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The change was instantaneous and if it hadn't happened to me, I would have never believed it.
It's encouraging to know that after years of doing nothing, absolutely nothing, to enforce the codes it has on the books regarding buildings and property, the city of Williston is finally taking a step in the right direction and taking some action to correct wrongs.
By Jim Zachary
For a year Williston Mayor Gerald Hethcoat has led the effort that would bring this year's Levy County Veterans Day parade to our city.
Phone calls, e-mails, face-to-face conversations and a lot of work–and probably prayer and sleepless nights–paid off Monday when hundreds came to Williston to honor the men and women of our Armed Forces.
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The Williston Pioneer believes in protecting victims.
In 2011 more than 1.5 million Americans were diagnosed with some type of cancer and more than half million people lost their lives to the horrific disease. Those staggering figures do not include skin cancers, which do not have to be reported to cancer registries.
The American Cancer Society–and thousands of people across this county think that's too many lives lost and each year spends time, sweat and tears organizing its largest fund-raiser, Relay for Life.
If we only learned one thing this week it is that Williston residents are passionate about their school, their teams and their mascot.
When we posted a seemingly innocuous question on Facebook whether it was time the Red Devil mascot be changed, as suggested last week in a letter to the editor, we had no idea the maelstrom it would elicit.
Now a week later, people are still sounding off and the sentiment is clear–don't mess with tradition.
For more than half dozen years, the Williston Pioneer has committed to bringing the children of Bronson and Williston Elementary Schools the power of words through the nationally acclaimed The Dictionary Project.
Each year, money and time are set aside to present every third grade student in the two schools with their own dictionary. The students are challenged to become lifelong learners and told the book they hold in their hands wields power.
There's a lot of good people in the community commonly called East Williston and Saturday those people became victims when violence took over an event that has long roots in the community–Crabfest.
Today, we live in a hurting nation. For the past week, many of us have been trying to wrap our heads around the senseless act of violence that claimed the lives of 26 people in New England, most of whom were in an elementary school. We try to imagine that morning as teachers struggled to corral children whose biggest concerns were if Santa would fill those long-awaited Christmas wishes.
In minutes, the routine morning was disrupted as lives were ended and others changed forever.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) and ActionAid USA decided to mark World Food Day on Sunday, October 16, by submitting (three days earlier) a formal complaint against Obama's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The organizations blame EPA's ethanol and biofuel programs for driving up global food prices by diverting important grains from food supplies, thereby exacerbating hunger and starvation worldwide.
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Kalvinator wrote:Since this sub-forum seems to be that.
Nice girl, smart, pretty, etc, but has liked someone else while I liked her, but seems to finally be warming up to me. To note: Freshmen, is also best friends sister.
Girl I share more interests in, but barely know as we met in drivers ed, however isn't on the same level intellectually as me. Also seems punk-ish as she dies hair black with a streak of blue. To note: Sophomore, don't see her very often.
To note: I am a 17 year old Junior.
Serious or Brikwars responses, just looking for opinions.
Kalvinator wrote:is also best friends sister.
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A Conversation From 2010 wrote:snufflik: http://www.metalstorm.net/pub/fun_comments.php?fun_id=6
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snufflik: would you say its a bad thing if this is how i handle every situation that fits these criteria?
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[/quote]samuelzz10 wrote:So I'm going to ask you, not as smart as you in what way? My gf has to often take tutoring for science and math because she's a more creative person, but if your crush can't understand what a metaphor is, or thinks you're being literal when you're being sarcastic, or likes gansta rap, she's probably not worth it.
IVhorseman wrote:Does girl 1 know you liked her while she liked some other motherfucker?
IV wrote:If so, you should ABSOLUTELY start with girl 2.
stubby wrote: Look at you, interested in two girls at the same time saying "but one of them was interested in two guys."
Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
IVhorseman wrote:Oh, well why didn't you word it like that?
Move on like Bonn-o-Tron. Even if you fail, you have a backup plan, although be aware that if she knows you like(d?) her and hasn't made any kind of a move then she might not be as interested as you're hoping for.
Kalvinator wrote:IVhorseman wrote:Oh, well why didn't you word it like that?
Move on like Bonn-o-Tron. Even if you fail, you have a backup plan, although be aware that if she knows you like(d?) her and hasn't made any kind of a move then she might not be as interested as you're hoping for.
I didn't make a move because she liked someone else, and I knew what the answer was going to be. I just didn't see that lasting very long as the guy is kinda a douche. But, I suppose I was wrong.
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Tourism promoters, especially in Jefferson County, are happy with the states 2013-14 budget, which they say features a renewed focus on supporting their industry.
Theres a lot more activity focusing on tourism than Ive seen in a while on the state level, said Gary S. DeYoung, executive director of the 1000 Islands International Tourism Council, Jefferson Countys authorized tourism promotion agency.
Jefferson County has always been active. At the state level it has come and gone, come and gone, Mr. DeYoung said.
In addition to longstanding Matching Grants and I Love NY programs, which have been perennial favorites, an additional $7 million for tourism will be up for grabs this year as part of a program called Market NY.
The $7 million in new funding for the Market NY promotional efforts focusing on state-grown products when coupled with funding for the existing I Love NY and the Matching Grant programs, will only further strengthen the states vibrant tourism economy, said Jane Marie Chesterton, president of the New York State Hospitality and Tourism Association, in a released statement.
Though the details for that program have yet to be ironed out, Mr. DeYoung said he expects that money to be distributed through the governors new Regional Economic Development Councils, which allow regions to compete against one another for money.
In the past, county officials have questioned the wisdom of using a region-based approach to market the countys attractions, fearing some sites will be overlooked.
We know our county. When you start regionalizing it, you start diluting it, said Legislator Scott A. Gray, R-Watertown and chairman of the Board of Legislators Finance and Rules Committee, in January.
But, according to Mr. DeYoung, using a region-based approach makes sense when it comes to brand awareness.
Tourists visiting from outside the area may not be familiar with Jefferson County; they would probably be more apt to recognize the Thousand Islands-Seaway region, one of the 11 regions identified by the states I Love NY program.
The Thousand Island-Seaway region is composed of Jefferson, Oswego and St. Lawrence counties.
Those tourism-based regions are distinct from the 10 Regional Economic Development Councils, which are focused on creating jobs and economic growth.
Some sources of funding have decreased slightly while other sources have shifted around.
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Our allocation has been as high as $120,000 and as low as zero, he said.
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The I Love NY program, the states core tourism marketing program, received a fairly modest $3.5 million in funding this year, Mr. DeYoung said.
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With so many overlapping programs and initiatives I Love NY, Market NY, NY Open for Business, Tourism Regions and Regional Economic Development Councils Mr. DeYoung acknowledged the issue can be confusing.
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
On Feb. 7 Price Mayor Joe Piccolo delivered his fourth state of the city address.
The address gives a general overview of the city's activities for the past 12 months and discusses goals and initiatives for the upcoming year.
Last Wednesday, the mayor took time during the presentation to focus on the local community and the city's employees.
"We are trying to get the community to be more involved and proactive in their government and we also want the city's employees to be as involved as they can be in the operation of their city," said Piccolo.
To promote public involvement, the mayor and community director Nick Tatton, prepared and inserted a survey into city employees' paychecks.
The questions on the survey ranged from hiring and promotions to community attitude and improvement projects.
"We are looking for trends in this survey so that we can adequately plan for the future and see how we can make our city a better place for its citizens and employees," commented Piccolo.
According to the mayor, the city has seen employee involvement in the survey climb from 58 percent to 82 percent.
"We are hiring from within, even with a competitive bidding process, because we have people within our staff who wish to grow with the city," pointed out the Price mayor.
"Just this year, we replaced our city recorder from within," continued Piccolo.
During the address, Piccolo presented Wilma Barnett of the Price city customer service office with the employee of the year award.
Fellow Price city employees selected Barnett to receive the honor.
The mayor also reviewed the Get Active Utah program, for which Price city schools have won an award for the last two years.
Piccolo presented Creekview Elementary with a key to the city for outstanding participation in the program.
Participants at the elementary school walked 114 miles per student to garner the award.
During 2006, Price city saw many improvements and projects take place.
The projects included actively participating in the planning activities for a new community library.
The city library's service to the community increased by 9 percent from 2,399 to 2,634.
The city took action to increase the efficiency of the local government by combining the park and cemetery departments.
The past year also saw Price complete the remodeling of the city police department, turning the offices into the new community development complex.
The city further prepared concrete bases and refurbished the antique street lights installed in the museum parking lot.
The city's sewer and water department installed a new four-inch water line and backflow preventer at the Cove Basin Park.
The department also completed water main line replacement on 100 West between 400 and 500 South.
Price's public works department completed renovation of the Main Street banner system and participated in the bicycle-pedestrian pathway at Westwood Boulevard.
In addition, the city's law enforcement agency moved to a different location while responding to more than 11,000 calls for service.
City building services also implemented contracted services, effectively saving the city thousands of dollars.
Price re-cabled the city offices with fiber optic backbone for voice and data. The city also installed the network and computer systems for the police department.
The human resource department also cut costs by improving employee related costs by 10 percent
In addition, the administration completed the east Price annexation project with preparing more than $1 million in supplemental Price city funding applications.
The mayor's presentation is patterned after the state of the union address.
George Washington gave the first state of the union address on Jan. 8, 1790 in New York City, then the provincial United States capital.
In 1801, Thomas Jefferson discontinued the practice of delivering the address in person, regarding it as too monarchical. Instead, the address was written and then sent to U.S. Congress to be read by a clerk until 1913.
In 1913, Woodrow Wilson reestablished the practice.
Presidents during the latter half of the 20th century have sent written state of the Union addresses. The last president to do this was Jimmy Carter in 1981.
Calvin Coolidge's 1923 state of the union speech was the first to be broadcast on the radio and President Harry Truman's address was the first to be broadcast on television in 1947.
President Bill Clinton gave his 1999 address while under trail for impeachment. That address was the first to be broadcast live on the World Wide Web.
The president normally reports on the status of the county to a joint session of Congress.
Ordinarily, the president is not permitted to enter the U.S. House of Representatives chamber without the explicit permission of the Congress, Therefore, a formal invitation is made to the president in order for him to give his remarks.
Instead of going over the progress of the city department by department as the president typically does Mayor Piccolo choose to focus on the employees of his city while charging its citizens to become more involved in their local government. Piccolo also included some of his vision for the future of Price.
The mayor said he would like to see the walkway, which is scheduled for completion in 2010, be named the Centennial River Parkway. The city of Price will turn 100 years old in 2011 and Piccolo would like to see the parkway reflect that.
"I would like to see an outdoor mural," the mayor continued. "Perhaps a sculpted work that could stand the test of time just like our city has."


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TURIN South Lewis Central School District officials said their elementary consolidation has gone smoothly, thanks to extensive preparation and planning.
There havent been any surprises that we didnt anticipate, district Superintendent Douglas E. Premo said.
Citing budgetary constraints, the Board of Education in January voted to close Constableville Elementary School before the 2012-13 school year, with its pupils split between Glenfield and Port Leyden. Fifth-graders now attend the middle school here, rather than one of the elementary schools.
Its gone very well, I think, Mr. Premo said.
Making the decision around the midpoint of the previous school year gave officials, staff and parents plenty of time to prepare, he said.
The district near the end of the 2011-12 school year held several open houses, parent nights, visits by other principals to the Constableville school and opportunities for Constableville pupils to check out their new schools. Back-to-school barbecues were held in late August to allow children at Port Leyden and Glenfield schools to get acquainted.
Also, staffing assignments were determined in the spring, transportation issues were discussed well in advance of the new school year and some parent suggestions were implemented to help ease the transition, Mr. Premo said.
We were doing a lot of work last year to make this year a success, he said.
While closing a school is difficult for the community, the January decision gave people time to adjust emotionally, said Mr. Premo, whose father was a member of Constablevilles final high school graduating class just before district centralization in 1963.
The district is anticipating cost savings of $600,000 to $650,000 from the consolidation.
The switch has allowed for the addition of programs such as fifth- and sixth-grade intramurals and before-school activities for elementary pupils.
Its made our district more efficient, Mr. Premo said. Its made a more equalized education across the district.
Elementary classes throughout the district last year ranged in size from nine to 26 students, while this years all are within the 16-to-21-student range, with only four classes at 20 or 21, he said.
Our class sizes are more balanced than theyve ever been, Mr. Premo said.
Deployment of academic intervention service instructors and therapists also is more efficient with two elementary schools instead of three, he said.
The district is using the Constableville school building primarily for storage but will continue to conduct regular building checks and maintain minimal heat, Mr. Premo said.
District board members are awaiting an appraisal of the two-story structure before further discussing what to do with it, he said.
The district, with assistance from the Lewis County economic development and planning office, earlier this year applied for a state grant to conduct a reuse study on the school building, but the proposal was not funded.
However, several real estate agents have looked over the structure, and Lowville firm Good Morning Realty, in particular, has been helpful in discussing reuse options, Mr. Premo said.
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Yeah I mean I just think that we had some chances in the first half and I think if we could have got the second goal I think that could have changed things a little bit and then I think when we started the second half we had some bad turnovers in bad spots. I feel we had the ball and we turned it over and when they get the ball in good spots they have quality players that are going to hurt you. In the first half we had our chances to score another goal and the second half was just the key I think, in possession when we had it I think we just turned it over in bad spots and then once they went two, three up, we knew the score, we knew the results of the other game and we had to push the game. From then on, for me, it really didn't matter; we just kept on pushing to try to come back [and at least tie the match to get into the playoffs].
On the season:
Right now it's a lot of emotions. I'm proud of the guys just the way the second half of the season [went] and we were probably the best team in the league in the second half of the season. Through adversity you learn and you become better but I think the group fought all the way to the end, it's just unfortunate that early on [in the season] if you get one more win it's a different thing. I take my hat off to the guys because they competed. I know it's disappointing right now for sure, but you have to learn from every situation and move on.
On Mike Magee:
For me he's the MVP. Another very good performance, scored another very good goal tonight and look at the impact he's had on our team. He's a fantastic player and we're happy to have him starting next year from the beginning [of the season].
On the match:
I wish I knew [what went wrong in the match]. First and foremost I think New York was great. I think anytime you got Tim Cahill and [Thierry] Henry on your team and those guys are in the form that they were in tonight they're going to be hard to beat. I definitely think we might have lain down a little bit.
On reflecting on his season:
This is going to hurt for a while. It's cool to score goals and all but you play the game to lift the trophy and to kind of come that close after so much work just to get ourselves back in a spot to have a chance at making the playoffs – to be honest, it's heartbreaking.
On Thierry Henry:
He's the best. He's probably the best player in the league and one of the classiest guys I've met. I got a chance to hang with him a little bit in Kansas City this year and I have nothing but respect for him. I just told him I wish him luck and that's all.
Select shots from the Fire's loss to the Red Bulls
With three wins on the bounce, the Fire are on the brink of a playoff spot with only one game to go. The Men in Red could be in before the start of play on Sunday but the earliest they'll know is a little over an hour from kickoff of their match vs. New York Red Bulls (LIVE 3:30pm CT on My50/Time Warner Sports WI; 4pm on UniMas).
Still, there is plenty to play for, including a possible third place finish thus avoiding the play-in game. For New York no incentive is bigger than knowing a win against the Fire will guarantee the team's first ever trophy. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Patrick Nyarko and Jalil Anibaba vs New York's left back – taking advantage of a Red Bulls weak spot
Left back has been a problem position for the Red Bulls this season and with the two natural left backs nursing injuries, the Red Bulls may have to resort to playing right-back Brandon Barklage out of position as cover. Red Bulls coach Mike Petke admitted that he is wary of Patrick Nyarko and hinted that it could be Barklage that gets the start due to his strong 1v1 defending.
WATCH: Segares, Nyarko preview NYRB
With that in mind, I feel the Fire coaching staff will be encouraging Nyarko to get the ball and take the left back on as much as possible. Left midfielder Johnny Steele is not the best at tracking back and helping in the defensive third and this could also allow Jalil Anibaba to get forward and support Nyarko on the Fire's right.
Anibaba's crossing ability has improved dramatically this year and regardless of who New York starts on the left, I expect the majority of the Fire's attacks to come down that side.
Logan Pause vs Alex – who will partner Rios in the middle?
The toughest decision for the Fire's coaching staff this week is who will replace the suspended Jeff Larentowicz in the center of the midfield alongside Arevalo Rios. One of Logan Pause, Alex or Daniel Paladini will be half of the tandem that will have to compete against one of the strongest midfield pairings in MLS: Dax McCarty and Tim Cahill.
On the one hand, the Fire know that the Red Bulls will be playing for the win and the Supporters Shield crown that comes with the points. On the other, the Fire will also be going for the win, knowing what they will have to do to finish in either fifth, fourth or even third.
With this in mind, Alex would be a more logical pick to start alongside Rios due to his attacking creativity and willingness to get forward and support the strikers. To those who argue that starting Alex over Logan would mean the team loses some defensive clout, coach Frank Klopas would argue that Alex's defensive play has been excellent this season.
Tactically, I think starting Logan Pause would be the wiser choice, especially when you take into account the fluidity of the New York attack. The center midfielders and strikers for the Red Bulls are never static, with players like Henry often drifting wide and Cahill moving forward to play as the target striker.
With Pause alongside Rios, the Fire would form a very solid block of four, similar to the formation that the Republic of Ireland played under Giovanni Trapattoni. This formation would make the Fire very difficult to break down but would put a lot more emphasis on the wide players to create. This coaching decision has the potential to have huge impact on the match.
Shutting down Fabian Espindola – a player easily lost in the shadows of Henry and Cahill
In the Red Bulls last home match against New England, Mike Petke started with Henry and Fabian Espindola up front and in the first half in particular, Espindola was unstoppable. The New England defense could not keep up with the Argentine striker, who dropped deep and wide in search of the ball, dragging defenders out of position along the way.
Espindola is a player that any coach would love to have due to his tireless work rate. He also hounds opposition defenders when they are in possession, always looking to force a turnover or mistake and does not give up possession easily.
His low center of gravity can be very difficult for defenders to contain and he will certainly pose a challenge for the Fire's backline on Sunday afternoon. The Fire defenders must not allow Espindola to get behind the backline.
Individually the defenders must not allow him to drag them out of position and create space for players like Cahill and McCarty to move into.
Prediction: With both teams knowing a win would be massively rewarding, I expect an end to end thriller, especially if there is an early goal. 2-2 with goals from Mike Magee and Patrick Nyarko.
When Sasha Chanoff, the founder of RefugePoint, reached out to the Fire's ownership about hosting a family at Saturday's Fire game that seemed like the least we could do.
The Lokango family, a Congolese refugee family (whose lives RefugePoint saved) are new arrivals in Chicago. Prior to Chicago, they were living as refugees in Kenya for a number of years. Not only did they suffer unspeakably before escaping the Congo, but the 13-year-old, Emile, was shot in the leg in Nairobi because they were living in a dangerous area where refugees had become targets.
RefugePoint's Cheryl Hamilton, who escorted the family to Toyota Park, had met them a few months ago in Nairobi and worked with RefugePoint to get them out as soon as possible. They are overjoyed and overwhelmed with relief to finally be in Chicago and safe.
Sasha and Cheryl knew Chicago Fire owner Andrew Hauptman and had worked with the Hauptman family as they had hosted a fundraiser for RefugePoint in the past. Additionally, in 2010, RefugePoint's effort in protecting the world's most vulnerable refugees was awarded with the prestigious Charles Bronfman Prize (one of whose founders is Andrew Hauptman). As the boys also love soccer, Cheryl knew that it would be a warm Chicago welcome for them to come and experience a Chicago Fire game. They were seen cheering on the Fire and high-fiving other supporters after Mike Magee's magical penalty kick.
In the end, it was an honor to host the family and for them to be recognized on field during Saturday's game against Toronto. Their story touched everyone who met them at Toyota Park on Saturday, and they definitely brought the Men in Red good luck as well.
For more on RefugePoint and the hundreds of families they help (including the Lokango's) visit http://www.refugepoint.org/.
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There were shots off the post, a disallowed goal, more Sean Johnson saves, the dramatic contexts of playoff contention and the last regular season home game of the season - Saturday's win had a handful of talking points, but it had really only one truly interesting scene: Mike Magee's game winning penalty.
Because despite the atmosphere and everything that was at stake, the game, in fact was pretty flat. Maybe it was the rain-soaked field, maybe it was a bit of nerves but Fire fans had to be uncomfortable when they saw the first 10 minutes with little of the urgency, high pressure, and high defensive line that pushed the team to those two huge away wins in D.C. and Dallas. Toronto was finding gaps all over the field to exploit and if it wasn't for such bad finishing by Robert Earnshaw, they would've been in front.
The Fire grew into the game, however, and were in control when Magee scored the winning penalty. Then, as we've seen for the past month or so, the Fire managed the remainder of the and took all the points.
So maybe it's good that it wasn't a spectacle of high drama. Maybe it was just a professional victory -- a cold blooded three point snatch.
But then there was Magee's PK.
Just a few weeks ago, Magee hit the crossbar with what would've been a game winning PK against Montreal. It cost the Fire two crucial points. "Tonight's on me," he said after the game. "It won't be the last one I miss but I'm confident taking them and I'll bury the next one."
It's more or less the approach you expect from someone leading the league in goals and there aren't many better opportunities to pad your stats than from the penalty spot.
And yet, and YET, Saturday's PK was terrifying. I didn't like the way Magee looked, I didn't like his set up. He kept wiping his hands, and he started his run-up exactly at the whistle. You can often tell if a player's going to score their PK based on their face, their calm, their approach, and their cool. We all know Magee is cool in front of goal, but wouldn't the Montreal miss be on his mind? There he was, right in front of Section 8, back in his home city, a stadium chanting MVP - it was a moment, just a second or two, where some people might have thought about the whole chaos of the season. All the missed chances, all the posts they hit, all the points they dropped, all the mistakes and antagonism and pressure.
It happened so fast. Magee didn't let the moment fester. He knew what he was going to do. He knows where the goal is. He wipes his hands, he tugs his shorts down a bit, he looks at the ref waiting for the whistle. When it comes he leaps off the line like a 5k start, skips a bit to the left of the ball, and approaching it that way, executes the deftest of chips right into where the goalie's chest would've been if he hadn't dove down to his right, where he thought Magee would go.
What I love about the way he took it is that he seemed to beat the rhythm of the game. I wanted a dramatic pause. I wanted to consider the entire season in the moment, and I wanted him to look straight at the keeper with fire in his eyes, like Rivaldo in 2002. But then, that's what makes him such a good finisher, isn't it? It's the way he seems to catch defenders and goalies unaware. For some goals he's quicker than you think he can be, and for others he seems to wait an eternity before calmly putting it away. The PK on Saturday was a combination of both. It had the quickness to take a few people by surprise (and short circuit any nerves), and the calmness to chip a Pirlo-esque panenka in front of thousands of people, in the most important game of the season.
After the game, Magee admitted he had some nervousness: "Normally I get up there and don't think twice about missing, and this time the last one off the back of the post was on my mind, so I figured I couldn't hit it off the post if I shot it up the middle."
Even when admitting nerves, he sounds like the doubt in his mind didn't really make him fear not scoring, it just pushed him to score differently.
And so now the Fire go to New York with nerves and doubts, but like Magee, they'll have to use those doubts to push forward. They've learned from their mistakes against Montreal (and Columbus, and etc. etc.) but for three games in a row they've managed games and have a chance to finish the season the way Magee finished his PK: maybe a little afraid of the posts, maybe not exactly with the suave calmness of a secure playoff spot, but with a chance to kill it off, take the points, and head into the playoffs.
Select shots from the Fire's 1-0 win over Toronto FC.
CREDIT: Brian Kersey, Chicago Fire
With two massive road victories under their belt, the Fire play the final regular season game of 2013 at Toyota Park against Toronto FC on Saturday night (LIVE 7pm CT on My50/Time Warner Sports Wisconsin).
With six goals scored in the last two matches, the Men in Red are hitting form at the right time and know if results go their way, they could be guaranteed an MLS Cup Playoff spot by the final whistle. Toronto have nothing to play for but will be looking to play spoiler. Here are some tactical things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Keeping up the high pressure tactic – play a high line and get players into the TFC box
As I mentioned before, the Fire have scored six goals in the last two games. The closest to that tally in a previous two-game MLS span has been four goals. With that in mind, the Men in Red must try and get people into the box whenever possible against Toronto.
In many games this season, Toronto have not been undone by individual brilliance, but rather defensive errors. TFC coach Ryan Nelson, a former defender, must be disgusted by the amount of tap in goals his team has allowed with Sporting KC, Montreal and New York all scoring simple goals against Toronto and all stemming from defenders ball watching and not following their marks.
The Fire need to try and take advantage of this by getting more players from the midfield into the box to support assumed strikers Mike Magee and Juan Luis Anangono. The high pressure tactic can be very beneficial to this, with players like Alex not allowing the defenders to have time and space on the ball. With the team playing a high line and not dropping deep, it will give players an opportunity to get forward and into the box faster.
The Rios conundrum – who to start in the center of midfield?
Arevalo Rios played two grueling matches for Uruguay over the past week, helping La Celeste qualify for the World Cup intercontinental playoff against Jordan.
After playing 180 minutes for his country and only returning to Chicago on Thursday, it might be difficult for him to start in the middle for the Fire on Saturday night.
WATCH: Magee, Berry talk Toronto FC
One reason that the coaching staff might decide to start Rios however is that Jeff Larentowicz is currently sitting on four yellow cards and one more against TFC would rule him out of the season finale at New York next Sunday.
Another option for the Men in Red could be to start Larentowicz and bring on Rios for the former New England man if the Fire are in a comfortable position.
That being said, as we have seen from the past two games, the high pressure tactic is effective regardless of who starts in the middle.
Muzzling Bobby Convey – a danger on both wings
Bobby Convey is one of the few players to have a strong year for TFC and the Fire must not allow him to create chances for target striker Bright Dike. Convey is equally comfortable playing on either wing and it wouldn't surprise me if he started on the right where he would link up with improving right back Mark Bloom.
While Bakary Soumare has found form again in the last few matches after having a few horror moments previously, Gonzalo Segares is a player that will be looking to have a better performance against TFC.
In 1v1 situations, Sega is very difficult to beat but the problems start when players make runs in behind him. The Costa Rican can sometimes be caught too high up the field while other times he is forced to move inside to cover for one of the center backs. Both of these were highlighted in last weekend's match against Dallas.
Against Toronto, I would also like to see the Fire's outside midfielder track back and help out Segares more, especially if Bloom gets forward. A composed and compact performance by the Fire's back four as a unit will give the team a very good chance of coming out of the game with three points and maybe even a guaranteed playoff spot.
Prediction: After having to endure a nervy end to last week's match, the Fire make it easier on fans by winning 2-0 with goals from Alex and Mike Magee.
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|Who's Controlling American Policy?- Columbus, OH
JBS President John McManus will present Who's Controlling American Policy? in Columbus, Ohio on Friday, October 5, starting at 7:00 PM.
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Looking for a brand new book, audio or DVD that isn't owned by a Cumberland County library? If you've checked the online catalog and we don't own it, suggest it here. While we can't guarantee that we'll purchase it, your suggestion will be considered. Library staff will evaluate your suggestion by reading reviews, considering its subject content and price, and its context within the library's whole collection. If it is purchased, a hold will be placed on it for you. You will be notified if it is available for loan.


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Sir Ben Kingsley, essays Perci Trachtenberg, regarded as the world's greatest living mathematician. Perci meets Venkat, a reclusive math genius from India, at a casino in London. Venkat tells Perci about an equation that could not only change the dialogue on mathematics forever but one that has imprinted guilt - for many painful reasons - on Venkat's life. As it turns out, the reclusive genius Venkat has cracked a theory that could redefine the principles of probability and randomness.
Cast: Amitabh Bachchan, Madhavan, Raima Sen, Saira Mohan, Sir Ben Kingsley
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
The CEU women's basketball team pushed their record to 6-3 with a decisive win over the Idaho All-Stars on Saturday afternoon. The fate was not in doubt early in the contest and in the end it was all Eagles 73-59.
Coach Paur had his team running and shooting from the opening tip. He stayed with the liberal substitution rotation he used in the win over Glendale AZ last week. He had his squad pushing the ball up the field and shooting quickly on offense. He kept them moving fast down court on defense to shut out anything in the paint from All-Stars. Half the scoring from the All-Stars came from the 3 point line and beyond.
"I tried to push the fast break as much as possible, and we did a good job of it most of the time. It's hard to bring teams in with our limited budget so we are grateful to get these all-star teams to give us the court time we need." stated Coach Paur. "I got to put in all of my players and I don't usually get a chance to do it, so that was good."
Megan Pearson led all scorers with 11 and Ande Miller followed up with ten. Livnat Alon fed the offense six assists and pulled in 10 rebounds in the winning effort. For the Idaho All-Stars, Chelsea Warburton hit for 24 points.
The team will play another all-star game this Saturday at the B-DAC at 3 p.m. Men follow at 5 p.m. This is the last chance to watch both teams before the Christmas break.


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A Love Affair of Sorts
Blurring the edges between reality and fiction, and in an era where we all live in public to a certain extent, "A Love Affair of Sorts" is a modern twist on a love affair in the digital age. Its narrative follows two lonely strangers in modern day Los Angeles, during the holiday season. The film begins with David, a painter, and Enci, a Hungarian nanny, who meet in a bookstore when he catches her shoplifting on his ever-present flip camera. As they start a tentative relationship, he captures it all on his digital camera, though nothing about the situation is as straightforward as it seems.
Cast: David Guy Levy, Jonathan Beckerman, Iván Kamarás, Lili Bordán
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Running time: 1hr 31min
Opens: Jun 24, 2011 NY/LA
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A commercial real estate developer will seek a 10-year tax abatement granted by state Real Property Law to build a FedEx facility on Lot 12 at the Jefferson County Corporate Park off Coffeen Street, the parcel previously sought by Eagle Beverage Co.
FedEx has outgrown its facility at 22530 Fisher Road, and the 64,000-square-foot facility will offer the space it needs to grow. SunCap Property Group, Charlotte, N.C., had its site plan approved Monday by the town of Watertown Planning Board.
To be considered Friday by the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agencys board of directors, the tax abatement proposal would be approved under section 485-b of Real Property Law. That section provides tax reductions for companies that complete projects on industrial property.
A 50 percent abatement in property taxes over 10 years would be granted to the developer, which is seeking to break ground on the facility in April. Because the town of Watertown and Jefferson County have not opted out of the state tax program, their acceptance is mandatory, JCIDA CEO Donald C. Alexander said. General Brown Central School District, which has opted out of the state tax program, will have the authority to vote against the agreement if it chooses to do so.
Well have to go to the school district to solicit their support but dont see any problem, Mr. Alexander said. We had already approached them when Eagle Beverage was going to put a facility there and wanted (the same tax break), and they agreed. Its an extremely valuable project. FedEx is shipping parts in and out, and thats a good barometer that the community is growing.
The facility is expected to add anywhere from $10 million to $12 million to the tax base. FedEx has reported its center will employ up to 100 part-time and full-time workers during times of peak employment.
Mr. Alexander said FedExs lease for its Fisher Road building, owned by Mark S. Purcell, will expire soon. That is why the company is seeking to finish the project quickly.
They havent been able to find any temporary facilities where they can add square footage, Mr. Alexander said. They need to move as quickly as possible and would like to break ground in April.
FedEx previously had sought to build its facility on Lot 11 until Eagle Beverage in December abandoned its plan to move its location in Pamelia to the warehouse planned at the park. Developer Michael E. Lundy, owner of Carthage-based Lunco Corp., said FedEx decided that switching to the former Eagle site would be advantageous because plans were already established. The warehouse designed by Eagle Beverage was slightly downsized by FedEx, from 72,000 to 64,000 square feet.
The entrance, docking area and building size were very similar with both plans, so it allowed us to change the Eagle Beverage design to reflect FedExs requirements. Lot 12 had all of the permits in place to approve this project faster, Mr. Lundy said.
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Offered exclusively in Seattle, Washington, Saybrook University's M.A. in Psychology, Counseling specialization program integrates three core elements: experiential learning, applied behavioral science, and systems theory.
This residential program offers a laboratory setting for studying human behavior that begins with self-examination and delves into the depths of how people relate to each other. Not only do students study the necessary components of a healthy, sustainable community, they co-create it for themselves.
Saybrook's learning community is formed during a series of residential conferences (RCs). Teaching within the conferences occurs within multiple formats:
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Students have numerous opportunities during residential conferences (RCs) to apply their acquired knowledge, practice their skills, experiment with change and resistance, and shape events and interactions.
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The key aspects of experiential education in these programs are cohort learning and a modular format of class delivery. The cohort learning model is supported by a low faculty-to-student ratio of 1:15 in the first year; 1:8 in the second year. The process is enriched by the active participation of a student body that is diverse in terms of socio-economic status, race/ethnicity, culture, and gender.
Similarly, our modular coursework takes students out of known contexts and relationships, while immersing them in an enriching and transformational education experience.This intense format provides an environment that fosters community growth and development, helps build trust, and encourages an adult learning experience without outside distractions.
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The premise of ABS is that dynamic leadership training starts with the self. The goals of this conscious-raising process are:
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- to promote healthy systems in every context through responsible interventions
In the Learning Community, students practice "the art and science of getting things done through and with others" that is the heart of applied behavioral science.
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A system maintains its existence, and functions as a whole, through the interaction of its parts. A key component of systems theory is the belief that you cannot understand a particular system by analyzing individual components, but only by engaging with the system as a whole. In our residential programs, students learn to analyze and improve a system and its processes, whether that applies to an individual client, a group, or an organization.
Residency Requirements
Our residential classes are scheduled for a sequence of four to five days in a row, with residential stays encouraged. Students must attend all seven residential conferences each year as part of their degree studies.
Consult the academic calendar for your desired program to obtain specific dates and locations. Please note:
- While we make every effort to adhere to publicized schedules, all costs, dates, accommodations, and times are subject to change.
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Price Recovery group - meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the CEU computer building.
Domestic violence support groups - are scheduled weekly. For information, Carbon County residents should call the 24-hour crisis line at 637-6589.
Reach to Recovery - matches a diagnosed breast cancer patient with a trained survivor who can answer questions and address concerns. Contact Shanna Mezek at 637-3204.
NAMI - The local National Alliance on Mental Illness affiliate meets the third Monday of the month at 6 p.m. Bridges and family classes are Thursday at 6:45 p.m. Connection support group meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. Call Stella Smith at 637-1371.
MS support group- meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the health district in Price. Call Danny or Tami Velasquez at 637-0712.
Grieving parent support group - For parents who have lost a child, the group meets the first Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the Castleview classroom.
Scooter & Wheelchair Users ADA support group - meets the second Tuesday of the month at 1 p.m. at the county housing authority.
AA and Al-Anon meetings - The schedule includes:
AA (open), daily, noon, Price Alano Club, 1267 Carbonville Road, 365 days per year.
AA Coal Sober (open), Wednesday and Saturday, 8 p.m., Price Alano Club.
AA Stepsisters (closed), Tuesday, 5:30 p.m., Alano Club.
AA (open), Monday, 7 p.m., Huntington senior center, 176 West 100 North.
AA (open), Tuesday and Friday, 7 p.m., East Carbon City Hall, 105 West Geneva Road.
Al-Anon (open), Thursday, 7 p.m., starting April 30, Price Methodist Church, 10 North 200 East.
NA meetings - The schedule includes:
Monday, 8 p.m., Four Corners.
Tuesday, noon, Four Corners.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8 p.m., Farlaino's Cafe, Main Street in Price.
Saturday, 6:30 p.m., Farlaino's Cafe.
Sunday, 8 p.m., Price United Methodist Church.
Women's cancer support group - meets the third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. at Castleview. Call Sherry King at 637-4800, extension 3510.
Caregivers support group - meets monthly at Active Re-Entry. Contact Lisa Martinez at 637-4950.
Look Good, Feel Better - helps women address appearance related side effects of cancer treatment.The group meets the first Monday of the month at 6 p.m. at CEU. Contact Debbie Prichard at 613-5302.
Teen parenting class - is scheduled Monday and Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Lighthouse.


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New EGNOS-based approach procedures in the Exeter and Devon Airports. Published on: 14/05/2013
New EGNOS-based approach procedures in the Exeter and Devon Airports.
ESSP and EDAL (Exeter and Devon Airport Limited) have just signed an EGNOS Working Agreement (EWA) as a key step for the first implementation of EGNOS-based approach procedures (LPV procedures) in the Exeter and Devon Airports.
The signature has been sealed last March by ESSP President Dirk Werquin and EDAL's Operations Director Stephen Wilshire. From now on, EDAL can start publishing EGNOS-based procedures that will improve safety, accessibility and efficiency to pilots and operators in these UK airports.
EGNOS provides a cost effective alternative to ILS CAT I, offering similar performance without the need for infrastructure installation and maintenance, and it is free!.
- EGNOS: the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service, is a Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) that improves the accuracy and provides integrity to the GPS Signal over most of Europe.
The EC owns and manages the EGNOS system. ESA is the EGNOS design agent under a delegation agreement with the EC.
- ESSP SAS: founded in 2009 by the Air navigation services providers from France (DGAC/DSNA), Germany (DFS), Italy (ENAV)), Portugal (NAV-P), Spain (Aena), Switzerland (skyguide) and UK (NATS) to act as service Provider for the EGNOS system, the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service.
- LPV is a non-precision approach. It stands for Localizer Performance with Vertical Guidance and typically takes you down to 200-250 ft decision height.


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Venice Film Festival Fashion: The Most Noteworthy Ensembles
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Our show notes? The designer looks, which ranged from embroidered floor-length gowns to sultry off-the-shoulder numbers, were every bit as glamorous as the stunning women wearing them. We have the details on each wow-worthy fashion moment, so keep reading to see who made our best-dressed list.
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WHO: Elisa Sednaoui
WHAT: Photographed at the Under Skin premiere.
WEAR: Stella McCartney long-sleeved gown with crepe and velvet geometric panels from the Pre-Fall 13 collection.
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WHO: Keira Knightley
WHAT: Arriving at the Valentino Ball.
WEAR: Valentino Haute Couture gown from the F/W 13 collection.
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WHO: Rebecca Hall
WHAT: At a photocall for Une Promesse.
WEAR: Christopher Kane dress; Robert Clergerie sandals.
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WHO: Gia Coppola
WHAT: Heading into the premiere party for Child of God and Palo Alto hosted by Bungalow 8 and James Franco.
WEAR: Christopher Kane black velvet off shoulder dress.
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WHO: Sophie Kennedy Clark
WHAT: On the red carpet at the premiere of Philomenia.
WEAR: Stella McCartney jumpsuit.
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WHO: Carey Mulligan
WHAT: At the premiere of Miu Miu's Women's Tale.
WEAR: Miu Miu black pressed fine wool sleeveless dress with contrasting white collar; Roger Vivier Sexy Day heels in Black Satin.
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WHO: Dakota Fanning
WHAT: Attending the Night Moves photocall.
WEAR: Alexander McQueen dress from the Resort 14 collection; Rupert Sanderson heels.
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WHO: Freida Pinto
WHAT: Photographed at the Miu Miu Women's Tales press conference.
WEAR: Miu Miu dress and heels.
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WHO: Cate Blanchett
WHAT: At the premiere of her latest film Blue Jasmine.
WEAR: Christian Dior Couture F/W 13 gown.
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WHO: Eva Riccobono
WHAT: At a gala dinner hosted by Jaeger-LeCoultre.
WEAR: Valentino gown from the F/W 13 collection; Jaeger-LeCoultre watch.
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WHO: Mia Wasikowska
WHAT: At the Tracks photocall.
WEAR: Proenza Schouler top and skirt from the Resort 14 collection.
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WHO: Scarlett Johansson
WHAT: Promoting her film Under The Skin.
WEAR: Versace black chiffon gown with embellished off-the-shoulder straps; Bulgari necklace.
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WHO: Diane Kruger
WHAT: At the Valentino Ball.
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Two Killed After Brick Wall Collapses In Melbourne CBD
Work Safe investigators are seen at the scene of a wall collapse on... News PhotoAustralia,Bestof,Collapsing,Emergencies and Disasters,Health and Safety,Horizontal,Industry,Melbourne - Australia,Topics,TopixPhotographer Robert CianfloneCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesMELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 28: Work Safe investigators are seen at the scene of a wall collapse on March 28, 2013 in Melbourne, Australia. Police have confirmed three people have died after a brick wall collapsed on Swanston street in Carlton in North Melbourne CBD. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)


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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Applying on-line for Ringling College employment
Q) How do I begin the on-line application?
A)To begin the process, visit the Ringling College Employment Site and then click on the Create Account link on the navigation bar and follow the directions. You will be asked to create a user name and password that you can easily remember. You should write down your user name and password. You will need it to apply for other positions or to check the status of your application the next time you visit the site.
Q) Do I have to fill out an application?
A) Applications are accepted only for posted positions. All required information is denoted with an asterisk (*). Required information areas left blank will result in an incomplete application. Incomplete applications cannot be submitted.
Q) What information will I be asked to provide?
A) To assist you in the process gather your information before you begin.Required Information Sections include: Personal Information, such as name, address, phone number, etc; Educational History; Employment History; Professional References, and other pertinent information. You may also be asked to answer Supplemental Questions.These may be viewed prior to starting your application at the bottom of the job posting.
Q) What if I have already created an application?
A) If you are a returning user, click the Login link on the navigation bar, and enter your username and password.If you have forgotten your username or password you will be able to request a reset from the Login page. The reset is sent to your email address. (Check filters and firewalls on your computer, to ensure this email can be received) As a returning user you can review the status of the positions you have applied to, and apply to new jobs without re-entering your application information.
Q) What if I am not ready to fill out the application at this time?
A) If you do not want to complete the application at this time, click "CANCEL" at the bottom of the page.Save your information and when you log into the site you may begin again.
Q) What if I want to submit a resume?
A) There will be directions prompting you how and when to attach your resume.Please do not omit information on your on-line application with the statement "see resume." Attaching a resume does not substitute for completing the on-line application.
Q) Can I copy selected information from another electronic document?
A) Yes; for example, you can copy and paste the information from a Word or WordPerfect document directly into the appropriate fields in the application form.
Q) How do I save my application?
A) You must click SAVE CHANGES or NEXT to save the information you have entered. If you close your browser prior to clicking SAVE CHANGES your application and account will be saved, but you will lose the information on the last page that was not saved.
Q) I am receiving an "Incomplete Application" message.What can I do?
A) If you are unable to complete a Section Title, try these tips:
- Fill in all places there is a red asterisk
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- Do not leave a blank entry – this will cause the system to reject your submission.There is a place to delete a blank entry within each section. Delete entry, if you have no additional information to add.
- Certify and Submit- first read the statement, type your initials, check the box, click Submit.
Q) I filled out everything, but I am unable to Certify and Submit.
A) Before you Certify and Submit there is a place to check for errors on the drop-down menu located at the top/and bottom of the application.If each section (Personal Information, Educational History, Employment History, Professional References) has been completed correctly, and ready for submission, the Section Titles will reappear with a green heading and a green check mark.If the Section Title appears in RED INK; the system is telling you where you have an incomplete entry, or need to make a correction. Click on the RED Section Title, and the system will return you to the Section to make edits.When all sections are green…… Certify and Submit.
Q) I have a Confirmation Number. What do I do now?
A) You have completed the application process.You may check the status of your application on-line. Log-in and open the Your Application link on the navigation bar. The information displayed provides you with the status of the position.
Q) I want to withdraw my application.
A) Log-into your account, click Your Application link on the navigation bar. In the column for "Status" you will see a link to withdraw your application for the position.
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