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WATERTOWN- Kenneth E. Hughes, 94, formerly of Midtown Towers, died Monday evening, January 28, 2013 at Mercy of Northern New York.
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MORRISTOWN Law enforcement officers from across St. Lawrence County descended Friday afternoon on Morristown Central School to take part in an active-shooter drill, testing and strengthening the schools readiness in the event of a school shooting.
The drill comes as Morristown prepares to make a $100,000 upgrade to its security system, including the addition of an air-lock front entrance and buzzer system that will better regulate the flow of traffic.
The district also is looking at changing classroom doors to ensure they all can be locked from the inside as well as making the windows on doors smaller, giving less visibility to would-be killers. These upgrades are expected to be made over the summer.
Were here trying to teach kids to be the best they can be, and youve got to worry about getting shot at? Unfortunately, yes, Superintendent David J. Glover said.
The drill was organized by the state police and saw officers responding from Ogdensburg, Gouverneur, Customs and Border Protection, Border Patrol and the St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department.
This is the way we can find out whats broken so we can get it fixed, state police Sgt. Chad K. Niles said.
Faculty from the school played teachers and students with help from the Morristown Volunteer Fire Department and Gouverneur Correctional Facility, which sent officers over to play students.
Shooters armed with starter pistols and a semiautomatic M4 loaded with blanks stormed the building at 12:45 p.m., killing about five people and firing more than 50 rounds before being taken out.
One of the shooters was killed on the second floor of the building while another was shot in the library. Law enforcement officers used fake plastic rifles and pistols.
The lockdown procedures themselves worked very well, Mr. Niles said. It really looked like there wasnt anybody in here.
Mr. Niles also said the drill was helpful for law enforcement officers. Its a good opportunity for us to get together with different agencies.
Furthermore, he said, getting police familiarized with local schools and helping teachers to be better at locking down the building is crucial to ensuring the safety of students in the future.
Because Morristown is located relatively far from law enforcement hubs, Mr. Niles said, it may take up to 15 minutes for responders to arrive on the scene.
You should attempt to intervene, Mr. Niles told staff members at the school, though he instructed them not to hurt any of the officers participating in Fridays drill.
This is an exercise to test the implementation of the schools safety plans. Go with your gut instincts, he said.
Beyond the drill, Mr. Niles gave out basic information about school shootings he hoped would be helpful to staff.
The most important element, he said, is to remain hidden.
Shooters are looking for easy, accessible targets. They know the cops are coming, Mr. Niles said, adding that most shootings are over within 15 minutes.
Mr. Niles also praised the system Morristown has in place, allowing any teacher to put the school into lockdown if he or she spots trouble.
We want to have the response as quickly as we can, Mr. Glover said.
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Don't let the title of today's story fool you, devoted WWW followers. We will not spend this Accessory Report discussing the latest on Conor Oberst's band-though it's certainly tempting-but rather, the fact that vibrant eyewear is a key accessory this season! From fluorescent pink (Alexa Chung) to tangerine (Jessica Biel) to luscious red (Jessica Alba), bright frames are all the rage right now-and understandably so! Whether they're cheering up your winter wardrobe or adding quirky flair to a fancy day look, bold shades offer an easy way to make your wardrobe a little more on-trend. And with so many colors and styles to choose from, you'll surely find a pair that not only flatters your face, but suits your personality too!
When it comes to this season's best accessories, Bottega Veneta S/S 12 definitely has our vote. Earlier this month, we gushed about designer Tomas Maier's futuristic geometric earrings, and now we're head over heels for his brilliant take on bright sunnies. The fashion house's Red Brown BV Eyewear ($495, 212.371.5511), shown above, are an artful blend of retro glam and modern sophistication. The glossy, orangey-red rims put a new spin on the iconic, '60s-inspired Clubmaster style, giving the sunglasses a truly cool and luxe look.
Of course, the shades at Bottega Veneta aren't the only fabulous bright sunglasses out there! In fact, we've spotted some pretty fantastic shades on your favorite tastemakers, including Alexa Chung and Gwen Stefani. Chung, snapped here at the Valentino S/S 12 show, selected Cutler and Gross for Cacharel's enviable sunglasses, which we're sad to report are currently sold out. We must applaud Chung on her eyewear pick, as the contemporary feel of the fluorescent pink color and rounded shape suit her sensibilities perfectly. A few months later in Los Angeles, Stefani also opted for rounded frames, albeit with a more cat-eye shape and sky blue hue. The singer/designer stepped out wearing Stella McCartney's Round Frame Sunglasses ($225), a lovely choice that added a subtle pop of color to her neutral outfit.
If you had a more classic shape in mind, surely Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba, and Gwyneth Paltrow's bright choices will inspire you. Biel went for a statement-making finish in Los Angeles earlier this month with the help of The Row's Burnt Orange Sunglasses with Leather Wrapped Temples ($442), while a day earlier, Alba complemented the hue of her cozy knit scarf with Thierry Lasry's red Obsessy Sunglasses ($375). Additionally, we're also quite fond of the Ray-Ban Cats 5000 Sunglasses ($135) Gwyneth Paltrow wore while running errands in New York a few weeks ago. Contrasted with the rough-and-tumble vibe of her MiH distressed leather jacket, the pink aviators inject an element of cool femininity into her off-duty look.
Fortunately, the bright eyewear options don't stop there! After a little online browsing of our own, we found shades every bit as stylish as the aforementioned styles. Over at American Apparel, the Jody Sunglasses ($35) come in a striking electric blue color, which would look awesome worn with an equally vibrant dress come spring! Love a cat-eye shape? We do too, which is why we simply can't resist Urban Outfitters' Extreme Cat Eye Sunglasses ($16) in the sprightly candy-apple red hue-the price is right too! Not surprisingly, we're also crazy for Karen Walker's quirky Soul Club Sunglasses ($220) in Yellow. These original shades have fashion-forward girl written all over them. And last, but certainly not least, we'd like to direct you to Matthew Williamson's splurge-worthy Curved-Square Sunglasses ($369). Sure, they're a bit of an investment, but they're so cool you'll never want to take them off. High-fashion sunglasses with some charisma? Now that's a bright idea!-Jessica Baker
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Our beloved daughter, mother, sister, niece and dear friend, Shelly, age 42, passed away Aug. 8, 2013 in Price.
She was born July 7, 1971 in Price to Marion "Wes" Twitchell and Rose Lee Duncan.
Shelly was a longtime resident of Carbon County who enjoyed spending time in the outdoors. Whether she was playing in mud puddles or floating down the canal, it didn't take her long to make the best of any outdoor activity. She enjoyed camping with family, reading books and writing poems.
Shelly was "Daddy's Little Girl" and she was willing to help anyone in need. She was a friend to all and will remembered for generosity and devotion to others.
Survived by her son, Wesley Twitchell, Price; father, Wes (Kathy) Twitchell, Ft. Duchesne; aunt, Janet (John) Armstrong, Price; brother, Willy Adams, Price; sister, Rosie Duncan, Phoenix, Ariz; cousins, Becky (Jimmy "Taco") Allen, Orangeville; Courtney Morano, California; aunt, Lillian Duncan, Wellington; special nieces, Kaydance her "Baby Girl" of Wellington, Desalou, Lynzalou, Kay Bug, all of Orangeville, Marie, California; nephews, Tyler, Price, Justin, California; dear friend, Gina Rutherford, Wellington; beloved dog, Angel; and many other aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews who will miss her dearly.
Shelly was preceded in death by her mother, Rose; aunt, Betty (Joe) Flom; grandparents, Carl (Lula) Twitchell and Claud (Clara) Duncan.
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On completion of this unit students will be able to plan, design and configure both local area networks and wide area networks. They will gain thorough knowledge of switching basics and routing concepts and practical knowledge of the use and configuration of network elements such as routers and switches. Students will also be able to effectively administer both local area networks and wide area networks. Topics covered include: hierarchical LAN design for switched Ethernet networks; interconnection elements such as hubs, switches and routers; switching concepts and configuration; the spanning tree protocol and virtual LANs; wireless LAN operation, configuration, and security; WAN design; the point to point protocol (PPP); frame relay; network security and firewall configuration; broadband networks; IPv6; and network troubleshooting. The unit also covers advanced networking concepts such as optical networking, converged networking, virtual private networks, reliability, security and quality of service.
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In Ashe County voting, John Reeves, Calvin Green, and Stephen Shoemaker took the three open seats on the West Jefferson Board of Aldermen, while in Lansing, there may have to be some sorting out, as third place in the Alderman race ended in a tie—Dennis Trainor Jr. and Kena Trainor both
ending with 12 votes. Further complicating the tally, there were 14 write-in votes. It will take at least the canvass to sort things out in that race while Jack Brown and Dylan Lightfoot took the other two seats, and Michelle Slaton took the unexpired term in a separate vote.
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GEORGETOWN, KY - Hargreaves (Hardy), Frances, 93, of Georgetown, KY, formally of Pawtucket, RI, passed away after a short illness on January 11, 2013. She was the wife of the late Clarence Hargreaves. Born in Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late John G. and Alice (Lumb) Hardy.
She was employed as a supervisor at Balfour Jewelry Company in Attleboro, MA for many years and former employee for the City of Pawtucket Collections Division. She spent many years with her husband at Slater Park, where he was caretaker. In her retirement she enjoyed running the Historic Looff Carousel.
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they have decided on their post-foundation options – you should
discourage them from doing so. Even if they are convinced that they
know what they want to do post-foundation, completing the exercises
and reading the information contained in Stages 1, 2 and 3 will
help them to ask the right questions of themselves and give them
the raw data they will need for writing job applications and
responding to interview questions. Skipping stages could reduce
their chances of successfully implementing their post-foundation
During a review meeting, the person who should be doing most of
the talking is your student or trainee. If you find that it is you,
you need to consider the reasons behind this. Is there something
worrying the trainee that you haven't explored adequately? Does the
trainee feel comfortable with you? Asking open questions, allowing
slightly longer pauses after you ask a question and asking
follow-up questions to prompt a fuller answer may help.
It is important that you provide clear
constructive feedback on all aspects of a student or trainees
performance to date. This means spending sufficient time discussing
what has been going well, what seem to be their key strengths, and
the possible career implications of these. Then if necessary, you
may need to discuss areas of their performance that have not been
going so well (see section 7 below).
In any one meeting, there needs to be an
overall balance in the feedback provided. It may be appropriate for
a student or trainee to leave a review meeting with the realisation
that they probably need to revise their career plans. But you don't
want them to leave a review meeting feeling utterly demoralised and
that they have no future at all in any branch of medicine. The way
to avoid the latter could be to ensure that you have a balanced
discussion, spending sufficient time on their strengths as well as
areas where their performance might be causing concern.
Provide a route map rather than a final
destination. Educational supervisors are frequently concerned that
they might inadvertently give a student or trainee poor careers
advice. This concern is particularly acute at the moment, given the
uncertainties surrounding applying for post-foundation jobs.
However, it might help you to know that advice
giving is not, in fact, your key role. Instead, you should use the
four-stage structure to provide a 'route map' through the rough
terrain of career decision making. You'll need to be clear that it
is always up to the student/trainee to pick their final career
Another way of putting this is to say that
your role may involve posing challenging, insightful questions –
but it doesn't involve providing the answers. This idea is explored
in greater detail in this sample
At the end of each session, ask your student
or trainee to specify which career planning tasks they will be
doing next, and also agree on an appropriate time-scale. This will
help keep the trainee on track and minimise the chances that they
find themselves completely ill-prepared to make a decision when
they come to the point of applying for their post-foundation
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"Warlords" is set in the midst of war and political upheaval during the Taiping Rebellion of the 1860s. General Pang, who after a surviving a massacre of his fellow soldiers by playing dead, joins a band of bandits led by Er Hu and Wu Yang. After fighting back attackers from a helpless village, the three men take an oath to become "blood brothers," pledging loyalty to one another until death. But, things quickly turn sour, and the three men become embroiled in a web of political deceit, and a love triangle between Pang, Er Hu and a beautiful courtesan.
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ORLEANS–Tom Evans is back for his thirty-first year of coaching at Lake Region, and when asked what he has not seen in the game of soccer, it was tough for him to find an answer.
What he does know is that he will be fielding a very competitive team in 2012.
"I am very excited about the year," said Evans. "We lost five seniors which was basically our midfield, so we have our work cut out for us, but we've got a good group of returning players and if we can get the mid-field play we should be ok."
Never one to waste time, the coach already has an idea of who will replace the departed seniors in these critical positions.
"Alex (Beauregard) will be coming out and playing more of a mid-field role, Anthony Wright will be playing there, Carl Oberg is back from last year, and we have a transfer from North Country, Clint (Provoncha), who has impressed me with his work ethic."
Said the new Ranger Provoncha on the move from NCU to LRU, "It was a family decision. Academically (Here) I can get more one-on-one attention, and they have a really good sports program too, some good coaches, and I am really excited."
Changes are being made in goal for Lake Region this year.
As Evans said, Beauregard is moving out of the nets to play in the middle, and is being replaced by a tandem of keepers, Dennis Newland and Logan Harper.
As it stands right now the coach is not sure which keeper will get the start for the team's season opener.
Playing in front of this duo will be a steady crew of veteran players that are familiar with how the Rangers run their schemes.
"Basically we are returning most of our defense. We've got Byron (Burdick) and Drew (Gallup) in the center, and I have six to seven players I can play in the back," said Evans.
Said Gallup, "We are real solid and pretty fast. We will be a solid defense."
"We lost some important players like Caleb Royer and Kyle Perry, but I think we have more than enough to make up for what we lost," added Burdick.
Some of the faces that will be back there include Caleb Lanoue, Jeremy Dean and Isaac Sweeney as well as Josh Locke.
Shaquille Urie will be the point man on offense for the Rangers this season, and Evans like the development he has seen from Urie.
"He has really grown and matured and seems to be much more of a presence up front."
Said Urie on his role within the offense, "Mostly I am an attacker and a finisher. If that is not the case I will be distributing the ball outside, or make outside runs myself and find people in the middle."
According to Evans, Urie will be complimented with "a lot of overlapping players."
As it stands right now, the biggest question mark on the pitch is the midfield, but Evans thinks he has the talent to play the position.
The other thing he brought up was something he was questioning the team about after a recent scrimmage; their desire and heart.
"For the most part they have been successful in their years here playing the game," said the coach. "Now it is up to them to see of they have the drive to keep the success going."
The drive will be tested tomorrow morning when they get their season underway at home against Oxbow.
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When Tim Russert died, four years ago today, political talk television suffered a great loss. Judy Bachrach remembers how the "Meet the Press" anchor got to the heart of any matter he covered. Originally published June 2008 on Obit-Mag.com.
You could ask: What, aside from politics do Joe Lieberman, John Kerry, Dennis Kucinich, Howard Dean and especially Hillary Clinton have in common? And the answer would always be, they didn't survive Tim Russert. Russert was the guy who could effortlessly marshal facts, figures, block quotes from a devastating New York Times profile – whatever was necessary – and gently weave them into a guest's shroud. It was Russert, the ever polite and even genial host, who planted the bomb under sleepy Sunday morning interview shows and vainglorious politicians alike, thereby turning television into something it had never before been at 10:30 am.: riveting.
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In some ways the NBC host of Meet the Press was the world's least likely celebrity ever to earn $5 million a year. He wasn't handsome, he wasn't debonair, he wasn't cool -- and he wasn't really as outgoing and brash as he seemed on air. In person he was actually pretty bashful and withdrawn, a man who preferred work to almost everything except fatherhood, which was his first passion. Around Washington, D.C., which is where he lived with his wife, the Vanity Fair writer Maureen Orth, and their son, Luke, he was famous for consistently rejecting social invitations from the high-profile hosts who craved his presence.
What Russert had – and it was this quality that for almost two decades completely transformed both American politics and Meet the Press – was the ability to project on the screen an easygoing Irish bonhomie, while deftly summoning up the very interview or video clip that made mincemeat out of posturing guests. This exercise would often be followed by the tossing of the usual Russet gauntlet: "I want to give you a chance to respond."
In April, for example, when James Carville, the Clinton family's most ardent ally, popped up on Meet the Press to defend Hillary, then under siege for insisting that years earlier she had proved her mettle by defying death in Bosnia, Russert was more than up to the task of questioning the presidential candidate's veracity. First the NBC host played a video of Bill Clinton, purple with outrage, staunchly defending his wife, by insisting her recollections were casual and understandably hazy because she had uttered them "late at night," when, he emphasized, she was too exhausted to remember anything clearly.
Next Russert casually mentioned that actually Hillary hadn't been speaking at night. And finally he trotted out six video clips. All of them, captured during broad daylight, were of Hillary, speaking time and again of her harrowing ordeal in Bosnia "under sniper fire."
And throughout it all, Russert kept his trademark grin on his face.
In some ways Russert was made for the job. Nothing in his previous life had allowed him to coast. His roots were in Buffalo, N.Y., where he was born in 1950. His father, Tim (whom Russert wrote about in his 2004 best-seller Big Russ and Me), drove a garbage truck. His college and law school were not Ivy League; in fact, he was the first in his family to pursue higher learning. He went to the Woodstock Festival, yes, the newsman once conceded on Meet the Press, but "in a Buffalo Bills jersey with a case of beer."
All his subsequent choices were more carefully strategized. After earning a law degree, he became a top aide to New York Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, and then to New York Gov. Mario Cuomo. In 1984, he joined NBC. Within five years he became the network's Washington bureau chief.
When Garrick Utley left the helm of Meet the Press 17 years ago, Russert was chosen to replace him. Within one year NBC studied the ratings -- and the remarkable man who seemed to know the politicians' issues a lot better than they did -- and extended the morning show from 30 minutes to an hour.
From the first, it was observed, Russert was a fanatic researcher, always famished for statistics, background data, and especially any idiotic quotes that a political guest might have long forgotten having uttered – until they were passed, quite literally, before the guest's eyes some Sunday morning.
The television host also clearly listened to gossip (and took copious notes). It was Russert back in 1992 who happened to ask the presidential aspirant Bill Clinton if -- just possibly – there might be some mortifying conduct from his earlier years that could imperil his campaign. ("If you've slept with a pony," the incisive Slate media writer Jack Shafer warned other ambitious pols with dreams of appearing on TV opposite Russert, "be prepared to either defend the ride, or lie.")
Russert was far more solicitous of his audience. The statistics and facts he regularly devoured were never dryly presented: They were crystallized into clean and simple on-air narratives. Eight years ago he told his viewers that the election would come down to "Florida, Florida, Florida." Four years later, those who tuned in were advised to keep their eyes on "Ohio, Ohio, Ohio." Russert understood and like those to whom he was speaking. "I look back to see the house I was born in and my dad quit school in the tenth grade," he told the writer Beverly Keel. "The fact that the son of a truck driver and a garbage man is now the moderator of Meet the Press, that's everything you want to know about who we are as a people, society and a country."
Although he worked seven days a week (attending church on Saturdays, because Sunday mornings found him occupied), Russert always found time for life's most important events. Some years ago, when his son was still attending St. Albans, a Washington high school, Russert could often be found at the games, cheering on the teams. And the interesting thing about Russert, other parents found, was that he didn't show up simply for the sports his own teenager played. He showed up at virtually all the games --- for everyone's kid. And he remembered their names.
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19 U.S. Code Subtitle I - HARMONIZED TARIFF SCHEDULE OF THE UNITED STATES
Titles I and II of act June 17, 1930, ch. 497, 46 Stat. 590, 672, which comprised the dutiable and free lists for articles imported into the United States, were formerly classified to sections 1001 and 1201 of this title, and were stricken by Pub. L. 87–456, title I, § 101(a),May 24, 1962, 76 Stat. 72. The Revised Tariff Schedules, which were classified to section 1202 of this title, were stricken by Pub. L. 100–418, title I, § 1204(a),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1148, and were replaced by the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States. See Publication of Harmonized Tariff Schedule note set out under section 1202 of this title.
Change of Name
United States Tariff Commission renamed United States International Trade Commission by Pub. L. 93–618, title I, § 171,Jan. 3, 1975, 88 Stat. 2009, which is classified to section 2231 of this title.
Enactment of Harmonized Tariff Schedule
Pub. L. 100–418, title I, § 1204(a),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1148, provided that: "The Tariff Act of 1930 [this chapter] is amended by striking out title I and inserting a new title I entitled 'Title I—Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States' (hereinafter in this subtitle [subtitle B, §§ 1201 to 1217, of title I, see Tables for classification] referred to as the 'Harmonized Tariff Schedule') which—
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"(2) does not include the statistical annotations, notes, annexes, suffixes, check digits, units of quantity, and other matters formulated under section 484(e) of the Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. 1484 (e)), nor the table of contents, footnotes, index, and other matters inserted for ease of reference, that are included in such Publication No. 2030 or Supplement No. 1. thereto."
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Michael Cera Gossip
Michael Cera gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
"I'm used to a car with some stairs"
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Inside 2 weeks! Are you ready? The Arrested Development Season 4 official trailer is now available online. Gob, for some reason, but I guess he doesn't really need a reason, is doing leg kicks on stage in a towel now. And Buster... Ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-maaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Was I the only one totally delighted to see that Kitty Sanchez was featured so prominently? And, amazingly, not in the way you'd expect? Or is that too risqué for a trailer? So, are we marathon-ing this together on May 26 on Netflix or what? Like I said before, I propose we start at midnight. Full Story
The Bluths are back!
Neilson Barnard
If you've been reading this site for a while, now in its third look!, you know how I feel about Arrested Development. Am still angry that people were too dumb to appreciate its brilliance. For years now, they've been teasing us about an Arrested Development reunion/movie/whatever. But while there was always hope, there never seemed to be anything solid. Full Story
What could this possibly be about?
Michael Cera and Tony Danza were filmed going for frozen yoghurt today. …the f-ck? What could this possibly be about? Random sh-t, right? Well, I don't mean to be mean, but right now, Cera kinda needs any help he can get seeing as Jesse Eisenberg has pretty much killed his value. Scott Pilgrim was a bomb. Full Story
A close cast
Scott Pilgrim vs the World was all over Comic-Con. It was plastered all over the Hilton Bayfront. It was hyped like almost no other feature. And it is also getting a lot, a LOT of love from critics and fans and nerds and herds. They say that Edgar Wright's (director) work is incredible. They say that the effects and the story are original and resonant and at once entertaining and moving. Full Story
Anna & Edgar in Vancouver
It was a beautiful weekend in Vancouver and Anna Kendrick spent it with her boyfriend Edgar Wright. As I reported several months ago, Anna and Edgar have been dating since filming Scott Pilgrim Vs The World in Toronto. She has great taste. He of course is tight with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, directed them in Shaun of the Dead and Hott Fuzz, which he also co-wrote. Full Story
Michael Cera meets Fight Club
Kinda.Youth In Revolt opens this Friday. And while I know Michael Cera can be tedious and annoying, the Michael Cera who shows up in Youth in Revolt is more than bearable. If you can't stand to stand in line for Avatar and if Daybreakers isn't your thing, Youth in Revolt is worthy of your time this weekend. Full Story
Michael Cera sucks
And there is no pleasure in saying this. Because he's supposed to be a sweet kid…when he's not flailing his ego about and pissing on the movie version of the tv show that made him. But it's true. Michael Cera's Paper Heart ate it at Sundance. Touted as one of the most highly anticipated films at the film festival, Paper Heart ended up falling flat. Full Story
Listening Michael Cera?
Multiple sources are reporting that George Clooney, no longer ungrateful, is indeed returning to ER to commemorate the show's final season. According to People George will shoot his scenes on a closed set – word is it's happening today and tomorrow – though no official confirmation has been provided. Full Story
Boy sh-t is the new sh-t!
Remember when George Clooney tussled with Fabio how that was one of the best stories of 2007? It made us so happy! And LipGloss's recent jealousy over Robert Pattinson has provided endless amusement too. Girl sh-t is the best sh-t. But boy sh-t is the new sh-t! And the latest boyfight making headlines involves two young arty actors going head to head at Sundance. Full Story
Dear Michael Cera
Please… please don't suck. Like, you're so amazing now because you make movies. And that is SO great. But there's always the beginning. And the beginning was the best. The beginning was the Bluth. And the Bluths were killed too soon. But now they have new life. And you are apparently the only hold out. Full Story
The Bluths are alive!!!
Oh toying with our emotions! First they were all like, yeah yeah it's coming back. They'll be a movie. Then Michael Cera was like, no, I'm a movie star, I don't want to be George Michael. But now… Just the other night… Jeffrey Tambor confirmed that It.Is.Happening. Full Story
The Bluths are dead
No! Yes. Michael Cera doesn't want to be George Michael anymore. He says the idea of an Arrested Development movie is dumbass. And he claims he has no interest in participating in the AD film project."I don't think I would want to see a movie of the series if I was a fan, anyway…And I don't really see a need for it if you can get the three seasons on DVD. Full Story
Taupe No Bangs
Much better, non? Much less matronly, much more sassy and sexy too, though not too much so as to intimidate the MiniVan… for Taupe Jennifer Garner, it's a perfect look. Love the bedhead and her toned arms, cute dress, and the "Simple" leather Louboutin – I have a pair in nude, they are the best nude heels on the market. Full Story


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Carbon wrestlers gear up for region, return of full squad
The Carbon High Wrestling team competed in the "Best of the West" tournament at Tooele High School before heading to the Rocky Mountain Rumble to face opponents from all over the region. At the Tooele tournament on Jan. 9 and 10 the Dinos placed ...
JD Soaring Eagles crash against Lady Dino defense
After watching the sophomore and JV squad dismantle the Juan Diego teams by 20 or more, the Lady Dino varsity remained focused on the task at hand. They knew that no matter what the record was of the team they were about to face, they needed to k...
Swimmers garner medals and state berths
On Jan. 24, the Carbon High swim team traveled to Juan Diego for the region eight championship swim meet. The boys came away taking second place with 316 points and girls finished a strong in fifth with 233 points. ...
Dino divers hit Bear River
On Jan. 17 the Carbon High Dinos diving squad hit the water as smooth as they could at Bear River High School.
Carbon loses heartbreaker to Juan Diego
The Dinos started the week off against Salem Hills. It was a hard fought battle, but in the end it was the Skyhawks downing the Dinos 67-61.
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Blooming Naturalists: Introduction to Bird Watching
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
So you think you're a naturalist? Join the Prospect Park Alliance at the Audubon Center in this Introduction to Bird Watching series.
Category: Birding, Nature, Talks
Creative Short Story Writing Workshop
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Work on your short story, fiction/non-fiction writing with an established writer. Get to know your character and create your scene. For adults.
Category: Education
Seasonal Crafts
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Make seasonal and holiday arts & crafts items to take home.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Kids
Nature on the Go!
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
A naturalist leads children and families to areas near the Audubon Center to discover the flora and fauna in the park.
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Animal Encounter at Prospect Park
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
3:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Park is a nature wonderland. Come discover all its joys.
Category: Birding, Nature, Talks
Fitness Bootcamp
at Alley Athletic (in Alley Pond Park), Queens
5:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Come join a bootcamp class with a focus on strength, plyometrics, and high intensity circuit training. There will also be some mind/body elements of stretching and…
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Lola Star's Dreamland Roller Disco: I Feel Love - The Divas of Disco Skate Party
at Lefrak Center at Lakeside (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
8:00 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Studio 54 might be closed, but we are strapping on our Boogie Oogie Oogie dancing skates and letting loose at Dreamland which we promise will leave you with the sweetest Love Hangover!
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Bird Walk with NYC Audubon
at Van Cortlandt Nature Center (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
NYC Audubon experts lead the way as we marvel at quirky but logical bird behavior and delicate feathers in exquisite patterns. Bring binoculars if you have them and wear sturdy…
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Van Cortlandt Track Club
at Van Cortlandt Stadium (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Van Cortlandt Track Club runs through and around the Yonkers-Bronx border in small groups. For local running tips, visit vctc.org.
Category: Fitness, Sports, Outdoor Fitness
Greenmarket at Grand Army Plaza
at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn
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Fresh produce and so much more, all year long! See what farm fresh is all about.
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Ray Felton Out; Where Do The Knicks Go From Here?
Chris AlvinoThere is no undermining how significant of a loss this can be for this team.
With Amare Stoudemire set to return next week, the Knicks could have begun to make serious strides towards developing a team chemistry as a unit to make noise in this upcoming postseason.
That chemistry building will now be put on hold for a little while. Jason Kidd has been a blessing for this team this year, but with Felton out, the Knicks have to ride Kidd more than they probably should this early on in the season.
In his absence, I do not expect to the Knicks to make any roster moves to fill Felton's spot. We should all expect to see Kidd and Prigioni play increased minutes with JR Smith handling the ball for long stretches of time as well.
Also, Felton is a tough player who desperately wants to be in the action. A sooner – rather than later – return should not be dismissed for him.
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Last time I went to look at the flattrack racing pics I somehow ended up at the AMA Museum site and at a list of hall of famers.While there was a good list of racers and famous bikers I was disapointed to not see the name of Joe Smith.Im not sure if Smiths was the first twin engine Harley dragbike.I know for sure Smith was the first motorcycle racer to break into the eight second E.T. bracket.There are some good aticles on Joe Smith in some of the old bike mags but I dont know what month and year.I would think Joe Smith would be in the Hall of Fame.
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ATLANTA Syracuses magical NCAA Tournament run was stopped in its tracks Saturday night by an old bugaboo an inconsistent offense that failed to fully complement its stingy defense.
Other than junior C. J. Fair, who scored a game-high 22 points, the Orange had major difficulties putting the ball in the basket. Consequently, SU saw its season end with a disappointing 61-56 loss to Michigan in the national semifinals before 75,350 in the Georgia Dome, the second biggest crowd ever to attend a Final Four game.
SU fought gallantly to the end despite trailing for a majority of the game, drawing within a point with 40 seconds to play. But it was too little, too late, as the Orange failed in search of a fourth NCAA championship berth.
SUs vaunted 2-3 zone defense, spectacular through the first four tourney games, wasnt nearly as intimidating. Still, the Wolverines were held to 17 points below their seasons average, shot just 39 percent from the field and could not put the Orange away although they led for the final 29 minutes.
Michigan (31-7) will play Louisville for the crown on Monday night. The Cardinals overcame a 12-point second-half deficit to outlast Cinderella Wichita State 72-68 in the first semifinal.
Our defense was good enough to win, said SU coach Jim Boeheim. But our offense wasnt nearly good enough.
Fair kept the Orange in the game with his seventh 20-point performance of the season. Second-leading scorer Brandon Triche managed 11 points, but double-digit scorer James Southerland went 2-for-9 from the field and didnt score until the final two minutes. And East Region MVP Michael Carter-Williams was limited to a season-low two points and fouled out in the final minutes.
I thought we got enough good shots, but we couldnt make enough, said Triche of SUs 3-for-14 effort from 3-point range. And then when we got down, we maybe tried a little bit too hard to come back.
Down by 10 points with 13� minutes left, and looking lifeless, Fair sparked a stirring SU comeback by scoring six points and helping the Orange pull as close as three points at the next-to-last TV timeout.
But the Orange came up empty on three consecutive critical possessions when it desperately needed some points.
A Trey Burke free throw, followed by a Glenn Robinson III tip-in and a Mitch McGary jumper put SU in an eight-point hole from which they could not completely recover.
I thought we did an unbelievable job of coming back when we were down eight, Boeheim said. We at least gave ourselves a chance after Michigan really took control for a good part of the game.
The SU defense held national Player of the Year Burke to just 1 of 8 shooting and seven points. And sharpshooter Nick Stauskas, who hit six threes against Florida, went scoreless.
Tim Hardaway Jr. led Michigan with 13 points, while RobinsonI had 10 and freshman center McGary 10 points and 12 rebounds.
We didnt come out with a lot of defensive energy and let them hit a few threes, Triche said. But the second half we got to the shooters better and just moved in the zone a lot better.
Trailing 36-25 at halftime, SU trimmed the deficit to 39-32 early in the second half as Fair hit two more baskets, and Rakeem Christmas added a dunk and a free throw.
But Michigan answered, getting a dunk from Robinson, and another slam from McGary off a Burke assist as the lead burgeoned back to 11 points again at the 15:08 mark.
SU hung tough, however, getting a put-back from freshman Jerami Grant, a Triche driving hoop and two Fair free throws to draw within six points (45-39) as the clock wound under 12 minutes.
SU threatened the lead a few more times, but could never regain it. In the closing minute, Southerland hit his only three to bring the Orange within 57-56. But Triche was called for a questionable charge and backup Trevor Cooney lost the ball going to the basket after Carter-Williams fouled out.
A Jon Horford free throw and a breakaway dunk by Jordan Morgan of Michigan closed out the scoring.
Brandon did the right thing, trying to make a play going to the basket, Boeheim said. Our offense has hurt us in all of our losses. Were shooting something like 20 percent from (3-point range). They made eight threes, we made three. That, basically was the difference.
The Orange started out nervously, missing its first four shots before settling down.
Fair finally got SU on the board with 17:55 left. He continued to exploit his matchup with smaller defender Hardaway Jr., hitting another mid-range jumper and a 3-pointer to extend the SU lead to 14-9.
But the Wolverines got a 3-pointer from reserve guard Caris LeVert and a 3-point play from backup Horford to regain the lead at 15-14.
After Cooney hit a 3-pointer for the Orange, LeVert hit another three, and Hardaway Jr. got loose for a layup as Michigan took a 20-17 edge.
The Orange went four minutes without a point, and Boeheim was forced to call timeout after reserve guard Spike Albrecht fired in a 3-pointer to extend the Wolverines lead to 24-17.
Triche finally broke the SU drought with a short jumper. But Albrecht, a backup to Burke, sunk another 3-pointer as the Wolverines led 28-21 with just under four minutes left before halftime.
Michigan finished the half with a pair of baskets from Robinson and Burke finally notched his first points of the half on a deep 3-pointer as the Orange fell behind 36-25 at intermission.
The halftime deficit was the Oranges first in the NCAA Tournament, and the first in the last nine games.
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With various opinions coming from scouts and management alike, plenty of discussion and debate occurs when narrowing down potential choices leading up to draft day.
Sherard Clinkscales recalls such an instance in 2000. As the Assistant Director of Scouting for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Clinkscales had an important voice regarding what the organization should do with the sixth overall pick. In the end Tampa wound up selecting Rocco Baldelli, but as Clinkscales recalled late last week, it took a while before everyone was in agreement regarding the Woonsocket native/Cumberland native .
Initially Baldelli was in the mix with righthanded pitchers Beau Hale and Matt Harrington and a future all-star second baseman named Chase Utley. Cases were made on the behalf of each draft prospect with Clinkscales saying, "[General manager] Chuck LaMar was kind of biased towards the big Texas righthander (Hale). The knock on Chase Utley was where he was going to play. He was a polished hitter coming out of college [UCLA], but was he going to play second base or shortstop? Harrington has unbelievable stuff at the time. He was 96-98 with the fastball, but he was a high school pitcher. Generally those types of pitchers have not fared well.
"Right before the draft we had a big discussion about Rocco," added Clinkscales. "It got to the point that Chuck LaMar was saying, 'Is he Joe DiMaggio? If he's not he should be!' After a lot of debate we were convinced Rocco was our guy, but there was a contingency that wanted either Utley, Harrington or Hale. Ultimately my vote was for Rocco."
All three candidates were taken after Baldelli. Harrington went seventh to Colorado while Hale (Baltimore) and Utley (Philadelphia) went 14th and 15th, respectively. Another reason why Tampa felt Baldelli was a cut above his draft peers was due to the outfielder's signability.
"Hank Sargent was Rocco's agent and [Tampa scouting director] Dan Jennings knew Hank very well and felt we could get Rocco signed," said Clinkscales.
Clinkscales said there was a Tampa scout present for "four or five" of Baldelli's games during his senior year at Bishop Hendricken High. The first time he laid eyes on Baldelli was during a pre-draft workout at Tropicana Field.
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HEUVELTON Several north country veterans advocates want to give soldiers a big welcome a home, and they are turning to St. Lawrence County residents to help them do it.
The Veterans Affairs Volunteer Service of Heuvelton Amvets Post 1997 Auxiliary is holding a three-day fundraiser to benefit enlisted service members and veterans.
The service will collect perishable and nonperishable groceries as part of stuff the trailer events at Walgreens in Ogdensburg, 723 Canton St., from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Friday, at Walgreens in Potsdam, 173 Market St., from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday and at Walgreens in Massena, 303 Main St., from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Monday.
All merchandise and money raised will be donated to the VA Medical Center in Syracuse and the United Service Organization of Fort Drum.
The service is asking community members to come out dressed in 1950s and 60s attire and enjoy listening and dancing to the music held at each event. Antique cars also are welcome to stop by.
The VA Hospital in Syracuse has a high demand for coffee and creamer, all size T-shirts and shorts, and gift cards, as the veterans are often taken out on outings, volunteer Susan J. Rupert said.
The USO and VA hospital can use a wide variety of items, Mrs. Rupert said.
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Thanks to donations from events like stuff the trailer, the USO Fort Drum is able to offer some home-away-from-home comforts to our troops and their families, she said. We are always in need of paper plates, napkins, plastic cutlery, hot and cold beverage cups, disposable razors, toothbrushes and tiny tubes of toothpaste. When everyone pitches in and gives a little, the impact on morale is huge.
One of the biggest in-demand items is energy bars, Mrs. Rupert said.
So many more soldiers are being deployed, she said. With the protein bars, they can take a small piece of it and last a long time and dont have to eat for a long time. They are in big demand right now.
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The USO uses donations on a continuous basis, which is why we try to hold this event twice a year, Mrs. Rupert said.
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If the LIFX Kickstarter-funded project gets to market, you'll be able to control your home's lighting system from your smartphone. Like the remotely-controlled thermostats that are also on their way, your home's Wi-Fi connection can be used to remotely control "LIFX" LED bulbs.
Kickstarter is the world's largest crowdfunding platform for creative projects. As a result of their posting on Kickstarter, the inventors of LIFX raised $260,000 of their $100,000 goal in two days. LIFX's position on top of the tech section for the social news website Reddit doesn't hurt either.
Using the LIFX app that controls the bulbs you can turn them on and off and adjust their brightness from your smartphone. LIFX bulbs are designed to save energy and should last up to 25 years. The bulbs screw into the same light sockets as any other bulbs. The app will be available for both iOS and Android.
In addition to turning the bulbs on and off, the project creators are designing the app so that you can choose brightness for individual bulbs, a room full of them or every bulb in your house. The lighting system in your home is directed by a "master" bulb that connects to your home router box via 802.11n and then onto all the other LIFX bulbs in your home via an IPV6 802.15.4 mesh network.
In trade for funding dollars, backers of the project who pledge $69 get one LIFX bulb, $99 for two and $196 for 4. Serious investors willing to commit $5,000 receive 100 LIFX bulbs.
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