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A key experience of a college education is the opportunity to live and study with people from diverse backgrounds. This is uniquely true at NYU, where students are prepared to enter an increasingly global society by studying at campuses throughout the world. For this reason, geographic diversity is be a variable in the room assignment process for first year students. This model will reflects the University's value that students should network across geographic differences. It is important to note that this restricts a student's ability to request another incoming student as a roommate for their first year in residence.
The following criteria are considered when assignments are made for incoming freshmen residents:
Students may not submit requests for specific roommates during their freshman year at NYU, as we feel it is an important for all new students to meet new people, expand their interests, broaden their understanding of different regions and cultures, and stretch their comfort zones with all that NYU's global network has to offer. We want our residents to celebrate each others commonalities and expect that they will respect each others differences.
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28 U.S. Code § 2246 - Evidence; depositions; affidavits
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 646, 62 Stat. 966.)
Historical and Revision Notes
This section is derived from H.R. 4232 introduced in the first session of the Seventy-ninth Congress by Chairman Sumners of the House Committee on the Judiciary. It clarifies existing practice without substantial change.
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College Church > Quick Reference > Parking
On Saturday evening for the 5:15 p.m. mass and Sunday morning for the 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. masses, free parking is available in the Georgetown parking lot (on the northwest corner of Grand and Laclede) and the Laclede parking garage (on the southwest corner of Grand and Laclede).
At other times, visitor parking is available in the Laclede garage (on the southwest corner of Grand and Laclede) for $1.50 per hour.
The Georgetown lot and the Laclede garage are one block south of the church.
There is limited on-street parking (with parking meters) on Lindell near the church. Until 7 p.m. on Monday through Saturday, the meters require $0.25 per 20 minutes for a maximum of either 1.5 or 2 hours.
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Top 30 Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts for Java Programmer
22 comments :
- Gautam said...
Good list of short cuts. Should have mentioned Ctrl-Shift-L to get this list and Ctrl-Shift-L twice to customize it.
- January 22, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- Anonymous said...
1) Ctrl + T for finding class even from jar
Ctrl + T is the shortcut for Quick Hierarchy (Show the quick hierarchy of the selected element)
- April 5, 2011 at 5:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
1) Ctrl + Shift + T for finding class even from jar
2) Ctrl + Shift + R for finding any resource (file) including config xml files
- April 6, 2011 at 1:41 AM
- Javin Paul said...
Thanks for your comment Anonymous. yes Ctrl + Shift + T can be used to find classes from jar and that's what the difference between Ctrl + Shift + T and Ctrl + Shift + R. I also used Ctrl + Shift + T to findout which class comes first in classpath and its very useful if you have two classes with same name in two jar's and both jar in your classpath and one of them work and other doesn't.
- April 15, 2011 at 8:00 PM
- Javin Paul said...
Thanks for your comment Keyboard shortcuts I visited your site and it has really good collection of keyboard shortcuts for various technology including eclipse 3.0.
- April 15, 2011 at 8:01 PM
- Javin Paul said...
Thanks Gautam for informing us about Ctrl-Shift-L. I have included in main list for benefit of we all.
- April 15, 2011 at 8:02 PM
- Javin Paul said...
Thanks Anonymous, Its good to know that these eclipse keyboard shortcuts are useful for you.
- April 15, 2011 at 8:03 PM
- Anonymous said...
To go along with #28 Ctrl+Shift+P, I find Alt+Shift+UpArrow or Alt+Shift+DownArrow useful when both braces are not visible on the same screen.
Place the cursor next to the brace you want to match, then Alt+Shift+UpArrow and the matching braces and the code in between will be highlighted. Pressing Alt+Shift+UpArrow again expands the selection further. The highlighting can make brace matching much more evident.
Furthermore, this highlighting can be used on any logical block of code - put the cursor in the middle of any word (a string, a method,...) and try it.
- May 16, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- Anonymous said...
Ctrl+j = incremental search is superior to Ctrl+f and essential for code navigation, means just Ctrl+j and type on. It will jump to the first match. Use Ctrl+j or Arrow down for the next match and Ctrl+Shift+j or Arrow up to move backwards
- September 8, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Javin @ java.lang.unsupportedclassversionerror said...
@Anonymous thanks for your valuable suggestion, this eclipse shortcut indeed sounds quite useful , going to try it.
- September 9, 2011 at 4:47 AM
- Anonymous said...
ctrl+shift+l displays list of all keyboard shortcuts
- September 30, 2011 at 8:20 AM
- Abhijeet S. Sutar said...
A Master Shortcut - CTRL+3
- October 29, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- Sandeep Kumar said...
Thanks Javin for this nice post. I've also compiled a list of useful Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts and also uploaded a video showing how to use these shortcuts while programming.
Eclipse IDE Keyboard Shortcuts for Developers
- December 13, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- Soya said...
My Favroties :
Eclipse shortcuts to comment and uncomment
Eclipse shortcut to formatting
Eclipse shortcut to finding Type information
Eclipse shortcut to remove all unused imports
Eclipse shortcut to run Java program
Eclipse shortcut to debug Java program
- October 10, 2012 at 3:33 AM
- Anonymous said...
What is Eclipse shortcut for static import in Java 5 ? is there any keyword shortcut to go from top of the page to bottom of page in Java Editor window ?
- October 10, 2012 at 3:42 AM
- Ravindra said...
is there any book to learn Eclipse IDE? I want to master this IDE and increase my productivity by learning lots of tips, tricks and shortcuts. please let me know, if there is any comprehensive tutorial or book exists for Eclipse.
- June 12, 2013 at 1:21 AM
- Anonymous said...
One of the keyboard shortcut I often use is Alt +Shift +s and Generate getter and Setters to generate automatic code mainly getter and setter.
- May 6, 2014 at 1:20 AM
- AndreAgosto said...
For editor i find very useful CTRL + ALT + up(or down) to duplicate a line (or all lines selected)
also CTRL + D to delete a line (or all lines selected) is very useful
- May 12, 2014 at 12:15 AM
- Anonymous said...
Ctrl + Home go to top of the document
Ctrl + End go to bottom of the document
- July 3, 2014 at 5:04 PM
- Anonymous said...
F12 to switch back to editor
- January 30, 2015 at 9:48 AM
- ANUPAM KUMAR said...
HI .. Use Ctrl + Shift + / (from Numpad) to shrink all methods at once
and Ctrl + Shift + * (from Numpad) to expand all shrinked methods
- April 2, 2015 at 10:54 PM
- Gouthami M said...
alt+shift+s+r---- for setters and getters
alt+l to select
- October 9, 2015 at 9:45 PM


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The unlocked LG Optimus is a device that has been highly popular since it was first announced by the company. There are a number of things about the phone and make a differ from the previous releases. The phone will be running on the Android 2.2 operating system, and while the specs are really not that impressive overall, there are much better than you would expect from a phone so slim. The phone is great because the LG Optimus is much thinner than other phones on the market. At its thickest point of his 9 mm thickness. Out of smallest point the phone is only 6 mm in thickness. They're making by far one of the smallest phones with LG is ever released and is easily the most impact the mobile phone that they have released so far. That should make the phone a highly popular phone in the unlocking community, and it is quite fun to play with.
The phone features a 4 inch nova display that has 700 nits of brightness. The resolution on the phone is 480 x 800 and has 240 pixels per inch resolution. The process are included in the phone will be a Texas Instruments OMAP 3630 processor with 1 GHz of power. With 512 MB of RAM and a five megapixel rear facing along with a two megapixel front facing camera that will allow users to video chat. The phone will also be able to record 720 Ph.D. video, which will make it an interesting device.
You can bet that the LG Optimus unlocked will be highly popular phone among the unlucky community. There are a number of features that make the phone great for unlocking, and the ability to use his phone different carriers, Hughes asked that are not currently available in the marketplace, and to also customize other features of the phone should make it a very popular offering from LG, a company that has become known for their high quality mobile phones and other devices in recent times.


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The tablet market has been heating up in recent weeks. With Apple successfully launching their unlocked iphone 4 and iPad 2 device to much critical acclaim, it appears as if SamSung is attempting to match, if not surpass the features that hte ocmpany offered with the upgraded version of the iPad. They have announced their new Galaxy Tab lineup that they have called the "thinnest mobile tablets" in the world at this time. The new tablets will have both 10.1 inch and 8.9 inch displays. These tablets will be a bit thinner than the iPad, and will be only 8.6 millimeters in width, and will weigh only 595 grams, which is much less than other tablets. The smaller, 8.9 inch display version will only weigh a total of 470 grams, which is nearly as little as some of the heavier smart phones out on the market.
The devices will run on Android 3.0 honeycomb and will have a 1GHz dual core processor. The rear camera on the devices will be three megapixels and will also feature a 2 megapixel front facing camera that is able to record videos up to 1080p HD. All in all,t eh recently announced devices surpass the expectations of the users that have been eagerly awaiting the next version of the Unlocked Samsung Galaxy ( Tab).
They are clearly following in Apple's footsteps in an attempt to make the tablets as light and thin as possible to make them easily mobile. The 16 GB model of the 10.1 inch screen will cost $499, while the 32 GB will cost $599 total. The 16 GB model of the 8.9 inch model will cost a total of $469 while the 32 GB version will cost $569, which is a big discount over previous versions of the device, with only a slightly smaller screen.


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The Age of Cognac
A Cognac may only be soldy when its youngest eau-de-vie reaches a minimum of two and a half years old, as of the first day of October following the harvest of the grapes.
Only the years of storage in oak barrels count to determine its age.
Once transferred into glass, the Cognac stops maturing . It stands still.
V.S (for Very Special) , also called *** (or Three Stars) is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least two and a half years old.
V.S.O.P ( for Very Superior Old Pale) , also called Reserve, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is between four and a half and six and a half years old.
XO (for Extra Old ) , Napoléon, also called Hors d'âge, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least six and a half years old.
Most Cognac houses will use Cognacs much older than those required by law, allowing X.Os to reach a minimum of twenty years old, in order to reveal their very best.
Château de Beaulon - XO Collection
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A Very Old Cognac presented in its luxurious golden box.
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Touches of flowers on the vine, but equally of linden flowers more present than in the VS.
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Remarkable aromas of dried fruits and, in particular, grilled almonds. Great freshness and not too tannic.
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The History and Philosophy of Science (HPS) Concentration promotes reflection on a group of related but distinct intellectual disciplines: the natural sciences, the human sciences, and mathematics. Within this multidisciplinary reflection, the central perspectives provided by history and philosophy are complemented by approaches from theology and from the human and social sciences. In addition, the Concentration integrates the perspectives of scientists themselves with those of historians, philosophers, and others who study the sciences from without.


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Twitter Q&A: Does R.A. Dickey have a great shot at winning the Cy Young?
Dickey went 20-6 with a 2.73 ERA, having allowed 192 hits and 54 walks with 230 strikeouts in 233 2/3 innings. He became the first Met to win 20 games since Frank Viola in 1990.
Michael Baron, ContributorDickey has to be the favorite to win the Cy Young Award, And, ESPN's Cy Young Award tracker says R.A. Dickey should win the National League Cy Young Award this year:
Dickey was the best pitcher in baseball from start to finish in 2012. He led the league in strikeouts, innings pitched, WHIP, complete games, shutouts, was second in ERA and wins but had 26 percent of the team's wins, had an incredible 4.25:1 strikeouts to walk ratio…the list goes on. He was also the most consistent starting pitcher from start to finish, pitched the entire year with a torn abdominal muscle, and was flat out dominant in most of his starts.
Put it this way: If Dickey doesn't win the Cy Young Award, it would be a complete injustice and very disappointing.
The Cy Young Awards in both leagues will be announced on November 14.
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PAVO offers many opportunities for training as a volleyball official (referee, scorekeeper, or line judge).
Each PAVO affiliated chapter (called "boards") offer grassroots training and certification for referees, line judges and scorekeepers at local events. A list of contacts for local boards is available here - contact the board nearest you for more information.
The NCAA/PAVO Training Clinics are intended to prepare officials for the upcoming women's collegiate season. The clinic curriculum include the new NCAA rules, new techniques and protocols, professionalism, and other areas of emphasis. To make your plans to attend a clinic, contact the host listed on the published schedule for specific details regarding locations, times, fees, etc. Most conferences and assignors highly recommend clinic attendance as a preparatory step for officiating in the upcoming season. The NCAA considers clinic attendance as criterion for post-season officiating selections. Registration will begin on July 1.
The PAVO Training Camps are held in a variety of venues, including NCAA Division I spring tournaments, USAV events, team/player summer camps on college campuses, and NCAA Division II and III events. The camps offer the opportunity for video and verbal review by experienced, high-level officials in a non-threatening environment.
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It looks like US lawmakers are considering passing legislation banning textng, but only why someone is driving. According to the American Press there are currently 14 states and DC that have banned texting while driving, but this law would ban it throughout the US.
A study released last week by the "Virginia Tech Transportation Institute found that when drivers of heavy trucks texted, their collision risk was 23 times greater than when not texting. The also said that "dialing a cell phone and using or reaching for an electronic device increased risk of collision about six times in cars and trucks." So at least from their study it does seem that texting is a lot worse.
To enforce the law states have to ban texting and emailing while driving or they would lose 25% of their yearly highway funding.
The best thing though is some of you out there are wondering if police would go crazy and start ticket anyone but the law will be limited to moving vehicules and parked or stopped vehicules would not be fined.
So for now if you are not in one of those 14 states or DC you can still text or drive from you cell phone, but really think about it should you? Not only are you risking your own life but everyone elses lives that are on the road to and that isn't fair.


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Art Major
Concentration in Studio Art (48 Credits)
For Art course descriptions, see the Academic Course Catalog.
- ART 118, Design 2D/4D Arts (4)
- ART 119, 3D Arts/Drawing (4)
- ART 108, Introduction to Western Art History (4)
- ART 248, Sophomore Topics (4) Offered Fall Semester
- ART 208, Non Western Art History or other 200 or 300 Non Western art history class
12 credits selected from the 200 and/or 300 level Studio courses with at least 4 credits at the 300 level
- ART 300, Modern Contemporary Art (4)
- ART 344, Critical Theory (4) Offered Fall semester
- ART 351, Senior Studio Thesis Part I (4) Offered Fall Semester
- Art 352, Senior Studio Thesis Part II (4) Offered Spring Semester
Special Requirements
A portfolio review precedes admission to the department. A senior exhibition is required for graduation. (43 credits)
Students are encouraged to avoid narrow specialization and select a broad range of subjects, ie painting, sculpture, printmaking, etc. Prerequisits for Art 351: all 100 and 200 level requirements for the major. Prerequisites for Art 344 Critical Theory: Art 300 Modern and Contemporary Art History.
Concentration in Art Education (46–54 credits)
In addition to minor in Education (See Education), students are required to complete the following courses:
_____ ART 118 Design: 2D/4D Arts (4) (Drawing Studio)
_____ ART 119 Design: 3D/Drawing (4) (Sculpture and Drawing Studio)
_____ ART 208 Non-Western Art History (4)
_____ ART 248 Sophomore Topics (Fall semester) (4)
_____ ART 300 Modern Contemporary Art (4) (Spring semester)
_____ ART 344 Critical Theory (4) (taken Fall semester of senior year)
_____ ART 351 Senior Studio Thesis (4) (taken Fall semester of senior year)
_____ ART 355 Senior Thesis Exhibit (1)
NOTE: Students concentrating in K-12 art education are required to have experience in SIX OR MORE diverse art studio areas, with emphasis in at least TWO. Six specific introductory studio areas are required as follows:
- DRAWING - ART 118 (counts as an introductory Drawing studio course)
- SCULPTURE - ART 119 (counts as an introductory Sculpture studio course)
- FIBER ARTS – EDUC 340 (introductory Fiber Arts is covered in this Education requirement)
Following are the courses that complete your six introductory studio areas:
- PAINTING – ART 215 Painting I (4)
- GRAPHIC ARTS – ART 217 Photography I (4)
- COMPUTER GRAPHICS - ART 218 Computer Art I (4) OR ART 262 Digital Video (4)
Choose TWO AREAS OF EMPHASIS from the following options:
- DRAWING: ___________ ART 214 Drawing I (4)
- SCULPTURE: ___________ ART 216 Sculpture I (4) OR ART 220 Jewelry I OR ART 219 Ceramics I (4) and ART 319 Ceramics II (4) (*Both Ceramics courses must be taken for the emphasis.)
- FIBER ARTS - not available as an emphasis
- PAINTING: ___________ ART 315 Painting II (4)
- GRAPHIC ARTS: ___________ ART 317 Photography II (prereq. ART 217) (4)
- COMPUTER GRAPHICS: ___________ ART 318 Computer Art II (4) OR ART 362 Digital Video II (4)
(47 Total Art Credits)
_______EDUC 111 Introduction to Teaching and Learning in a Diverse World [Gender Flag] (4 credits)
______ Service Learning Field Experience
_______First-Year Teacher Shadow Field Experience
_______EDUC 109 Chemical Use and Abuse (1 credit)
_______EDUC 203 Human Development: Typical and Exceptional (4 credits) (Pre-req: EDUC 111)
_______EDUC 213 Clinical Experience: 5-12/K-12 Diversity Immersion (1 or 2 cr.) (Pre-req: EDUC 111 and First-Year Teacher Shadow) (Take concurrently with EDUC 203 or 310)
_______EDUC 310 Educational Psychology [SSU and Quantitative Flag] (4 credits) (Pre-req: EDUC 111 and PPST)
_______EDUC 340 Art Education K-12 (spring of even years) (4 credits) (Pre-req: EDUC 310 and acceptance into EDUC Program)
_______EDUC 354 Middle Level Literacy and Pedagogy 5-8 (2 credits) (Pre-req: EDUC 310 and acceptance into EDUC Program)
_______EDUC 359 Issues in Education K-12 (Take semester prior to student teaching) (1 credit) (Pre-req: unconditional acceptance into the Education Program)
_______EDUC 363 Student Teaching K-12 (16 credits – for Art, Music and Languages) (Pre-req: successful completion of all major courses and Education courses and requirements)
_______EDUC 390 Human Relations [Senior Seminar] (4 credits) (Pre-req: EDUC 310 and acceptance into Education Program)
_______COMM 200 Public Speaking Basics (or equivalent)
_______Passing score on the Education Department Writing Assessment (EDWA - Essay) OR the Philosophy Paper written in EDUC 111 for first-year students Fall, 2008 and after
_______Passing scores on the PPST (Pre-Professional Skills Test)
_______Passing scores on the Praxis II Tests prior to licensure
Principles of Learning and Teaching (K-6, OR 5-9, OR 7-12)
Content Test for Visual Arts
Special Requirements
Students concentrating in art education are required to have two areas of emphasis, which are met by taking additional approved courses in the areas of drawing, sculpture (including jewelry and ceramics), painting, graphic arts (including photography, or printmaking) or computer graphics.
Students concentrating in art education may receive special credit toward core and upper division requirements. Please contact the department chair.
Art History Minor (24 credits)
- Art 108, (4) can double count if student is an Art Major
- 4 credits in non-western Art History from the 200 level courses can double count if the student is an Art Major.
- 4 credits in studio arts can double count if the student is also an Art Major.
- A minimum of 8 credits in upper division (300 level) Art History courses cannot double count if the student is also an Art Major.
- 4 additional credits that can be lower or upper division Art History credits cannot double count if the student is also an Art Major.
Minor in Art (24 credits)
- ART 118, Design 2D/4D Arts (4)
- ART 119, Design 3D/Drawing Arts (4)
- 4 credits in Art History (4)
- 12 credits of studio electives, 4 credits need to be at 300 level
Book Arts Minor - 24 Credits Minimum
Book Arts Minor Coordinators: Rachel Melis & Scott Murphy
Required Classes - All of the Following (16 Credits):
ART 118 Design: 2D/4D (4) Fall and Spring
ART 239 Art of the Printed Book (4) Spring
HIST 374 From Books to Bytes (4) Every Third Semester
ART 397 Internship (4) Fall, Spring or Summer
Electives - At Least Two of the Following (8 Credits):
ART 218 Computer Art 1 (4) Fall and Spring
ART 224 Printmaking - Intaglio or Relief (4) Spring 2012
ART 233 Artist Books (4) Every Third Semester
ART 233 Printmaking (2) Fall and Spring
ART 233 Handmade Photography (4) Fall 2012; Fall 2014
ART 233 Hand Papermaking (4) Fall 2013; Fall 2015
ART 271/371 ILP (Only 1 Allowed) (4) Fall or Spring
ENGL 213/313 Creative Writing (4) Fall and Spring
ENGL 315 Publishing and Editing (4) Spring 2013
ILPs and Internships must be approved by the Book Arts Coordinator. (In some cases, an ILP or Internship may also be done through the English Department).
Note: Art Minors: can use ART118 to fulfill requirements in both minors.
English Majors/Minors: can double-count one English class to fulfill requirements.
Internship Possibilities (this list is not exhaustive):
On-Campus: Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, Literary Arts Institute, Liturgical Press
Off-Campus: Book Mobile, Bruno Press, Cave Paper, Graywolf Press, Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Suggested first semester program of study
- CORE 100 or HONR 100
- Foreign Language or other Core requirement (4)
- ART 108, Introduction to Western Art History (4)
- FA, and/or ART 118, Design 2D/4D (4)


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The Undergraduate Constantin College has several different payment options available to its students. The three options are listed below. We have included a description and any qualification required for each of these payment options including an explanation of our Credit Card Policy.
Student Account Services located in the Business Office at the University of Dallas is available from 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday, at 972.721.5144 for any questions that may arise in reference to the undergraduate students' payment options.
Credit Card Policy:
All credit card payments for tuition, fees, and room/board will be subject to a 2.75% convenience fee. We accept cash, check, electronic check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. There are no fees charged for electronic checks. For more information on the convenience fee and payment options, click here.
The Business Office will no longer accept credit or debit card payments in person
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Students have the option to pay their accounts in full at the time of registration. The University of Dallas now offers a web-based credit card and electronic check payment option. A student wanting to use this option must log into BannerWeb and click "Manage Your Account via CASHNet Payment Service." Student Account Services will also accept cash or checks in person and checks by mail, but will not be able to accept credit cards by mail, phone or in the Business Office. All credit card payments must be made online through CASHNet.
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Financial Aid
Some students decide to apply for financial assistance through the federal and state governments. Students using this payment option need to understand different points of the financial aid process as it relates to the payment of their student account.
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Citing national security, high American unemployment, budget deficits, and safety concerns, critics lambasted the Obama administration's Department of Homeland Security for its recent decision to purchase over $7 million of U.S. Border Patrol uniforms that are made in Mexico. All across the political spectrum, members of the media, Congress, and law-enforcement advocates say the goods should be produced in America. However, despite previous uproars in recent years over similar contracts, the administration claims that it must accept the Mexican-made uniforms under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Among the biggest concerns surrounding the controversial deal are the national security implications. Opponents point out that uniforms made in Mexico could be stolen, re-routed, or copied, allowing criminals to masquerade as Border Patrol agents while unlawfully crossing the border. Law Enforcement Officers Advocates Council (LEOAC) President Andy Ramirez, a longtime supporter of Border Patrol agents, cited national security and numerous other issues as his organization launched a campaign urging the public to call Congress in an effort to stop the contract.
"If uniforms are made, as well as insignia, and borrowed or stolen, then individuals can slip across the border, compromising the safety of our agents, other law enforcement officers, and civilians," Ramirez told The New American. "Keep in mind that the patrol uses the badge patches on uniforms, so they can replicate the look of agents who can claim to be cutting sign [tracking], or off-duty and heading home. Pretty easy since there are so many agents and plenty of detailers. It would be impossible to know and recognize everyone. Hence, a national security issue and safety issue."
Ramirez, who has testified before Congress on numerous occasions, added, "We know there are no quality controls when it comes to the [Mexican factories] maquiladoras, unlike our side of the border." According to Ramirez' sources in the Border Patrol, Mexican-made uniforms purchased in the past have been "substandard": They tear easily, were not sized properly, and overall, were a "disaster," Ramirez said, emphasizing that he told many members of Congress about the complaints in 2004 and 2005 when the issue first surfaced. "The $30 million was clearly an example of poorly spent taxpayer dollars," Ramirez said about the previous round of purchases from Mexico. "The Defense Department policy does not allow for the official uniforms to be constructed outside CONUS [the continental United States], unlike DHS. Not even a policy on that one."
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As of Monday morning June 24, Edward Snowden's whereabouts were unknown despite an international effort to track him down. His final destination was also uncertain, with reports of Ecuador, Venezuela, or even Cuba being his target to escape prosecution for blowing the whistle on the National Security Agency (NSA).
Following his release of information on the NSA's surveillance of phone calls and e-mails of citizens and government officials worldwide, Snowden headed for Hong Kong on May 20, where he holed up in an unknown location. When three felony charges were levied against him on June 14 (for theft of government property, unauthorized communication of national defense information, and the willful communication of classified communications intelligence to an unauthorized person), he communicated with Julian Assange of WikiLeaks for assistance.
It is presumed that Assange, living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, recommended that Snowden request asylum in Ecuador. When Hong Kong began to receive pressure from the U.S. government to extradite Snowden, orders came down from Beijing to urge Snowden to leave immediately. He flew to Moscow where he was met by an associate of Assange's, Sarah Harrison. They scheduled themselves onto Aeroflot flight SU150 (shown) to leave Monday morning but when the flight left, neither Snowden nor Harrison were on it.
In a conference call with reporters on Monday morning, Assange assured observers that Snowden is "healthy and safe" somewhere in Russia while he is waiting for a response to his request for asylum to Ecuador. Ecuador's Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino told reporters that Snowden's request would be considered "in the shortest time possible." Since his passport has been revoked, Snowden is unable to leave the Sheremetyevo airport so it is further presumed that he is hiding there until his request is granted.
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POTSDAM - State University of New York at Potsdam student ChaRon Brabham has been named the first place winner in the national Oscar Experience Talent Search, sponsored by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and mtvU.
The aspiring SUNY Potsdam filmmaker from Brooklyn won top honors for her video entry. Entrants had to submit a 30-second video answering the question, How will you contribute to the future of movies?
Brabham, a junior theatre major who is also a student ambassador for the Colleges admissions office, submitted a black and white short film.
As an aspiring film director, I have plans to both educate and broaden horizons for the future of children, showing them that life isnt always so easy, but that greatness will always be attainable if you work towards your dreams, she said. For me, film is a continuous change, but always goes back to those big ideas. I want to take those ideas and make them blossom like flowers, into a new era of film.
Along with the other five contest winners, Brabham will appear live on stage to deliver Oscar statuettes to ceremony presenters at the Academy Awards on Oscar Sunday, Feb. 24.
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In addition to their appearance on the Oscar stage, the students will be treated to film industry experiences including a visit to The Academy Library to see its renowned memorabilia collections; studio tours; and a meet and greet with this years Academy Award Nominees in the Short Film category.
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Jake Turner and Crescent High School baseball coach Vic Lollis talk baseball at the school gymnasium in Iva. Turner, with mild cerebral palsy, recalls hitting a single to right field. He misunderstood the coach saying 'watch out for the throw,' instead hearing what he thought was 'go.' "If he didn't hesitate rounding first base, he would have had a double," said Lollis.
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Jake Turner's dream of playing baseball for Crescent High School in Iva came true. Turner spends time keeping his body fit for baseball, and gives himself time to rest, he says an important part of dealing with mild cerebral palsy.
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Jake Turner graduates this spring from Crescent High School in Iva. Turner is one few players who have mild cerebral palsy and play baseball on any level. He occasionally played second base and had two hits in one game this season.
Jake Turner, who played baseball for Crescent High School, fueled his passion for playing the sport when he saw Philadelphia Phillies star second baseman Chase Utley play on his television.
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Drama was high in the Sally Mauro Elementary Auditorium last Friday as Helper students attempted to disentangle the English language in the school's first spelling bee. During the school finals, a misjudged rule called the event's finish into questi...
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LEROY, NY -- Another student is now dealing with that strange illness in LeRoy. Now the National Institutes of Health is planning to get involved and help search for answers. This comes at a time when the parents of the sick students are losing confidence in local doctors and plan to work with a new specialist.
It's what no family from LeRoy High School wants to hear: According to Dr. Laszlo Mechtler of the Dent Neurologic Institute, over the weekend he saw a new student with those Tourette-like symptoms. He wouldn't say if the student was a boy or a girl. He would only say the diagnosis remains "consistent."
Meantime, many of the parents of the other teens are having trouble accepting the diagnosis of Conversion Disorder or Mass Psychogenic Illness.
Dr. Mechtler says the National Institutes of Health has reached out to Dent to do additional high end testing on the girls. He says the tests will include functional MRI, DTI, and MRS at no cost to them. Of the 10 original patients seen at Dent, Dr. Mechtler says only 5 or 6 have come back and agreed to participate.
The NIH tests will happen this Sunday. It just so happens, that's the same day the parents are bringing in a new, private doctor for a second opinion. That doctor is Rosario Trifilett, a pediatric neurologist from Rockland County. He's a specialist in an autoimmune disease called PANDAS, or Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections. The term is used to describe a subset of children who have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and/or tic disorders such as Tourette's Syndrome, and in whom symptoms worsen following strep. infections such as "Strep throat" and Scarlet Fever.
Instead of strep, Dr. Trifiletti says mycoplasma, or walking pneumonia, may be causing it. "We happen to be in an epidemic [of mycloplasma]. A lot of the times the kids won't have symptoms of walking pneumonia. Some of them may, but will get this instead," Dr. Trifiletti said by phone.
But Dr. Mechtler told 2 On Your Side's Melissa Holmes by phone that he stands by his diagnosis of Conversion Disorder. He said he ruled out PANDAS because it's an exceedingly rare disease that occurs before the age of 11, although he says there are some exceptions. He says only one of the girls had a throat infection, but he will remain open-minded.
As for that diagnosis of conversion disorder, Dr. Trifiletti says he stands with many of the parents. "Honest opinion?" He asked. "It's absolute garbage. I don't believe it one bit."
He may call the conversion disorder diagnosis garbage, but Dr. Trifiletti has never met with the patients or gotten their history or reviewed their labs. He plans to do that when he comes to town Sunday. He says he'll do additional testing free of charge. He says if they do turn out to have Pandas from a form of walking pneumonia, it can simply be treated with an antibiotic like Z-Pack.
Between the incoming help from the Feds and the private neurologist, the families hope their concerns may finally be put to rest. "We just want to get our kids better and stop other kids from getting sick," said parent Jim Dupont, Jr.


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12 U.S. Code § 4565 - Duty to serve underserved markets and other requirements
(a) Duty to serve underserved markets
(1) 1 Duty
To increase the liquidity of mortgage investments and improve the distribution of investment capital available for mortgage financing for underserved markets, each enterprise shall provide leadership to the market in developing loan products and flexible underwriting guidelines to facilitate a secondary market for mortgages for very low-, low-, and moderate-income families with respect to the following underserved markets:
(A) Manufactured housing
The enterprise shall develop loan products and flexible underwriting guidelines to facilitate a secondary market for mortgages on manufactured homes for very low-, low-, and moderate-income families.
(B) Affordable housing preservation
The enterprise shall develop loan products and flexible underwriting guidelines to facilitate a secondary market to preserve housing affordable to very low-, low-, and moderate-income families, including housing projects subsidized underX [2]
(ii) the program under section 1715z–1 of this title;
(iv) the supportive housing for the elderly program under section 1701q of this title;
(vi) the programs under title IV of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act [42 U.S.C. 11360 et seq.], but only permanent supportive housing projects subsidized under such programs;
(ix) comparable state [3] and local affordable housing programs.
(b) In general
To meet the housing goals established under this subpart and to carry out the duty under subsection (a) of this section, each enterprise shall—
(1) design programs and products that facilitate the use of assistance provided by the Federal Government and State and local governments;
(2) develop relationships with nonprofit and for-profit organizations that develop and finance housing and with State and local governments, including housing finance agencies;
(3) take affirmative steps to—
(A) assist primary lenders to make housing credit available in areas with concentrations of low-income and minority families, and
(B) assist insured depository institutions to meet their obligations under the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 [12 U.S.C. 2901 et seq.],
which shall include developing appropriate and prudent underwriting standards, business practices, repurchase requirements, pricing, fees, and procedures; and
(c) Additional categories
The Director may submit recommendations to the Committee on Financial Services of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs of the Senate for the establishment of additional categories under subsection (a), provided that the Director makes a preliminary determination that any such category is important to the mission of the enterprises, that the category is an underserved market, and that the establishment of such category is warranted.
(d) Evaluation and reporting of compliance
(1) In general
The Director shall, by regulation, establish effective for 2010 and thereafter a manner for evaluating whether, and the extent to which, the enterprises have complied with the duty under subsection (a) to serve underserved markets and for rating the extent of such compliance. Using such method, the Director shall, for 2010 and each year thereafter, evaluate such compliance and rate the performance of each enterprise as to extent of compliance. The Director shall include such evaluation and rating for each enterprise for a year in the report for that year submitted pursuant to section 4521 (a) of this title.
(2) Separate evaluations
In determining whether an enterprise has complied with the duty referred to in paragraph (1), the Director shall separately evaluate whether the enterprise has complied with such duty with respect to each of the underserved markets identified in subsection (a), taking into considerationX [2]
(A) the development of loan products, more flexible underwriting guidelines, and other innovative approaches to providing financing to each of such underserved markets;
(B) the extent of outreach to qualified loan sellers and other market participants in each of such underserved markets;
(C) the volume of loans purchased in each of such underserved markets relative to the market opportunities available to the enterprise, except that the Director shall not establish specific quantitative targets nor evaluate the enterprises based solely on the volume of loans purchased; and
(3) Manufactured housing market
In determining whether an enterprise has complied with the duty under subparagraph (A) of subsection (a)(1), the Director may consider loans secured by both real and personal property.
(4) Prohibition of consideration of affordable housing fund grants for meeting duty to serve
In determining whether an enterprise has complied with the duty referred to in paragraph (1), the Director may not consider any affordable housing fund grant amounts used under section 4567 of this title for eligible activities under subsection (g) of such section.
[1] So in original. No par. (2) has been enacted.
[2] So in original.
[3] So in original. Probably should be capitalized.
Source(Pub. L. 102–550, title XIII, § 1335,Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3961; Pub. L. 105–65, title V, § 517(c),Oct. 27, 1997, 111 Stat. 1403; Pub. L. 110–289, div. A, title I, §§ 1128(c)(1), 1129 (a),July 30, 2008, 122 Stat. 2701, 2703.)
References in Text
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, referred to in subsec. (a)(1)(B)(vi), is Pub. L. 100–77, July 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 482. Title IV of the Act is classified principally to subchapter IV (§ 11360 et seq.) of chapter 119 of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 11301 of Title 42 and Tables.
The Community Reinvestment Act of 1977, referred to in subsec. (b)(3)(B), is title VIII of Pub. L. 95–128, Oct. 12, 1977, 91 Stat. 1147, which is classified generally to chapter 30 (§ 2901 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 2901 of this title and Tables.
2008—Pub. L. 110–289, § 1129(a)(1), inserted "Duty to serve underserved markets and" before "other" in section catchline.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 110–289, § 1129(a)(4), added subsec. (a). Former subsec. (a) redesignated (b).
Pub. L. 110–289, § 1129(a)(3)(A)–(D), inserted "and to carry out the duty under subsection (a) of this section" before ", each enterprise shall" in introductory provisions and struck out par. (5) which read as follows: "assist in maintaining the affordability of assisted units in eligible multifamily housing projects with expiring contracts, as defined under the Multifamily Assisted Housing Reform and Affordability Act of 1997."
Pub. L. 110–289, § 1128(c)(1), substituted "housing goals established under this subpart" for "low- and moderate-income housing goal under section 4562 of this title, the special affordable housing goal under section 4563 of this title, and the central cities, rural areas, and other underserved areas housing goal under section 4564 of this title" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 110–289, § 1129(a)(3)(E), redesignatedsubsec. (a) as (b).
Pub. L. 110–289, § 1129(a)(2), struck out subsec. (b). Text read as follows: "Actions taken under subsection (a)(5) of this section shall constitute part of the contribution of each entity in meeting its affordable housing goals under sections 4562, 4563, and 4564 of this title for any fiscal year, as determined by the Secretary."
Subsecs. (c), (d). Pub. L. 110–289, § 1129(a)(5), added subsecs. (c) and (d).
1997—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 105–65, § 517(c)(3), designated existing provisions as subsec. (a) and inserted heading.
Subsec. (a)(5). Pub. L. 105–65, § 517(c)(1), (2), (4), added par. (5).
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 105–65, § 517(c)(4), added subsec. (b).
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The lights on Helper's Main Street may be burning a little brighter and more often thanks to the organization and enthusiasm of the town's business owners. Last week's inaugural meeting of the tentatively-titled Helper Utah Business Association not only demonstrated large scale buy-in from local merchants, but also showed that the resources needed to get their association moving are already in place.
"I was very surprised to see 23 people there," said Mike James of the Iron Horse Event Center where the meeting was held. "We organized the meeting to try and see if we could get more businesses to stay open on the weekend for tourists but after our first meeting there is simply more interest than we thought."
According to James, a significant number of tourists from across the U.S. as well as overseas have come into the Iron Horse since the shop opened its doors approximately a month ago.
"We have had people in here from Michigan and Northern Ireland just recently," he explained. "We get the majority of our tourist business on weekends and that was one of the reasons for starting a group. We wanted to get everyone open on the weekend."
The eclectic mix of participating merchants included art galleries, Apricots on Main, the Balance Rock Eatery, Iron Horse Event Center, R&A Market and several more.
In addition to owners, the meeting was attended by Delynn Fielding and Karl Kraync from the Business Expansion and Retention Project. The development officials outlined some options for organizing the association as well as developing their marketing and business skills.
Mayor Dean Armstrong also spoke to the group at length, detailing his ideas for the growth as both mayor and local business owner.
"I would argue that location-wise, I have a harder time bringing traffic in off the highway than anybody on Main Street," explained Armstrong, while going over possible highway signage.
Another main objective of the gathering was to organize what the group plans to call "First Friday." According to early planning, the first of these events will take place on Oct. 5 with all participating operations staying open late and working to create an atmosphere which draws local patrons.
"We are planning to have car hops from the Balance Rock to fit in with a car cruise they are planning," said Cindy Curry, owner of the Balance Rock and Happiness Within. "I think we could really have something special here."
The group plans to meet again in two weeks time to further plan committee action and organize the association.
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Dominic Lopezs family traveled from Texas to watch their son play baseball on Wednesday night.
And Lopez made sure their trip was worthwhile.
The Rams designated hitter went 2-for-4 and provided a pivotal three-run double to lead Watertown to a 5-2 victory over the Utica Brewers at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds.
The Rams improved to 21-15 and maintained a three-game lead over Elmira in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball Leagues West Division.
Various members of Lopezs family arrived from San Antonio and Corpus Christi earlier in the day.
I wanted to do good in front of them, so it was good for me and good for them. I havent seen them in a while so it was pretty cool, Lopez said.
Lopez, who will be a sophomore at Division I Texas A&M next spring, said that his family lives right down the road from the university, so they are regulars at all of his college home games.
Wednesday night was their first chance to see him in action this summer.
It was just like when I was a little kid, I just wanted to do good in front of them, Lopez said. For them to see me playing at this level, it means a lot to me.
Lopez had been batting for just a .217 average coming into the game, and went 0-for-7 in an extra-inning victory on Tuesday night.
But on Wednesday, he knocked a triple to the gap in left-center field in the first inning, then came through with a bases-clearing double with two outs in the fourth that gave the Rams a 4-0 lead.
Im happy as hell for him, Watertown manager Paul Alteri said. Its kind of funny how he came up in some clutch situations, and youre hoping that the kid has a good night in front of his family, and he comes up and he delivers.
Utica, which fell to 11-19, brought one of its most productive hitters to the plate to represent the game-tying run with one out in the ninth inning.
But Jay Gonzalez, who is second on the team in batting average (.367) and runs batted in (19), grounded out and the next batter popped up to end the game. Youre looking for that guy to shoot a gap and clear the bases, and it just didnt happen, Utica manager Keith Strickland said.
The Rams became the first team in the PGCBL to reach 21 wins and are 16-5 in their last 21 games. They are a league-best 11-3 on their home field.
They also snapped a four-game losing streak to the Brewers.
Despite holding a seven-game lead over last-place Utica, the Rams were just 1-4 against them entering Wednesdays game.
Tonights win was a little special. Theyve taken it to us at their place, and we got a little bit of revenge tonight at our place so it was a nice win, Alteri said.
The guys already knew about it. We didnt even have to mention it, he added. Were on a roll right now, were not really looking for any motivation. Weve got our own going for us.
Joe Moroney and J.J. Wagner each drove in a run and Dale Irving went 2-for-3 with a pair of singles for the Rams.
Kevin Klaess allowed three hits and struck out three in five scoreless innings to pick up the win.
Watertown will next play on Friday at Amsterdam. They will host Cooperstown at 7 p.m. Saturday and Newark at 5 p.m. on Sunday at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds.
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Sharing Memories (Week 16): Discipline
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Something I remember vividly is the disciplinary methods my parents used. I'm sure we all have these memories, good or bad!
I was never spanked or slapped or physically harmed in any way as a child. My husband tells stories of his mom wielding a fly swatter as her disciplinary tool!
My father did take my oldest brother under our staircase to discipline him. There was a small storage area there and we kids knew that was where Dad took his belt to anyone who was mouthy or defiant. My older sister got his belt a few times too but never me.
My mother never hit us although she did take a willow tree switch to my brother's legs if they were late coming home. We all had strict curfews for supper time and bedtime and I guess my brothers were also too busy playing and having fun to notice the time. So she'd go looking for them in the neighbourhood and when she found them she'd whip their calves with her willow switch all the way home.
I think I got sent to my room a few times by my mother. My rare punishments were always for talking back to my mom, never any terrible disobedience. I don't think my father ever disciplined me, at least I certainly don't remember if he did.
I actually did a few things that might have required stricter discipline - like hiding kittens in my bedroom closet even though I knew we were forbidden to have cats because my mother was allergic to them. Like scratching my initials into the brand new stereo system and then lying and saying my brother did it. He had the same initials as me so I guess my 8 year old brain thought it was a brilliant move to claim my 18 year old brother did it.
I also played hookey from school in Grade 2 many times (and was caught), like locking all the bathroom stall doors in school when I was in Grade 3, then denying it was me, and a few other transgressions. But I was never punished for any of them. I was just given the severe scolding and lecture which always made me feel really bad!
Who did the disciplining in your house and what kind of punishments did you receive?
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For me, it was my father who did more of the discipling. My mother did much more of the warning. Although, I was spanked a few times, but other than that, I don't really remember too much.
I was one of those kids who liked to talk back. I was probably about 3 or 4, and we were shopping in Zellers, and I had found a $2 bill in my dress, and I HAD to spend it, but I couldn't decide, so my mom said it was time to go. I through a little fit, and I was brought out of there, and put it my room as soon as we got home. My mom had come to check on me, and I told her "dad can put me in my room any time, I'm having fun."
Looking back now, some of the things I said, or did even might not have been the wisest choices.
Usually I got it for telling "stories" which is what my mother called lying. If she punished me, she would just send me to bed in the daytime when I would rather be playing. If the offense was bad enough I would wait 'till my daddy got home. He would take me into the bathroom and close the door, take me across his lap and spank me with his huge hand. He was a big man with a big hand. I'd guess his hand was about ten inches long. He would always make sure I knew what I had done wrong and then he would say "This hurts me more than it hurts you." In the meantime, my dog was barking fiercely and jumping up on the door as me or my brother was being spanked. If he could have gotten in, he would have torn Daddy limb from limb. I now realize the spankings didn't last as long as they seemed then and I'm sure I deserved them. All the while I yelled "I won't do it anymore Daddy!" It didn't happen too often, but often enough that I remember it 70 years later. My father was never mean, and I always knew he loved me.


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From @LouTheLightman... Why are the Bills not throwing the ball down the field?
They are, the ball just isn't going to the receiver. EJ Manuel's biggest hurdle to climb right now is putting his throws where his receivers can make a play. Plain and simple. If the ball goes out of bounds, that doesn't even get them a chance. You gotta give em a chance.
From @vekster... Should we be concerned with EJ and all these way off target throws?
I'm not. He's played three NFL games. He's still adjusting to NFL speed, defensive pressure and where to put the ball when under that pressure. He came into practice early this week to simulate that type of pass, so he's clearly determined to improve in that department.
From @jaymacc63... Why did the Bills run the ball straight up the middle 30 times last game?
Well they only ran the ball 25 times, so there's that. But to answer sarcasm with truth, do you remember week 1 against the Pats? CJ Spiller kept trying to cut outside and went nowhere. He admitted after the game he was impatient in waiting for holes to open up. Better to run north-south than east-west to then go north-south.
From @CABillsFan... When are they going to figure out how to get CJ Spiller in space? A running back screen sometime this season would be nice.
I agree. Problem is, defenses are packing the box against the Bills. Throwing 8 guys in there to stop the run and force Manuel to beat them with his arm. It's worked in 2 out of 3 games so far. I think screen plays are great but if there are still 8 guys in the box, Spiller will have less room to roam regardless. Passing game has to click balance out the offense.
From @bucko619... So is it maybe time to revisit the strength and conditioning department?
The Bills have injuries but they are responsible for their own bodies. Strength and conditioning is there to help them with a regimen but they can only do so much. A lot of that responsibility falls on the players to stay in top shape.
From @Andrew__Carter 24... I would like to know the airspeed velocity of a Swallow. No preference on African or European.
I would like to know how that question got in here...
From @madcow251: If a wuss chops John Scott's legs with a stick & Scott falls, does he make a sound? #Sabres
First of all, hockey question. Sweet. Second of all, how the heck did Phil Kessel only get a 3 preseason game suspension for whacking John Scott? That's ludicrous. Now every NHL player is gonna go Paul Bunyon during the preseason so they don't have to play meaningless games. NHL set a terrible example but i cant say i'm surprised.
Lastly, from @EricNearBuffalo... What's your favorite breakfast cereal? #FridayMorningMailbag
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LOUISVILLE The St. Lawrence River Valley Redevelopment Agency plans to tour the Shipley Center for Innovation and the Reh Center for Entrepreneurship at Clarkson University, Potsdam.
The tour was proposed following a presentation by Shipley Center Deputy Director Matthew E. Draper at Tuesdays River Agency board meeting.
The presentation was about how we can partner on future projects involving business and technology, Mr. Draper said Thursday. It served as a reintroduction to what we are and what we offer.
Formed two years ago, Shipley Center supports the commercialization of innovations into the marketplace. The Reh Center supports regional entrepreneurs as they seek and manage startup funding and develop their companies.
While a date has yet to be set, River Agency Chairman Robert O. McNeil said he and other board members would be very interested in setting up the tour in the near future.
I think the interesting part is that they are very intelligent and creative people taking ideas and making them into businesses, Mr. McNeil said. The great precedent here is in rediscovering the value of our educational facilities to our community. That is really what strikes me.
Mr. Draper said the tour will include a run-through of some of the 134 projects and 61 startup companies created as a result of the two centers. River Agency board members also will get an opportunity to see the Peyton Hall incubator, which houses 23 developing businesses.
Its a great opportunity for them to answer questions, interact with the businesses and host a meeting with them, Mr. Draper said.
The River Agency focuses on economic development, whether by giving loans to small businesses or approving grants for community development projects.
The Shipley Center hopes to partner with the River Agency and tap into its resources. The agency several years ago was granted $16 million from the New York Power Authority to fund economic development initiatives, and last year was awarded access to 20 megawatts of low-cost power from NYPA to help new and expanding businesses in St. Lawrence County.
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Area birds of prey continue to have a safe haven in Carbon County as the Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation Center has seen it's numbers climb to the maximum this winter. The center is currently rehabilitating five eagles, the most to receive care at one time in the small facility's history.
Center director Debbie Pappas and a small group of volunteers including Connie Waddell have worked tirelessly in the past months to insure adequate care is delivered to animals that have hope for re-release into the wild and those who will have to remain in captive care for the rest of their lives.
"Avian medical technology has come a long way," said Pappas as she spoon fed a giant golden eagle on Tuesday. "But sometimes the damage is just too severe and the animal would never survive in it's native habitat."
The bald eagle currently at the center is a gun shot victim, who according to center personnel, was shot twice before it was retrieved by the Division of Wildlife Resources.
"The people who perpetrate these crimes need to realize that there are serious charges associated with their actions and that law enforcement will continue to work this case as if it were any other felony," explained Pappas.
The eagle named Shu is taking treatment well and it is the intention of Pappas and Waddell that even though the bird cannot be released, he will be able to service the public and enjoy the remainder of his life as an educational bird, hopefully in Utah.
In addition to the eagles, Pappas cares for all types of avian species and can even accept some mammals under her permit, which was obtained in 2001. She is currently caring for a turkey vulture that was found in Boulder with a broken wing that had set in the wrong position. That bird also cannot be released.
Animal medication has come so far that the apparatus seen on many of the mending birds highly resembles drastic human operations. Several of the large predators have rods, pins and screws affixed to their wings.
"These are highly intense, delicate and expensive procedures," said Pappas. "It used to be that when an animal received bone damage putting them down was the only option. However, with all the current advancements we feel almost any living bird can have a second chance."
This sentiment is no more apparent than in the case of Fremont, an adult golden eagle. After being struck by a semi in Nine Mile Canyon, the bird was dragged along the truck's first trailer and then sucked under the second and pulverized.
"I am more optimistic than Debbie," said lead volunteer Waddell as they fed the raptor. "I think this bird has a 20 percent chance of release, an amazing feat after everything he has been through."
While these amazing creatures are able to survive the most horrific accidents, they are also fragile. A golden eagle the team refuses to name, because they hope it's release will come soon, nearly died because of the way a piece of prey had become stuck in its craw.
"These animals can be just like humans in many ways. They can be very strong and of very fragile depending on the situation," explained Pappas.
Right now the center's best hope for a completely rehabilitated bird is a juvenile golden eagle named Ivy. The large female was by a vehicle along I-70 and also required special surgery and apparatus but is responding well to antibiotics, treatment and has begun to eat on her own.
While the center supports local veterinarians and animal suppliers as much as possible, they rely on the surgical skills of Jay Itsen in Payson for major surgery because he is an avian specialist.
"We look for help wherever we can get it," said Pappas. "It's a common misconception that this facility is subsidized by a government agency and that is simply not the case. These surgeries and rehabilitations can be extremely expensive and the majority of our funds come from our own pockets."
Pappas has been working to create more accessibility to the facility and its cause by creating a blog for the center which can be found at www.wildliferehabilitationinutah.blogspot.com.
She would also like to remind the public that donations of any size are welcome at the center.
"We all want to see these protected and beautiful creatures stay around for our children and grandchildren to cherish," concluded Pappas. "But the honest truth of the matter is that if we don't step up as a society and community to help them survive no one else is going to."


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0155 Received report of two suspicious males.Patrol responded.
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0223 Larceny reported at a local eatery. Suspects were located, the business was compensated by suspects and prosecution was declined.
0258 Noise complaint. Contact was made with resident.
0410 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call.
1112 Patrol completed an equipment inspection for a subject.
1131 Property was turned into the Police Department that was found at a local bar.
1218 Patrol assisted a disabled vehicle on Sandstone Drive.
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1620 Received a complaint of a group of students assisting a highly intoxicated male walk while in the downtown area. The caller feels the person is a danger to himself because of his condition.
1735 Dispatched Potsdam Rescue to a call.
1749 Subject entered the station to report his vehicle was keyed sometime Friday night while parked in a parking lot.
1815 Patrol responded to a motor vehicle accident in front of Jrecks and reports a subject was opening his car door after he parked and it was struck by an oncoming car.
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2027 Traffic stop on Market Street. Verbal warning issued.
2029 Traffic stop on Sandstone Drive. Verbal warning issued.
2031 Traffic stop on Elm Street. Verbal warning issued.
2049 Traffic stop. Ticket issued.
2100 Subject entered the Potsdam Police Department reporting a larceny. Investigation pending.
2054 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call.
2030 Report of a subject shining a laser pointer at motorists on Main Street. Patrols were unable to locate.
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