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Ronald Reagan: The Signature Collection DVD
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- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 5
- Run Time: 513 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Language: English
- Studio: Warner Home Video
- DVD Release Date: August 15, 2006
- Packaging: Custom Case
- Closed Captioning: Yes
- Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
- Audio: ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono [CC]
- Director: Sam Wood, Lloyd Bacon, Vincent Sherman, Lewis Seiler, Stuart Heisler
- Cast: Ronald Reagan, Betty Field, Doris Day, Patricia Neal, Ginger Rogers, Judith Anderson
- Genre: Drama
- Color: Black & White
- Includes:
Kings Row
Vintage Featurette: The United States Marine Band
Classic Cartoon: Fox Pop
Theatrical Trailer
The Hasty Heart
Commentary by Director Vincent Sherman & Ronald Reagan Biographer John Meroney
Vintage Joe McDoakes Comedy Short So You Want to be In Pictures
Classic Cartoon The Hasty Hare
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Storm Warning
Theatrical Trailer
The Winning Team
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- Release Date: 1940, 1942, 1949, 1951, 1952
Kings Row (1942, 127 mins.)
A small town hides lives. Reagan's poignant performance is often called his best. An all-star cast includes Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings and Claude Rains.
The Hasty Heart (1949, 102 mins.)
In a wartime Burmese hospital, wounded vets Reagan and Richard Todd face a battle called recovery.
Storm Warning (1951, 93 mins.)
A fight for justice. Crusading D.A. Reagan joins Ginger Rogers and Doris Day in a courtroom battle against the Klu Klux Klan.
The Winning Team (1952, 93 mins.)
Reagan an Doris Day catch baseball fever in the eventful tale of Hall of Fame pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander.
Knute Rockne All American (1940, 98 mins.)
"Win just one for the Gipper." The future president portrays halfback George Gipp and Pat O'Brien is Notre Dame's coach in this famed biopic.
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Havent had a look at it yet, welcome to linux - it is great!
Anybody install this one yet?
I just burned CD's 1, 2, & 3 this afternoon and am going to try an install after I format my hard drive and reinstall XP.
I'm completely new to linux and am really excited, this looks great.
Havent had a look at it yet, welcome to linux - it is great!
Its better to regret something you have done than to regret something you havent done :P
Well I would agree with you if I hadn't had problems with it this weekend.
I installed Mandrake 10 and chose all the desktops at the install screen and it finished installing and asked me which desktop I would prefer to use, so I thought I'd try KDE first.
The bootloader works fine, after reboot it came up and I chose linux. Everything looked okay until the KDE progress stopped at 85% on the blue folder, I just thought it was taking too long but I waited for it to continue and it went to a blank blue screen, nothing else.
I rebooted and tried the other choices, linux-nonfb does the same. And I don't know anything about failsafe.
Could anyone help me out? I'd really like to see linux working on my pc.
System Specs:
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do you have a "boot: " prompt at the boot selection screen? if so you might try:
linux noscsi
and see if that helps... other boot parameters that might help alone or in combination include:
I hope this helps... good luck and let us know if any of those work...
I'm posting this from Mandrake 10.0 and Konqueror... My first Linux install at home (well, my second, I used old RedHat 9 disks to get the machine going, and to install bit torrent to get the Mandrake iso images).
The install process DID ask for Disk 4 (the bit torrent only had three disks), but I could skip it and things seem to work ok, so far...
My only problem was with the sound driver (ALSA), the boot process hangs trying to load it. If I start up in interactive mode and not load it everything else works fine. I'll post another top level message to see if people can help.
Other problems --- Xmms crashes everytime I try to launch it from the menus. To get it to work, either launch it from a shell ($ xmms), or kill artsd (# pidof artsd, # kill -9 PID) then the menu entry for Xmms works fine. Whenever I kill the artsd I've had no probs with other apps. Results may vary.
KDE's Kontact is a nice collection of apps, but the knotes feature will lock it right up. Everytime.
Trying to burn from the CLI gives me this error ---
"cdrecord: No such file or directory. Cannot open '/dev/sg*'. Cannot open SCSI driver." I've tried running it as root and as a user. Not sure about this one. "cdrecord --scanbus" gives me 1,1,0 for my burner. K3B works great though.
Haven't had any boot problems (AthlonXP2000+, Gigabyte GA-7VAX, 512MB PC2700, GF4 Ti4200 128MB, not using any USB devices, but the USB ports are all detected) with 10.0 and the stock 2.6.3 kernel. I boot to runlevel 3 with the nonfb option as default.
Aside from these little points, I'm really impressed with Mandrake 10.0. KDE 3.2 is responsive and stable (I don't like Gnome so I haven't tried it. Not starting a flame war, just personal preference). KOffice 1.3 is really sweet and it'll save to .sxw format. Love it. When Mandrake releases the official version I'm going to buy it.
One more thing, inorder to get java and flash working with FireFox and/or Mozilla, you have to install libstdc++2.10-2.96-0.83mdk.i586.rpm (a quick google search will find it). Just simply install that package and restart your browser. The plugins will be working just like that.
Where did you get it GeminiJon? ???
I'm trying to find recent mandrake or redhat, but I can't :-[
Can anyone help me?
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I used Bit Torrent to get the ISO images, see
for the torrent file to get you started.
I have the same problem basicly. I am new to this forum and Linux.I posted in the wrong area earlier,sorry about that. But my problem is that when I start up mandrake 10.0 it hangs for about 4 minutes.
Also I can't get on line for some reason. I am using ADSL. I must ask, where is " Boot Selection Screen"? is it in console or KDE ? I don't want to mess anything up by putting commands in the wrong program.
A neighbour of mine installed this for me so I'm on my own the rest of the way. I am very happy to have this new OS as I have been using windows for a long time and would like to learn about Mandrake and see the difference between the 2 and explore it so I need all the help I can get. I am running IntelR / pentiumR 4 / cpu 1500mhz/ 1.51GHz/ 256 Ram.
I am using Win XP to get on line.
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DEL CITY — Chazten Gonzales knows he's a Division I quarterback.
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DEL CITY — Chazten Gonzales knows he's a Division I quarterback.
TCU coaches told him so when they offered him a scholarship in 2010, his senior season at Del City.
Gonzales never played at TCU or any other school, and now he's out to prove himself once again, this time as a walk-on at Oklahoma State, more than two years after his last competitive football game.
Gonzales' football dreams were derailed by two devastating blows in the summer of 2011.
First, he learned that he didn't have the proper credits to meet NCAA Clearinghouse requirements, so he couldn't qualify for Division I football. Not long after, his brother, Ryan, was killed in a car accident.
"They were more than brothers; they were best friends. They did everything together," said their father, Frankie Gonzales. "It hit Chazten real hard."
In July 2011, just a few weeks after his brother's death, Chazten joined the team at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M. But after going through three weeks of summer workouts, Chazten decided NEO wasn't the place for him.
"I convinced him to go to Langston, because that's where I graduated from," Frankie Gonzales said. "But while he was up there, his mind wasn't ready. He was still thinking about his brother all the time. He didn't even go to class."
In a matter of days, Chazten left Langston and moved home to Del City, where he began taking classes at nearby Rose State Junior College.
At 6-foot-2, 190 pounds, Gonzales continued pushing himself in personal workouts with his father. He thought about giving football another try at Hutchinson Community College in Kansas, joining the program in the summer of 2012.
Just like NEO the year before, he made it through summer workouts, but he still wasn't happy.
"When he came home, we had a long talk," his father said. "You've been going to a lot of schools, and it seems like you're really not sure what you want.
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Each year Utah AARP identifies areas throughout the state where they can assist local entities with projects that will be of benefit to their communities. Because much discussion has been related to hunger and poverty within the state, this year Utah AARP is devoting its resources to help with food banks.
Nationally, AARP holds what is known as a "Day of Service" where members devote a particular day performing service in their cities in an effort to improve the style of living. The national "Day of Service "will be held later in the year as they plan to coordinate resources with other service organizations.
In Utah, AARP still desires to conduct its service day in the spring wherever possible. Utah AARP has changed its Day of Service in the spring to a "Connect to Serve Day" and has set aside Thursday, May 14 as the day it will assist local food banks throughout the state.
The Carbon County Senior Citizen Center and Carbon High School have agreed to assist AARP with two projects identified by Jackie Butkovich, local Food Bank director that will be of great help to them.
Project one will be to sort 8,000 pounds of food recently gathered by the Boy Scouts and 600 pounds anticipated by the mail carrier food drive that was conducted last Saturday.
Project two will be "sprucing' up the grounds around their building. AARP plans to have one group work in the morning from 9 a.m. until noon and another group work from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Those of you who would like to assist in these worthwhile projects either in the morning or afternoon on Thursday, May 14, please contact the Senior Citizen Center 636-3283 or AARP Area Coordinator Leonard Miller 637-0002.
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A Foscoe man was injured when he stepped in front of a car, apparently trying to flag down a ride just after dark last night. Boone Police say that 27-year old Clayton Shook had waved his arms at one vehicle that did not stop, then apparently stepped into the path of the 97 Geo
that 23-year old Megan Ledford was driving on West King Street near Pinnacle Drive. Ledford, of Lenoir, was not hurt, but Shook was rushed to Watauga Medical Center by Watauga Medics while Boone Police investigated, but so far there are no charges from the accident.
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CANTON In the book of Genesis, God did not rest on the fifth day starting this fall SUNY Canton likely wont, either.
The school is considering ending its experiment with a four-day academic week, implemented during the spring 2009 semester in an effort to save energy costs.
Were 98 percent sure were going back to a five-day week, said interim President Carli S. Schiffner. Our schedule is so tight and our classroom space is so limited weve spilled over into Friday.
Because of recent enrollment growth, SUNY Canton could no longer meet demand for classroom space over a four day schedule.
Weve outgrown the four-day model through our recent growth, and we need to use Fridays to accommodate our programs and our students, said Karen M. Spellacy, interim provost. The five-day academic schedule also puts our students more in contact with our faculty members and makes overall scheduling easier.
In 2009 when it made the switch, SUNY Canton had 3,343 students taking classes, but this year enrollment is more than 3,800.
Molly A. Mott, vice president for student affairs, said the switch could be beneficial to fostering a stronger on-campus culture as the university continues to evolve from its two-year technical college roots to a four-year university.
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Pleats don't always enjoy the most illustrious of associations--they conjure up ideas of puffy men's pants, schoolgirl skirts, and kilts--but this spring, these fabric folds are getting a much-needed makeover. In the aforementioned examples, pleats tend to be big and boxy, ill fitting, or crafted out of thick, heavy fabrics, but this season we've noticed a slew of slim and chic iterations that are both feminine and fabulously flattering. Plus, these petite pleats are turning up on noteworthy dressers like Olivia Palermo and Rose Byrne--and stylish civilians galore--which is why we're putting them in the spotlight today!
One of the things we love about the current style of pleated skirts and dresses is the fact that they are so ethereal. No matter if the item in question is embellished with zippers and completely sheer, like the Silk Chiffon Skirt ($2782) seen at Givenchy or a dizzyingly gorgeous, printed maxi skirt, such as Suno's Pleated Long Skirt ($800), these pleats are formed from lightweight material and always seem delightfully delicate. They also are quite versatile, and can be styled for the weekend, workday, or a dressier occasion with ease. Regarding the former, we love the way stylish civilians are using American Apparel's Long Accordion-Pleat Skirt ($62) in Spruce and Pumpkin, respectively, to create noteworthy daytime ensembles. For example, Mia of Marionette paired her green skirt with a semi-sheer sweater and ankle boots, while Dylana of Color Me Nana opted for a chunkier, neutral sweater, vintage leopard belt, and gold Coach sandals for a perfect between-seasons, casual look.
These slim pleats work for the office too, as Fearne Cotton shows us. The fashion plate was snapped leaving the BBC in London last month wearing a very of-the-moment ensemble comprised of a neon pink skirt from Whistles paired with a white button-up from her eponymous collection for Very.co.uk, black H&M sweater, vintage jacket, and Topshop wedges. Though her skirt is obviously quite vivid, the rest of her outfit is quite sober and grounded, which is why this ensemble works for the office. You could also look to Rose Byrne for a day-to-night example of how to wear these pleats. The wildly talented actress (we just adored her in Bridesmaids!) looked so polished at the New Museum Gala in New York last month when she wore a delicate, taupe Calvin Klein Collection Pleated Long Sleeve Dress ($1995, 212.292.9000) from the Pre-Fall 11 collection. While she accessorized with minimalist, strappy Calvin Klein Collection Leather Sandals ($1950, 212.292.9000) and a Clutch ($1095, 212.292.9000)--both pieces are from S/S 11--we could also imagine this dress with a structured bag and a boardroom-ready pair of heels.
Of course, you can definitely pick a pleated dress or skirt for your more formal events too, as Julia Restoin-Roitfeld and Olivia Palermo demonstrate. Snapped during Paris Fashion Week at a Chanel dinner honoring Blake Lively, the lovely Restoin-Roitfeld completely obliterated our association of pleats with schoolgirls when she showed up in a plunging Alexander Wang scarf dress from a few seasons ago. The mid-thigh hemline and spaghetti-strap bodice are seriously sultry, especially when paired with black patent leather mary-jane heels (another schoolgirl twist!) and a small animal-print evening bag. More recently, Olivia Palermo also opted for a pleated evening look, though she created a more whimsical ensemble by mixing prints. For a Net-A-Porter party at Christie's celebrating the online shopping destination's Runway To Green collection, Palermo styled a one-of-a-kind outfit by wearing Rachel Roy's Amaranth Jet Feathered Sweater Dress from the designer's Pre-Fall 11 collection as a top. Palermo then added a pleated skirt from Topshop, Alexandra Neel heels, and a bag and belt from Reiss. The embellished top really makes the overall look appropriate for an evening event, while the additional prints give Palermo her signature fashion flair.
If you are ready to take the plunge into pleats, we are here to make sure everything goes swimmingly! In addition to the American Apparel maxi skirt we mentioned earlier, we also adore ASOS' Pleated Maxi Skirt ($83), which comes in a number of gorgeous hues, including a must-have violet. We are also completely obsessed with Alice + Olivia's Shannon Printed Long Skirt ($484), which combines accordion pleats with a bright rainbow print, making for the most amazing spring/summer option ever. Rag & Bone's gorgeous cream Maxi Desert Skirt ($450) is another outstanding example and a fashion-insider favorite, or you could go for Whistles' Erica Pleated Midi Skirt ($203), which has a shorter hemline and is available in a rich taupe. On that midi note, we also recommend Tucker's Pleated Knee Length Skirt ($440), which comes in a black and white spotted print--Palermo would totally approve! We also think she'd like Topshop's Purple Colour Block Pleated Skirt ($75), which combines two of the season's top trends (pleats and bright colors). And finally, if you're seeking a pleated dress, don't miss Halston Heritage's Pleated Lamé Dress ($595) in a party-friendly metallic silver hue or ASOS' Waisted Dress with Pleat Skirt ($74), which has a very Versus-chic sort of vibe.
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It is the season for brushfires,according to N.C. Forest Ranger Joe Shoupe. "We're a little bit late as far as the vegetation greening up," he said. Shoupe hopes that when leaves return, the fire danger will settle down. While a brushfire on Molly's Branch Road in Roaring Creek had Avery firefighters occupied on Wednesday, the real story was a woods fire in Pisgah National Forest near Shortoff Mountain off Old N.C. Highway 105. The fire started Wednesday around 3 a.m. and was still going strong yesterday. Thus far, the fire has claimed at least 70 acres. Helicopters dropped fire retardant as firefighters on the ground cleared leaves and brush. Firefighters hope rainy weather will help stifle the blaze. "They're just trying to monitor it and let it burn out," Burke County communications manager Lisa Propst said yesterday. No word on the cause of the fire, but officials closed Linville Gorge and Old N.C. Highway 105 due to the blaze.
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42 U.S. Code § 12571 - Authority to provide assistance and approved national service positions
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(a) Provision of assistance
Subject to the availability of appropriations for this purpose, the Corporation for National and Community Service may make grants to States, subdivisions of States, territories, Indian tribes, public or private nonprofit organizations, and institutions of higher education for the purpose of assisting the recipients of the grants—
(1) to carry out full- or part-time national service programs, including summer programs, described in subsection (a), (b), or (c) ofsection 12572 of this title; and
(2) to make grants in support of other national service programs described in subsection (a), (b), or (c) ofsection 12572 of this title that are carried out by other entities.
(b) Restrictions on agreements with Federal agencies
(1) Agreements authorized
The Corporation may enter into an interagency agreement (other than a grant agreement) with another Federal agency to support a national service program carried out or otherwise supported by the agency. The Corporation, in entering into the interagency agreement may approve positions as approved national service positions for a program carried out or otherwise supported by the agency.
(2) Prohibition on grants
The Corporation may not provide a grant under this section to a Federal agency.
(3) Consultation with State Commissions
A Federal agency carrying out or supporting a national service program shall consult with the State Commissions for those States in which projects will be conducted through that program in order to ensure that the projects do not duplicate projects conducted by State or local national service programs.
(4) Support for other national service programs
A Federal agency that enters into an interagency agreement under paragraph (1) shall, in an appropriate case, enter into a contract or cooperative agreement with an entity that is carrying out a national service program in a State that is in existence in the State as of the date of the contract or cooperative agreement and is of high quality, in order to support the national service program.
(5) Application of requirements
A requirement under this chapter that applies to an entity receiving assistance under this section (other than a requirement limited to an entity receiving assistance under subsection (a)) shall be considered to apply to a Federal agency that enters into an interagency agreement under this subsection, even though no Federal agency may receive financial assistance under such an agreement.
(c) Provision of approved national service positions
As part of the provision of assistance under subsection (a), and in providing approved national service positions under subsection (b), the Corporation shall—
(1) approve the provision of national service educational awards described in division D of this subchapter for the participants who serve in national service programs carried out using such assistance; and
(2) deposit in the National Service Trust established in section 12601 (a) of this title an amount equal to the product of—
(A) the value of a national service educational award under section 12603 of this title; and
(d) Five percent limitation on administrative costs
(1) Limitation
Not more than 5 percent of the amount of assistance provided to the original recipient of a grant or transfer of assistance under subsection (a) for a fiscal year may be used to pay for administrative costs incurred by—
(2) Rules on use
The Corporation may by rule prescribe the manner and extent to which—
(e) Matching funds requirements
(1) Requirements
Except as provided in section 12594 of this title, the Corporation share of the cost (including the costs of member living allowances, employment-related taxes, health care coverage, and workers' compensation and other necessary operation costs) of carrying out a national service program that receives the assistance under subsection (a) of this section, whether the assistance is provided directly or as a subgrant from the original recipient of the assistance, may not exceed 75 percent of such cost.
(2) Calculation
In providing for the remaining share of the cost of carrying out a national service program, the program—
(A) shall provide for such share through a payment in cash or in kind, fairly evaluated, including facilities, equipment, or services; and
(3) Cost of health care
In providing a payment in cash under paragraph (2)(A) as part of providing for the remaining share of the cost of carrying out a national service program, the program may count not more than 85 percent of the cost of providing a health care policy described in section 12594 (d)(2) of this title toward such share.
(4) Waiver
The Corporation may waive in whole or in part the requirements of paragraph (1) with respect to a national service program in any fiscal year if the Corporation determines that such a waiver would be equitable due to a lack of available financial resources at the local level.
(5) Other Federal funds
(A) Recipient report
A recipient of assistance under this section (other than a recipient of assistance through a fixed-amount grant in accordance with section 12581 (l) of this title) shall report to the Corporation the amount and source of any Federal funds used to carry out the program for which the assistance is made available other than those provided by the Corporation.
(B) Corporation report
The Corporation shall report to the authorizing committees on an annual basis information regarding each recipient of such assistance that uses Federal funds other than those provided by the Corporation to carry out such a program, including the amounts and sources of the other Federal funds.
(f) Plan for approved national service positions
The Corporation shall—
(1) develop a plan to—
(B) increase the number of the approved positions to—
(2) not later than 1 year after April 21, 2009, submit a report to the authorizing committees on the status of the plan described in paragraph (1); and
Source(Pub. L. 101–610, title I, § 121, as added Pub. L. 103–82, title I, § 101(b),Sept. 21, 1993, 107 Stat. 788; amended Pub. L. 111–13, title I, § 1301,Apr. 21, 2009, 123 Stat. 1484.)
References in Text
This chapter, referred to in subsec. (b)(5), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 101–610, Nov. 16, 1990, 104 Stat. 3127, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 12501 of this title and Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 12571,Pub. L. 101–610, title I, § 141,Nov. 16, 1990, 104 Stat. 3150, related to general authority to make grants for national and community service programs, prior to the general amendment of subtitle D of title I of Pub. L. 101–610[formerly part D of this subchapter] by Pub. L. 103–82, § 102(a).
A prior section 121 ofPub. L. 101–610was renumbered section 199A, and is classified to section 12655 of this title.
2009—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(1)(A), inserted "territories," after "subdivisions of States," in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (a)(1), (2). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(1)(B), substituted "subsection (a), (b), or (c) ofsection 12572" for "section 12572 (a)".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(2)(A), substituted "Restrictions on agreements with Federal agencies" for "Agreements with Federal agencies" in heading.
Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(2)(B), added par. (1) and struck out former par. (1). Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "The Corporation may enter into a contract or cooperative agreement with another Federal agency to support a national service program carried out by the agency. The support provided by the Corporation pursuant to the contract or cooperative agreement may include the transfer to the Federal agency of funds available to the Corporation under this division."
Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(2)(C), added par. (2) and struck out former par. (2). Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "A Federal agency receiving assistance under this subsection shall not be required to satisfy the matching funds requirements specified in subsection (e) of this section. However, the supplementation requirements specified in section 12633 of this title shall apply with respect to the Federal national service programs supported with such assistance."
Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(2)(D), substituted "carrying out or supporting a national service program" for "receiving assistance under this subsection" and "through that program" for "using such assistance".
Subsec. (b)(4). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(2)(E), substituted "an interagency agreement" for "a contract or cooperative agreement" the first place it appeared.
Subsec. (b)(5). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(2)(F), added par. (5).
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(3)(A), substituted "subsection (a), and in providing approved national service positions under subsection (b)," for "subsections (a) and (b) of this section," in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (c)(2)(B). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(3)(B), substituted "to be provided or otherwise approved" for "to be provided".
Subsec. (d)(1), (2)(A). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(4), struck out "or (b) of this section" after "subsection (a)" in introductory provisions of par. (1) and in par. (2)(A).
Subsec. (e)(1). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(5)(A), substituted "Corporation share of the cost (including the costs of member living allowances, employment-related taxes, health care coverage, and workers' compensation and other necessary operation costs)" for "Federal share of the cost".
Subsec. (e)(5). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(5)(B), added par. (5).
Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 111–13, § 1301(6), added subsec. (f).
Effective Date of 2009 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–13effective Oct. 1, 2009, see section 6101(a) ofPub. L. 111–13, set out as a note under section 4950 of this title.
Effective Date
Division effective Oct. 1, 1993, see section 123 ofPub. L. 103–82, set out as an Effective Date of 1993 Amendment note under section 1701 of Title 16, Conservation.
Overall Minimum Share Requirement
Pub. L. 113–76, div. H, title IV, § 402,Jan. 17, 2014, 128 Stat. 402, provided that: "AmeriCorps programs receiving grants under the National Service Trust program shall meet an overall minimum share requirement of 24 percent for the first 3 years that they receive AmeriCorps funding, and thereafter shall meet the overall minimum share requirement as provided in section 2521.60 of title 45, Code of Federal Regulations, without regard to the operating costs match requirement in section 121 (e) [42 U.S.C. 12571 (e)] or the member support Federal share limitations in section 140 of the 1990 Act [National and Community Service Act of 1990, 42 U.S.C. 12594], and subject to partial waiver consistent with section 2521.70 of title 45, Code of Federal Regulations."
Similar provisions were contained in the following prior appropriation acts:
Pub. L. 112–74, div. F, title IV, § 402,Dec. 23, 2011, 125 Stat. 1105.
Pub. L. 111–117, div. D, title IV, § 402,Dec. 16, 2009, 123 Stat. 3273.
Pub. L. 111–8, div. F, title IV, § 407,Mar. 11, 2009, 123 Stat. 795.
Pub. L. 110–161, div. G, title IV, § 407,Dec. 26, 2007, 121 Stat. 2202.
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NEWPORT–They say practice makes perfect, but while they are not perfect, nor did they get the win, the North Country football team's hard work paid off as they had their best showing in four weeks, breaking a three game scoreless streak in a 55-20 loss to Bellows Falls on Friday night.
"We made some adjustments and kept drilling them all week and it is starting to pay off," said head coach Tim Simoneau.
Jason Hatin returned to the Falcon line-up, but it was Jacob Buckles under center as North Country started the first series of the game from their own thirty.
ORLEANS-Lake Region picked up their fourth shutout of the season, upending visiting Richford 4-0 in boys varsity soccer action Friday afternoon in the opening contest of the Rangers' homecoming weekend.
Josh Thibault, Shaquille Urie, Anthony Wright and Alex Beauregard tallied for the Rangers with each score coming in the first half. Thibault and fellow junior Carl Oberg added one assist each.
"When you score early and often, you sometimes get out of your game plan," said Lake Region head coach Tom Evans. "But Richford played hard, and that made it a good a match throughout."
ORLEANS–Tyrah Urie scored her 37th career goal with 25:00 left to play in the second half to break the Lake Region girl's goal scoring record on Saturday afternoon.
The tally was the Lady Rangers (9-2) third of their 4-0 win over Danville (2-6-1).
Lake Region got on the board in the first half when Megan Menard put one in with nine minutes remaining in the opening forty.
Thirteen minutes into the second, Urie off of a strange play in the corner, sent a cross in front to Sarah Burnham, who netted her first goal of the season.
NEWPORT–On a rain soaked field, North Country played host to the Division III Galloping Ghosts of Randolph Union High on Wednesday.
While Randolph gave it all on the field, it was the Falcons, behind Devinnie Davis' hat-trick picking up the 6-1 win.
"These games we expect to win," said coach Jose´ Batista. "I thought at times we looked really good and at times we looked a little slack, but all in all it is a good win for us."
North Country was the dominant team from the opening kick-off, although Randolph did have some moments where they controlled the pace.
NEWPORT–Missy Hango had two goals in the first and one in the second to lead the Richford Rockets past the UCA girls 7-1 on Tuesday afternoon.
After Laura Libby nearly got free for a break-away in the game's opening minutes, Richford took over and virtually trapped the Crusaders inside their own forty for the bulk of the half.
While not particularly strong in the middle, the key to Richford's play was the ability of the forwards to stop UCA before they could get very far into the middle of the field.
North Country 2, So. Burlington 1
SOUTH BURLINGTON–Kody Halikas netted the game winner in the second half, breaking a 1-1 tie and giving the Falcons (2-6-1) the win over the Rebels (3-5-1).
South Burlington got on the board first in what coach James McKenny described as an awful half of soccer for North Country.
"It was like a Jekyll and Hyde kind of game for us," said McKenny. "The first half the guys were not really into it, but they came out in the second half with a much better effort."
LOUDON, NH-Joe Gibbs got his 100th career NASCAR victory as an owner Sunday when Denny Hamlin took the flag at Loudon, New Hampshire's Sylvania 300. Hamlin, in a Toyota, recorded his fifth win of year in the second installment of the Chase for the Cup.
That finish improved his position to third in the Chase , a mere seven points behind leader Jimmy Johnson.
Hamlin has run well at Loudon finishing in the top five in the last seven starts here.
He took over the lead on lap number 94, holding the lead for a total of 193 laps overall.
NEWPORT–St. Johnsbury netted two second half goals in what turned out to be a very physical contest as the Hilltoppers blanked the Falcons 2-0.
"It was a 1-0 game and adrenaline was very high. We are still in the game and then on a goofy play they countered and it kind of took the wind out of our sails," said coach James McKenny.
Said St. J coach Stephen Levesque, "We had to match their intensity. They (NCU) came out from the get-go and I wanted our kids to win their individual battles and we did a much better job of that in the second half."
NEWPORT–UCA's boy's soccer team had its' largest outpouring of offense of the season, scoring six goals to defeat Concord 6-0 on Saturday.
"We had a great game," said coach Alyssa DeLaBruere about the win. "We worked all week on passing and communication and it paid off."
It was a new look Crusaders who took to the field at Gardner Park.
Jon DeLaBruere took his brother's place in goal while Chris moved up to the mid-field, and for a guy who hasn't played goal since he was eight years-old, Jon put up a good performance.
NEWPORT–The North Country field hockey Falcons played a very defensive game against Stowe on Saturday, but came up on the losing end of the 1-0 contest.
"The past three games have been defensive ones for us," said coach Chantelle Bouchard. "Stowe always has a good record, so we knew we had to stay with that style of play today."
In the first half, Stowe (5-3), although not on the top of their game as of late due to illness, showed why they usually field a strong club, controlling play and spending roughly eighty-five percent of the time in the North Country end.


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The county commission has agreed to a half-price deal on Event Center rental for the state firefighters convention in June.
At the request of Price Fire Chief Paul Bedont, rental for the three-day event will be $2,500.
"The last time those folks were in town it looked like they were spending a lot of money," commented Commissioner Mike Milovich.
The Event Center was built to host large gatherings with the aim of creating customers for traveler and tourism-related local businesses.
The center also has the capability of staging space-intensive events such as the fire truck rodeo planned for the June convention.


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Video: Moderator presses Ryan to discuss specifics of tax plan
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican Paul Ryan is slamming the Obama administration in the vice presidential debate for failing to call the attack on a U.S. consulate in Libya a terrorist attack.
WEB EXTRA: Debate analysis from Carl Calabrese and Bruce Fisher
Vice President Joe Biden is criticizing Ryan and Mitt Romney for launching political attacks before they knew the facts on the ground.
Ryan says the U.S. is witnessing the unraveling of President Barack Obama's foreign policy. He says the attack that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stephens shows the U.S. is projecting weakness abroad.
Biden says that's, quote, "a bunch of malarkey." He says the U.S. will bring those responsible to justice and ensure any mistakes aren't repeated.
The vice president says Obama has led with a steady hand and clear vision, and that Romney would do the opposite.
Biden says his administration has the toughest sanctions in history on Iran, even as his Republican rival says the White House has no credibility on the issue.
Ryan said that President Barack Obama has allowed Iran to get four years closer to building a nuclear weapon.
Biden said that he is "quite confident" the administration could deal a serious blow to Iranian's nuclear ambitions.
The vice president called Ryan's criticisms of his foreign policy a "bunch of malarkey," but Ryan contended he would stand up for Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also plays a prominent role in the first and only debate between vice presidential candidates.
Ryan accused Biden and President Obama of ignoring Netanyahu and giving Iran the time to forge ahead toward building a nuclear weapon. Biden dismissed him and said Obama's met with "Bibi" dozens of times. Ryan's accusations, Biden said, "is a bunch of stuff," or "malarkey."
Biden said the Iranians don't yet have a nuclear weapon and called any claim to the contrary "loose talk." In a speech to the United Nations last month, Netanyahu said Iran was ready to move to the final stage of making a nuclear weapon.
Biden says Romney's opposition to the auto bailout and government steps to prevent foreclosures "shouldn't be surprising" given his comments about the 47 percent of Americans who don't pay income tax.
Biden is referring to remarks Romney made to wealthy donors. In a secretly recorded video, Romney said 47 percent of Americans believe they are victims and entitled to government help.
Biden says some of those people are senior citizens show are living off social security.
President Obama never mentioned Romney's comments in his first debate, to the dismay of many Democrats.
Romney has since said his comments were wrong. Biden says if voters believe they were a mistake, he has "a bridge to sell you."
Biden says Paul Ryan and Republicans must take responsibility for obstructing the economic recovery.
Biden says that Ryan, the House Budget Committee chairman, has stood in the way of making middle-class tax cuts permanent and helping struggling homeowners. He says Ryan and Mitt Romney shouldn't talk about how they care about people until they're ready to pitch in.
Ryan says this isn't what a real recovery looks like. He points out that unemployment in Biden's hometown of Scranton, Pa., is at 10 percent, compared to 8.5 percent when Biden and President Barack Obama took office.
Ryan says Biden and Obama want to raise taxes on small businesses, while he and Romney want to help struggling Americans get good jobs.
The two candidates are also clashing over their plans for Medicare and Social Security, government programs for seniors.
Often appearing exasperated by Ryan, Biden says he and President Barack Obama would never sign onto the sort of voucher program proposed by Ryan and GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. Ryan fired back that the Republican plan would give seniors more choice in their medical care.
Romney's plan would introduce undetermined subsidies to help future retirees buy private insurance or join a government plan modeled on traditional Medicare. Obama's health care law cuts Medicare spending for hospitals and other providers by more than $700 billion over a decade. Those cuts are being used to provide health insurance to more working-age Americans.
Republican Paul Ryan says there aren't enough rich Americans to tax to pay for all of President Barack Obama's spending.
Ryan tells viewers of the vice presidential debate, quote, "Watch out, middle class. The tax bill is coming to you."
Ryan says he and Mitt Romney want to give Congress a framework for taxes that involves lowering rates by 20 percent. He says he guarantees that can be paid for by closing loopholes, mostly on the upper class. But he isn't saying which loopholes he'd close.
Vice President Joe Biden says the only way to pay for Romney's plan is to raise middle-class taxes. He says Republicans insist on needless tax cuts for the rich and are holding hostage middle-class tax cuts that Obama wants to make permanent.
Vice President Joe Biden says it's up to Afghanistan to take responsibility for its own security.
Republican rival Paul Ryan said he doesn't want the United States to lose the gains achieved in its decade-long war there following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Both Biden and Ryan conveyed at Thursday's vice presidential debate that it's time to wind down U.S. involvement. Ryan said he agrees with President Barack Obama in transitioning out of the country by 2014, but said the White House should not announce a deadline for withdrawal and expose weakness.
Both men were responding to a question about why American troops shouldn't just leave Afghanistan immediately.
The vice presidential hopefuls say their Catholic faith informs their public policy decisions, but they come down on different sides of the abortion debate.
Biden said his Catholicism teaches that life begins at conception but that he would not impose that belief on people of other faiths. Ryan, the running mate of GOP challenger Mitt Romney, said he opposes abortion but that the policy of a Romney administration would include exceptions in cases of rape, incest or when the life of the mother is at stake.


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Pi Day Nets 314 Cans for Food Pantry
Thanks to the hard work and generosity of the Felician College students and faculty, many families will receive much-needed food items very soon.
In commemoration of National Pi Day (March 14), Felician's School of Education Teacher Education Club and Math Club collected 314-plus cans of food items to donate to a neighboring school district's in-house food pantry.
"Our students' commitment to service is outstanding," said Professor Karen Pezzolla, faculty advisor of the Teacher Education Club. "Projects like this show who they are and the possibility of who they can become."
Compassion, solidarity with the poor and service are among the Franciscan values that are integral to Felician's mission.
The students embraced those values without question, said Professor Pezzolla. "When we thought of this a few weeks ago, they jumped right in and organized this event. Felician is very proud of all of them," she noted.
Added Dr. Amelia Allen, Assistant Dean of the Graduate Program and Associate Professor, School of Education: "A big thank you goes out to all the students, faculty and staff who donated to this very worthy cause."


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As protests and unrest continue to spread across Syria, Western pressure including sanctions and even open talk of military intervention is mounting against the regime of "President" Bashar Al-Assad (photo).
Numerous sources report that NATO is already plotting an invasion as foreign powers covertly arm Syrian rebels. And some analysts believe military intervention against Damascus would merely serve as a prelude to an attack on Iran.
Mass demonstrations in Syria, sometimes violent, began in mid-March. Since then, human rights groups and various governments claim thousands of civilians have been killed by security forces trying to put down the unrest.
The European Union and the U.S. government already imposed economic sanctions on the Assad dictatorship. More might be on the way as EU officials consider joining the American embargo on Syrian oil imports.
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William Busen with a 27-inch red grouper, which was caught on Jan. 16.
Thomas Busen made a catch to match his shirt.
A haul of catches made by William Busen and crew.
This is a picture of 6-year-old Luca Basile and his five-pound-bass caught behind his grandparents home in Lely Resort.
Terry Rainer with a 25-inch snook he caught off Marco Pass.
Toni Walsh with a 25-inch snook she caught off Marco Pass.
Martha Cassens caught this red fish off Wigging's Pass during the week of Christmas.
This huge Black Drum gave Martha Cassens, but Martha said he tasted great.
Kevin Johnson with a nice pair of red grouper he caught off Naples.
Roger Kastel with a nice-sized red grouper.
Dave Willits with a large porgy while fishing out of Naples on Sunday.
Gregg Bedell caught this 43 1/2-pound permit on a crab while fishing a wreck 39 miles offshore from Bonita Beach with friends.
This 32-inch gag grouper caught by Jim Tottser, of Pelican Sound Golf and River Club. He landed the fish at May Reef using a small blue runner as live bait.
A speckled seatrout caught on Sunday, Jan. 20 on Marco Island.
A haul of catches made 31 miles off new pass with Captain Eric Davis.
Iowa resident Brandon Livermore caught this 36-inch redfish while fishing with a cut bait on a near offshore reef with Sea Gone Fishing out of Marco Island.
Bob Roth caught 6 1/2-pound black drum on Tuesday, Jan. 15 with Bill on Dawn Patrol out of Rose Marina on Marco Island.
Eight-year-old Carson Smith, of Brentwood, Tenn., caught this red grouper on Jan. 4 while fishing out of Gordon's Pass about five miles offshore. He was fishing with his father, Peyton Smith, and grandfather, local resident Rhett Smith. Carson was using a shrimp on a jighead. Captain Tony Fontana of Naples was the guide.
Phil McGregor, of Naples, caught a 14-inch and a 20-inch large-mouth bass at the same time on the same lure.
This lucky angler caught some nice red grouper on a recent trip with Cuda Fishing Charters out of the Naples city dock.


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The Bureau of Land Management Price and Vernal Field Offices are selling the America the Beautiful Interagency Pass.
The pass combines the benefits of existing recreation passes from five federal agencies into one comprehensive pass, the "America the Beautiful - National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Pass."
The pass covers recreational opportunities managed by the four Department of the Interior agencies - the BLM, National Park Service, Fish & Wildlife Service, Bureau of Reclamation, along with the Department of Agriculture agency - the U.S. Forest Service.
The five different passes in the interagency program are:
1. An annual interagency pass costing $80.00 - for visitors to multiple federal sites, the pass offers unlimited overage of entrance and standard amenity recreation fees for a specific period of time, typically a year, beginning from the date of first use.
2. A $10 lifetime senior pass for U.S. citizens 62 or over;
3. A free lifetime access pass for citizens with permanent disabilities
4. An annual volunteer pass for volunteers acquiring 500 hours of services on a cumulative basis
5. An annual military pass available free to U.S. military members and their dependents in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard, as well as most members of the U.S. Reserves and National Guard. You must present proper military ID. Dependents of deployed military members may obtain a pass with presentation of DOD Form 1173.
The senior pass replaces the Golden Eagle, Golden Age, Golden Access Passports as well as the National Parks Pass. Existing passes will remain valid until expired, lost or stolen. Or, if your paper Golden Age or Golden Access Passport has become worn, bring your old pass to the local BLM office for a free America the Beautiful pass replacement. There are decals available for motorcycles as well.
The pass offers a cost-effective and easy option for those who plan to visit multiple federal recreation sites. Visitors can now travel from a site managed by the Department of Interior to a site managed by the Department of Agriculture without getting a different pass. Annual interagency pass revenue will benefit public lands by providing funds for maintenance, new visitor services, and programs.
The passes are available at the BLM Price Office at 125 South 600 West, and the Vernal Office at 170 South 500 East.


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" Laurent Vicomte was born in Saint-Adresse. He made his debut in 1975 with games and illustrations in La Presse de la Marche, and a comic story for the 'Carte Blanche' section of Spirou magazine. He subsequently contributed illustrations and the humorous comic series..." [ Read more ]