barrel? The Everygirl will help you become a wine connoisseur in no time with their wine education and tasting 101.
As College Candy says, "Sometimes, your day just sucks." Here's how to turn around a bad day. Window shopping? Fro-yo? Sweat session? Yes please!
Did you get to attend any New York Fashion Week shows or did you just dream of them from the comfort of your home? Either way, Katie of Coco and Tea breaks down the best looks at the Alice + Olivia New York Fashion Week show.
Obviously we live in Fit in Clouds, but every girl has to mix it up, right? We're loving the Tory Burch slip-on sneakers that Sarah of Chevron and Stripes highlights in her Spring Sneaks post.
Megan of Professiongal rocks her girlfriend blazer in her new blog series Office Time to Overtime. Of course, we mostly love the part where she mentions that she loves wearing flats!
When Nikki of Cupcakes for Breakfast posted Five Things, we couldn't decide which one was our favorite: the cropped gold leather jacket, the leather scallop edge bag, black wedges, hot chip necklace, or the Paris coffee table book.
Kate of DomestiKated knows the way to our hearts is with pearl details like big pearl earrings and a beaded pearl sweater.
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Upcoming games: Devils, February 7, 7:00 p.m.; Lightning, February 9, 7:00 p.m.; @ Flyers, February 11, 1:00 p.m.; Capitals, February 12, 12:30 p.m.
New Jersey Devils (63 points, 6th place, 30-19-3)
The Devils won 4-3 in a shootout last week against the Blueshirts after David Clarkson scored the tying goal for New Jersey in the final minute of regulation. The Devils rallied from three one-goal deficits in their ninth shootout win. Ilya Kovalchuk scored a power play goal and the game winning shootout goal. Kovalchuk has ten points in his last four games and was named the NHL's second star of the week. New Jersey beat the Penguins 5-2 on Sunday for their fourth straight win. Rookie breakout Adam Henrique recently returned to the lineup after a groin injury had him sidelined the last few games. The Devils moved up in the NHL's power ranking this week to the ninth slot thanks to some under the radar contributions from left winger Alexei Ponikarovsky. He has two goals and four assists in six games.
Tampa Bay Lightning (51 points, 11th place, 23-23-5)
The Rangers are 1-1 against the Lightning this season. The Lightning beat the Rangers 3-2 in a shootout at Madison Square Garden back in December. Tampa Bay has gotten in a groove lately. They beat the Panthers 6-3 on Saturday, their sixth win in the last seven games. Martin St. Louis scored a hat trick in his 900th career game while captain Vincent Lecavalier had three assists and Steven Stamkos netted his league leading 34th goal. Their offense remains dynamic and deadly but their goaltending is still a sore spot. The Lightning have the worst goals against average in the league, allowing an average of 3.3 goals per game. Dwayne Roloson has a 3.65 goals against average while Mathieu Garon is 16-13. Garon has won four of his last five starts though.
Philadelphia Flyers (66 points, 4th place, 30-16-6)
The Rangers have the Flyers number. A dominant 5-2 win at the Garden on Sunday was the Rangers fourth straight win against Philadelphia this season, and sixth straight since last season. The weekend was tough for Philly as they lost a messy game 6-4 to the Devils on Saturday. Center Zac Rinaldo was fined $5,000 by the league for a late hit and dangerous trip during the Devils match. The Flyers dropped in the NHL's power rankings two slots down to 10th place after posting a dismal 10-7-3 record since December's seven game winning streak.
The Flyers have a potent offense, ranked second in the league with an average of 3.3 goals per game. Claude Giroux and his top line mates Scott Hartnell and Jaromir Jagr are leading the team in points, goals, power play goals and game winning goals.
Washington Capitals (58 points, 9th place, 27-21-4)
The Rangers are 1-1 against the Caps this season. The Blueshirts lost 4-1 on December 28 in Washington. Alex Semin scored two goals while Tomas Vokoun made 31 saves in the victory the last time the teams met. The Caps had a roller coaster weekend with a 3-0 shutout against the Canadiens on Saturday only to be followed with a 4-1 blowout at home against the Bruins. It was captain Alex Ovechkin's second game back after a three game suspension. Center Brooks Laich was rattled after a check into the boards by Dennis Seidenburg. His status is still questionable for their upcoming game against the Florida Panthers tomorrow. The Capitals have been without star center Nicklas Backstrom for the last 14 games due to a concussion. The Caps, just two points out of a playoff spot, are 4-4-2 in their last ten games. Veteran NHLer Keith Aucoin was recently recalled from their AHL affiliate to help plug up the hole at center. Aucoin leads the AHL in scoring with 70 points and in assists (59).


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Review: 'True Blood' Is Back, With Yet More Vampires, Witches and Melodrama
by Maureen Ryan, posted Jun 24th 2011 3:00PM
Oh, 'True Blood.' What am I going to do with you?
Just like one of the characters on the show, 'True Blood' (9PM ET Sunday, HBO) goes through a transformation in the first couple of episodes of its fourth season. Creator and head writer Alan Ball appears to have remembered that his characters -- humans, shapeshifters, vampires, faeries and the like -- are living beings with actual emotions and not just objects for him to Bedazzle with ever-thicker encrustations of incidents, events and OMG moments.
It's a refreshing and surprising change of pace. But then in the third episode, the show starts to show signs of falling into ruts it has frequently and heedlessly dived into before.
Just like one of the characters on the show, 'True Blood' (9PM ET Sunday, HBO) goes through a transformation in the first couple of episodes of its fourth season. Creator and head writer Alan Ball appears to have remembered that his characters -- humans, shapeshifters, vampires, faeries and the like -- are living beings with actual emotions and not just objects for him to Bedazzle with ever-thicker encrustations of incidents, events and OMG moments.
It's a refreshing and surprising change of pace. But then in the third episode, the show starts to show signs of falling into ruts it has frequently and heedlessly dived into before.
True Blood: Beyond Here Lies Nothin' (season finale)
by Jane Boursaw, posted Sep 14th 2009 5:00AM
(S02E12) "You may be the strongest, oldest vampire in my queendom, but if I wanted, I could own your fangs as earrings." - The Vampire Queen to Eric
We've come to the end of season two of True Blood, and I'm glad to see the Maryann storyline end (this is no spoiler; Alan Ball talked about it in my interview with him; and yes, Michelle Forbes is a fantastic actress). On the other hand, I'm sad to see True Blood ending and will wait impatiently for season three to start.
But this finale brought an end to a few storylines and set things up nicely for new ones in season three. After the jump, the episode review and your comments. Don't click through if you haven't watched the episode yet!
True Blood: Frenzy
by Jane Boursaw, posted Aug 31st 2009 4:55AM
(S02E11) "I am gonna kick that bitch's evil ass out of my gran's house, and then you are gonna shoot her." Sookie to Lafayette, about Maryann
Well, they didn't make us wait, and picked up with True Blood right where we left off last week, with Bill walking in on the vampire queen, played deliciously by Evan Rachel Wood. And ... is the vampire queen a lesbian? There were certainly some sexual overtones with her sucking blood out of the girl's leg, and then later saying, "I haven't enjoyed sex with men since the Eisenhower administration." Then again, she did ask Bill if he wanted to have sex, and he politely declined. He also declined her suggestion that he feed on the girl.
"What gives you the right to say no to the femoral blood of a good woman?" she asks. "You know what your problem is, William? You're a snob. Tiny, tiny souls. Or penises. Or both."
True Blood: New World in My View
by Jane Boursaw, posted Aug 24th 2009 2:04AM
(S02E10) "Jesus and I agreed to see other people, but that doesn't mean we don't still talk from time to time." - Lafayette to Tara's mom, praying over a spellbound Tara
I'm as hooked on Eric as the next girl, but I must admit, I felt a little protective of Bill during that opening scene. Sookie comforting Eric and kissing his blood-tear-stained face over the loss of Godric was sweet, but emotional. If and when that day comes, I'm not sure who I'll be rooting for: Eric or Bill. It would definitely be a tough choice for Sookie.
True Blood: I Will Rise Up
by Jane Boursaw, posted Aug 17th 2009 5:05AM
(S02E09) "I don't know what you is, but I'm feelin' you, and you a soulless bitch." - Lafayette to Maryann
After so many slam-dunk episodes of True Blood in a row, this one kind of leveled off a little. Still a great episode, just not super-great. But ... there were a few super-great scenes. We'll talk about those after the jump, so those who wish to remain spoiler-free don't yell at me ...
True Blood: Timebomb
by Jane Boursaw, posted Aug 10th 2009 2:03AM
(S02E08) "It grew back." - Jessica to Hoyt
You know, I never really thought about it, but Jessica is in a really interesting situation. She was a virgin when she was turned, so of course, each new time she makes love, it's going to "heal up," and she'll have to start from scratch, so to speak. What an awful predicament!
It's not so bad for Hoyt, who seems happy that "every time will be like our first time." Not so for Jessica, who says, "But it'll hurt like hell. I'm a fucking deformity of nature. I'm gonna be a virgin forever."
True Blood: Release Me
by Jane Boursaw, posted Aug 3rd 2009 7:52AM
(S02E07) "Feeling sorry for things is just an excuse not to celebrate your own happiness." - Maryann
Ok, I take back my earlier comment about trying to reconcile the fact that Maryann isn't a villain. She IS a villain, and just because SHE doesn't think she's a villain doesn't make it all ok. So there. Her actions are causing other people to forget what's transpired, do bad things, and break peoples' arms. That's just not right, Maryann. Just not right.
True Blood: Hard-Hearted Hannah
by Jane Boursaw, posted Jul 27th 2009 4:38AM
(S02E06) "In person, she looks like vanilla pudding." - Sookie to Hugo, describing Sarah Newlin
Disturbing. Sexy. Gross. Creepy. Mysterious. Musical. Scary. Funny. How a show can pack so much into one hour is beyond me. We'll start with the amazing Alan Ball and work our way down through the actors, writers, and the rest of the crew. I'm sure even craft services has a spread of delicious food for these folks every day.
I fell in love with season one of True Blood, and each episode of season two keeps raising the bar higher and higher. This was the best one yet, with plenty of new drama, mystery and, yes, disturbing stuff.
True Blood: Never Let Me Go
by Jane Boursaw, posted Jul 20th 2009 4:20AM
(S02E05) "There's enough people in my brain already. You're on your own." - Barry to Sookie, who says she can teach him how to control his telepathy
So ... some of our beloved True Blood characters are finding new cohorts just like them. We now know that Daphne is a shapeshifter, which is causing her and Sam to grow even that much closer (and those two are pretty hot together!). I'm not sure I totally trust her, though maybe she'll help Sam to feel better about his lot in life. She seems to have no issues with her abilities, and it was sexy hearing their foreplay talk about how they feel right before they shift.
True Blood: Shake and Fingerpop
by Jane Boursaw, posted Jul 13th 2009 3:58AM
(S02E04) "Evil is making the pre-medicated choice to be a dick." - Jason
TV Squad has THE smartest readers on the Web. I'm even more sure of that after reading the comments about last week's episode, "Scratches."
Nancy said Maryann appears to be a Circe, and Crystal backed her up, noting, "Most notably, Circe turned Odysseus' crew into swine, but she had the power to concoct potions and cast spells to turn humans into any animal, which we saw when she forced Sam to shape shift against his will. Inviting her victims to a sumptuous feast to dispense her "Circean poison" is her classic trap."
There's no doubt that's exactly what happened in last night's episode, with Tara's birthday feast, culminating in Maryann doing her shaky thing that caused everyone to act like animals, whether they were smearing food all over themselves or having mad sex. Perhaps Eggs impregnated Tara with ... something ... ? Maybe that's why he's called "Eggs." And what was up with Maryann clawing the earth, then having her hands grow those three long fingers? Is that a characteristic of a Circe?
True Blood: Scratches
by Jane Boursaw, posted Jun 29th 2009 3:55AM
(S02E03) "He can do it. I'm wearin' my favorite pumps." - Pam to Eric, when he asked her and Chow to go troll the woods for the bull-creature
I could hear Lou Grant in my head during this episode of True Blood, saying "Sookie, you've got spunk." Only instead of hating Sookie's spunk, I'm loving it. I'd like to have just half the spunk Sookie's got. Last season, she not only buried her grandma and cleaned up all that blood in her kitchen, but she has no problem getting out of a car after fighting with Bill and stomping off into the night, knowing there are weird creatures out there. Ok, maybe not the smartest move on her part, but it did lead to good results for Lafayette.
Those were some serious scratches Sookie had after the bull creature attacked her. I hope True Blood gets an Emmy nod for makeup, because they really do a good job with the blood and guts, not to mention mouth-foaming on Sookie's part in this episode.
True Blood: Keep This Party Going
by Jane Boursaw, posted Jun 22nd 2009 5:20AM
Well, eeewwww! I hope nobody was eating dinner during this episode, because there were some real gross-out scenes. The opener with a chained-in-the-basement Lafayette being hit by a severed arm and watching Erik drool large amounts of blood was bad enough. But later when Lafayette foraged through the guy's severed leg to find a piece of metal (at least, I think it was metal) to jimmy his chain lock open ... well, I was seriously cringing.
I'm really trying not to reveal spoilers on the front page, but there's not a whole lot about True Blood that isn't a spoiler. I guess I could talk about Bill and Sookie having makeup sex and post-sex pillow talk, and how interesting it was to Bill ... nah, that's just not interesting enough on its own for pre-jump text.
True Blood: Nothing But the Blood (season premiere)
by Jane Boursaw, posted Jun 15th 2009 2:54AM
(S02E01) "I think I've seen enough dead bodies to last me a lifetime." - Sookie to Sam
Have I mentioned how excited I am to have True Blood back? Yeah, I think so. At least 43 times around the Web. And tonight's season two premiere did not disappoint. It was everything Stephen Moyer said it would be when I talked to him last week -- dark, sexy, mysterious and bloody good.
For those of you who need time to catch up with your Tivo, I'll keep this front part unspoiled. But I won't be giving anything away by saying that they tied seasons one and two together very nicely. Some of the questions we had from season one are answered. Some are not.
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(NEWS CENTER) -- On Thursday, Facebook announced changes coming to the news feed feature.
Facebook has branded this new change "goodbye clutter" which fits the goal very well. The biggest change is an option of news feeds. Trying to model a newspaper, they will have a music feed, sports feed and a follow feeds. The follow feed will feature the pages you've "liked"or the people you follow/subscribe to (this is different from the people you friend). They've also said these feeds will be in chronological order, which has been a major complaint from users. Here are all the new feeds they are offering:
- All Friends - a feed that shows you everything your friends are sharing
- Photos - a feed with nothing but photos from your friends and the Pages you like
- Music - a feed with posts about the music you listen to
- Following - a feed with the latest news from the Pages you like and the people you follow.
It looks as though you can customize feeds as you like. The same way you do now with "lists." It looks like you can keep the lists you have currently, but they'll now be called "feeds" instead of "lists."
The option of most recent and top stories will stay as an option too, but the "all friends" will propbably be the more popular feature. It will function like "news ticker" does now.
The other big changes will be way you see and use Facebook on desktop and mobile. The mobile side has been upgraded to be more aware of the device that it is one and size itself to a more friendly user design. This basically means that the way you see it on your desktop/laptop will be exactly the same as you see it on the iPhone/iPad and Android devices. This will actually favor the iPad, or tablet, experience more.
The other big take away is the quality of photos. Facebook said today that, to this point, the quality has not been as dynamic as the original files of the photos we're taking. So they will now allow for the highest quality possible. This also plays into actual news stories. The images from links/news sites, will be bigger. Their plan is to take better advantage of the various photos from news organizations (and liked pages) throughout various posts. Bottom line, more visual.
These changes, as with all Facebook changes, will take time to roll out. They say we won't see them right away, but you might see the odd little change here and there. They've also allowed for people to sign up the the changes right away through this link:
Now while this will still time to roll out, anyone who signs up will get is sooner then the general masses. Facebook wants to iron out any bugs in the system by allowing early adopters.
My opinion: Both the photo changes and the news feed options are very similar to options Google + has already rolled out. While Facebook has no worries about Google + stealing their thunder, it is nice to see they are aware of the better features Google is up to.


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MASSENA – The Kinney Drugs Foundation has committed $25,000 in support of the Massena Memorial Hospital Foundations Growing Care Campaign.
The campaign is in support of Massena Memorial Hospitals new Medical Office Building. The MMH Foundation board of directors has committed to raise $250,000 in capital support for the new Medical Office Building.
The Kinney organization has been a part of the Massena since the early 1900s. It is most gratifying to be able to support the Massena Memorial Hospital in a way to realize the Kinney Drugs Foundations vision, Hhelping people live healthier lives in the communities served by Kinney Drugs Inc., according to Tracey Stoffel, executive director of the Kinney Drugs Foundation.
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BUFFALO, NY - A viewer contacted 2 On Your Side to report his concerns about the personal information on others he's been getting delivered...to his living room.
It provides an example of how private information can be shared with others inadvertently or due to sloppiness when it comes to safeguarding it.
It is also a story about the frustration of a person who says he has just been trying to do the right thing to no avail.
Retired steel worker Ron Lorek started getting numerous calls to his Cheektowaga home a couple of years ago, where on the other end of the line, instead of a person's voice, he'd hear a fax machine.
He contacted his phone provider to no avail, so he got the idea to buy his own fax machine, hook it up, and see if he would start receiving faxes to get at the root of the calls.
What he received surprised him.
Medical records...with patients social security numbers, ages, addresses, telephone numbers, and private medical information.
He's contacted some of the people whose information he had, to inform them. He has also tried to alert the senders of the sensitive information...who he says did not seem to care.
"They didn't even get back to me to tell me that they wanted it, or I should destroy it. That is what's so frustrating. If I were an identity thief, I'd have all the information I needed to ruin someone's life," Lorek told WGRZ-TV.
Lorek also says he called People Inc. a local human services provider, who employed those whose information he had, and which had been the apparent intended recipients of the faxes, some from area medical providers who those employees used.
He claims he was bounced from person to person; and conceded the last one he spoke with frustrated him.
"She was trying to argue with me that it's their fax number and I've had it for 28 years," he said.
Two On Your Side paid a visit to People Inc.'s headquarters in Williamsville. There we were able to confirm the fax number of the company's human resources department, is only one digit different from Lorek's home number. The disparate digits are also right next to each other on a telephone or fax machine touch pad.
Director of Human Resources Trisha Duke also agreed to meet with Lorek, who then delivered the records he possessed directly to her.
Duke told us the company is investigating how the mistake could have been happening for as long as Lorek claims. It is also contacting those who sent the faxes to his number.
Duke also says the company has decided to take an additional step, by changing the fax number for its human resources department, in an effort to reduce the chances of Lorek receiving anymore-inadvertent documents.
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Local basketball players compete in two ball tournament.
The Utah Jazz hosted the regional two ball competitions around the state last weekend. Carbon County residents had to compete in Lehi. The Castle Country was represented very well at the competition. Megan Tubbs and Amber Demaris won the eight and nine year old division giving them an opportunity to compete in the finals held at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on March 28.
Tubbs and Demaris finished first when Carbon County Recreation held the local competition at Carbon High on February 2. By winning their division, the girls qualified for the regional competition held in Lehi. The tandem was the last to shoot at the regional competition. They scored 12 points combined to win.
Students in other divisions representing Carbon County included Felicia Olmos, Samantha Olson, Whitney Williams, Kate Kulow, Brett Davis, Pyper Jones, Jordan Moynier, Marcus Zaccaria, Taylor Olsen, and Jacob Butler.
Carbon High names new head football coach.
At its monthly meeting held March 13, the Carbon School Board announced that Don Gressmen will take over as head coach for the Carbon High Dinos football team next season. Gressmen has been teaching at the high school for 14 years and has coached the Dinos football team for four years in the past. Gressmen will be replacing former head coach Troy Moynier who resigned as head coach earlier this year.
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In accordance with the Provisions of the Rhode Island State Statutes, Chapter 42, Title 34-42-4, a Public Auction will be held on September 27, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. at Simply Self Storage (formerly EZ Storage), 50 O'Keefe Lane, Warwick, RI 02888, 401-785-9550. The property in the following units will be sold:
Unit #189 - Jennifer Lucia, kitchen table and chairs, television, boxes, tubs, trunk, collectibles
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Agrium announced a drop in earnings for third-quarter 2012, with net income decreasing 56%, to $129 million, because of multiple tax-related charges, including a pretax, share-based payment expense of $53 million; a one-time charge of $66 million, related to environmental remediation liabilities; and a $5-million charge associated with the closure of its Courtright (Ontario) facility, announced in August. Excluding these charges, earnings would have been $215 million, or $1.34/share, the company says. Sales also fell—6%, to $2.9 billion...
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Enchanted Garden on the Disney Dream is a large-sized, Main Dining restaurant located on Deck 2, Midship. Inspired by the picturesque gardens of Versailles, Enchanted Garden boasts a market-inspired menu of mouthwatering flavors from around the world for breakfast, lunch and dinner—and a wondrous environment that magically transforms from day to night over the course of the dining experience.
Boasting painted frescoes where rolling hills mingle with lush greenery and a magnificent blue sky overhead, Enchanted Garden invites Guests to dine in a serene splendor that recalls an elegant conservatory amid the foothills in France. Adding to the idyllic atmosphere are custom-glass flower light fixtures that suspend overhead, white trellises, ornamental light posts and—at the center of the restaurant—a delightful 7-foot tall cascading fountain, home to a fanciful stone cherub Mickey Mouse.
Dining Experience
Dining at Enchanted Garden means you can expect something magical to happen. During the course of the day, the restaurant's sweeping ceiling changes from a brilliant blue daytime color into the golden red of a setting sun, finally transforming into a captivating nighttime constellation of twinkling stars. Additionally, flower light fixtures "bloom" and become bathed in color, decorative wall sconces fall away to become folding fans, wall paintings project a dusky illumination and the centerpiece fountain is flooded with shimmering light.
Dinner at Enchanted Garden is part of the reserved Rotational Dining that occurs nightly during your cruise. When you book your cruise, you will be asked to select a dinner and live show time based upon availability at that time. Requests to change these assignments may be made during the booking process or upon boarding the ship, if availability allows. Once onboard, check the dining tickets that can be found in your stateroom for assigned dinner and show seating times, restaurant schedule and table number.
Enchanted Garden offers a mouthwatering 4-course affair, serving a seasonal menu of exquisite culinary delights for Guests of all ages.
Dress Code
The dress code for dinner at Enchanted Garden changes daily. Check the Personal Navigator—the Disney Cruise Line daily newsletter detailing all there is to see and do—for more information while onboard. However, you are requested to not wear tank tops or swim wear whilst dining in Enchanted Garden for dinner.
A buffet lunch is available at Enchanted Garden on select dates. Check the Personal Navigator—the Disney Cruise Line daily newsletter detailing all there is to see and do—for specific times and dates while onboard.
Open seating is available when dining at lunch, meaning you and your family are invited to dine at any table you choose.
A breakfast buffet is available at Enchanted Garden on select days of your cruise. Because operating hours do vary daily, check the Personal Navigator—the Disney Cruise Line daily newsletter detailing all there is to see and do—for specific time and dates while onboard.
Child's Menu
For the most discerning child's palate, Enchanted Garden is proud to offer a large selection of classic children's food favorites.
The following beverages are available at Enchanted Garden for an additional charge plus gratuity:
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On the Disney Dream, our original live productions will be performed three times each evening. In order to make certain everyone is accommodated—similar to our assigned dining times—you will be assigned a specific performance. If you are on the first dinner seating time, you'll be assigned either the first performance or third performance of the live show. If you are on the second dinner seating, you'll be assigned to attend either the first or second show performances.
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The LED Flat Panel is the most prominent display technology available. LED Flat Panels are used in everything from smartphones and tablet PCs to laptops and control panels on washing machines and dryers and naturally in LED Televisions. LED TVs use LEDs (light-emitting diodes) for screen backlight instead of the older CFL (neon tube) technology. LED TVs are thinner, brighter, more energy-efficient, and weigh much less than most forms of display technology. The bold and vivid color created by an LED TV will give everything you watch outstanding contrast ratios.
Paul's TV & Appliances offers a wide variety of LED Televisions from top-rated manufacturers like Samsung, Sharp, LG, Toshiba, and more. You'll find various sizes from smaller, affordable 32" - 47" screens to medium-size, super-thin 55" - 65" displays, even top-of-the-line 80" and 90" classes. Select from a range of picture resolutions that include 720p HD, Full HD 1080p, and 4K UHD - many of these televisions include motion and clarity enhancing features like an improved refresh rate and dimming technology. Most LED TVs we offer have additional features to enhance your viewing experience, like 3D playback and conversion, built-in Wi-Fi with access to streaming media services (Netflix, Hulu Plus, etc.) and more...
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The current party preaches fiscal responsibility, but for many years they have outspent the Democrats, and it has been decades since a GOP president has balanced the budget.
The party controls the House, who has the government checkbook. And what does the GOP do with that fiscal power? Not only does the GOP not cut spending, but it also threatens not to pay the bills they have run up — along with their Democrat colleagues, of course.
The party seems to be bought and sold by the NRA, even after recent mass murders, including the shooting of one of their colleagues.
Some Republicans want to put armed guards in all of our schools, but what then about our churches, movie theaters and sporting events? I admit that, from the pulpit, I would have the best shot — but I would probably take out the back pew instead.
Most Republicans seem to wax nostalgic about Ronald Reagan, forgetting that what George H.W. Bush called Reagan's "voodoo economics" began our deep descent into national debt.
President Reagan inherited a national debt of under a trillion and then increased it three-fold. To his credit, in light of horrible deficits because of cutting taxes without cutting spending, President Reagan raised taxes many times, which present conservatives conveniently forget.
George W. Bush seems to have been vaporized, like so many politicians in George Orwell's classic novel, "1984." Plus, the bookends of his presidency are 9/11 and the financial collapse. So, no role model here! He did not even appear at last summer's national convention.
How about Dwight D. Eisenhower as the new role model for the GOP? He balanced budgets, got us out of the Korean War and did not get seduced by the French to get us into Vietnam. He resisted his generals five times when they wanted to nuke other countries.
Ike built the highway system we enjoy today, a model which we need to consider now as we debate our crumbling infrastructure. The rich paid close to 90 percent in income taxes and few complained in the midst of prosperity.
President Eisenhower warned us about the military-industrial complex, which has dominated Congress and the White House ever since. He tried to get a civil rights bill passed, but it was sunk by the Southern Democrats. He put into place the technology that took us to the moon and gave us the Internet. He stood up to Southern governors who tried to keep black children from going to school alongside white children.
The chief thing President Eisenhower as a role model could bring to our current politics is a sense of decency and civility, both sadly lacking in Washington today. He was a faithful Presbyterian, but unlike many members of the present GOP, he did not shove religion down our throats.
The GOP currently uses religion as a sledgehammer against those who are not "pure" on issues such as abortion, taxes, homosexuality and gay marriage. The GOP uses ideology to cower fellow party members who don't follow the NRA's rigid thinking about assault weapons and magazine clips.
Lastly, Eisenhower served in the military, unlike most members of Congress on both sides of the aisle. Mitt Romney did not serve, nor did any of his five sons. President Obama also did not serve in the military. Service in the military should be seen as a political asset in a time of frequent wars and pork-barrel spending on weapons we no longer need.
If the GOP embraced its past of Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and Eisenhower, and learned from them what should be priorities for America — instead of its present obsessions — independents like me might give the party a close look, especially in light of our No. 1 crisis, our national debt.
Even my children, who will inherit this debt, might give the GOP another look.
Unless the Republican Party begins to attract young people, more women, minorities (who in time will no longer be minorities) and gay people, the party will go the way of the Whigs — the path they seem to be on at present.
— By the Rev. Henry Idema, Tribune religion columnist