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Montgomery County schools spokesman Dana Tofig says the bus had seven students and two adults from Clopper Mill Elementary.
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Original Medicare (Part A and B) Eligibility and Enrollment
Medicare Hospital Insurance (Part A), as well as Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance (Part B) is available to three basic groups of "insured" individuals-the aged (although certain aged individuals can qualify for Part A without being "insured"), the disabled, and those with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD).
Medicare Part A
To be eligible for premium-free Part A, an individual must first be "insured" based on their own earnings or those of a spouse, parent, or child. To be insured, the worker must have a specified number of quarters of coverage (QC's) the exact number required is dependent on whether the person is filing for Part A on the basis of age, disability, or ESRD. QC's are earned through payment of payroll taxes under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) during the person's working years. Most individuals pay the full FICA tax so the QC's they earn are usable to insure them for both monthly social security benefits and Part A. However, certain Federal, State, and local government employees pay only the Part A portion of the FICA tax. The QC's they earn can be used only to insure them for Part A; they may not be used to insure them for monthly social security benefits.
Aged Insured Individual
To be eligible for premium-free Part A on the basis of age, a person must be age 65 or older and either eligible for monthly social security or railroad retirement cash benefits, or would be eligible for such benefits if the worker's QC's from government employment were regular social security QC's. An individual who is insured for monthly benefits need not actually file an application to receive the benefits. If such a person continues to work beyond age 65, he or she may instead elect to file an application for Part A only. Part A for the aged begins with the month in which the individual becomes age 65*, provided he or she files an application for Part A or for cash benefits and Part A within 6 months of the month in which he or she becomes age 65. If the application is filed later than that, Part A entitlement can be retroactive for only 6 months.
* For Medicare purposes, individuals attain age 65 the day before their actual 65th birthday and Part A is effective on the first day of the month upon attainment of age 65. For an individual whose 65th birthday is on the first day of the month, Part A is effective on the first day of the month preceding their birth month. For example, if an individual's birthday is on December 1, Part A is effective on November 1 since for Medicare purposes, he or she attained age 65 on November 30.
Aged Uninsured Individual
A second group of aged individuals who are eligible for Part A are those persons age 65 or over who are not insured but elect to purchase Part A coverage by filing an application at a social security office. Because a monthly premium is required, this is called "Premium-Part A". (For a detailed explanation of the Monthly Premium, click on the link beneath the heading entitled Medicare Monthly Premium that's located in the Related Links Outside CMS section). In addition to the application and monthly premium requirements, an individual must be a U.S. resident and either a citizen, or an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residency who has resided in the U.S. continuously for at least 5 years as of the time the application is filed. persons desiring Premium-Part A can only file for coverage during a prescribed enrollment period (see the discussion under Medicare Part B) and must also enroll or already be enrolled in Part B.
Premium-Part A ends if one of the following occurs:
- A voluntary request;
- Nonpayment of Part A premiums;
- End of entitlement to Medicare part B; or
- Death.
Disabled Individual
A disabled person who is entitled to social security or railroad retirement benefits on the basis of disability is automatically entitled to Part A after 24 months of entitlement to such benefits. In addition, disabled persons who are not insured for monthly social security disability benefits but would be insured for such benefits if their QC's from government employment were social security QC's, are deemed to be entitled to disability benefits and automatically entitled to Part A after being disabled for 29 months.
Part A entitlement on the basis of disability is available, not only to the worker, but also to the widow, widower or child of a deceased, disabled or retired worker if any of them become disabled within the meaning of the Social Security or Railroad Retirement Acts. Beginning July 1, 2001, individuals whose disability is Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) are entitled to Part A the first month they are entitled to Social Security disability cash benefits.
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A person age 65 or over who is not entitled to premium-free Part A must meet the following requirements to be entitled to Part B: he or she must be a U.S. resident and either a citizen, or an alien who has been lawfully admitted for permanent residence with 5 years continuous residence in this country at the time of filing. Individuals who are not eligible for automatic enrollment, or who previously refused Part B, or who terminated their Part B enrollment, may enroll (or re-enroll) in Part B only during prescribed enrollment periods.
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For most individuals, the IEP begins with the first day of the third month before the month in which a person first meets the Part B or Premium-Part A eligibility requirement and ends 7 month later, e.g., the IEP for the aged begins 3 months before the individual attains age 65 and ends the third month after the month the individual attains age 65.
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Individuals who do not enroll in Part B or Premium-Part A when first eligible because they were covered under a group health plan based on their own or a spouse's current employment (or the current employment of a family member, if disabled) may enroll during the SEP. The individual can enroll at anytime while covered under the group health plan based on current employment, or during the 8-month period that begins the month the employment ends or the group health plan coverage ends, whichever comes first. Individuals with ESRD are not eligible to enroll during this.
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Cyber Monday Deals 2012
Didn't go shopping on Black Friday? Feel like you missed out on some great deals? Don't. Lucky you for evading the crowds and throngs of people fighting over TVs, laptops, game consoles and panty bins. You get even luckier today, because it happens to be Cyber Monday, the biggest online shopping day in history. Exaggerating much? No. For the past 2 years, Cyber Monday has been the biggest online shopping day, and this year will undoubtedly continue the tradition and make it the third year in a row.
Most people find that it's easier to just get on their computers, browse the internet, peruse the deals, add to cart and click checkout. No battling of crowds, getting pushed, spending money on gas to get to the mall, or wasting 20 minutes of your life trying to find a parking spot. Yes, some people do enjoy the interaction with others, and the adrenaline rush of finding the last item in stock hidden on a shelf no one thought to look…but for those that don't, Cyber Monday enables you to snag some great deals with a mouse click, in the comfort of your home, or even on your lunch break during a busy day at work.
Many stores begin their deals at midnight, and offer extra incentives to ensure that you make your purchase. Some places will offer free shipping, 40-80% off merchandise, or coupons for a certain amount off of your bill once you meet the required amount threshold (ie $25 off $125). It can be overwhelming and exhausting to try and remember all of the online stores that are having Cyber Monday promotions. So to ease that burden for our readers, PennySaverUSA has compiled a quick list of some popular stores, and their specific Cyber Monday promotions for you to take advantage of, accompanied with some of our top picks.
Amazon Cyber Monday Deals
Amazon's Cyber Monday deals start at 12 am on Nov. 26th.
Our top picks for Amazon's Cyber Monday Deals:
- Amazon Kindle Fire for only $129 by entering FIREDEAL at checkout
- Save up to $250 off select Dell laptops
- Up to 50% off on select Linksys Wireless routers
- 50%-70& off Fashion & Designer Jewelry Gifts
- Invicta Men's and Women's Watches starting at $49.99
- Klipsch X10 Noise-Isolating Earphones for $84.99 (76% off)
A side note not necessarily related to Cyber Monday deals, but relating to Amazon.com. If you plan on buying a lot of your holiday gifts from Amazon.com, or usually order most things online, consider getting an Amazon Prime membership. With a Prime membership, you get free 2-day shipping, unlimited streaming of thousands of movies and tv shows, and a free kindle book each month. The FREE 2-day shipping really is the best feature, and you do save a lot of money on shipping with every Amazon Prime order.
Sears Cyber Monday Deals
Sears will run their Cyber Monday sales starting at 12am Nov. 26 through Tuesday Nov. 27.
Our top picks for Sears Cyber Monday Deals:
- Sony DSC-WX150 Digital Camera Plus Free Camera Bag & 4GB Memory Card for $169.99
- Nordic Track E5.7 Elliptical for $499.99
- T-Fal 5 qt. non-Stick Jump Cooker for $14.99
- Samsung 55″ 1080p 3D LED HDTV for $1,297.99
- Craftsman Nextec Rotary Tool with LED Work Light for $29.99
- Medal Sports 8ft Brenham Billiard Table for $469.99
- Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB Holiday Bundle for $249.99
Kohl's Cyber Monday Deals
Kohl's Cyber Monday sales will run through Tuesday, Nov. 27 as long as the items are still in stock. Everything on their site is 20% off using the promo code CYBER20, and FREE shipping with no minimum purchase required.
Our top picks for Kohl's Cyber Monday Deals are:
- Polaroid Ultra Thin Digital Video Recorder for $169.99
- Neato Robotics Robotic Vacuum for $349.99
JCPenney's Cyber Monday Deals
JCPenney is also offering FREE shipping with no minimum purchase when you place an order on Cyber Monday.
Walmart Cyber Monday Deals
Our top picks for Walmart's Cyber Monday Deals:
- Samsung 40″ 1080p LED HDTV for $598
- Microsoft Xbox 360 Skylanders Family Fun Bundle for $159
- Little Tikes Kitchen for $50
- Double Power T-711 with WiFi 7″ Tablet for $59
Target's Cyber Monday Deals
Our top picks for Tagret's Cyber Monday Deals:
- Nonstick 10-pc. Baker's Basics Set for $24.99
- iLive App-enhanced Speaker (ISP191B) for $10.99
- Mr. Bar-B-Q' Inc 21-pc. Stainless Stell BBQ Tool Set for $26.49
Staples Cyber Monday Deals
Staples has FREE Shipping on all orders for Cyber Monday!
Our top picks for Staples Cyber Monday Deals:
- Gateway NV57H103u 15.6″ Laptop for $349.99
- Epson Artisan 837 All-In-One Printer for $130
- Buy Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010 for $99.99 and get the next version FREE!
- QuickBooks Pro 2013 for Windows for $169.99
- Toshiba Canvio 3.0 1TB Portable USB External Hard Drive (Silver) for $69.99
- Double Power 7″ 4GB Touch Screen Tablet for $69.99
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We couldn't be more excited to have the Innocent Criminals back! As a thank you to all the fans who came out the last two nights, and to all our friends and fans all over the world, we would like to share our soundboard tape from the first night for the next 24 hours. Enjoy and spread the word. #BHIC2015 (Link expires March 28, 2015 at 4:30pm PT.)
Update 3/28/2015 - The download link has expired. Thanks to all!
Photos from last night's show up on Relix Magazine! Looking for the Setlist?
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For January only, Travelzoo subscribers can save 50% off the best-available-rate for a night at Sydney's Meriton Serviced Apartments Pitt Street.
Starting at just £54 (AU$83) per night for a Studio Apartment, this last-minute deal is available for all room types until the end of the month.
Meriton Serviced Apartments Pitt Street is located in the heart of the Sydney city centre, just moments from Hyde Park, Darling Harbour, World Square and Chinatown. The best of Sydney's shopping is also at your doorstep with the designer boutiques of the Queen Victoria Building, Galleries Victoria, Myer, David Jones and Westfield Sydney all just a short stroll away.
The luxury serviced apartments are spacious with air conditioning, a kitchen and a separate laundry. Studio Apartments have a kitchenette, and most apartments have opening windows.
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- Thursday's freedom of access request by the Bangor Daily News for all of the records on concealed weapons permits in the state drew reaction from several gun owners in the Bangor area.
Many took part in a small protest outside of the Bangor Daily News's main office in Bangor Friday morning. Members of the 'Orrington Rod and Gun Club' also say they were shocked by the paper's request.


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Apple Introduces Two New iPhone Models At Product Launch
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Posted on October 2, 2013BLOODSTOCK OPEN AIR FESTIVAL is thrilled to reveal that New Orleans sludgemeisters DOWN are to headline the Friday night at BLOODSTOCK 2014. The show will be a UK exclusive.
2014 also sees the pencilled release of 'DOWN IV: Part 2', the second in the band's series of EPs. The opus follows in the footsteps of 'DOWN IV: Part 1 - The Purple EP', which hit stores last winter to a flurry of critical acclaim. The band have been hard at work in recent weeks demo'ing material at frontman, Philip Anselmo's infamous 'Nodferatu's Lair' studio, outside of New Orleans, LA.
Arguably one of the finest metal frontmen of his generation, Philip Anselmo is looking forward to setting foot on BLOODSTOCK's hallowed soil, stating: "We are more than elated to be a part of BLOODSTOCK FESTIVAL this coming year! This should be a blast, and I hope everyone shows up to support this great event!"
Bassist, Pat Bruders adds: "I'm looking forward to another great time at BLOODSTOCK FESTIVAL! When I was there two years ago with Crowbar, it was a blast! DOWN is getting ready to tear it up at BLOODSTOCK in 2014, so get ready people! Let's BRING IT!!!!!"
Tickets for 2014's event are already on sale at 'early bird' prices, a bargainous £115 for a 4-day weekend ticket with camping. Don't delay, as once the limited 'early bird' allocation is gone, it's gone, and tickets revert to full price. Pick up your discounted tickets now at http://bloodstock.seetickets.com/.
This year, over 1.2 million fans from across the world logged on to watch the bands on the BLOODSTOCK main stage, via the Daily Motion live link. 2013 was BLOODSTOCK's biggest ever attendance at just shy of 14,000 and with a site licence of 15,000 we are expecting the 2014 event to sell out in advance, so don't wait too long to get your tickets!
Already announced as Saturday night headliners are black metal overlords, EMPEROR, who are only playing a very select number of shows in 2014. BLOODSTOCK is to be their only UK performance and EMPEROR's currently announced 2014 show at Germany's Wacken Festival is already sold out.
BLOODSTOCK will be held at Catton Park, Derbyshire on 7th-10th August 2014. Keep up to date with the very latest info on BLOODSTOCK's official sites at www.facebook.com/bloodstock and www.bloodstock.uk.com.


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French police officers leave a building hosting the Kurdistan... News PhotoAdult,Death,France,French Culture,Kurdish Ethnicity,Law,Leaving,Paris - France,Police Force,Shooting a Weapon,Vertical,WomenPhotographer AFPCollection: AFP 2013 AFPFrench police officers leave a building hosting the Kurdistan Information Bureau on January 10, 2013, in Paris, where three Kurdish women were found killed with a gunshot to the head. The bodies of the women were found shortly before 2:00 am (0100 GMT) inside the building in the 10th arrondissement of the French capital. One of the women was 32-year-old Fidan Dogan who worked in the institute's information centre, according to its director, Leon Edart. The identities of the other two women, who were reportedly Kurdish activists but did not work at the Institute, were not immediately available. AFP PHOTO / THOMAS SAMSON (Photo credit should read THOMAS SAMSON/AFP/Getty Images)


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Janet Snyder interviews Rhonda See, the Owner of Skyzone Indoor Trampoline Park Interview. They discuss their Sky Reach program designed to show kids and teachers fun fitness. Also, they talk about their "Hip Hoppin for Tots" event taking place Sunday, December 2 from 8:30am-11am. Proceeds benefit Toys for Tots.
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CANTON An Ogdensburg man faces grand larceny charges after he allegedly tried to return two stolen television sets to the Walmart store in Potsdam last month.
Mariano T. Patterson, 46, was arrested Thursday night and charged with fourth-degree grand larceny and sixth-degree conspiracy in connection with the Nov. 30 incident, state police at Canton said.
Mr. Patterson and three other people were involved in a plan to return TVs worth $598 and $348 to the retail store on Route 11, troopers said.
He was arraigned in Norfolk Town Court and committed to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, in lieu of $7,000 bail.
The other suspects, all of Ogdensburg and also arrested Thursday and arraigned in Norfolk, were:
n Amy L. Patterson, 38, charged with sixth-degree conspiracy and released on her own recognizance.
n Aaron D. Wells, 18, charged with sixth-degree conspiracy, fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property and jailed in lieu of $2,000 bail.
n Leo F. Lalonde, 35, charged with sixth-degree conspiracy, fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property and jailed in lieu of $2,000 bail.
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The town of Brunswick has welcomed a decision by the state to withdraw legislation that may have exempted an aviation company from paying property tax at the town's former Navy air base - now known as Brunswick Landing. But the agency managing the base's civilian redevelopment is having a different reaction. The business at the center of the controversy is Kestrel Aeroworks, one of a number of civilian firms that have moved into what was once the Brunswick Naval Air Station.
On Monday, Maine's commissioner for Economic Development decided to pull LR 492 - a draft proposal to "Clarify the Property Exemption for Municipally Owned Airports." Some believe it was intended to help Kestrel qualify for a property tax exemption.
But state officials stress the decision to pull the bill was not prompted by the situation regarding Kestrel's operations in Brunswick, rather by the lack of legal clarity across the state when it comes to exempting aviation businesses from property taxes.
Attorney Andrew Cashman does not agree. He's with Preti Flaherty, the law firm hired to represent the town of Brunswick.
"The bill was never printed so we never saw the substance of the bill, so it was difficult to able to comment on exactly what it was they were pursuing," he says. "But from what we had heard, it sounded like something that was more custom-tailored to Kestrel rather than what they had been presenting it as."
He says the town of Brunswick will remain vigilant during the coming legislative session, in case any similar bills are proposed on the taxation issue - bills which may interfere with the relationship between the town of Brunswick and MRRA.
MRRA refers to the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority - the agency overseeing the civilian development of the former naval air station. MRRA and the town have disagreed in the past on whether Kestral qualifies for a property tax exemption.
But Cashman says he welcomes a recent decision by MRRA not to seek legal action against the town over the issue of Kestrel's property tax. Instead, MRRA is asking for a property tax abatement on the issue - something that Cashman sees as a signal that the agency wants to pursue a more collaborative strategy than it has in the past..
"Brunswick wants to work with the MRRA board and wants to find a solution to move beyond this and some of the other disputes, and focus instead on substantive economic development at Brunswick Landing," Cashman says. "At the end of the day, that's what we all want to see."
"There are going to be disagreements from time to time - this is a significant venture," says Steve Levesque, the executive director of MRRA. He says the priority right now is to have an ongoing dialogue with the town of Brunswick on how best to re-develop the former base.
"The faster we can redevelop the base, the more revenue that goes to the town to help with their municipal ventures and school funding," Levesque says.
Levesque says he understands the state's decision this week to withdraw LR 492 - the property tax legislation regarding municipal airports. He agrees with the state - that the decision to withdraw the bill was prompted by a lack of legal clarity on the issue, rather than a desire by the state to back away from a dispute between the town of Brunswick and MRRA.
"It's not really about Brunswick, it's about how the law is applied on a statewide basis," he says. "You have a state law that is being applied inconsistently throughout the state. That's the biggest issue."
Kestrel's reaction to all of this will likely be keenly watched. Could the increased likelihood of having to pay property tax in Maine drive the company away? The aircraft designer currently employs around 40 people in Brunswick. Kestrel's original plans were to have about 10 times that number at the site. But 12 months ago the company announced it was moving the bulk of its manufacturing operations to Wisconsin, when state officials there offered a deal Kestral officials said was too sweet to turn down.


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Mabel eighth grader Justus Saunders has been awarded the Middle School Summer Enrichment Scholarship by the NCASFAA North Carolina Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NCASFAA) for the summer of 2012. The scholarship provides up to $1,000 (Justus Saunders celebrates her award)
to attend a summer enrichment program sponsored by a North Carolina college or university. Mabel Principal Mark Hagaman said "We are very proud of Justus and excited to see what camp she chooses to attend with her summer scholarship."
Only six students statewide receive Summer Enrichment Scholarships and just two of the six can be from the western part of the state. Justus was the only student in the Watauga County Schools to win a Summer Enrichment Scholarship.
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The scholarships, which are awarded annually by the NCASFFA, are intended to encourage middle school students who might not think they can attend college to recognize this is a realistic and important prospect for them to pursue. "Completing a summer program on a college campus can give a student a whole new perspective on the options available to them and can open doors to a whole new range of possibilities they may never have dreamed of before," said Christy Welch, school counselor at Mabel. "This is a wonderful opportunity for Justus to realize her potential for success in college and beyond."
Recipients of Summer Enrichment Scholarships must have a mentor to help them select their summer enrichment program and Welch has volunteered to serve as the mentor for Justus during this process. Welch is the current Watauga County Schools Counselor of the Year and is completing her tenth year as counselor at Mabel.
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Not long ago, Carbon and Emery County residents could only get local news by going to the stores and buying a paper or spending the cash for subscriptions.
Almost 10 years ago, the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress started posting some new reports and community events on a Web site so people with Internet access could find out what happening in the local area. Yet there was still something incomplete about the process.
The Web site offered a variety, but not nearly all the information printed in the newspapers.
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"We now have three ways of delivering the news to each of our readers," pointed out Richard Shaw, Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress publisher. "Of course, you can still take the papers in the basic form they were conceived of more than 100 years ago. But now you can also get abbreviated versions at our Web sites, as has been the case for a few years, or you can subscribe to our complete online version of the papers, which we call the Virtual Paperboy."
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"Because of the printing restrictions on our press, we can only print the outside pages of out paper in color," said Shaw. "The online version will be in color throughout. Some ads and photos will still be black and white because that is the way they came to us or were designed. But all color photos will come to the readers in their full bloom."
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CAPE VINCENT The much-anticipated renovation of the old bait shop on Club Street next to the ferry docks is drawing concerns from neighbors who believe the development would exacerbate the areas parking shortage.
However, local officials argue the proposed projects benefits outweigh the potential negative impacts to the area and the Cape Vincent governments have been seeking grant money to mitigate the parking situation.
I am not in favor of this. I live right there and have a hard time finding a parking space as it is, said Daniel Petzing, Club Street.
Resident Clare A. Moore said she had been blocked in by vehicles during the summer because people dont know where to park.
I would like to see development down there, but not this, she said.
The developers, James M. and Carolyn J. Rossi, purchased the Club Street property two years ago for $139,000 and plan to expand and renovate the one-story bait shop into a three-story, mixed-use building with a $200,000 state Homes and Community Renewal grant.
The grant was secured earlier this year by the Cape Vincent Local Development Corp., which drafted a revitalization plan to make Club Street an entrance into the United States for Canadian visitors using the ferry more presentable and attractive to tourists.
But Club Street property owners, including Mr. Petzing and Patrick J. Wiley, owner of Captain Jacks, argue the development plan is a $200,000 mistake that is in gross violation of local zoning laws.
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The parcel size for the bait shop property, however, is only 3,380 square feet.
On the street level, two commercial spaces are planned but there are no minimum lot size zoning requirements for commercial units.
Still, the project is likely to move forward with the blessings of local officials, who believe the benefits of the much-needed development project on Club Street outweigh potential detriments to the surrounding area.
The village Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance waiving the minimum lot size requirement and the project is pending a site plan review in front of the local Planning Board.
Its definitely an improvement to the building and the area, said Michelle T. Oswald, a ZBA member and town councilwoman, adding the village and town governments are seeking money to add parking spaces.
A revitalization study on the Club Street area found the combination of ferry traffic with seasonal events produces an influx of visitors to the area that exceeds the existing parking capacity and interferes with the traffic flow.
But the study also points out there is a 0.85-acre plot nearby owned by the town of Cape Vincent and located behind the Chamber of Commerce on North James Street that can accommodate quite a few vehicles and is open for public parking.
The property is currently zoned residential and used for public parking behind the chamber building. The existing parking lot is approximately 7,700 square feet and provides 20 parking spaces, the study report reads.
Mr. Rossi said he and his wife had fallen in love with the area and want the redevelopment of the former bait store and ice cream parlor property to be done right for everyone.
The village Planning Board next meets June 18.
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As a company adopts a DevOps approach to software development, what are key things that both the Dev and Ops side of the business must keep in mind to ensure effective continuous delivery? In his session at DevOps Summit, Mark Hydar, Head of DevOps, Ericsson TV Platforms, will share best practices and provide helpful tips for Ops teams to adopt an open line of communication with the development side of the house to ensure success between the two sides.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing rapidly by extending current technologies, products and networks. By 2020, Cisco estimates there will be 50 billion connected devices. Gartner has forecast revenues of over $300 billion, just to IoT suppliers. Now is the time to figure out how you'll make money – not just create innovative products. With hundreds of new products and companies jumping into the IoT fray every month, there's no shortage of innovation. Despite this, McKinsey/VisionMobile data shows "less than 10 percent of IoT developers are making enough to support a reasonably sized team....
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Today air travel is a minefield of delays, hassles and customer disappointment. Airlines struggle to revitalize the experience. GE and M2Mi will demonstrate practical examples of how IoT solutions are helping airlines bring back personalization, reduce trip time and improve reliability. In their session at @ThingsExpo, Shyam Varan Nath, Principal Architect with GE, and Dr. Sarah Cooper, M2Mi's VP Business Development and Engineering, will explore the IoT cloud-based platform technologies driving this change including privacy controls, data transparency and integration of real time context w...
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The IoT market is on track to hit $7.1 trillion in 2020. The reality is that only a handful of companies are ready for this massive demand. There are a lot of barriers, paint points, traps, and hidden roadblocks. How can we deal with these issues and challenges? The paradigm has changed. Old-style ad-hoc trial-and-error ways will certainly lead you to the dead end. What is mandatory is an overarching and adaptive approach to effectively handle the rapid changes and exponential growth.
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Developing software for the Internet of Things (IoT) comes with its own set of challenges. Security, privacy, and unified standards are a few key issues. In addition, each IoT product is comprised of at least three separate application components: the software embedded in the device, the backend big-data service, and the mobile application for the end user's controls. Each component is developed by a different team, using different technologies and practices, and deployed to a different stack/target - this makes the integration of these separate pipelines and the coordination of software upd...
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The IoT is upon us, but today's databases, built on 30-year-old math, require multiple platforms to create a single solution. Data demands of the IoT require Big Data systems that can handle ingest, transactions and analytics concurrently adapting to varied situations as they occur, with speed at scale. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Chad Jones, chief strategy officer at Deep Information Sciences, will look differently at IoT data so enterprises can fully leverage their IoT potential. He'll share tips on how to speed up business initiatives, harness Big Data and remain one step ahead by apply...
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Zhang, a business executive for a large State-owned and publicly funded construction company in Xi'an, Shanxi province, had a penchant for gambling and embezzlement. Over the course of the last year, Zhang steadily stole money from the company coffers to use for gambling. According to the Xian city prosecutor's office, Zhang spent his money at three different arcade gambling dens around the city.
These arcade gambling dens that Zhang frequented are exactly what they sound/read like, a gambling den in a video game arcade. Keep in mind that gambling is illegal in the Chinese mainland, slot machines and poker tables are banned—these aren't similar to the pachinko parlors in Japan. The only real form of gambling that happens in China is mahjong parlors in residential buildings. It is commonly believed and accepted that arcade gambling dens are associated with organized crime.
Whenever the discrepancies with the books became an issue, Zhang would take the deposits of new construction projects to cover up the missing cash. In June this year, Zhang lost a total of $19,000 at an arcade, he went ahead and took out $128,000 out of the coffers for the construction of a university.
Zhang continued to take money from the company to fund his habit, until he took too much. After taking $192,000 out of another public university construction fund, details of Zhang's crimes began to leak out. Fearing arrest, Zhang attempted suicide. He survived.
The local government of Xi'an was able to recover a portion of Zhang's gambling money. It is presumed that the three arcades that Zhang visited are now closed. It sucks for the public whose money Zhang stole, but it also sucks for regular patrons of the arcades that housed the gambling dens.
国企主管挪公款赌博 查找游戏厅追回256万 [Xi'an Daily via People's Daily]


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Orioles still looking for pitching
4 hours ago by KenRosenthal
The Orioles have lost six of their last seven games and 17 of their last 24.
Their ace, right-hander Jason Hammel, is out 3 to 4 weeks after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
Two of their second basemen, Brian Roberts and Robert Andino, also are on the disabled list.
Some in the organization believe that the team should pull back from the trade market, major-league sources say. General manager Dan Duquette disagrees.
Duquette, speaking emphatically, told FOXSports.com on Wednesday that the team is still a buyer.
"Our future is now," Duquette said of the Orioles, who are 10 games back in the AL East but only 1/2 game behind in the wild-card race.
Duquette said his No. 1 priority is stabilizing the team's starting rotation, which ranks 12th in the AL with a 4.79 ERA.
"We're going to try to do everything we can to get into the playoffs this year," Duquette said. "I just think it's important to the fans that they know we're trying to put a good team on the field and have a good season."
The Orioles have been linked to a number of starting pitchers, from Brewers right-hander Zack Greinke to Mariners lefty Jason Vargas to Phillies righty Joe Blanton. Duquette, however, said the market is "pretty tight" because of the number of teams in contention.
"The top pitchers are fairly well-defined," Duquette said, referring to Greinke and Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels. "The teams that have the top pitchers, if they had their druthers, they'd rather sign them for their ballclubs."
The Phillies are planning to make an offer to Hamels. The Brewers' strategy with Greinke is less clear.
Is Dan Duquette REALLY planning on mortgaging the future to attempt to this broken down nag of a team to the finish line in the money? IS HE LOOKING AT THE SAME TEAM AS THE REST OF US?????? It can't pitch, it can't hit, and it can't catch the ball. Not the kind of foundation you would to build the house of your dreams on.
It's carrying as dead weight two expensive veterans that no other team wants and another less expensive veteran that
probably couldn't find a job at the minimum salary. We actually have three better players at AAA but the FO, that says it wants to win "now", won't replace the the three guys that are a drag on the team.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE let this just be a PR spin to get the fans to buy tickets in September.


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By COLLIN MCRANNSun Advocate reporter
The New House hotel renovation in Price has come a long way since its beginning last May. While it is still an ongoing project, progress is on schedule. According to Scott Critchett, project supervisor, construction has been moving along smoothly, although a few surprises have been discovered.
"It was obvious that the top floor was an addition," said Critchett, while walking around the job site. "You can still see where the original skylights were in the floor. I don't know when they were added on, but it wasn't always a three story building."
At first, the building was in rough shape, after being abandoned for nearly 40 years. The roof was decrepit and many structural components, such as load-bearing beams and brick walls, were ready to fall down. However, almost six months into the project, the crews have redone some of the walls and added many new beams.
"We've been replacing any bricks that could be taken out by hand," said Critchett.
While most of the wooden frames inside the building have been replaced, the new ones are self-supporting. They provide additional support to the original structures that are still in place.
On the roof, a new drainage system has been installed. It can handle at least twice as much water as the original one. Although bricks are currently scattered on the roof, a solar voltaic system will be installed towards the project's completion.
"It's been a great job so far. If it wasn't for these two projects, a lot of the guys here would be out of work," said Critchett, looking over the roof.
Some finishing details of the final New House have yet to be decided. One involves a flag pole on the roof that Mayor Joe Piccolo expressed support for. Other items, such as exterior paint and bricks, will be decided later. The building's exterior will likely look similar to its current appearance.
Although pigeons that once made a permanent home on the New House have left for neighboring buildings, they will not be able to return because the building will be sealed and the roof spiked.
The Avalon house is a project of the LaPorte Group from Salt Lake City, which is also remodeling the former Golden Rule Mission in Helper. The building in Price is set to be finished as early as this year, but the Helper project is undergoing more extensive work, which should also be complete within a year. Once complete the two buildings will serve the community with low- cost housing, which has been lacking since the mission in Helper closed.
Critchett, who is supervising work on both buildings, indicated that, aside from the satisfaction of renovating the historic sites, he is looking forward to the opening ceremonies which will hopefully be held later this year.


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PIERREPONT Steven W. and Suellan J. Collins have three pumps running at all times to keep the water from filling the basement of their riverside home.
The sump pumps are running constantly; the sucker pumps are running 24-7, Mrs. Collins said. Their cellar is filled with 3 to 4 inches of water, and the pumps are needed to keep it from reaching the furnace.
We have to keep checking on it. We keep running up and down the cellar stairs to see what we can do. Its running in as fast as we can take care of it, she said.
Ice has blocked up stretches of the Raquette River, leaving the water with nowhere to go but up. Homes along riverside roads in Pierrepont have been battling flooding since Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins live on T. Alexander Road, one of the hardest-hit areas.
The river was clear just a few days ago, said Steven W. Greene, another resident of T. Alexander Road.
Normally theres a current through here and you can see it flowing, he said.
Mr. Greene lives on a hill, so his house is fine, but the camp next door he rents out in the summer has taken on a lot of water.
He has seen flooding several times since he bought the property in 2008, but never this bad, he said.
Mrs. Collins said flooding was not a regular problem in the past, but in recent years it has taken a turn for the worse.
In the last three or four years its been real bad, she said. It seems like it happens at least once a year.
Locals blame the rising water levels on the Brookfield Renewable Energy Group, which controls the dams along the river.
They dont know they need to raise and lower the water constantly so it wont jam, Mrs. Collins said. We have called them every single day to plead with them about the situation.
Representatives from Brookfield could not be reached for comment Friday afternoon.
I think it can be more prevented than it has been, said Richard T. Cristicello, another T. Alexander Road resident. Everyones on the verge of having it come right into their homes.
Mr. Cristicello received assistance from the Hannawa Falls Fire Department, which helped him lay down sandbags to hold off the rising water.
Thank God for them. Theyre good folks, he said.
However, their efforts may not be enough to keep his house dry.
I might just have to get out of here and stay with my son and his wife and kids and pray, he said. I hope maybe somebody will be able to help us out on this river.
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Ralph DeSantis 717-948-8930 Three Mile Island Teams With Londonderry Twp. Emergency Services For Annual Charity Golf Outing More than $57,000 will be raised for fire company's training facility expansion
LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP, PA (Aug. 6, 2009) – Three Mile Island Generating Station will hold a charity golf tournament on Friday, Aug. 7 to raise funds toward the expansion of the Londonderry Twp. Volunteer Fire and Training Facility. The event will raise more than $57,000 for the fire company, bringing the four-year total raised by TMI to $240,000.
A full field of 144 golfers will tee-off at 12:30 p.m. at Sunset Golf Course in Londonderry Twp. Representatives of Three Mile Island, the township and the fire company worked together on the planning and fundraising for the event. The tournament has 28 sponsors.
"The success of this charity golf tournament shows what can happen when a local municipality and a local business partner for the betterment of the entire community," said Daryl Lehew, Londonderry Township Supervisor. "Three Mile Island's support of the fire company benefits every citizen of our area."
"The tournament would not be possible without the involvement of the dozens of contractors and vendors that do business with TMI," said William Noll, Three Mile Island Site Vice President. "Even in this challenging economic period they stepped up and supported this worthwhile effort." In addition to TMI, other major sponsors of the golf tournament include AREVA NP Inc.; Consolidated Power; URS Washington Division; Joseph Jingoli & Son, Inc.; Mammoet USA; and the Steam Generator Team.
The Londonderry Twp. Volunteer Fire Company expansion project involves adding truck bays, training rooms, equipment storage rooms and overnight accommodations to the existing fire station. The estimated cost of the expansion is about $1 million. Anyone interested in providing support to the fire company should contact Londonderry Twp. at 717-944-1803.
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Rose Woodbury Morley was born on Oct. 18, 1911 in St. George, to John Taylor Woodbury Jr. and Nimzar Gagosian Woodbury and died in her home Sept. 14, 2012, one month short of her 101st birthday.
Rose was the oldest daughter and second child of thirteen children. Rose married Gerald Blackham Morley on Sept. 1, 1932 and he died Sept. 27, 1959. Rose was sealed to her husband after his death in the Manti Temple in 1960. She was a widow for 53 years.
Gerald and Rose had six children: Shirley (Ferr Blackburn), Richard Henrie (Diane Bean), Ray Gerald (Sandra Craig), Carl Woodbury (Bette Hawke), Susan (Tom Tucker), and Scott Taylor (Sharon Davis.) Their posterity included six children, 36 grandchildren, 105 great-grandchildren, and 121 great-great-grandchildren for a total posterity of 268 members.
Rose was endowed with strength, vitality, and energy, and having learned the value of hard work at an early age, she continued in that path as long as she lived. Rose will be remembered for her compassionate service, thrift, independence and devotion to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Rose was a true pioneer.
Funeral Services will be held Friday, Sept. 21, 2012 at 11 a.m. at the Price 4th & 5th Ward Chapel (545 E. 400 N. - Price). A viewing will be held on Friday, Sept. 21, 2012 from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. prior to the service at the church. Interment will be in the Price City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Rose at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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NEWPORT–The Lake Region and North Country 12-U Cal Ripken baseball teams got together for a best of the three series starting last Thursday to see who be crowned the District Champions.
Lake Region, with their power bats and top notch pitching, needed just two games to take the title, winning 5-1 and 9-5.
Starting on the hill for game one were Orleans County Thunder teammates Parker Brown, for Lake Region, and TJ Santaw, for North Country.
The duo were fresh off of a championship run in Drummondville, where they were lights out on the mound for their select team.
The Lake Region Sun Devils U-16 girls softball team kept rolling along this past week, notching a pair of wins and a tie.
On Saturday, the Sun Devils atoned for an earlier defeat at the hands of the Lyndon A's, with a 21-6 victory. The win marked the third time this summer LR has defeated an opponent whom they had earlier lost to.
GLOVER–If you are a fan of both North Country and Lake Region baseball, things could not have turned out any better for you than they did on Saturday.
In the 10-U Cal Ripken District Tournament, three teams were vying for two spots at the State Championship to be held in Glover next weekend.
Lake Region, the host team, automatically qualified based on their status as tourney hosts, so it was between North Country and Three Rivers to see who would fill the final slot.
LR and NC squared off in the opening game, a 13-3 four inning win for Lake Region.
The Kingdom Crush soccer club accomplished something this past weekend no team from Lake Region has ever done before.
The Crush won the Essex United Soccer Tournament, the largest tourney of its' kind in the state.
The two day soccer bonanza featured teams from VT, NY, CT and NH. Their performance over the weekend capped off a perfect 13-0 season.
Winning five soccer games in two days, including 3 hours of games on Sunday, required the contribution of every player to overcome the grueling heat and tough competition.
ESSEX–This past weekend it played out like a survivor series. The U-14 Girls Wildcat team outwit, outplayed,and outlasted 11 other teams to become Champions of the 2012 Essex Soccer Tournament hosted by the Essex soccer clubs. Under a cloudless sky, the Island, otherwise known as the Tree Farm, was a swarm of soccer players and their families who came to cheer the girls on to the finish. There were multiple age groups from U-8 to U-17. Derby was well represented sending 16 teams to the tournament.
This weekend the Green Mountain Classic was held at Newport Country Club. This tournament was a 36 hole two-person best ball gross event. On Saturday we had Brian Cook Brew Master of Kingdom Brewing on our tenth tee giving samples of his beer.
The Championship Flight was won by Steve Fisher and Tyler Colter, playing out of Newport CC. They shot 65&70 for a 7 under par 135. Shawn Smith and Dan Griffiths from Newport took second with a 2 under 142.
BARTON–Thursday evening yielded the kind of conditions conducive to playing a little baseball.
Good thing too because it was indeed baseball on the menu as the Barton Dodgers and the Newport Orioles squared off in the Orleans County Cal Ripken Majors' championship game.
It was a close game that had a little bit of the sublime and the surreal.
Both teams fielded a strong combination of quality pitching and timely hitting, but on this day Newport was just a little bit better, defeating their opponents to the south 6-4.
LYNDON–The Lake Region Sun Devils 16-U girls softball team extracted a bit of revenge Friday night, posting a 12-6 victory over the Lyndon Rays.
Earlier in the week these same two clubs locked horns in Orleans, with the Rays coming away with the 11-9 win. But this time around, the Sun Devils rode the pitching of Michelle Thibeault and Hannah Leroux to garner their third victory on the summer season, with Thibeault racking up 8 strikeouts and allowing just 4 hits in five innings of work, before Leroux picked up the save, fanning four batters in two innings of relief.
Orleans-The Lake Region Sun Devils picked up their second victory of the season in girls 16-U Babe Ruth softball action Wednesday night with a 15-0 victory over the Hardwick Wildcats.
Lake Region plated two in the first inning and eight more in the second to jump out to an early insurmountable lead.
Michelle Thibeault smacked a triple for the host Sun Devils, and after an injury reduced Hardwick to two outfielders, Sabrina Roberge took advantage and sent a liner down the left field line that she legged out for a home run.
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