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... these kids in Florida are taking matters into their own hands. What a great little video about high school students joining forces to ride their bicycles to school.
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... these kids in Florida are taking matters into their own hands. What a great little video about high school students joining forces to ride their bicycles to school.
16 comments:
- Ryan said...
Great video. Nice to see the younger people in Florida starting to ride their bikes to school. Hopefully they'll continue to do so throughout high school as well as after.
I could only find the 07-08 stats, but Orlando (which I believe is where they are) ranked #1 for the most dangerous city to be a pedestrian in...Wouldn't think it is any better to be a cyclist either.
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- Rob said...
Awesome. I think the statement they are making about sharing the road is profound.
A big group like that seems to be a good way to get seen.
I hope they aren't travelling down any narrow single lanes though.
- 13:39
This makes me happy!
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- Janice in GA said...
I've been following the CommuteOrlando.com blog. Honestly, I'm surprised the cops haven't pulled these kids over for "obstructing traffic." :(
And around my part of the world, I'm sad to say that a group riding like that would cause huge levels of road rage in the drivers behind them. :(
It's sad.
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- BG said...
It's amazing to hear American kids say that they're just not that into the car culture. This is the future. It's happening, now. So unbelievably good.
Interesting to note, too, that nobody in the video is wearing a helmet. Clearly, in their social/cultural world that would be a deal-killer. Bike advocates, take note: people want to ride bikes and they don't want to wear helmets. This, too, is the future.
I grew up in Central Florida and can tell you that it's one of the worst places on the planet for biking -- so if these kids can do it there, I'm pretty sure it can happen anywhere.
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- Edward Scoble said...
They show us that we don't need infrastructure in order to ride their bike.
brilliant stuff, the more drivers get used to cyclists around, the better.
- 21:29
Oh, yeah! A bike bus!
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What a pleasure to see (cool) teenagers on bikes!
In Belgium, we've got a project (less spontaneous because supported by the schools, one NGO and cities).
The principle is that a teenager escort a kid by bike on the road to school. The projetct is called Génération Tandem Scolaire (http://generationtandemscolaire.wordpress.com/)
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- Green Idea Factory said...
Non-mandatory infrastructure. Like what's on wider streets in NYC. Not like in Copenhagen.
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- Brandt said...
What a fantastic video. It excites me to see this happen because the car culture has such a grip on the youth of this country that it's a cause for concern. Hopefully they'll set an example for neighboring schools and school districts in other counties. And hopefully this will also push the local authorities to get some bike lanes and racks out there.
I definitely share their feelings about it too, since I recently started using my bike for most of my trips (I live in Miami, three counties down from them). Even though sometimes it takes longer, it is definitely worth it. I'm going to spread this video around as much as I can.
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We have so many communities in this country which are considered hostile territory for both pedestrians and bicycle riders, but if enough people can make their presence known the infrastructure generally follows(in numbers makes it safer!).
If there are no specific statutes for what bike riders must do, following general traffic laws should keep a traffic cop from pulling them over. One isn't obstructing traffic unless they're obstructing all lanes -- otherwise, cars can simply pass in a passing lane as they would safely pass any other slower vehicle such as a tractor, &c.
I love youth innovators like this! Great video!
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- rhodes 32 said...
While filming the segment I was starting to tear. These kids are smarter, greener and more together then most of the adults. Terms began to develop "laneism and laneists" much like racism and racists the public lanes are ruled by biased bullies. The cost of energy and health
not healthcare will mandate the coming changes innovated by wisdom, youth and tenacity.
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- John Schubert said...
Great video by Robert Seidler. I've met some of these kids and their fantastic teacher, Mr. Ross.
But your title needs editing. These kids could not do this trip if they had bicycle-specific infrastructure. Yep, you read me right.
Here's why: bicycle-specific infrastructure requires cyclists to go so slowly. And the Orlando bike bus riders go about five miles. One has to ride slowly in bike lanes, barrier separated bike lanes, and other such facilities to avoid collisions.
How much slower? I rode and timed the New York City's Grand Street cycletrack, stopped at all the lights, and my average speed was 6 mph. How many people will be willing to select a bicycle for a five-mile journey at that speed?
This is one of many reasons why European utility cycling practices don't import into the U.S. without modification. Europeans city trip distances tend to be much shorter. They created the 'rolling pedestrian' model of bicyclist behavior for short trip distances. Rare is the Amsterdam cyclist who rides five miles to work at Dutch speed. Rarer still is the American who wants to start doing that.
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- Edward Scoble said...
John, very good post, what you describe already happen in the UK (London), especially since the UK law stated that bicycle lane is compulsory, which is something that should exist in all European countries (some are mandatory).
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- Dans Pen said...
That made me feel warm and fuzzy inside... EXCEPT, for the kid riding a Cervélo S1. Wha... sick bike, spoiled kid!!! All the same that was a nice vid, I hope that this idea catches like wildfire.
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To everyone who commented about them obstructing traffic: you're wrong. You can't obstruct traffic if you are the traffic.
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They or their representative may contact our office, and we will assist them in registering, he said. Well do everything we can to assist them in registering.
Darren W. Colton, St. Lawrence Countys Real Property Tax Office director, said concern about Amish homeowners was voiced to state officials about a month ago during a conference call that included input from several area assessors.
Theres Amish all over the county now. We were concerned about that right off the get-go, Mr. Colton said. The only way to register is by phone or computer, no mailing. When we first raised the issue, there was no answer.
Since then, Mr. Colton received this response from the state Tax Department: If a homeowner does not have a Social Security number, the homeowner or their representative should contact the Department of Taxation and Finance call center to register by telephone and indicate that they dont have a Social Security number.
Mr. Colton said he has forwarded that information to the 27 different assessors in St. Lawrence County.
Besides the Amish situation, Mr. Colton said hes concerned that other county residents will fail to re-register and lose out on their STAR exemption.
I think this is a looming disaster. The average savings is $600. If someone doesnt register, theyre going to lose it, he said. My fear is people who dont understand how to register or just dont get it done will lose their exemption.
Senior citizens receiving Enhanced STAR exemptions are not affected by the change. That program already requires annual registration, or participation in the departments income verification program. This year, Enhanced STAR exempts the first $63,300 of the full value of a home from school taxes for property owners aged 65 or older whose combined adjusted income does not exceed $81,900.
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The Carbon High Diving team has competed in three meets already this season. The team has two boys and three girls so far this season.
All the divers are fairly new to diving and only three are at a level that Coach Stew Foster thinks are ready for competition. Those three have six solid dives and are competing at that level. They are attending a clinic this week and Coach Foster is hoping they will be able to compete at the 11 dive level after that.
The team traveled to South Summit and Callen Trujillo placed 3rd and Caden Sherman 7th in the boy's six dive event. For the girl's Trevyn Hepworth also took third in six dive event. At Park City Trujillo again took 3rd and Sherman finished 7th.
"We are working a lot on technique and are getting better each day," commented Coach Foster about his team.
He went on to say that there is still time for other kids to come out and try their hand at diving and that anyone interested in joining should contact him.
The team went to BYU on Friday for a diving clinic and then hosted a seven team meet at home on Saturday.
Carbon only had Trujillo and Sherman compete, but they used what they learned at the clinic and expanded to the eleven dive competition for the first time. Both were able to complete all eleven with no failed dives. That was an important step towards qualifying for state competition. Sherman finished in fourth and Trujillo took fifth.
The divers will head to Kamas on Nov. 18 and then take a break until December when they will compete again at Park City.


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J. William & Alisa Bates, of Price, are pleased to announce the marriage of their son, James Levi Bates to Marilyn Nicole Fernandez, the daughter of Hector and Rosalia de Fernandez, of Lampa, Chile. The couple was married on Aug. 17, 2012 in the Salt Lake Temple.
An open house will be held on Saturday, Aug. 25, 2012 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bates' home located at 605 W. 1100 N. in Price. The couple will make their home in Price.
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Exelon Nuclear and East Coventry Township have signed an agreement protecting several of the oldest buildings in Chester County, PA. Exelon will spend close to $2.5 million to stabilize and rehabilitate several historic structures in Frick's Lock
POTTSTOWN, Pa. - Exelon Nuclear and East Coventry Township have signed an agreement protecting several of the oldest buildings in Chester County, PA. Exelon will spend close to $2.5 million to stabilize and rehabilitate several historic structures that comprise Frick's Locks Village and plans to donate land and historic buildings having an estimated value of $1 million to East Coventry Township. Although the East Coventry Township Board of Supervisors approved the agreement it was not a unanimous vote. Four members of the Board voted in favor of the agreement and one member voted against the agreement
Under the agreement, a portion of Frick's Locks Village will be leased to East Coventry with an option to later accept the leased parcel as a donation. In addition, Exelon and the township will open the village for periodic tours and public access. "East Coventry Township is pleased with the partnership with Exelon Nuclear and looks forward to working with other stakeholders to tie this project into the Schuylkill River Trail," stated Ray Kolb, chairman of the East Coventry Township Board of Supervisors. The partnership was guided by a local steering committee that included representatives from the township, the township's historical commission, the county, the state historic preservation agency, Schuylkill River Heritage Area, Exelon and State Senator Andy Dinniman's office. "This is a wonderful example of what can be accomplished when private industry and public officials work together to preserve and improve our community," said State Senator Andy Dinniman. "Thanks to a great deal of hard work, Frick's Locks will be protected for future generations in Chester County. I am pleased to have been a part of such a great collaboration." Frick's Locks Village was founded more than 250 years ago, and in the 19th century, it was a key stop along both the Schuylkill Canal and Pennsylvania Railroad. Several of the historic structures in the village date from the 1850s. In 2003, the village was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. "Frick's Locks Village is a wonderful local historical and cultural resource," said Limerick Site Vice President Bill Maguire. "Exelon is excited to partner with the community to create a place where residents and school children can learn about the technology of the past while gazing at the technology of the future."
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As negotiations continue in Washington on a spending plan to keep the federal government functioning, state officials are wondering how a government shutdown would impact various federal services in North Carolina. And the state budget is not prepared for the impact of taking on more tasks now covered by federal agencies.
Still, Margaret Metzger of the state Division of Tourism said contingency plans are being made regarding the operation of national parks in the Tar Heel State. "There is a possibility that the federal parks here in North Carolina like the Blue Ridge Parkway, Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the National Seashore at Cape Hatteras would have to close access to the public to trails and beaches," said Metzger. She added that whether parks stay open during a potential shutdown would be made on a case-by-case basis. Only sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway can be shut down, so just what would happen in the case of an accident on the Parkway—currently handled by federally-funded Parkway Police—remains to be seen. And federal forest lands in our area currently are protected by federal authorities—what would happen in the event of a fire or other emergency, a question not answered with the looming shut-down
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Saint Louis University Logo
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The "crest" portion of the logo artwork cannot be reproduced smaller than 1.25 inches in height. This measurement is taken from the top to the bottom of the fleur-de-lis. The logo should not be stretched or skewed through computer manipulation.
Can the fleur-de-lis artwork appear without the words "Saint Louis University"?
No. The words "Saint Louis University" in the approved typeface (Sabon) are part of the logo and, therefore, always must appear with the logo. This font should not be substituted, stretched, condensed, etc. It is a piece of the art.
Can I abbreviate it to "St." instead of "Saint"?
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How should the logo be used?
The logo should be positioned as a "closing mark," on the back cover or mailing panel of a publication. Should it appear on the cover or front panel of a publication, approval is needed. It is recommended to place the words "Saint Louis University" on the cover rather than using the logo.
Does the logo replace the University seal?
No. The logo does not replace the University seal. The seal is limited to use in official documents and ceremonies only (e.g. commencement, citations, etc.). If the use is deemed appropriate, the seal can be obtained from the office of University marketing and communications.
Can I use the logo on my business cards?
Saint Louis University stationery and business cards can be ordered online through Standard Register, the approved stationery printer for the University.
Can I create a secondary logo for my school/department?
No. The University's fleur-de-lis logo is the only authorized logo representing any school/department affiliated with SLU. Schools/departments may not create independent logos to be used in place of or in conjunction with the SLU logo.
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Whenever any of the logos are being produced at small sizes, and the outlines around the words "Saint Louis" or "Billikens" or "SLU" will be lost during production, the logos can be produced without the outlines.
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Blue and white are the official Billiken athletics colors. Logos should only be produced in PANTONE® 287 Blue or a similar blue whenever possible. When color is not an option, logos should be produced in black and white.
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Suppression of Daytime and Nighttime Luteinizing Hormone Frequency by Progesterone
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During childhood, the levels of certain hormones: gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH), luteinizing hormone (LH), follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), estrogen, and progesterone are very low. However, when puberty starts, GnRH and LH pulses begin to increase, but they initially do so at night only. It is unknown why GnRH and LH pulses increase at night and then decrease during the day (instead of being increased all the time). The purpose of this study is to see how quickly progesterone reduces LH pulses. The study is also meant to find out whether too much testosterone (also a hormone) in the blood causes problems with the ability of progesterone to reduce LH pulses. In this study, the investigators aim to discover whether or not giving 3 small doses of progesterone to pubertal girls will prevent the nighttime increase of LH pulses. From the information gathered in this study, the investigators may be able to learn more about how menstrual cycles are normally established in girls during puberty. Ultimately, if the investigators understand these normal processes, the investigators may be able to better understand abnormalities of puberty.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Normal Puberty
Drug: Progesterone
Drug: Placebo
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|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Subject)
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
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|Suppression of Daytime and Nighttime LH Frequency by Progesterone in Early Pubertal Girls With and Without Hyperandrogenemia (JCM024)
- Average luteinizing hormone (LH) interpulse interval and the total number of LH pulses [ Time Frame: 1100hr to 0700 hr ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Hourly hormone measurements during sampling period. [ Time Frame: 1100hr to 0700 hr ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The hourly measurements of progesterone, FSH, estrogen, and testosterone will be analyzed in a similar manner as the LH interpulse interval data.
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|Study Start Date:
|May 2008
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|April 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|April 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Progesterone
Subjects will take 5-25 mg oral micronized P (based on body weight, to achieve mean plasma P 1-2 ng/ml)
Drug: Progesterone
Subjects will take 5-25 mg oral micronized P (based on body weight, to achieve mean plasma P 1-2 ng/ml) or placebo at 1100, 1500, and 1900 h.
Other Name: Progesterone
Placebo Comparator: placebo
placebo at 1100, 1500, and 1900 h.
Drug: Placebo
Other Name: Placebo
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|7 Years to 14 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Female volunteers in early to mid-puberty (i.e., late Tanner I [estradiol level > 20 pg/mL], Tanner II, or Tanner III)
- Premenarcheal
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy
- Inability to comprehend what will be done during the study or why it will be done
- Hemoglobin less than 12 g/dl and hematocrit less than 36%
- Persistently abnormal sodium, potassium, or bicarbonate (i.e., confirmed on repeat)
- Persistently elevated creatinine, hepatic transaminases, or alkaline phosphatase (i.e., confirmed on repeat)
- Total bilirubin > 1.5 times upper limit of normal (i.e., confirmed on repeat)
- Significant history of cardiac or pulmonary dysfunction (e.g., known or suspected congestive heart failure; asthma requiring intermittent systemic corticosteroids; etc.)
- Untreated hypo- or hyperthyroidism, reflected by persistently abnormal thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) values
- Total testosterone > 200 ng/dl
- Basal (follicular) 17-hydroxyprogesterone > 200 ng/ml (in girls without a previous diagnosis of congenital adrenal hyperplasia)
- Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEA-S) > 800 mcg/dl
- Elevation of prolactin > 2 times upper limit of normal
- Weight less than 26 kg.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01428089
|Contact: Cinthya Obando Perez
|Contact: John C Marshall, MD, PhD
|United States, Virginia
|Center for Research in Reproduction, University of Virginia
|Charlottesville, Virginia, United States, 22908
|Contact: Cinthya C Obando Perez 434-243-6911 email@example.com
|Sub-Investigator: John C. Marshall, MD, PhD
|Principal Investigator: Christopher R. McCartney, MD
|Principal Investigator:
|Christopher R. McCartney, MD
|University of Virginia
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|Responsible Party:
|Chris McCartney, Center for Research in Reproduction, University of Virginia
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01428089 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|August 30, 2011
|Last Updated:
|June 22, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
46, XX Disorders of Sex Development
Adnexal Diseases
Adrenogenital Syndrome
Congenital Abnormalities
Disorders of Sex Development
Endocrine System Diseases
Genital Diseases, Female
Gonadal Disorders
Ovarian Cysts
Ovarian Diseases
Urogenital Abnormalities
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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Zions Bank at 45 S. Carbon Ave. in Price will host a free family field camp adventure on Sept. 13 presented by the Natural History Museum of Utah and the USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum.
The open house will run from 5 to 7:30 p.m. and will have many activities for kids. Youngsters will be able to pan for Utah minerals and $1 coins, examine rocks and minerals under a microscope, explore Utah dinosaurs, make plaster fossils, discover and keep shells, and get their faces painted. Refreshments will be served.


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PETIT LARCENY - PARISHVILLE - St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department deputies have charged Katie J. Vallance, 25, of 863 state Route 420, Winthrop, with petit larceny following an investigation into a Feb. 16 gas driveoff at the Kunoco store in Parishville. Vallance allegedly pumped $15worth of fuel into her vehicle at Kunocoand then left without paying for the gas. Vallance was issued an appearance ticket returnable in Parishville Town Court.
BAD CHECKS - PARISHVILLE - A man charged with animal abuse has also been charged with eight counts of issuing bad checks and one count of scheming to defraud by St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Deputies Saturday.
Kevin D. Campbell, 33, of 863 Route 420, Winthrop, also listing a County Route 56, Parishville, address, allegedly wrote several bad checks to Parishville businesses between Dec. 30 and Feb. 11.
He was already being held in the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility after being charged with animal cruelty on Friday. He allegedly failed to provide adequate food, water, and shelter for his dog. He was additionally charged at that time with a drug count after he was found in possession of a small quantity of pills in the earlier incident. He was returned to the jail on $2,500 cash bail.
He is scheduled to appear in Parishville Town Court for charges stemming from the bad check and animal cruelty charges and in Stockholm Town Court on the drug charge.
DWI - POTSDAM - St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department deputies charged Ryan M. Gibson, 22, of 318 Lake Ozonia Road, St. Regis Falls, following a traffic stop Saturday in the village of Potsdam. Deputies said they initially received a complaint of an erratic driver eastbound on the Sissonville Road that had forced another motorist to drive off the roadway to avoid a collision with Gibsons vehicle in the westbound lane. Deputies said they located the blue Jeep Cherokee from that complaint in the VFW parking lot attempting to re-enter traffic on Market Street shortly after receiving the initial complaint. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and was ticketed for failure to keep right, consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle on a public highway and refusal to submit to a breath screening device. He later took a breathalyer test and reportedly had a blood alcohol content of 0.17 percent, more than double the .08 percent threshold for a DWI charge. He was released on appearance tickets for April 11 in Potsdam Town Court.
DWAI - WINTHROP - Massena-based state police charged Kimberly S. Lecuyer, 41, of Brasher Falls with driving while ability impaired by alcohol following a traffic stop at 3:46 a.m. Sunday on state Route 420 in the town of Stockholm. A blood alcohol content of 0.6 or 0.07 percent leads to the DWAI charge. The charge is elevated to driving while intoxicated, a misdemeanor, when the blood alcohol content is 0.08 percent or higher.
SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY - CANTON - St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department deputies charged Timothy S. Middlemiss, 23, of 143 Fulton Road, Lisbon, with failure to provide the New York State Sex Offender Registry with a change of address, a class E felony. In New York state, sex offenders are required to report a change ofaddress within 10 days of moving. Itis alleged Middlemiss moved in October 2012from his registered address to an apartment in Morley withoutnotifying the Sex Offender Registry within the 10 days required by law. Middlern�ss was arraigned in Canton Town Court and sent to the St. Lawrence CountyCorrectional Facility with bail set at $2,000 cashor $4,000 bond.
Middlemiss was sentenced to one to three years sentence for a second-degree attempted rape conviction. He entered prison on March 2, 2010 and was released under parole supervision on Aug. 31, 2012. He is classified as a Level III sex offender, the classification for offenders viewed as being a high risk to commit another sex crime.
A St. Lawrence County grand jury had handed up a sealed indictment opened in late April 2009 charging him with second-degree rape, second-degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child.Middlemiss later admitted he attempted to have sexual contact with a 12-year-old female on Jan. 22, 2009 in the town of Madrid.
Middlemiss, formerly of Fulton Road, Lisbon, was fined $500 and a $125 surcharge and sentenced to time served in January 2012 in Massena Town Court for a third-degree sexual abuse conviction.
He had been charged with third-degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. Middlemiss allegedly subjected a 14-year-old female to sexual contact in the early morning hours of July 6, 2009 while she was camping at the Robert Moses State Park on Barnhart Island. That incident took place while the rape count was pending in county court.
FORGED INSTRUMENT - CANTON - Canton-based state police charged Kendall R. Cohen, 55, of Heuvelton with second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument late Friday morning. He was arraigned in local court and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility.
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE - MOIRA - Malone-based state police picked up Shawn P. Downer, 40, of Moira on a fugitive from justice warrant at 8:32 p.m. Friday at 851 state Route, Moira. He was arraigned in local court and sent to the Franklin County Jail.
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS - State police investigated several property damage accidents Friday in the region. Among those were:
Benjamin N. Reed, 17, of Colton at 9:52 a.m. Friday on Pray Road, near Randall Road, in the town of Lisbon.
Cory A. Page, 23, of Winthrop and Mary A. Terry, 51, of Massena were involved in a two-vehicle collision at 8:21 a.m. Friday on County Route 37, near the Hammill Road, in the town of Massena.
Myles P. Trainer, 20, of Ludlow, Vt., at 8:44 a.m. Friday on state Route 458, near the Lake Ozonia Road, in the town of Waverly.
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Learning from Sandy: Is Philadelphia Prepared for the Next Natural Disaster?
February 21, 2013 — The past 10 years were the costliest in U.S. history with regard to natural disasters. Hurricane Sandy left 131 Americans dead, more than 6 million without power and $50 billion worth of damages, making it the second most destructive Atlantic hurricane behind Katrina. While Greater Philadelphia was largely spared, neighboring cities along the Jersey Shore and in New York faced property damage, widespread flooding, power outages, crippled transportation systems and loss of life.
These extreme weather events are expected to grow in frequency and intensity because of climate change. Publicly subsidized insurance and federal disaster relief provide much- needed support to damaged communities when these disasters occur, but this assistance may also encourage people to take unnecessary risks by making it easier to build in vulnerable areas.
Dr. Scott Knowles
According to disaster prevention expert Dr. Scott Knowles, an associate professor in Drexel University's College of Arts and Sciences and author of The Disaster Experts: Mastering Risk in Modern America (2011), "In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, as is always the case, we heard a great deal about how we have to 'learn the lessons' and keep this type of destruction from ever happening again. However, the changes necessary to protect ourselves from the worst effects of such storms are not easy ones to make, even if we all agreed on the priorities."
While several of his colleagues at Drexel are trying to parse out Sandy's lessons for urban and city planners and disaster response agencies from a civil engineering perspective, Knowles is taking a closer look at risk management and preparedness in the wake of the hurricane. On Thursday, Feb. 21, he will moderate an Urban Sustainability Forum at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University to discuss how we can use our knowledge from Hurricane Sandy to reduce our
vulnerability and manage the risk of building and living in hazard-prone areas through better planning, engineering and policy, as well as what will be required to make Philadelphia more resilient to storms, extreme weather and other expected impacts of climate change in the future.
"During this forum, we will look closely at the storm itself, the impact and the ways it is still affecting people in the northeast," said Knowles. "We will talk about the people who were hit hardest and try to understand where things stand for them today. We will also talk about planning for the future, including climate change, sea level rise, insurance coverage and political action."
The panelists bring a wide variety of expertise to the table. They include:
The event is free and open to the public. Those who are interested in attending can RSVP here.
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Published on December 19th, 2011 | by Jules Yap40
SKUBB Portable Baby Bed
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Description: My wife and I had been looking around for a baby bed that can be placed on the window ledge of our bedroom so that our newborn can sleep with us at night. Sleeping on our bed is a dangerous preposition as I tend to roll around in my sleep. The playpen that was placed in the baby's room would make walking around our bedroom really squeezy if placed there.
One day while walking around IKEA, we came across the Skubb storage box. Voila! We found our solution! To DIY our baby bed, we took a playpen size mattress and cut it to the same size as the Skubb we bought. Then we fit the mattress cover over the resize mattress and place it inside the Skubb and we got a portable baby bed.
Best thing about this DIY bed is it's light and small so we can carry it and place on our sofa when we wanna monitor our baby at the living room while she sleep.
~ Poh yew pin, Singapore
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I love this idea! I only wonder how it would hold up to wigglers with its soft sides. My little one is usually 90-180 degrees from where we place him, and that was before he could even turn onto his side. If not for bumpers his legs would've been sticking out of the crib most days! And yes, bumpers are safe, it depends on your child's habits. A firm mattress is needed as well, babies don't know to move their heads up or to the side when they can't breathe. I'll be looking for firm foam and a similar container. Thank you for this hack!
Not meant to be rude. But the portable bed on window sill is definitely dangerous. Little babies can move a little towards the other side and the portable bed will topple since it is very light and babies may land face down on the adult bed and suffocate. There is no guarantee that in event the baby is strong enough to move the portable bed, he or she will land on the adult bed. The baby may end up on the floor! Deadly. Here is a real life accident of a how easily baby can end up with an accident. In this case, the baby suffocated in 15 mins.
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2006/09/16/1158334734445.html Hope it helps.
1. No one knows exactly what causes SIDS.
2. Sleeping in a bed with certain parents could be dangerous. Parents have been known to accidental smoother and squash their offspring. Look it up.
3. Babies have been known to sleep in drawers (open ones not closed, I feel I must point out for those of you out there that aren't able to use your heads) back in the day. It is a small wonder the human race survived so long without other people making "Safe" things for us to use………..oh yeah, it was called population control. Natures way of thinning the herd. Only the strong survive!
What a great idea! I think I might have to copy this for when I have my next kid!
Being from the states aside, that thing looks HAPHAZARD. Like it would be okay on the floor maybe or on the sofa while you're watching, but it's partway hanging off that window sill! I don't even have children so I don't have insane mommy brain either, just logic.
I love the photo of your baby! Those limbs all over the place make me think you might have a live-wire on your hands. I've got two of those now in elementary school. Enjoy! And I think this is a *great* hack.
Wow, I thought this hack was ingenious, and it's sad how everyone feels the need to give their safety concerns, which I believe most come from people in the states (no offense, I also live in the states). The biggest issues with recalls and SIDS occur most of the time in the states. We are all so terrfied of everything here. In countries all around the world, families spend a good time in families beds and sleeping in various places and positions, and this has been done for centuries. Here in the states we put scare into everything, and even state that the family bed is unsafe. All cultures have their own traditions and what they find safe and unsafe, please keep those comments to yourself.
I am not saying that I would not personally make some additions/subtractions from the above if I decided to use this idea but getting on a high horse and telling other people what they should be doing is offensive in general and in regard to SIDS it is really questionable advice. All current North American recommendations are made solely on correlative data. As any etiologist would tell you Correlation does not = Causation. Current recommendations may change substantially or be fully scrapped in the future especially once the cause(s)is discovered. When studying etiology my favorite example was of a prof that yearly challenged his class to make ludicrous conclusions from population stat reports & one of the years you could make an excellent argument that buying a VCR gave you AIDS.
A link to SIDS is not relevant anyway because the issue with the pillows would be suffocation. There is NO known cause of SIDS just a handful of things you can do to improve the odds like sleep sharing and putting the baby on its back, both of which I see the original poster doing. Now that the pillow issue is cleared up I think it looks great!
People do have to remember that different parts of the world parent babies differently and recommendations are always changing.
Wow, I think the safety stuff was worth stating but was probably overstated. My youngest is 18 and she was put to bed with bumpers, blankets, toys and I put her on her stomach. That was protocol back then. I also slept with one eye open and mothers "should" still sleep with one eye open. My husband is an airline pilot and he loves to say, "There is no substitute for vigilance. " (I don't know who said it first). But it is true.
Looks unsafe for babies. I would NOT "DIY" any baby furniture.
I love this! My baby had no bumper but had pillows and blankets, it was minus 2 outside snowing he she was snug as a bug!!! Some people r so freakin rude, u do what is right for you and your baby! U… U.. No best!! This is sweet!!!
Even though it looks like it should be fine when the baby is small, it's still scary looking. Maybe use velcro to secure the bed to the window sill? It's removable….
For safety sake, baby should be secured to bed and bed secured to wall so it doesn't fall over. Perhaps zip ties?
The only judgmental comments I've seen on this are the ones that have somehow say you can't comment on the safety of a hack. Should we just have commented on the prettyness of the pillows (it seems the hacker was unaware of the pillow issue- and has made adjustments following the advice of fellow hackers)? Also disappointed that ikeahackers removed the link to the SIDS site- links to businesses and spam seem to be ok to stay on this site- but not links to a legitimate health issue?
BevS97 Just followed the link. You are correct, the travel bassinet seems very similar to this, except for the price of $80. With regard to the five billionth anonymous's objections: yep, pillows were discussed separately; however, where the user places a travel bassinet or how frequently they use it is not stipulated in the product information on the travel bassinet link I found. I'm sure they have a billion warnings (Diapers come with warnings, and I don't know how much packaging I've thrown away with admonitions not to put your baby in plastic bags) all of which is to say that the parents need to watch their kid. Nothing is ever 100% safe. Babies die of SIDS in cribs that are tested to the best of everyone's abilities. That's life. Bringing up concerns that may not have been considered is great. Bashing parents and implying that they're going to leave their kid poised on the edge of a cliff and walk away, Really? I hope we aren't putting off people who might make marvelous contributions to future hacks because we're so critical and judgmental.
nothing is sure to get so many comments as a hack relating to babies (or .22 Browing guns as I recall an earlier hack…)
This looks like a cute deathtrap.
Thanks for the comments everyone.
As mentioned in the description, this was meant for newborn. The side walls at this point in time are able to support the weight of our baby. We tested it and were satisfied before using it. We do not intend to let our baby sleep in it once her weight allows her to roll over the side walls. We are aware of the possibility that the bed might flip over if place on a small supporting surface. The width of my window ledge is 50cm and I am pretty sure the Skubb (55cm) will not flip over. Nonetheless I placed the skubb next to my bed, which is about the same height as my ledge, to be on the safe side. The width of the couch in my house is much wider than the skubb so it's very stable when placed there. I know cause I live there. And like I said, the reason we put it there is to watch over her.
The reason I post this was to share with other parents on the possibility of using the skubb as a baby bed in a SAFE way. It is the responsibility of the parents who wanted to adopt the idea to make sure it is used in a safe way. Like what Zulaya said, this hack works for us in our situation.
Lastly we have taken note of the feedback on the pillows. Thanks again for the positive comments everyone.
I thought this was a very cute hack. Yes, I also had a few concerns about overbalancing, but the parents are probably monitoring the situation and are better able to judge than we are. Also, they specifically said "newborn," which is the age at which I used a cradle for my youngest child. Would a cradle be safe once an infant was able to roll over? NO WAY! Is a cradle safe for a newborn? Sure. Context matters, and we don't have enough to second guess the parents.
Having said that, I think it's good that people voiced concerns in case new parents hadn't considered some aspect of safety that might be relevant. I applaud Kelly, Kathleen, and Cecile for their comments. I am often skeptical of "anonymous" commentators.
Also, lets try not to cross the line between helpful and bashing new parents and/or new hackers (I hope that they weren't looking for anonymous's approval, I certainly wouldn't lose sleep over disappointing you).
Parenting, in my experience with 3 children, none of whom has died yet (and one's in college, so I have great hopes for his continued survival), parenting is all about figuring out what works for a particular family in a particular situation.
I think this is a great solution to a common parent problem. I would, however, stop using this immediately when baby starts to turn over as it can topple. Great innovative idea though!
Big, big differences between this and a travel crib…
Travel crib isn't intended for everyday use- less time in the crib = less risk.
Travel crib doesn't have bumpers and pillows- all choking hazards.
I'm assuming the travel crib would be put on the floor or in the centre of a bed- not on a ledge or couch.
Ikea Hacker, you disappoint me. This hack is dangerous. The baby can roll over and flip the entire bed on themselves. If the ledge were even with the bed, this would be safe, but as is it is not. The added idea that this could be used on a couch is even worse. If the baby tips on the couch they are falling a considerable distance for a little baby. This would be safe on a floor, but putting something that can tip on an elevated surface is not safe. This can be made safe by properly securing it to the ledge. Please have a little quality control and add some obvious safety disclaimer/information when appropriate.
Give these parents some credit! Of course they are just as concerned about their baby's safety as all you people who think you know better.
It's really not that different to a travel bassinet. This one (or something similar) has been around since my 14 year old was a baby and it looks a similar size and depth.
Keeping a baby close to its parents is optimal for both attachment and safety. I think this is a great hack, far better than leaving a baby alone in a separate room! However, yes lose the pillows and bumpers.
This bed does scream dangerous to me and I'd never do it. Having said that, regualtions do vary in different countries and yes, it's not nice to bag parents out about their parenting choices (although I could argue that it's probably never safe to sleep a baby on a window ledge. The baby would probably be safer in the bed with the parents). What I will say though is that the IKEA hacker site should probably have some sort of disclaimer stating that the safetly of the bed hasn't been tested and that parents should check with the relevant information sources in their country about the recommended way to sleep their child. Where I live the parents could easily find themselves reported to the authorities for sleeping their child like that…
can you stick to the hack instead of going bananas about baby safety?
another anonymous
Hi, different anonymous here: "most crib designs go through extensive testing…" Turns out the one I bought for my son did too, but then it was recalled just as he grew out of it. Nothing is or will be perfect and even with so called "strict regulations" I find 90% of the time: Parents know best for their child.
Sometimes people need to be told what to do. Turns out, most crib designs go through an extensive review process as well as testing to ensure the child's safety. The fact that the author did not find any similar model retailing probably means that the proposed design did not meet the regulations (which are intended to keep your child alive, not take away your liberties).
Well said Cecile (3:41 Anonymous here). Safety's always the most important thing. I worried about the cot tipping over too, I must admit.
I don't think people here are lecturing the author but just pointing out some things that he may not have thought about. It is also a way of making this bed better. And I guess the safety of their baby is of some interest for them…
Just thought I'd add – since this is IKEAHackers – that in Sweden, baby pillows are recommended and used from birth by the health profession and midwives. Different advice is given in different countries. I'm sure once baby can turn over the parents will find another sleeping option.
Can we please stop telling people what to do here?the fact that the family did this to keep the child safe makes it obvious that they have thought of that.*rolling eyes* Excessive use for anything is bad:but really? I used a pillow when he was stuffy, blankets cuz he slept better and stuffy's-he's four and just fine. A friend of mine put it well when I was freaking out about not having a crib ready: he was in Serbia during the war and he said his little brother slept in a drawer. What I wish people would take more seriously is the chemicals they use in their everyday lives that cause long-term health problems and cancer.
Well said!!
Is the bed attached to the window sill?
If not, the baby could tip its bed over onto the adult bed and the baby could become trapped between the adult's bed and the wall.
I think this is an unsafe condition, unless the baby bed is securely attached in its location, and yes, please remove the pillows too.
love it! so cute…wish mine were little again so I could use something like this.
Good idea, but please take out the pillow and bumpers…
I just HAVE to point out that anything in a baby sleeping area poses a suffocation hazard. Babies should never sleep with pillows, stuffed animals, bumper pads or even blankets. The safest place for a baby to sleep is in a crib of it's own, dressed warmly enough that no heavy blankets are necessary. (They never keep them on anyway!) Safety first!
Looks very pretty, and safe with the bed right up to the wall. Nice way to keep baby really close at night, but without the worry of rolling onto her.


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