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It had to happen sooner or later. Oil has officially contaminated the Gulf of Mexico's seafood chain.
Last week Geoff Pender of the Sun Herald, a newspaper serving the Mississippi coast, reported that scientists at the University of Southern Mississippi and Tulane University had found droplets of oil in the larvae of blue crabs. While the oil's presence is no immediate cause of concern for those craving a summer evening Cajun crab boil ,it is a harbinger of bad news. Small fish such as menhaden feed on crab larvae, and as they say, big fish eat little fish. "I think we'll see this enter the food chain in a lot of ways," Harriet Perry, director of the Center for Fisheries Research and Development at the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory, told Pender. Continue reading


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Lost Records: Courthouse Fires and Disasters in Tennessee
Because of courthouse fires and other disasters, some Tennessee records filed at the county level are lost forever. Records filed at the county level include marriages; wills and other probate records; records of county, circuit and chancery courts; deeds; and tax records. You can consult Earliest County Records at the Tennessee State Library and Archives to see the effect of a courthouse fire or fires on the records of the county in which you are interested.
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16 U.S. Code § 450ff - Fort Vancouver National Historic Site; establishment
For the purpose of establishing a Federal area of national historical importance for the benefit of the people of the United States, to be known as the "Fort Vancouver National Historic Site," the Administrator of General Services and the Secretary of the Army are authorized to transfer to the Secretary of the Interior, without exchange of funds, administrative jurisdiction over such federally owned lands and other property, real or personal, under their jurisdiction, including the site of the old Hudson's Bay Company stockade in the State of Washington, as they shall find to be surplus to the needs of their respective agencies, such properties to be selected, with their approval, by the Secretary of the Interior for inclusion within the national historic site.
Source(June 19, 1948, ch. 546, § 1,62 Stat. 532; June 30, 1949, ch. 288, title I, § 105,63 Stat. 381; Pub. L. 87–78, § 4,June 30, 1961, 75 Stat. 197.)
Change of Name
Words "national historic site" substituted in text for "national monument" in view of redesignation of Fort Vancouver National Monument as Fort Vancouver National Historic Site by Pub. L. 87–78, classified to section 450ff–6 of this title.
Transfer of Functions
"Administrator of General Services" substituted in text for "Administrator of the War Assets Administration" pursuant to act June 30, 1949, which transferred functions of Administrator of War Assets Administration and War Assets Administration to Administrator of General Services and General Services Administration.
McLoughlin House Addition to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Pub. L. 108–63, July 29, 2003, 117 Stat. 872, provided that:"SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; DEFINITIONS.
"(a) Short Title.—This Act may be cited as the 'McLoughlin House Addition to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Act'.
"(b) Definitions.—For the purposes of this Act, the following definitions apply:
"(1) City.—The term 'City' means Oregon City, Oregon.
"(2) McLoughlin house.—The term 'McLoughlin House' means the McLoughlin House National Historic Site which is described in the Acting Assistant Secretary of the Interior's Order of June 27, 1941, and generally depicted on the map entitled 'McLoughlin House, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site', numbered 389/92,002, and dated 5/01/03, and includes the McLoughlin House, the Barclay House, and other associated real property, improvements, and personal property.
"(3) Secretary.—The term 'Secretary' means the Secretary of the Interior."SEC. 2. MCLOUGHLIN HOUSE ADDITION TO FORT VANCOUVER.
"(a) Acquisition.—The Secretary is authorized to acquire the McLoughlin House, from willing sellers only, by donation, purchase with donated or appropriated funds, or exchange, except that lands or interests in lands owned by the City may be acquired by donation only.
"(b) Map Availability.—The map identifying the McLoughlin House referred to in section 1 (b)(2) shall be on file and available for inspection in the appropriate offices of the National Park Service, Department of the Interior.
"(c) Boundaries; Administration.—Upon acquisition of the McLoughlin House, the acquired property shall be included within the boundaries of, and be administered as part of, the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations.
"(d) Name Change.—Upon acquisition of the McLoughlin House, the Secretary shall change the name of the site from the 'McLoughlin House National Historic Site' to the 'McLoughlin House'.
"(e) Federal Laws.—After the McLoughlin House is acquired and added to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, any reference in a law, map, regulation, document, paper, or other record of the United States to the 'McLoughlin House National Historic Site' (other than this Act) shall be deemed a reference to the 'McLoughlin House', a unit of Fort Vancouver National Historic Site."
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PM-224 provides integrated air and moisture detection within a rainproof and ice-resistant enclosure. The integrated snow sensor is heated to allow for snow, ice, or freezing rain to melt, allowing proper detection of environmental conditions.
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The ProMelt PM-224 offers automatic activation, rain/snow detection, adjustable trigger temperature, and a drying cycle, as well as manual operation. It must be connected to our Contractor Pro series of contactor panels.
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KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR File photo: Aly Luster (left) stands on a pedestal at Camarillo Bridal as her mother Marian Luster assists while Tiffany Menini gets help from Claire Padgett with a dress and Charlene Marson (right) tries to help out with an opinion on Wednesday at Camarillo Bridal. The store participates annually in the Brides Across America program that gives wedding gowns to military personnel or their spouse to be.
KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR Lauren Gerr hugs the dress she will be married in on Oct. 13 after trying on a few possibilities at Camarillo Bridal on Wednesday when military personnel or their betrothed were invited to pick a wedding gown out for free as part of the Brides Across America program.
KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR Tammy Panich (left) walks from rack to rack searching for the right gown as her father Todd Shewshanphanic stands by in the company of another bride, Kayla Spangler (middle) also looking for a gown, Panich's grandmother, Pusadee Anker (next to right) and bridesmaid Joann Valino (right). Panich and Spangler participated in the Brides Across America program at Camarillo Bridal on Wednesday.
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PAWTUCKET — Now that the waste transfer station has been leased to a private company, the city is exploring the possibility of privatizing its trash collection and recycling services as well in a plan that could involve two other communities.
The City of Pawtucket's website contains a request for proposals (RFP) for refuse and recycling services for the cities of Pawtucket, Central Falls and East Providence. The project for a vendor consists of providing curbside refuse and recycling collection of residential and municipal properties (including schools) within the city limits of Pawtucket, Central Falls and East Providence.
It also states that all refuse and recycling collected within these municipalities as a part of these services shall be hauled to Pawtucket's Grotto Avenue transfer station, which is now being overseen by the private vendor Waste Haulers.
There was a mandatory pre-bid proposal conference held on Tuesday for interested vendors, with a June 12 deadline to submit an RFP.
According to the RFP, the successful bidder shall provide and furnish all labor, materials, fuel, necessary tools, expendable equipment and supplies, vehicles, transportation services, necessary permits and any other incidentals required to collect and dispose of refuse and recyclables as outlined in the contract.
It also states that all refuse and recyclables collected within the cities shall be delivered to Pawtucket's transfer station on Grotto Avenue. The city, or a third-party contractor, will then load all refuse into containers at the transfer station for delivery to the state landfill in Johnston.
For Pawtucket and Central Falls, the trash collection and recycling is done in-house, with union employees who are part of each city's Department of Public Works. In Pawtucket, there are 24 employees who are involved in sanitation, while Central Falls has 9. Both cities also own their trucks and other related equipment. In the fiscal year 2013 budget for Pawtucket, about $1.4 million has been proposed to operate the refuse collections.
East Providence, on the other hand, already uses a private vendor to handle its trash collection, with a contract that is renewed annually.
Antonio Pires, the director of administration for Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien, said the privatization concept is something that city officials have been discussing ever since they began looking to cut costs and increase revenue to deal with a $12.9 million budget deficit. He said the idea of combining forces with some neighboring communities to maximize the financial benefit is something that Grebien talked about soon after taking office as part of his five-year strategic plan.
Pires said that discussions about privatizing and combining the trash services began several months ago with City Falls officials working under the state-appointed receivership. These talks led to conversations with East Providence officials, where that financially troubled community is under the supervision of a state-appointed budget commission. He added that this regionalized approach to municipal services is also a concept that Gov. Lincoln Chafee has been pushing as a way for cash-strapped cities and towns to improve their finances.
Pires said city officials will be comparing the costs of operating the trash services in-house versus hiring a private vendor. Additionally, he said they will be looking at the transfer station to see if there is a way to get "a better bang for the buck" through the increase in tonnage that would result from the joint waste disposal and recycling effort.
Then idea behind the shared services concept, Pires said, is to see if there would be savings for other communities as well as savings and increased revenue for Pawtucket so it is "a winning situation all around." However, he added, "Obviously, that will depend on the bids that are received." In its contract with Waste Haulers, Pawtucket stands to gain additional revenue if the tonnage taken in at transfer facility is increased.
Pires noted that the cost analysis from the RFPs for Pawtucket and Central Falls, which handle their sanitation services in-house, would be different than that of a community like East Providence where the services are already privatized. He said that in East Providence's case, the city could possibly benefit from being able to get a lower contracted vendor rate than they have now.
Noting that the collective bargaining agreement for Pawtucket's municipal workers expires on June 30 and the city is asking for significant "give-backs" in the next contract, Pires said it also seemed like a good time to do a cost-comparison of in-house versus private. When the RFPs come in, "we will be able to make a comparison to see if it makes sense to privatize," said Pires. "It also gives the unions something to look at" as benefits are being negotiated, he added.
Augie Venice, president of ASCME Local 1012, which represents the Pawtucket sanitation workers, said the union is obviously unhappy at the prospect of 24 city employees losing their jobs and intends to do a cost analysis of its own. "We're studying the recycling and trash collection to determine the costs of privatizing and what our costs are, and we're also looking to see if we can find ways to save money," he said.
Venice said that talks about privatizing the trash collections are nothing new, and the matter was last explored a few years ago under the administration of former Mayor James Doyle. The last time the city went out to bid, the union was able to show that it would cost $90,000 more to privatize what was being done in-house.
"We are going to prove to the city we can do the trash collection cheaper and save the taxpayers money," said Venice. "We're pretty confident that privatizing the trash collection will cost the city more money."
East Providence's director of Public Works, Stephen Coutu, said that the city has had its trash services privatized for well over a decade and is currently under contract with MTG Disposal. He said that the contracts are renewed annually, and the city is exploring the joint RFP approach to see if any savings can be derived in its next vendor contract from the regional approach to services. As East Providence deals with its own financial crisis, "every little thing is being looked at," he stated.
Now that we have a private concern taking over the transfer station, I am sure that in the future the Pawtucket residence will have to pay to bring thier tsah and oil to the station..... Now we are going to privatize the tash pickup, well the handwriting is on the wall. That will cost us money. The dollar bags will be used and only one barrel per household.
But of course the taxoayer won't say anything because we don't care until we ave to pay for it, then it's too late.
I would like to see all these changes go to a city vote. The people of the the city should vote on all issues. Remember councilmen can be bought,


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You're the underdog in a city where cold, snow and wind are the predicted winners. Beat the odds in the versatile Roy's Bay 3-in-1 Parka. It has the same technical fabric and construction benefits as our alpine jackets with urban styling for everyday use. The 3-in-1 design starts with a GORE-TEX 3-layer 100% nylon shell with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish for tough waterproof/breathable and windproof performance in nasty weather; worn alone, the shell makes a great rain- and wind-blocking jacket for shoulder season use. The zip-out jacket features Traceable Down (third-party-verified, non-live-plucked, non-force-fed) 600-fill-power duck down for luxurious warmth with a brick quilting pattern to keep the down in place; it makes a warm, highly insulated jacket for cold yet dry weather when worn by itself. The shell has a low-profile storm flap, fold-over collar, removable, fully adjustable hood, welded seams, two torso pockets and one chest pocket. The zip out jacket features lined handwarmer pockets for warmth, one chest pocket and an internal stash pocket to hold a phone. Hip length.
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By MELANIE STEELESun Advocate Reporter
For three out of four quarters, Carbon played a nearly flawless game against the nearly flawless Lehi Pioneers.
Lehi has lead all region eight teams this season and was undefeated going into the last regular season game Friday night at Carbon High.
After the clock expired on the tight first half, a Lehi shooter stood alone on the court due to a late foul and added two free throws to give the Pioneers a three point lead.
Lehi increased the lead to six in the third quarter, while the Dinos stubbornly fought off a Lehi run.
However in the fourth quarter, Lehi was able to capitalize on momentary holes in Carbon's aggressive defense and elevate the score beyond the Dinos' reach.
Lehi cruised to a finish, winning 69-51.
Brandon Manzanares tied the game high with 24 points. Zach Henseler contributed nine.
Lehi improved to 8-0 in region eight play and 17-4 on the season.
The Dinos dropped to 2-6.
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The lovely Leighton Meester is a joy to watch, no matter if she's at work or at play. Just like we never tire of her escapades on Gossip Girl, we have an endless appetite for her off-camera clothing choices. Definitely more directional than the majority of her peers, Meester wowed us when she turned up at the Louis Vuitton S/S 10 show in Paris wearing an unexpectedly delightful ensemble from the fashion house's recent resort collection. Rather than simply sporting a by-the-book outfit, Meester accented her Front Ruffle Dress ($2810) with Cherie Ankle Strap Sandals ($1200) and Strass Socks. But our favorite aspect of this look is Meester's addition of a simple Sleeveless Jacket ($2535), which she cinched in with the Ceinture Chaine Belt ($966)-all by Louis Vuitton, of course. This addendum makes the fancy frock's overall vibe a bit more casual and a little cooler; it's also great way to get more wear out of your favorite cocktail dress. Simply add a slightly oversized waistcoat, like Laurie B's Ethic Vest ($171), over a pretty patterned piece, such as Catherine Malandrino's Floral-Print Dress ($475), and you'll have a Paris Fashion Week-worthy ensemble!
Tip # 2: Transition into fall with pale neutral accessories.
Last month on Fashion's Night Out, model Sasha Pivovarova showed off the kind of enviable accent pieces that always pique our attention. Wearing a cropped jacket in the most gorgeous wheat color and a nude patent pair of ankle boots, she offered a refreshing antidote to the typical all-black dress code that many New Yorkers follow. Even if you don't want to wear summery whites, we suggest working some pale pieces into your transitional wardrobe. Topping our list right now: Doma's Cropped Washed-Leather Biker Jacket ($630), which is tonally correct, and Topshop's Stud Leather Jacket ($320), which is available in a soft dove gray. While Pivovarova's exact Miu Miu boots were not produced for retail, we think Michael Antonio's Maeko Ankle Boots($75) are an excellent affordable (and available) option!
Tip # 3: Wear thigh-high boots with modest hemlines.
Like many other fashion fanatics, we can't get enough of French Vogue's EIC, Carine Roitfeld, and her dynamic wardrobe choices. While attending a party for John Richmond during Paris Fashion Week, Roitfeld was snapped wearing the season's most extreme-and coveted-footwear: Christian Louboutin's Button-Up OTK Boots ($1995). While their incredible height and corset-like detailing might scream "dominatrix" on most people, Roitfeld managed to wear them in a ladylike way. By styling them with a pencil skirt that has a modest hemline, Roitfeld made these extreme shoes seem downright approachable. When you feel ready to take the thigh-high plunge, don't miss Jeffrey Campbell's Over The Knee Platform Boots ($228) or bebe's Thigh High Boots ($159), both excellent choices. Simply reach for a simple skirt, like Robert Rodriguez's Leather Combo Skirt ($275) or Silence & Noise's Banded Skirt ($48), and you'll be channeling Carine in no time flat.
Tip #4: Try skinny trousers in a pattern or plaid.
Though monochromatic harem pants were all the rage last spring, skinny-legged bottoms are still a key fall and winter piece-especially if updated with a chic Prince of Wales print. As seen on French actress Amira Casar (pictured above en route to the Balenciaga S/S 10 show), this classic tweedy pattern offers an update on the cool-weather staple. While Casar's Prince of Wales Pleated Trousers ($979, 212.206.0872) are from Balenciaga's Pre Fall 2009 collection-as is her Brown Fox Fur Bolero ($7195)-we think there is a great selection of interestingly patterned pants out there that are a bit more budget-friendly. Make sure to check out Alexander Wang's Geometric Sweatpants ($395), which would both look great with an eye-catching statement blouse and a killer pair of heels for a flawless fashion-forward fall ensemble!
Tip # 5: Toughen up your LBD with heavy-metal accents.
When it comes to the red-carpet, Diane Kruger often dons the frothiest feminine frocks, so we were pleasantly surprised to see her in an edgier style for the Mr. Nobody press event at the Venice Film Festival this September. While her Louis Vuitton Cashmere Twisted Brooch Knit Dress ($1270, 866.VUITTON) is dynamic to be sure, what we most love about this look is the rough-and-tough effect of her See by Chloé Belted Lace Up Boots
($495) and Louis Vuitton Ceinture Chaine Belt ($966)-they add the perfect punky contrast to a sexy LBD. Make sure to try a look-a-like pair such as Dollhouse's Cianna Studded Motorcycle Boots ($50) with a long-sleeve mini such as Splendid's Mini Dress ($132) and a chic cincher like Elegantly Waisted's Kit Belt ($86). The boots and belt are sure to take away any potential saccharine sweetness from your favorite noir number and sure to give you that killer Kruger look.
Tip # 6: Cuff your classic slacks to get a new cropped look.
Once the days get shorter and the weather cools, we immediately start searching for sophisticated ways to freshen up our favorite slacks. This fall, we love how a cuffed hem can add a sartorial kick to even a plain black pair: just check out Damages' Rose Byrne to see what we mean. Though much of her ensemble is from the Chloé Resort 2010 collection-the Slim Black Pant ($745, 212.717.8220), Creme Blazer ($1195), and Emerald Pleat Blouse ($915, all available mid-December)-and the entire outfit is superb, we think her rolled trousers are particularly Tip-worthy! Grab a similar look via Martin + Osa's Tailored Slouch Trousers ($110), or go to town on your favorite lean-legged pants (recycling is always a thrifty thrill). Once you do so, all you'll need is a great green blouse like Diane von Furstenberg's Ayla Tunic ($225) and a crisp coat like Silence and Noise's Double Breasted Blazer ($88) and you'll be ready to for any occasion!
Photos of Leighton Meester, Diane Kruger, Carine Roitfeld, Rose Byrne, and Sasha Pivovarova, from Getty Images; Photo of Amira Casar, from Bauer Griffin.


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>> Last: The shape of the interior cavity of a boot. For a given size, some boots are designed to be wide and roomy, some sculpted to be snug and tight. "Last" is the cobbler's term for the wooden, foot-shaped blank around which shoes of a particular size were built.
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Balance and alignment - both are indispensible for gliding down a mountain on two slippery sticks. Balance and alignment are also the cornerstones of a yoga practice. The way that you stand on your skis is going to affect how you get down the mountain; think about positioning yourself in as natural a stance as possible. This means feet hip width apart, knees soft, upper body and shoulders relaxed. The only thing that won't feel natural is the position of the hips; they should be tipped forward slightly (ski boots help with this).
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