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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — America needs immigrants more than immigrants need America.
Immigrants can always go to Canada, Australia, or any other countries that welcome them, and build lives there. With declining GDP and high unemployment, we need immigrants to grow our economy, right here, right now.
Many immigrants have different skills from the native-born population, and complement the skills of the U.S. labor force. Immigrants make the economy more efficient by reducing bottlenecks caused by labor shortages, both in the high-skill and low-skill area. Read Diana Furchtgott-Roth's new study on the economic benefits of immigration.
That's because the educational backgrounds of immigrants and native-born Americans are different. Statistically, the average skills of native-born American workers are distributed in a bell-shaped curve. Many Americans have high school diplomas and some college education, but relatively few adults lack high school diplomas and even fewer have Ph.D.s in math and science. (See Figure 1)
In contrast, immigrants' skills are distributed in a U-shaped curve, with disproportionate shares of adults without high school diplomas who seek manual work and others with Ph.D.s in math and science.
Among native-born Americans, 91% have a high school diploma or higher, whereas only 62% of noncitizens do.
Foreign-born workers are about 16% of the labor force, according to the Labor Department, yet represent 49% of the labor force without a high school diploma, 25% of all doctorates, and 35% of doctorates in science, math, computer science and engineering.
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Although immigrants will be substitutes for some primarily low-skilled workers, many of whom are immigrants too, the negative effect on such workers is much smaller than the positive effect for everyone else. The economy as a whole gains, with substantially more winners than losers. In our society, this makes it possible for the winners to compensate those who lose from immigration, and still come out ahead.
Immigrants choose different jobs from native-born Americans. Low-skilled immigrants are disproportionately represented in the service, construction, and agricultural sectors, with occupations such as janitors, landscapers, tailors, plasterers, stucco masons, and farmworkers.
They come to be fruit pickers, as well as janitors and housekeepers, jobs native-born Americans typically do not choose as careers. However, immigrants are not found as crossing guards and funeral service workers, low-skill jobs preferred by Americans. Government, education, health, and social services, are sectors that employ few immigrants.
Almost 8% of immigrants work in food service, compared with 5% of native-born workers. Almost 9% of immigrants are employed in building, grounds keeping, and maintenance, but only 3% of native-born Americans are.
Among professionals, foreign-born workers are employed in computer and mathematical occupations at a higher rate than native-born workers, 3.5% versus 2.4%. Native-born workers are more than three times as likely as immigrants to be employed in legal occupations, 1.4% compared with 0.4%. Workers born in America are much more likely to work in education, training, and library occupations than foreign-born workers, 6.6% versus 3.7%. (See Bureau of Labor Statistics data on employment of native-born and foreign-born workers.)
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OGDENSBURG City zoning and planning officials are considering the feasibility of allowing a solar energy farm in the city.
Meeting Wednesday, the citys Zoning Board of Appeals discussed an inquiry made to Planning and Development Director Andrea L. Smith about setting up in a residential-business zone a solar farm that would generate energy from the sun through its panels and sell it to National Grid. She declined to identify the source of the proposal.
The zoning panel agreed to send the proposal to the Planning Board for its review when it meets Wednesday. It will be up to the latter group to decide whether a solar farm is a permitted use in a section of Ogdensburg that is zoned residential-business.
While neither endorsing nor dismissing the proposal in particular, the board agreed that harnessing energy from the sun is a good idea.
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(a) Prohibition of inspection of articles not intended for use as human food; denaturation or other identification prior to distribution in commerce; inedible articles
Inspection shall not be provided under this chapter at any establishment for the slaughter of poultry or the processing of any carcasses or parts or products of poultry, which are not intended for use as human food, but such articles shall, prior to their offer for sale or transportation in commerce, unless naturally inedible by humans, be denatured or otherwise identified as prescribed by regulations of the Secretary to deter their use for human food. No person shall buy, sell, transport, or offer for sale or transportation, or receive for transportation, in commerce, or import, any poultry carcasses or parts or products thereof which are not intended for use as human food unless they are denatured or otherwise identified as required by the regulations of the Secretary or are naturally inedible by humans.
(b) Recordkeeping requirements; persons liable; scope of disclosure; access to places of business; examination of records, facilities, and inventories; copies; samples
The following classes of persons shall, for such period of time as the Secretary may by regulations prescribe, not to exceed two years unless otherwise directed by the Secretary for good cause shown, keep such records as are properly necessary for the effective enforcement of this chapter in order to insure against adulterated or misbranded poultry products for the American consumer; and all persons subject to such requirements shall, at all reasonable times, upon notice by a duly authorized representative of the Secretary, afford such representative access to their places of business and opportunity to examine the facilities, inventory, and records thereof, to copy all such records, and to take reasonable samples of their inventory upon payment of the fair market value therefor—
(1) Any person that engages in the business of slaughtering any poultry or processing, freezing, packaging, or labeling any carcasses, or parts or products of carcasses, of any poultry, for commerce, for use as human food or animal food;
(2) Any person that engages in the business of buying or selling (as poultry products brokers, wholesalers or otherwise), or transporting, in commerce, or storing in or for commerce, or importing, any carcasses, or parts or products of carcasses, of any poultry;
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No person shall engage in business, in or for commerce, as a poultry products broker, renderer, or animal food manufacturer, or engage in business in commerce as a wholesaler of any carcasses, or parts or products of the carcasses, of any poultry, whether intended for human food or other purposes, or engage in business as a public warehouseman storing any such articles in or for commerce, or engage in the business of buying, selling, or transporting in commerce, or importing, any dead, dying, disabled, or diseased poultry, or parts of the carcasses of any poultry that died otherwise than by slaughter, unless when required by regulations of the Secretary, he has registered with the Secretary his name, and the address of each place of business at which, and all trade names under which, he conducts such business.
(d) Regulation of transactions, transportation, or importation of dead, dying, disabled or diseased poultry or carcasses to prevent use as human food
No person engaged in the business of buying, selling, or transporting in commerce, or importing, dead, dying, disabled, or diseased poultry, or any parts of the carcasses of any poultry that died otherwise than by slaughter, shall buy, sell, transport, offer for sale or transportation, or receive for transportation, in commerce, or import, any dead, dying, disabled, or diseased poultry or parts of the carcasses of any poultry that died otherwise than by slaughter, unless such transaction, transportation or importation is made in accordance with such regulations as the Secretary may prescribe to assure that such poultry, or the unwholesome parts or products thereof, will be prevented from being used for human food.
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The authority conferred on the Secretary by paragraph (b), (c), or (d) of this section with respect to persons engaged in the specified kinds of business in or for commerce may be exercised with respect to persons engaged, in any State or organized territory, in such kinds of business but not in or for commerce, whenever the Secretary determines, after consultation with an appropriate advisory committee provided for in section 454 of this title, that the State or territory does not have at least equal authority under its laws or such authority is not exercised in a manner to effectuate the purposes of this chapter, including the State or territory providing for the Secretary or his representative being afforded access to such places of business and the facilities, inventories, and records thereof, and the taking of reasonable samples, where he determines necessary in carrying out his responsibilities under this chapter; and in such case the provisions of paragraph (b), (c), or (d) of this section, respectively, shall apply to such persons to the same extent and in the same manner as if they were engaged in such business in or for commerce and the transactions involved were in commerce.
Source(Pub. L. 85–172, § 11,Aug. 28, 1957, 71 Stat. 446; Pub. L. 90–492, § 11,Aug. 18, 1968, 82 Stat. 801.)
1968—Pub. L. 90–492designated existing provisions as par. (b), added pars. (a), and (c) to (e), and in par. (b), as so designated, extended the types of persons required to maintain records necessary for the enforcement of this chapter, required such persons to give representatives of the Secretary access to their places of business, and opportunity to examine records, facilities, and inventories and to copy records and take inventory samples upon payment.
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MASSENA - When James A. Farbotnik died on Nov. 13, he left behind five children, along with a variety of animals on his hobby farm on state Route 37C.
Following his death, Hughy Blain, the animal control officer for the towns of Massena and Brasher stepped in to take care of the animals, a task that he says has no end date in sight.
I am taking care of them twice a day. I dont go the same time every day. When I get there I get there. They were never on a schedule anyway. I get there not too early in the morning when the frost gets off the ground. I did them tonight at 7 oclock, Mr. Blain said Tuesday.
Mr. Blain had also been called to the farm by New York State Police when Mr. Farbotniks wife died on Memorial Day 2011.
They called me to remove the dogs, he said.
When he was contacted by New York State Police about the animals following Mr. Farbotniks death this month, he found a field of animals that included 11 miniature horses, three cows, five pigs, nine piglets, six chickens, eight ducks, seven dogs, three rabbits that I cant catch and more than 35 cats, all needing attention.
The property is about 10 to 15 acres, and some of the animals use all of the land to roam.
Tending to them is a one-person job because of liability concerns, according to the animal control officer.
Because the New York State Police asked me to do it as a person with animal experience and dog experience, its a liability. I prefer not (to have others assisting) because if somebody slips or gets bit, whos liable? The state trooper said Hughys got experience, hes worked on the farm, hes got connections, he did it the last time and didnt get bit, he said.
Everybody says well all help you. But if someone slips and gets hurt its more red tape, Mr. Blain said.
Each type of animal has its own unique needs, he said, whether its ensuring theres plenty of water or enough food or hay to last them until the next visit.
There are nine horses and three cows outside, so theyre pretty much set. Water is the issue. And you want to make sure the hose is drained so it doesnt freeze, Mr. Blain said. There are two ponies in the barn, and they dont get much exercise. Ive been giving them a little extra (food).
But its all coming at a cost out of Mr. Blains checkbook.
I bought food Wednesday out of my own pocket to get me started, he said.
He said a local school may do a drive to help out and Heidi Bradish from the Massena Humane Society also put out an appeal during a radio interview this week.
Heidis got donations coming in, Mr. Blain said, noting one person had bought some pig feed that he picked up on Tuesday and someone else is supposed to bring him hay.
Because individuals might not be familiar with the needs of farm animals, Mr. Blain said monetary donations could be put to use. He has set up a separate food account for donations at NBT Bank in Massena.
I opened up a checking account at NBT Bank in Massena for anyone who wants to donate. Its a special food account, or they can drop money off at the animal shelter. If everybody donates food, we have the right food or we dont have the right food. We really dont want to start mixing food, he said.
Ms. Bradish has suggested that gift cards would also be handy to use for the purchase of food.
Feeding and tending to the animals is a job that Mr. Blain said has no timeline to end. That will be decided once the estate is taken care of, he said.
By law you cannot remove the animals until you get a court order, he said.
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A local Tumbling and Trampoline Team competed at a state power tumbling and trampoline meet that was held in Spanish Fork on Saturday, May 14.
Kaylee Davis took first for power tumbling, third for double-mini trampoline and second for trampoline. Davis also received the prestigious "Athlete of the Year" award, and had a yearly combined total of 351.3 points.
Ashlee Gutierrez took first, second and second places and also received the "High Point" award at state and had 115.9 points.
Also placing at state were the following students, Canessa Montoya, first in two events and seventh in another; Niki King, first in three events; Shaylie Winward, second, first and first; Reagan Harrison, sixth, fourth and second; Tiffany Johnson, third, second and first; Miranda Averett, first in two events and fourth in another; Kelcy Santistevan, first in two events and fourth in another; BreyAnna Coleman, first in two events and third in another; and Karen Moosman fourth, third and first.
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Attending a concert can be a big investment for music fans. In addition to spending money on tickets and transportation to the event, attendees often want a keepsake to remember the experience. In my opinion, if you're a band and you know your most loyal fans are going to be purchasing merchandise to support the music you create, why not reward them with something special?
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A well-placed Tag on a t-shirt or other merchandise can lead fans to exclusive content, giveaways, or even a chance to purchase tickets to an upcoming show. If a band wants to take that idea a step further they can tap into Tag's Device ID feature and send users to a different offer depending on the number of times a person scans. Imagine scanning once and being routed to a video, the next scan sends you to a tour schedule, and on your fifth scan you get taken to a free music download or tickets! This approach would allow bands to reward their most engaged fans with the best offers and keep fans engaged long after purchasing the merchandise.
Right place, right time
Taking a hit to the wallet just to sit in the nose-bleed section is often the price loyal fans have to pay to catch their favorite artist in action. Using the Real Time Location feature, bands can transform a ticket stub or T-shirt into a portal for a free album download when scanned at the event - if the merchandise is scanned outside the event, the same Tag can link to a Facebook page or some other experience instead. After all, if I'm late on rent because I chose to support my favorite band the least they can do give me something for showing up, right?
Help fans sell the band
Fans that wear concert T-shirts are begging to share their taste for music with others. Bands can give their fans a hand when raving about the experience they had a concert by letting others scan to learn more about the band. With Device ID bands can deliver different content to the owner of a T-shirt than it does everyone else.
Do you think Tag is a good fit for the music scene? Let us know in comments or on Facebook or Twitter.
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By KEN LARSONSun Advocate Publisher
Every once in a while it's necessary to remind our readers of the various scams that are played upon the uninitiated by the criminals of this world. There have always been scams but its seems with the advance of the internet and increased technology there are more and more unsuspecting people getting ripped off. And, as the holidays approach and the season of charitable giving is here, more and more people will be victims.
One particularly expensive scam currently taking place has been brought to my attention. Never respond to e-mails, telephone calls or pages that tell you to call an "809" telephone number. That "809" can alert you to a scam that is quickly spreading and can easily cost you a lot of money.
This is how it works. You receive a message on your answering machine or pager that asks you to call a number beginning with area code 809. The reason you are asked to call varies. It can be to receive information about a family member who has been ill, to tell you someone has been arrested or died, to let you know you have won a wonderful prize, etc. In each case, you are told to call the 809 number right away. Since there are so many new area codes these days, people often unknowingly return these calls.
If you call the number, you may be put on hold for a long period of time, or you will get a long recorded message. They will try to keep you on the phone as long as possible to increase the charges. The surprise comes at the end of the month when you get your telephone bill; you'll learn you have been charged a high price for the call. The 809 area code is located in Dominican Republic and can be used as a pay-per-call number, similar to 900 numbers in the United States. There is no requirement that you be notified and warned of charges and rates involved because it is not covered by U. S. regulations.
Here is another scenario. This year's most appropriate holiday gift may be a charity donation made on behalf of a loved one, but watch out for con artists. Most charity fundraising is legitimate, but fraud activity increases during the holidays because people are in a giving mood. Because con artists often capitalize on recent disasters, consumers still need to be especially careful when donating to relief efforts such as the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Even though the disaster was well over a year ago scams are still being conducted concerning these attacks. The very idea of this gives you a concept of how ruthless these people are, because they target well-known events where immediate help is needed. Fortunately most con artists are fairly easy to spot once you know what to look for.
Here are some suggestions to avoid getting scammed by fake charities.
Stick with charities you know and trust. Initiate contact yourself. Legitimate charities maintain offices staffed with employees eager to hear from you, while con artists have to locate potential victims with roving in-person appeals, telemarketing and mailing. Ask lots of questions.
If you're approached by an unfamiliar charity, ask for the organization's full name, local street address, purpose of their current fundraising and how the money will be used. Ask for written materials and say you'll consider the request letter. Take your time. Beware of callers who won't take no for an answer, or claim they have deadlines to meet. And, beware of high-pressure tactics. Legitimate charities value their reputations and don't use dramatic emotional appeals.
In addition watch out for credit card fraud when you are shopping this season. Take only the cards you will use with you when you are going shopping. Make sure you get your card back after making your purchases. Be sure to take the receipt, including the carbon copies. Crooks who steal your cards or receipts use the information on them to make fraudulent charges to your accounts.
Watch out for bogus loan or credit offers. They are often pitches to consumers who need extra money for holiday shopping. You may see the ads in the classified sections of large daily newspapers, in supermarket tabloids, or bulletin boards, even tacked on telephone poles. If you're asked to pay a fee to get a loan or a credit card, it's probably a scam.
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Elder Adam Cory Bigelow has been called to serve in the North Carolina-Raleigh mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Bigelow will speak June 8 at 9 a.m. at the Price 3rd LDS Ward building.
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Yesterday, Adam Rubin reported that 2B Jordany Valdespin had "suffered a forearm strain," and his Arizona Fall League campaign might be done. After going 0-2 Monday, if true, Valdespin would finish his AFL campaign hitting .355/.388/.461 with four walks, 12 strikeouts and six errors in 19 games. He'll be 23 in December.
Before heading to the AFL, he hit .232/.243/.304 with 23 strikeouts and two walks in 28 games for AA Binghamton after a .289/.323/.437 line in 65 games for advanced-a St. Lucie. At this point, I would not put him on the 40-man roster. Yes, that would mean exposing him to the rule five draft.
Last night, Keith Law tweeted:
I've been asked what a "leak" is, so let me try to explain. Think about a swing as an explosion. Everything that happens before the hands start forward, including a hitter's stance and load, prime the batter to blast through the zone. When a hitter leaks, he's not hold the energy in place. Rather, he's sliding forward and giving away potential power. Nothing good comes from leaking. It deprives a hitter of balance and power.
I haven't seen Valdespin in the AFL, but most likely, Law is describing a sequence where his hips and body start moving forward before his hand go. Thus, Valdespin will have little power. Also, because his body is starting too quickly, ahead of his hands, he'll be into his swing too early and be forced to make decisions on pitches early, leading him to chase breaking balls out of the zone. Some pictures or video of this would be nice.


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Velocity, the family fun center in Empsall Plaza on Court Street, is no more.
And the Dungeon, an all-ages, no-alcohol venue where rock and other bands performed in the centers basement, went silent Friday night.
Susan T. Chiffy, who co-owned the center for the past six years, declined to comment.
But signs written in marker have been hung up on the centers entrances announcing the closing. Velocitys website also indicates that it no longer is in business.
Opened in 2006, the center offered laser tag, a soft-play gym and arcade games mainly for kids. German Leon, a Los Angeles actor and director who owns Psychedelic Entertainment LLC, purchased the two individual but connected buildings at 122-130 Court St. and 122-130 Rear Court St. for $60,000, with the hope that the family-oriented business would bring Watertown back to the good days, he said in 2006.
The 3,000 square feet that housed Velocity included the ground floor but not the upper floors that make up the Brighton Apartments. Mr. Leon also owns a third connecting building, at 223 J.B. Wise Place, where the Tunes 92.5 FM radio station, an insurance agency and a hair salon occupy space.
Earlier this week, tenants confirmed Velocitys closing but said they heard that Thomas Shultz, owner of Re-Sale America, was interested in purchasing the space. A few of his employees were moving some equipment on Thursday, but said they had no idea whether Mr. Shultz has plans for the two buildings.
Just a few minutes before the 4 p.m. deadline June 24, Mr. Shultz showed up at City Hall and paid $4,570.47 in back taxes for the front part of Velocity but not all of its space, said City Comptroller James E. Mills.
Thats because the majority of the space is a separate property, Mr. Mills said. Mr. Shultz did not pay the $18,149.92 in uncollected taxes for the back part of Velocity, even though it looks like the same building.
You can walk from one building and into another without realizing it, said Kenneth A. Mix, the citys planning and community development coordinator.
It gets a little complicated, Mr. Mix said.
The city soon will take control of 122-30 Rear Court St., which also includes two upper floors and mostly vacant commercial space. As it stands, 122-30 Rear Court St. will be auctioned off in October, along with a building at 591 Rear Main St. and four vacant lots, as part of the citys tax sale, Mr. Mills said.
City officials said they are confused why Mr. Shultz would pay the back taxes for 122-30 Court St., since it does not give him any legal right to the property and Psychedelic Entertainment continues to own it.
We explained that to him, and thats what he wanted to do, City Assessor Brian S. Phelps said. It doesnt make sense.
As for the Dungeon, its last show was Friday night, when local punk band Still Rings True performed in the basement venue, which opened in 2008.
Andrew F. Rounds, who helped Ms. Chiffy manage the venue, said earlier this week that he does not know what will happen next for the Dungeon, where teens could gather to hear music played by area bands and by groups coming from as far away as Buffalo.
Mr. Rounds said he hopes to find a new location.
Its kind of frustrating to have the ground taken from underneath us like this, he said.
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LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., June 7, 2012 – Integrating the latest technology advances into its line of LV-Series portable projectors, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, today announced four LCD models designed to serve the needs of a wide range of professional users. Common to all of these convenient, lightweight portable projectors is a cost-effective combination of high brightness, long lamp and filter life, and convenient auto setup functions. Divided into Advanced ("A") and Mid-Range ("M") models, Canon's newest products include the LV-8227A high-contrast projector and the LV-7392A, LV-7297M, and LV-7292M multimedia projectors.
"Canon's lineup of LV-Series portable LCD projectors is designed to appeal to a diverse array of markets and applications with great performance, genuine user benefits, and excellent cost-efficiency," stated Yuichi Ishizuka, executive vice president and general manager, Imaging Technology & Communications Group, Canon U.S.A.
Combining high-contrast (3000:1) image projection with widescreen WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution display, the Canon LV-8227A multimedia projector is designed to deliver bright (2500-lumen), highly detailed video and still images even in well-lit environments, such as classrooms. The Canon LV-8227A is also capable of reproducing full 16:10 widescreen images generated by the latest laptop and desktop computers - including crisp, well-defined diagrams and spreadsheets - without cropping or compression.
Outputting a bright 3000-lumen image, the Canon LV-7392A multimedia projector features a contrast ratio of 2000:1, and is also well-suited for classrooms, labs, and other smaller educational environments. The LV-7392A delivers XGA (1024 x 768) resolution images, as do the LV-7297M and LV-7292M multimedia projectors, which output 2600 and 2200 lumens, respectively. The LV-7297M and LV-7292M are designed for general use by the small office/home office market.
All four of Canon's newest LV-Series portable projectors include a wide array of computer, video and audio connections for compatibility with a variety of media-display devices. Connectors include a HDMI 1.3 input that enables crystal-clear display of high-definition video signals from Blu-ray players, satellite TV or digital cable boxes, and other high-quality video and audio sources. An RS-232C serial connection provides for full local PC controls when using third-party control software. The LV-8227A and LV-7392A each include a 10-watt built-in speaker with network control capabilities while the LV-7297M and LV-7292M incorporate 1-watt built-in speakers.
Canon's LV-8227A, LV-7392A, LV-7297M and LV-7292M multimedia projectors feature Genuine Canon wide-angle 1.2x zoom lenses with manual zoom and focus for exact user-determined settings of projection optics, clear picture quality, and generous projection distances. The Canon projectors also include a variety of Image Modes to suit varied presentation needs, including:
The Canon LV-8227A, LV-7392A, LV-7297M and the LV-7292M projectors incorporate many useful features designed to maximize convenience and economy for end-users. These features include:
The new Canon LV-8227A, LV-7392A, LV-7297M, and LV-7292M have suggested list prices of $799, $799, $699, and $599, respectively. All models are expected to ship in late June and each is backed by Canon U.S.A.'s exclusive Triple P (Projector Protection Program), a FREE service program that provides a loaner projector of equal or greater value to the end user in the event their projector needs to be repaired.
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SEAMONSTER Summer Experience
When I came to Juneau, Alaska in January of 2007, I never thought I would get such a great opportunity. Thanks to UAS professors Matt Heavner and Eran Hood who took me on the SEAMONSTER (South East Alaska Monitoring Network for Science, Telecommunications, Education, and Research) team.
Within the first couple weeks of work, I was building weather stations and solar panel mounts, which were then deployed in the surrounding Juneau area. Since these areas are somewhat remote, I was able to take many helicopter trips to various places like Cairn Peak, Lemon Glacier, and the Lemon creek watershed. I learned about networking and what the instruments can tell us about certain aspects of what we are measuring. I even got the opportunity to take a float plane trip up to Lituya Bay to help out a well known glaciologist with GPS and isostatic rebound.
I helped install a water probe instrument in Lemon Creek that determines glacial melt and signs of climate warming. The Lemon Glacier feeds into Lemon Creek. The water probe measures creek temperature and turbidity. Another instrument used was a pressure transducer which was put in a glacial lake at the top of the Lemon Glacier. Sometime during the summer the glacial lake will drain. With the pressure transducer in the lake, we're able to take the data and match it up with the data from the water probe and derive an exact date when the drain occurred.
I canoed across Mendenhall Lake to work on the network camera and even made a few time lapse movies. While working on the weather station out at Mendenhall Glacier I was able to witness many glacier calvings which was pretty extraordinary. I would be working on the station when all of a sudden I would here this loud cracking and splash, the glacier just calved while we were only working a few hundred feet from it! I was able to explore ice caves, and learned self-arrest and glacier crevice rescue techniques.
Some days were gorgeous and other days were blowing snow with winds to 40 mph. Not the most opportune working conditions, but it's all about the experience. One time up on Cairn Peak right after the heli dropped us off, the weather turned sour, and we ended up walking out, which was something like a 10 hour hike through the rain, down pretty steep snowy slopes. Man I wish I had my skis!
I also spent many days in the lab building battery packs, soldering, and wiring up harnesses for Motes (mini robots). I even got a chance to learn a little about networking. With some help, I'm able to set up local area networks, and I have a basic understanding of the language. I'm also able to diagram power, connectivity, and the local area network of a weather station.
Spending a week in Lituya Bay on Cenotaph Island I was able to experience the pure beauty and remoteness of Alaska. I took part in helping out a well known glaciologist named Roman Motyka with carrying batteries and setting up GPS units which measured uplift. I learned that only a few centuries ago the entire bay was covered with ice which was truly amazing, to think that this 14 mile long by 3.5 mile wide island was completely covered with ice! This trip also provided great wildlife viewing. Flying to the bay we saw brown bears on the beach feeding on salmon which were swimming up river.
Working with SEAMONSTER is like nothing I could have asked for or even imagined, with great experiences and wonderful people. Alaska is a land of opportunity. I experienced this first hand. I plan to continue to stay on the SEAMONSTER project and learn as much as I possibly can while I'm here.


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As we roll into March, many areas in the Northern Hemisphere are already in the race and event season and it's not very far away for those of us still stuck in the snow. Winter was a good time to build aerobic and lactate threshold power with interval workouts and indoor training. Now it's…Read the full article
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It's back! There are a few article topics that pop back up into mainstream media every year or two, like "too much exercise will kill you" and "you shouldn't eat carbohydrates during exercise". This week it was the "you're drinking too much during exercise" chestnut that made it into The Wall Street Journal. There's…Read the full article
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For Immediate Release For more information, contact: CTS Expands with First International Training Center in Mexico City, Mexico More international centers planned (Versión en español abajo) (Colorado Springs, CO – Feb 19, 2015) – CTS today announced the opening of their newest training center in Mexico City, Mexico. The coaching company's first training center outside…Read the full article
The big nutritional news this week was that in the coming weeks the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee, a panel of experts who provide scientific justification for the US Government's "Dietary Guidelines", is expected to largely reverse the long-standing recommendations to limit the intake of dietary cholesterol. We studied the available literature so you don't…Read the full article
New Englanders won the Super Bowl but got the crap kicked out them by Mother Nature. To help our fellow cyclists in New England who have been hammered by repeated, record-breaking snow storms in recent weeks, we're offering $500 OFF the following Spring Training Camps for residents of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire,…Read the full article
By Jim Rutberg, CTS Pro Coach and co-author of "The Time-Crunched Cyclist" Anytime you see a group of athletes lined up at a starting line it's important to realize that large percentage of them have already lost the race. It has nothing to do with their fitness or nutrition, but rather what's going on…Read the full article


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Fluid Dynamics is the manufacturer of the best non chemical system to stop scaling caused by hard water. A truly green water treatment method proven to save energy and eliminate chemicals For over 40 years we have supplied our wide range of non-chemical scale prevention products to every sector of industry,commerce and the home that suffers from the effects of hard ...
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The Association of Water Treatment Professionals and Resource Center (AWTP) is a limited liability corporation. AWTPs foremost prominence is to educate and provide the necessary assistance to those who have interest in helping to manage, protect, and assist in the protection of our most valuable livelihood, Georgias water resources. AWTP strives to provide relevant ...
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Colsen is situated in Hulst (The Netherlands). Our customer base is in the food-processing industry and in the communal & industrial waste water area. Colsen is specialized in the execution of projects in the area of water treatment and energy production via (anaerobic) digestion. The Colsen activities range from problem solving, design and engineering, project ...
Kurita Europe
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Kurita Europe is a subsidiary of Kurita Water Industries Ltd. headquartered in Tokyo (Japan). Founded in 1949, the Group has 4,700 employees worldwide as of 2013 with a turnover of approximately USD 2.0 billion. Over 3,300 patents are proof of Kurita's innovative approach to a resource-saving consumption of water.
BSL Global Water Solutions
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BSL Global Water Solutions Inc., located in Newport Beach, California, designs and manufactures transportable water and wastewater treatment systems for industrial, and municipal customers. Our packaged, modular systems can also be used as temporary relief in a disaster/emergency situation or an agri-business need We also offer a Solid Waste Disposal System.
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STREETS OF FIRE is quite simply my favorite film of all time.
It's been said that Walter Hill is a real 'man's director,' but this is belied by the cross-gender, cross-continental cult appeal of his rock n' roll masterpiece of vigilante justice. Originally intended as a trilogy until American audiences broke Hill's heart with poor box office, STREETS OF FIRE stars heartthrob Michael Pare (notice I didn't say former heartthrob) as Tom Cody, a soldier of fortune who is summoned by his sister (THE WARRIORS' super-tuff Deborah Van Valkenberg) to rescue his old flame, rock goddess Ellen Aim (a 19-year old Diane Lane) from a pack of PVC-clad bikers from the wrong end of town (who are headed up by Willem Dafoe and Fear's Lee Ving).
Add to this mix Rick Moranis as Ellen's current boyfriend/manager Billy Fish, a tough-as nails Amy Madigan as Cody's sidekick McCoy, an early appearance by Bill Paxton, and the always effervescent '80s staple E.G. Daily and you've got yourself a movie that can pretty much do no wrong.
The merits of STREETS OF FIRE are many: its stunning production design, its no-fat dialogue, its crew of rotating editors who set the standard for modern editing techniques (for better or for worse), and of course, the music - courtesy of songwriters Jim Steinmann and Stevie Nicks, and amazingly bolstered by The Blasters as the house band at Torchie's Bar (Torchie's itself being a consistent character in Hill's early films).
Don't miss this rare big-screen celebration of everything that is good and right about movies. After all, tonight is what it means to be young! (Kier-La Janisse)
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The primary objective of this study is to determine the safety of Candin® (Candida albicans Skin Test Antigen) at a 0.3 ml dose level at up to 6 monthly injections for treating common warts (Verruca vulgaris).
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- Safety of Candin® (Candida albicans Skin Test Antigen) at 0.3 dose level at up to 6 monthly injections for treating common warts (Verruca vulgaris) [ Time Frame: Monthly evaluations for up to 5 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Symptoms will be evaluated daily for 7 days following each monthly treatment for safety
- Evaluation of the relative efficacy of the 0.3 mL dose levels of Candin® for up to 5 months [ Time Frame: Monthly evaluations for up to 5 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Presence or absence of wart lesions will be determined monthly
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Other Name: Candin®
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The primary objective of this study is to determine the safety of Candin® (Candida albicans Skin Test Antigen) at either 0.3 mL dose levels at up to 6 monthly injections (a maximal, cumulative dose of 1.9 mL, including the delayed-type hypersensitivity (DTH) test) for treating common warts (Verruca vulgaris). A secondary objective is to understand the relative effectiveness of the 0.3 dose level for treating common warts, both those that were injected and those that were not injected as well as other types of warts that were not injected to allow a determination of appropriate dose levels to use in a future dose-ranging efficacy trial.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Must have at least 3 and not more than 10 common warts not located on the palms or digits
- Positive DTH response to Candin® required
Exclusion Criteria:
- No previous medical treatment for warts other than OTC
- No immunocompromising medical conditions or medicines allowed
- No preexisting inflammatory conditions at treatment site allowed
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01757392
|United States, Arkansas
|Johnson Dermatology
|Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States, 72916
|Principal Investigator:
|Sandy M Johnson, MD
|Johnson Dermatology
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Nielsen BioSciences, Inc.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01757392 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Nieslen Protocol CFW-2c
|Study First Received:
|December 21, 2012
|Last Updated:
|March 13, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Nielsen BioSciences, Inc.:
common wart lesions
(verruca vulgaris)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
DNA Virus Infections
Papillomavirus Infections
Skin Diseases
Skin Diseases, Infectious
Skin Diseases, Viral
Tumor Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
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City of Praise Family Church robbed, police say
Published On: Feb 20 2013 11:28:29 AM EST Updated On: Feb 20 2013 12:27:48 PM EST
Metal thieves stole folding chairs and copper Sunday from an Orlando church.
According to the Orlando Police Department, the items were stolen from City of Praise Family Church at 1032 Robinson St.
The chairs were valued at $200, as was the copper, according to police.
Police said the church had no signs of forced entry, but an officer found a vent cover in one of the rooms hanging down and two buckets stacked below it.
The officer said he also noticed a black tarp over a barbwire fence, making entry onto the property easier.
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CANTON, Ga. -- Jack Fussellof Canton is near the beginning of what he calls his walk across the landto raise money and awareness of Alzheimer's Disease.
"I think I've got about 18 miles already today," Fussell said in a video clip from his journey that's posted on YouTube. "It's going good, going really good."
Fussell, 62, started in Savannah in January, determined to make a difference after losing his father to Alzheimer's 12 years ago.
A year later, his own health crisis began a transformation.
He lost more than 100 pounds by running and climbing the stairs at Amicalola Falls State Park.
Once he ran up and down 50 times in a day.
"I sure do need your help," Fussell said to his supports in a video clip on YouTube."All I want to do is raise money for the Alzheimer's Association and raise awareness."
Fussell's already raised more than $13,000, and there's still a long way to go.
He plans to walk and jog all the way to Monterey, California, journey that could take eight more months.


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The following described property will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, at the
Main Entrance of the Carbon County Courthouse located at 149 East 100
South, Price, Utah 84501 on October 28, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. for the
purpose of foreclosing a Deed of Trust originally dated December 10,
2009 and recorded on December 11, 2009, in the Carbon County
Recorder's Office in Book 713 at Page 219, as Entry no. 803816,
executed by Constantine J. Lionakis, as (Trustor) and the United
States of America Acting through the Rural Housing Service or
Successor Agency, United States Department of Agriculture, as (Trustee
and Lender). South Eastern Utah Title Company has been appointed as
Successor Trustee, as recorded on August 29, 2011, in Book 752 at Page
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the date has been changed to October 28, 2011.)
The property subject to the Deed of Trust is situate in Carbon County
and described as follows:
The South 20 feet of Lot 22 and the North 6 feet of Lot 21, Block 2,
Montrose Addition to the City of Price, according to the official plat
thereof, recorded in Book A of Plats, at Page 22, records of the
Carbon County Recorder.
Tax Parcel No. 1-1947
Purported Property Address: 476 South 100 East, Price, Utah 84501
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a.m. the day following the sale. Both payments must be in the form of
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funds payable to South Eastern Utah Title Company.
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COVENTRY–Wrestling season is underway for the Northeast Kingdom Pythons youth wrestling program. The team consists of kids age eleven and younger, and is currently under the tutelage of long time Python member Richie Roberts.
"I have been with the program since 1984. I was helping coach and in 1987 I took it over," said the twenty-eight year veteran.
ST. ALBANS–The North Country Falcons girls basketball team battled hard, but in the end it was the BFA Comets coming out on top by the score of 47-38.
"It was a great game to be a part of," said coach Christiane Brown, "The ladies worked hard both on defense and on offense."
Noelle Pinard had a fantastic all-around game for the Falcons. She netted seven points to go along with 15 rebounds.
Said Brown, "She let the game come to her. She was dominant on the boards, and she was a pleasure to watch."
ORLEANS-The Lake Region girls came off their most emotional victory at Lamoille last Saturday, rallying to win after being down 14 late. That looked like a possible season changer for the Blue and White as they settled into a home stand. That never played out however as visiting Enosburg hit 18 of 24 free throws en-route to a 53-46 win.
The inconsistent Ranger girls started sluggishly in a foul filled sloppy first quarter.
The North Country Cheerleaders were on hand to perform at halftime on Tuesday. From their inception last fall to right now they have grown leaps and bounds.
Their routines are becoming increasingly more complex, and head coach Danielle Gage has a simple answer as to why.
"Lots and lots of practice and the girls are working really hard. There is no one to really single out because the work hard as a team."
Their first competition is on the horizon, and if they continue to work hard and put in the time, they should be able to turn some heads at the event.
NEWPORT–The Rice Green Knights built a fourteen point lead in the first quarter and never looked back as they defeated the North Country boys basketball team 80-52 on Tuesday night.
Rice was hot right from the opening tip, going on a seven point run to kick off the game. Caleb Prue scored the Falcons first points of the contest when he grabbed a rebound and nailed the short jumper making it 7-2.
Casey Tipson picked a Falcon pocket and made the easy two to get the lead back to seven, but Devon Martin cut it down to four with nice three ball.
JERICHO–Despite the limited amount of snow that we have received this winter, the North Country nordic teams have been able to compete in their last two races.
The first one up was the Mount Mansfield Pursuit.
The girls took home fourth place with an overall team score of 117.
Lindsay Cotnoir was the top finisher, coming in tied for twenty-fifth with Laura Andrews and Ellie Stone of CVU. CVU took home first place at the event.
Stephanie Watson was the only other Falcon in the top fifty, finishing fifty-first.
JAY–A pair of revamped teams met in the opening game of the matinee double-header on Saturday as Rice defeated the North Country girls 5-2 to earn a split in the season series.
"I think our effort was good in a lot of areas. We had a few mental breakdowns and that led to some easy goals for them," said Claude Paul after the game, "We need to tighten up in our end, including goaltending... we need to sure that up."
JAY-The boys were able to send the fans home happy after the game number two of the twin billing, as they picked up the 4-1 victory over Rice, winning their second game in a row
"It's good to have a couple (of wins) to rub together. It has been a while and it feels good," said Andrew Roy his teams' first back-to-back wins of the year.
Just fifty seconds into the game the Falcons were whistled for a Logan Fortier kneeing penalty, and it looked like it was going to be another long night of extended penalty killing for the boys in white.
HYDE PARK – The Lake Region Lady Rangers traveled to face off against the Lady Lancers of Lamoille Saturday, in what ESPN would call an "Instant Classic." Trailing by as many as 14 in the second half Lake Region was able to rally back and pull of the 54-52 victory.
NEWPORT – UCA played host to the Whitcomb Hornets Saturday afternoon and after a close first quarter, they were held scoreless for 2 quarters of play, ultimately losing 48-16
The Lady Crusaders trailed early by a score of 6-0, but a 3 by Hannah Piette and a long 2 by Olivia Foster, set the stage for Christina Maxwell to pump in a 2 of her own with 2 minutes left in the 1st quarter to cap of the comeback and put UCA on top 7-6. Piette would add a free throw and Whitney Carter connected on a nice jumper from the left elbow to give the Lady Crusaders a 10-8 lead.


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For north country residents without a car or buggy, getting around the city can be difficult because few streets have sidewalks and there are no bike lanes but that may change.
The city will make a play for funds to improve transit, pedestrian and bicycle access along streets in the Marina District, but some Council members argue the improvements are unnecessary.
The City Council authorized an application for a $7,500 Complete Streets grant from the St. Lawrence County Health Initiative this week.
Complete streets are designed for all access by all potential users, not just traditional automobile travel. Street design keeps pedestrians, cyclists and public transportation options in mind.
Across the country, complete streets have been shown to increase business, said City Planner Andrea L. Smith. We are developing a streetscape improvement plan, this grant provides funding for actual implementation.
Many streets in the Marina District lack sidewalks, crosswalks at intersections and right-of-ways for cyclists. Several waterfront development initiatives include the district, comprising an area bounded by the Oswegatchie River, New York Avenue, and Main and Spring streets.
Were going to have to put in some infrastructure, like crosswalks, curbing, sidewalks, said City Manager John M. Pinkerton.This grant will help pay for that and let us do other things that will hopefully tie in the marina district as we go from the arena to the Freight House to the Fort, The Dirty Gringo and down to Hosmers Marina. We have to tie that together. It gives us a focal point to work on.
The Maple City Trail runs through the district on surface streets after crossing the Lake Street Bridge.
It is something we need to look at seriously and not waste the opportunity, said Councilwoman Jennifer Stevenson.We need to continue the progress of the pedestrian bridge and tie things together.
Throughout the city, roadways are poorly marked, lacking lanes, parking spaces, medians, planter strips, ground cover, shoulder markings and street trees.
Councilman R. Storm Cilley questioned the need for the funding at a Monday Council meeting.
I dont see a need right now for bike racks, I dont see a lot of people on bicycles, he said.
Mr. Cilley also criticized the grant application as too vague.
I am concerned about funding for grants when we dont have a clear idea what were doing, he said. I might consider supporting this if you came back to us with a plan.
Deputy Mayor Michael D. Morley worried the city could be unable to match the grant without cutting funding from somewhere else.
Even in-kind services, technically there is money being spent, he said. We just had to cut community organizations moneys. I dont want to spend money needlessly. If I dont know the full extent of the programs, I dont want to get involved with them. I did that with Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
Mr. Morley also argued his constituents want faster roads without the clutter of pedestrians, cyclists and transit options.
Part of this program is to look at what theyre calling traffic calming which is to slow traffic down, he said. These days people dont want to be slowed down. With the vehicles and the trucks, they are getting bigger and bigger every year. I dont see how narrowing down a street by building a bike path will necessarily help. Everybody is driving an SUV these days.
Ms. Smith said the Complete Streets grant does require a match from the city, but the city would propose in-kind contributions of labor and equipment.
The grant application says it doesnt have to be actual money, she said. Our matching portion would be covered by providing labor.
Mr. Pinkerton said winning the grant would help build momentum for development.
I think momentum is something you have to keep building on, you cant let up on it, he said. If we can get some pockets of growth going, we could revitalize the whole city.
Ogdensburg will proceed with developing a complete streets policy, regardless of whether the grant is secured.
The community identified complete streets as something theyre interested in, Ms. Smith said.
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9/19/2012 | Posted by jlawrenceTags: commercial, striped bass
This month The Department of Natural Resources is hosting four open houses regarding significant changes to the commercial striped bass fishery.
An on-line version of the open house presentation can be found here.
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Austin, TX (Sports Network) - Behind a career-high 31 points from Myck Kabongo, the Texas Longhorns earned the upset win over the Oklahoma Sooners, 92-86 in overtime, in Big 12 Conference action at the Frank Erwin Center.
Kabongo also added eight rebounds, six assists and four steals for the Longhorns (13-15, 5-10 Big 12), who had lost four of their previous six games. Sheldon McClellan added 18 points and eight rebounds while going a perfect 13- of-13 from the free-throw line. Demarcus Holland added 10 points and knocked down a pair of 3-pointers.
Oklahoma (18-9, 9-6) was led by Romero Osby, who also scored a career-high 31 points. Steven Pledger added 18 points and Amath M'Baye managed 16 points for the Sooners, who saw a brief two-game win streak come to a close.
After shooting an incredible 70.8 percent from the field in the first half, including 7-of-9 attempts from beyond the arc, Oklahoma carried a 43-28 lead into halftime.
In the second half, Texas made a run by holding the Sooners to 35.7 percent shooting from the field while making 46.7 percent from the floor itself. A jumper in the final seconds of regulation from Kabongo allowed Texas to tie the game at 77-77 and force overtime.
Osby scored six points in the extra session as the Longhorns outscored the Sooners, 15-9, to claim the win.
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Four-Links – the Allard that ended American road racing, Bomonster, COPO Citations, trikes
* The announcement of the Springfield Vintage Grand Prix earlier this week neatly coincided with a post on The Chicane on the Fred Wacker Allard J2 that competed in the 1952 Watkins Glen road races and contributed to the end of organized road racing in the United States.
* If you aren't checking out the Friday Art Show every week on the H.A.M.B., you're missing a lot of great, mostly lowbrow and lowbrow-inspired, art. One of the regulars there is Bomonster, who works entirely in scratchboard and seems to have a lot of fun doing it.
* Every Chevrolet enthusiast knows what COPO stands for, right? But how many of them also know that a group of 200 Citations were ordered through the COPO program in the 1980s for a regional promotion? Hover Motor Co. has the scoop.
* Gary Littlejohn's Cinderella Cart is one of several groovy 1960s/1970s trikes that Working Class Kustoms recently rounded up photos of. This is the kind of unbridled awesomeness that happens when you put LSD in the country's water supply.
* Finally, we spotted these photos of another Studebaker building on Flickr's Vintage Car Showrooms pool, this one in St. Petersburg, Florida. A little googling, and we see it's at 600 Fourth St. South. Shouldn't there be a registry for these Studebaker buildings?


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Waukesha, WI --Beloit College Cross Country Coordinator and Head Track & Field Coach Brian Bliese was inducted into the Carroll University Athletic Hall of Fame this past weekend, recognizing his long service there prior to moving to Beloit.
Bliese coached at Carroll for 15 years, from 1985-2000. He was the head men's and women's track and field coach, cross country coordinator and offensive coordinator for the Pioneers football team.
Bliese was part of nine conference championships for Carroll — three in men's track and field, two in women's track and field, two in women's cross country and two in football.
In cross country, he coached three individual conference champions, more than 50 all-conference honorees, two national qualifiers and one all-American.
In track, he guided his student-athletes to more than 100 individual conference titles, more than 300 all-conference honors, more than 50 national qualifications and eight all-American performances, including three by Marni Lynn Wiggins, a two-time national champion.
Before Carroll, he coached track and football at Carthage College and coached football, women's volleyball, basketball and softball at his alma mater, Milton College. He also was the women's athletic director at Milton.
Bliese graduated from Milton College in 1976 after a successful career as a quarterback. During his senior season, Bliese led Milton to an undefeated and untied season, the only collegiate school in the nation to accomplish that feat in 1975.
Over the past 20-plus years, Bliese has coached over 30 All-Americans in Track & Field, including four National Champions.


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