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The Vincent C. Immel Lecture on Teaching Law celebrates the life and career of one of the School of Law's most esteemed professors. This annual lecture focuses on different topics of interest shared by teachers and students across all areas of legal education.
Professor Immel began teaching at SLU LAW in 1958 and taught Contracts and Remedies through 2004. His enthusiasm for teaching and high expectations for his students were apparent throughout the decades.
He was selected so often as Teacher of the Year that the honor was eventually named after him. Upon reaching the school's mandatory retirement age of 70 in 1990, Professor Immel took emeritus status and proceeded to teach a full course load without pay for the last 13 years of his career. He passed away Nov. 26, 2009 at age 89.
In ultimate testament to their affection and his influence, alumni established and continue to fund both the Vincent C. Immel Scholarship Fund and the Vincent C. Immel Professorship at Saint Louis University School of Law.
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By STEVEN C. BARROWES, Ph.DMember, Scientists for Secure Waste StorageSalt Lake
Like anti-nuclear activists we are all concerned that every death leaves a grieving family and nobody's life should be put in danger. Yet we daily choose activities that are dangerous enough to kill more than a few U.S. citizens every year.
If Yucca Mountain takes 20 years to fill, with a loss of 31 lives during accident-free transportation, that would be less than two deaths caused per year. If we use emotional appeal instead of logic, we should immediately stop any activities likely to cause two or more deaths per year, such as driving (42,000 deaths per year), using electricity from coal-fired power plants (30,000), keeping household poisons, climbing ladders, enjoying water sports, or working at virtually any job. The risk of this plan, of course, is that we would all die of starvation, if not from boredom.
Living involves necessary risks, which we should seek to minimize. Suppose nuclear power were expanded by 250 new plants in the next 20 years, enough to replace all of today's coal-fired plants, and suppose this would fill up two more Yuccas in twenty years, causing three more deaths per year. Could we justify this? Saving 30,000 lives per year, by eliminating coal smoke, seems like a good candidate. Emotional appeals, which dramatize the horrors of a one-sided view, are no substitute for reasonable risk assessment. Contrary to their very good intentions, anti-nuclear activists sometimes become proponents of sickness and death. Even nice people can sometimes be blind guides.


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FORT DRUM The Armys tuition assistance program was reinstated effective Thursday, meaning the service will pay for the courses of post soldiers who started late fall session courses that day with Jefferson Community College.
The return was announced at GoArmyEd.com, which facilitates the program. The note also said the block on new tuition assistance requests would be lifted shortly. Registrations had been blocked since the start of the federal government shutdown, Oct. 1.
As reported in Fridays Times, the school had offered to pay for the soldiers credits for the eight-week session, which started Thursday. The value of the schools offer was $64,883, with 132 students taking 403 credits, each valued at $161.
In addition, an anonymous group of faculty and staff had offered to pay the remaining fee of $1 per credit for the soldiers, leaving textbooks as their only remaining cost.
Donald R. Johnson, JCCs director of military programs, said when the restriction on new registrations is lifted, it is possible more students could enroll for the semester as well.
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MANNSVILLE The village government will not dissolve after about 86 percent of voters turned down a proposal to do so Tuesday.
Residents decided in a 106-17 vote following months of debate and information sessions.
While tax rates were projected to decrease by as much as 45 percent because of employee cuts and additional state aid, village residents expressed concern about losing services they had come to know, like the library and snow plowing at the fire hall and church.
In the long run, it makes sense to keep it as is, said Mary E. McAnear, who lives on Douglas Street and voted against dissolution.
After the vote, Mayor Lori Cashel said she was surprised at the level of support from residents to keep the village intact.
She said she was also happy the study period allowed residents to understand their village government and its functions.
Its nice to know people know that and appreciate that and want to keep it the way it is, Ms. Cashel said. Now its just our job to make sure we do what voters want us to do.
Tuesdays vote brought out 124 of the villages 228 registered voters, who cast their ballots in the village offices conference room. About 25 people voted in the polls first hour at noon, which village Clerk Cindy Wood said was as much as the entire voting base in past elections.
As of the 2010 census, the village had 354 residents.
Carl H. Scoville, who came to the polls with his wife of 50 years, Arlene M., said the positives of remaining a village were greater than dissolving.
We have a lot going here, he said. Were a positive community and Id hate to lose that.
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WOONSOCKET – The father of an award-winning cheerleader says his son's training may be the only reason he's still alive after falling four stories from the studio where he teaches Thursday.
Dylan Smith, 19, told his father he instinctively did a backflip in mid-air, which enabled him to land on his feet behind the old Harris Mill on Main Street.
"He's alive and it's basically a miracle," said Hugh Smith of North Smithfield. "He should be dead. It's a 44-foot drop."
Smith's most serious injuries include a fractured pelvis, dislocated hip, a ruptured spleen and punctured lungs. He's listed in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital, but family members are hopeful he'll make a full recovery.
Witnesses told police Smith was demonstrating a tumbling maneuver at Superior Cheers about 4:40 p.m. when he landed against a door that swings open into nothing but air – even though it's four stories above the ground. The door may have once led to a fire escape that has been removed from the granite facade of the onetime factory building.
Detective Lt. Eugene Jalette said the door was closed, but the impact of Smith's body was apparently enough to force it open, allowing him to fall through.
"The door was closed," said Jalette. "It was nailed shut, too."
Smith landed on an expanse of weed-strewn, crumbling pavement near the Truman Bypass. Although he told police he didn't remember striking the ground, rescue workers said he was conscious and alert all the way to the hospital.
Smith's father said his son is in good spirits but he's still undergoing tests at the hospital and "he'll be here for a few days."
The elder Smith said that his son told him that as soon as he realized he was airborne, his "muscle memory" kicked in and he maneuvered his body for a gymnastics-style landing. As far as he's concerned, his son's reflexes were "absolutely" the reason for his survival.
"There's no doubt about it," he said. "He just looked for the ground and he kind of rotated slowly and he must have landed on his feet. If this had been any other kid he'd probably be dead."
A 2010 graduate of LaSalle Academy, Smith became the first boy ever that year to earn All-State honors for competitive cheerleading since the Rhode Island Interscholastic League began recognizing the sport. He was captain of LaSalle's football team in 2010, as well as a member of the lacrosse team.
He got into cheerleading "as a goof" in high school and ended up being very good at it, his father said.
He finished his freshman year as a pre-med student this spring at the University of Kentucky, where he was also a member of the school's Wildcats cheerleaders "white squad" – the equivalent of the junior varsity team. Smith attends the university on a partial cheerleading scholarship and he had already been accepted as a member of the main cheerleading squad next year.
He was supposed to travel to Singapore today to take part in a nine-day cheerleading clinic sponsored by his alma mater.
Smith, whose facebook page says he lives in Providence and Kentucky, had been working as a tumbling instructor for Superior Cheers since the end of the school year about two months ago. Most of his students were girls between 10 and 12 years old, his father said.
"They're more shaken up than he was," he said.
A repair crew was installing steel safety bars on the windows and securing the door that Smith fell through when a reporter visited Superior Cheers on Friday morning. The owner of the business wasn't there.
The owner, "Coach" Dawn Castonguay, did not return a message left on the company's answering machine.
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Queen Elizabeth II Attends Westminster Abbey Service To Mark 60th Anniversary Of Her Coronation
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To kick off our 2014 Homecoming festivities, WIUs annual Celebrating Town and Gown Event will be held in the fall again this year! We hope you will join us to help Western Illinois University and Macomb start WIU Homecoming 2014 in style. Celebrating Town and Gown will be held Thursday, September 25, 2014 to celebrate all President Jack Thomas and Mayor Mike Inman have accomplished over the past year for the WIU and Macomb communities! We will also announce the 2014 Honorary Alumni and Town & Gown Award recipients. A short program will begin at 6:15 p.m.
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We just celebrated Boy Bands in our last Sing-Along, so it's the perfect time to look at their XX (chromosomed) counterparts – the pop princesses!
While JT was hanging out with Joey and Lance, Britney and Christina were busy getting started on their solo careers early.
The massive success of Hit Me Baby (One More Time) and all of Christina's pre-"Dirty" hits ushered in a new era of younger divas with huge voices, choreographed dances, and a girl power attitude that took what the Spice Girls had started in the '90s and cranked it up to make the take no prisoners anthems of the '00s, with everything from "Since U Been Gone" to "Before He Cheats" competing to be the top song love sick teenagers could listen to on repeat while screaming along on their drive to school in the morning.
This month the Action Pack is bringing together all of these ladies into one super group of pop music ambition and excellence with TEENAGE DREAMS: THE POP PRINCESS SING-ALONG.
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Dr. Joy Dauncey, PhD, ScD, Discusses "Insights into Nutrition, Genes, and Brain Health:" Reports from the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research
School of Mind-Body Medicine Chair Donald Moss attended the ISNR meeting in Dallas last week, and is reporting in on relevant scientific programs at ISNR.
Dr. Joy Dauncey is a Senior Scientist in Nutritional and Biomedical Sciences, at Wolfson College, the University of Cambridge, in the United Kingdom. She lectures and serves as visiting professor in nutritional, medical, and veterinary sciences in Brazil and Italy, gives postgraduate courses in São Paulo and Milan, and is a Scientific Commission Member of Núcleo-Nutrição em Pauta, Brazil. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. Her major areas of interest include genomic and epigenomic influences on nutritional regulation of human development, metabolism and neuroscience, and their relevance to health and disease (diabetes, cancers, cardiovascular, neurological).
In her keynote, Dr. Dauncey discussed: 1) nutrition-gene interactions, 2) energy status and brain health, and concerns for the future.
Nutrition-Gene Interactions. Dauncey cited evidence that links many health and mental health disorders with interactions between genetics and environmental factors such as nutrition. Mental health problems, including autism, Alzheimer's disease, and schizophrenia, are related to individual variability in numerous protein-coding and non-coding regions of the genome. However, individual genotypes can be modified in their expression by epigenetic processes.
In other words, what we do in our life style and diet, and what our parents did during our gestation and early life, influences which of our genetic features will get expressed -- which of our positive and negative health potentials will actually be implemented.
Dauncey focused on the epigenetic mechanisms of DNA methylation and histone modification. Maternal prenatal nutritional deficiencies cause substantial epigenetic modification of gene expression, via these mechanisms. Prenatal under-nutrition can produce low birth weight and adult diabetes, mental illness, and heart disease. This modification of gene expression can continue, in response to environmental factors, throughout the human life cycle. The good news is that positive nutrition and other environmental variables can also reverse some of these epigenetic changes.
Energy Status, the Brain, and Well-being. Nutrition does not work in isolation. It interacts with culture, economics, and even exercise. One example is exercise. Activity mediates both food choices and metabolism of food. Diet can also interact with and add to the effects of exercise. One recent study added DHA, an omega 3 fatty acid, to diet and the effect of this supplement was greater in the exercised animals than the sedentary group. Another example is access to nature, which can also have health enhancing effects, including some with epigenetic effects.
The Future. Dr. Dauncey's vision of the future, is of a world in which human beings gain a better understanding of how nutrition, activity, and lifestyle interact with our genetics. Diseases will be treated epigenetically, as we learn better how to create the environmental conditions to "turn off" the genetic programs for tumor cells and other disease processes. More basically, lifestyle has to take a more and more central place in healthcare. Optimal nutrition and activity can optimize epigenetic effects and brain health


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BRISTOL, Conn. ŌĆö Lincoln All-StarsŌĆÖ assistant coach Marty Gaughan Sr. had a feeling his team would face South Burlington, Vt. ace Sammy Premsagar in the third game of this Little League New England Regional Tournament on Monday afternoon.
ThatŌĆÖs why he took all necessary measures to prepare the kids offensively.
ŌĆ£They say heŌĆÖs a real fireballer; thatŌĆÖs why I just spent the last hour pitching batting practice to them,ŌĆØ he said perhaps 40 minutes before the tilt. ŌĆ£I was throwing them 100-mph heaters so theyŌĆÖd be ready.ŌĆØ
Premsagar, however, was more than prepared to face the superb Lincoln lineup. He tossed 5 2/3 frames of four-hit ball while walking just two and fanning six to propel South BurlingtonŌĆÖs best to a stunning 8-1 triumph over the Rhode Island champions at Breen Field.
The tall, lanky righty also helped himself at the plate, going 1-for-3 with an RBI and run scored, though he wasnŌĆÖt alone in that department. No. 3 batter Chance OŌĆÖConnor went 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI and a run; clean-up hitter Ethan Klesch 1-for-4 with two RBI; Nick Liscinsky 1-for-3 with a run scored; and Max Plunkett 0-1 with two walks and a pair of runs.
ŌĆ£Sammy was awesome,ŌĆØ South Burlington manager Sean McGrath grinned after the win, one that pushed the Vermont champs to 2-1 overall with one preliminary contest left (against Maremont of Saco, Me. at 1 p.m. today, and that will be televised live on NESN).
ŌĆ£He was really dominant, but heŌĆÖs been the same way all season, both on the mound and at the plate,ŌĆØ he added. ŌĆ£Still, this wasnŌĆÖt easy. Lincoln is very explosive offensively, and they have some great arms. They can pound the ball, so I wasnŌĆÖt comfortable at any point.
ŌĆ£Little League Baseball is a momentum game, and that momentum can change at any moment. ThatŌĆÖs a very well-coached group they have there, and theyŌĆÖre good kids who know how to play the game. TheyŌĆÖve had success before.
ŌĆ£The way I looked at it, we wanted to go into the TV game with a victory. Our goal was to get the win (Monday) so weŌĆÖd go into (today) with a little breathing room. We thought the guys would be more comfortable and confident if we could beat a team like Lincoln.ŌĆØ
It was the first defeat Lincoln had suffered since opening this playoff run at 11-0. Those previous verdicts came by a combined score of 127-22.
The Vermonters improved to 11-2 after dropping its Friday opener to Westport, Conn. (9-2) before mustering a 12-2 ŌĆ£mercy-ruleŌĆØ triumph over Rye, N.H.
ŌĆ£What can you say? We lost the game,ŌĆØ Lincoln skipper Matt Netto shrugged before hustling his players off to some interviews with NESN. ŌĆ£We were on a great run and ran into a great pitcher, and just didnŌĆÖt play that well. ItŌĆÖs baseball, and the ball bounced the other teamŌĆÖs way.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖll come back; I know it,ŌĆØ he continued. ŌĆ£These kids have too much talent and confidence to let a loss like this affect them.ŌĆØ
Offered Gaughan Sr.: ŌĆ£We were bound to have a bad day sometime, and IŌĆÖm just glad it happened now as opposed to later. We still have a lot of life in us, and I know weŌĆÖll get our bats going again.ŌĆØ
Premsagar wouldnŌĆÖt say exactly what pitches were working best for him, but did admit, ŌĆ£I just felt it. My arm felt good, I wasnŌĆÖt sore at all and I was prepared to pitch a good game. Coach had been telling me to keep the ball down because Rhode Island could really bomb it. I went with a lot of off-speed stuff.ŌĆØ
Amazingly, he didnŌĆÖt allow a single, as all four hits went for extra bases.
He did get into a bit of a jam in the first when he walked Steve Andrews and moved to third when Kyle Marrapese drilled a double to the right-center gap, but Connor Benbenek grounded out to the hill to end the threat.
South Burlington didnŌĆÖt need long to record its first run. Righty starter David Bordieri issued a walk to leadoff batter Max Plunkett, and he raced to second on a wild offering and third on LiscinskyŌĆÖs groundout before OŌĆÖConnor plated him with a single to right.
Lincoln fought back to knot it in the second when Dominic Cunha crushed a first-pitch, two-out fastball over the center-field fence, and it seemed ready to forge some offense after Bordieri retired the side in the back half.
Andrews laced a two-out, opposite-field two-bagger in the third, though nothing came of it ŌĆō not until Vermont exploded for four in the third to break the game open.
Actually, the surge (10 went to the plate) started with Bordieri fanning No. 9 batter Max Guyette, but then he walked Plunkett. When Liscinski knocked a comebacker to the mound, Bordieri wheeled and threw to second, but it was a bit off target.
Both moved up on another wild pitch, and OŌĆÖConnor whacked a grounder at first baseman Cunha. The bad-hopper went for a two-run single, and Netto immediately decided to send in reliever Andrews.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm pretty sure it was a 2-0 fastball, and I thought (Cunha) would reach out and get it, but he missed,ŌĆØ OŌĆÖConnor said. ŌĆ£When I looked up, I was, like, ŌĆśYessss!ŌĆÖŌĆØ
Still with one out, Klesch poked a grounder to short off of Andrews, and Bordieri ŌĆō who had moved there ŌĆō eventually gloved it but couldnŌĆÖt make the play. The manager later took him out with a right-pinkie injury.
ŌĆ£The ball bent his finger back,ŌĆØ assistant Gordon Zaniol explained. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre just going to rest it; heŌĆÖll be fine.ŌĆØ
Premsagar then plated OŌĆÖConnor on a ground single to left, and Ben Tate blooped a hit to center, though Klesch was thrown out at third. Greg Knowles also drew a free bag to load them, and Kevin Kevin PaparielloŌĆÖs pinch-hit single to left scored Premsagar for the 5-1 lead.
South Burlington notched another two in the fourth after Plunkett blooped a hit to right and Andrews hit Liscinsky with a delivery; both advanced on a passed ball, and KleschŌĆÖs single to center plated both.
In the interim, Premsagar had retired eight of nine (including AndrewsŌĆÖ third-frame double) until he yielded a walk to Tyler Santilli in the fifth. He later moved to second on Nathan KumarŌĆÖs grounder to short, but he struck out Larisa to escape the inning.
The victors registered their last run in the fifth when Papariello beat out a swinging bunt hit, and pinch-runner John Thibeault stole second before hustling to third on a wild pitch. Ryan Sargent walked, and Netto replaced Andrews with righty Blake Zaniol.
PlunkettŌĆÖs fielderŌĆÖs choice grounder pushed in Thibeault, though Lincoln left fielder Patrick Gribbin made a made a pair of splendid snags off the bats of OŌĆÖConnor and Klesch to squelch the rally.
Andrews did start the sixth with his second two-bagger, and tagged to third on BenbenekŌĆÖs long fly to right. That forced McGrath to pull Premsagar, who had reached 87 pitches (the limit per tilt is 85). He brought in Liscinsky, who walked Zaniol before getting Gribbin looking.
ŌĆ£I told the kids before the game that we had to get on them early,ŌĆØ McGrath said. ŌĆ£I told them to bat with confidence and go out there and have some fun. I wanted them to value each and every pitch, and ŌĆō well ŌĆō it worked.ŌĆØ
Stated Liscinsky: ŌĆ£This is really exciting because Rhode Island is one of the better teams here. Now theyŌĆÖre tied with us (with a 2-1 mark), but we own the tiebreaker. With the win, now we know we can play with any other team.ŌĆØ
The elder Zaniol admitted that third inning, with two miscues, was more than uncharacteristic for this Lincoln crew.
ŌĆ£It was just one of those games that didnŌĆÖt go our way,ŌĆØ he noted. ŌĆ£It was going to happen soon or later. Hopefully, the loss will put some fire into our bellies. WeŌĆÖll learn from it, go back to work and weŌĆÖll seal it Wednesday.ŌĆØ
ThatŌĆÖs when it will battle Rye, N.H. in its final prelim; itŌĆÖs slated for 1 p.m., and to be televised by NESN.
ŌĆ£If we had played our game, it wouldŌĆÖve been closer,ŌĆØ Coach Zaniol mentioned of Lincoln stranding five of six baserunners in scoring position. ŌĆ£The kids know what happened, and they know what to do. WeŌĆÖre not going to change anything, but you canŌĆÖt take anything away from their pitcher.
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Margo has membership on many committees within the state of Missouri such as the Behavioral Health Network, Advisory Board, Missouri Coalition of Community Mental Health Centers Board of Directors and the Committee for Professional Counselors-State of Missouri. Margo is a third term board member of the Jefferson County Developmental Disabilities Resource Board/Next Step for Life, member of the Festus/Crystal City Rotary and previous school board member for Dunklin R-5 School District.
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William Ray Price, Jr. joined Armstrong Teasdale's Litigation practice group after serving on the Missouri Supreme Court for 20 years. While on the court, he served two terms as chief justice—only the fourth judge to do so since the adoption of the Missouri Court Plan in 1940. As a member of the judiciary, Price authored over 300 published opinions dealing with almost every aspect of Missouri law including: class actions, merchandising practices, non-competition agreements, arbitration clauses, insurance, products liability, toxic torts, medical malpractice, defamation, land use, premises liability, condemnation, trusts and estates, and state taxation. During his term, Price championed the development of drug courts and criminal sentencing reform. He also served on a number of national boards that focus on improving the education of judges in a wide variety of subjects
Nick Reding
Nick Reding received his B.A. in Creative Writing and English Literature from Northwestern University in 1994. He has an MFA in Creative Writing from N.Y.U., where he was a University Fellow from 1995 until 1997. He lived in New York City for thirteen years, where he worked as a magazine editor, a graduate school professor, and a freelance writer. His first book, The Last Cowboys at the End of the World, was published by Crown in 2001. Methland is his second book. He has written for Harper's, Food and Wine, Outside, Fast Company, and Details. He is currently working on his third book, Heartland, about what the Midwest will look like in fifty years.
Peter J. Venturelli, Ph.D.
During the past 26 years, Dr. Peter J. Venturelli is an Associate Professor at Valparaiso University in the Department of Sociology and Criminology. He earned his M.A. and Ph.D. in Sociology at the University of Chicago. Since 1988, Dr. Venturelli has coauthored Drugs and Society (Jones and Bartlett Learning) now in its 11th edition, including publication of Drug Use in America: Social, Cultural, and Political Perspectives, (Jones and Bartlett Learning, 1994).
In addition to teaching full-time undergraduate and graduate students at Valparaiso University, Dr. Venturelli's other qualifications and experiences in academia and professional life include: chairing the Department of Sociology and Criminology; serving as a board member at the Baldwin Research Institute; publishing research in drug and ethnic anthologies and scholarly journals; authoring more than 35 conference papers at national and regional professional sociological meetings; serving in elected and administrative positions in professional drug research associations; receiving several research grants involving drug use and ethnicity; and authoring article in several sociological encyclopedias.


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Stanley Kauffmann on Films: Treasuring Art
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The Woman with the Five ElephantsCinema Guild The FutureRazor Film Mozart's SisterMusic Box Films The Woman with the Five Elephants is not, of course, a circus picture. The title would be too square. The five elephants are the five major works of Dostoevsky. (Listing the titles would be too obvious or perhaps too arguable.) The woman is Svetlana Geier (d.


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Is it wise to buy out some position players arbitration years to hedge against future success?
Putting on your GM hat, does it make some sense to talk long term deals with Adam Jones, Matt Wieters, and maybe Brian Matusz? I rarely want to do long term deals with pitchers, but sometimes exceptions can be made for those guys that show future Cy Young trophy winning stuff.
My quick answer is yes. Extending one or all into a season or two beyond arbitration eligible seasons takes thier prime years and hedges growth to value.
The one recent example that could have saved a few dollars in a multi-year deal was Luke Scott. I bet the Orioles could have done a 5 year deal for 20 million dollars after the 2008 season. The Orioles would have locked his arbitration years and a year of free agency. The Orioles choose a yearly deal with arbitration cases every season. He is likely to cost the Orioles more in 4 years of service and he still hits the open market after 6 season of restricted free agency.
I am not saying it was wise to sign him to a long term deal. I simply want to show that you can save a few dollars by extending them now. As a GM, you will have to feel the ball player will continue to grow and is still within your long term plans. I do not know what it will take to sign any of the three mentioned players, but it is something for the front office to consider.
They could extend a few and now exact pay roll for the core group of Orioles. It saves a few dollars and the Orioles could continue to add players with this core group. This is the practice we see with the 2011 team and it could be a staple for the 2012, 2013, and 2014 plans.
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SACKETS HARBOR A new bus is on the schools wish list.
At the district Board of Education meeting, board members approved that a proposition to purchase a 66-passenger diesel school bus would appear at the May annual meeting and budget vote.
Superintendent Frederick E. Hall Jr. said the nine buses in the districts fleet are on a nine -year rotation.
We came under last years purchase price with $109,000, he reported to the board.
The board also approved selling a bus that is valued at $14,500. The sale will go toward buying the new bus.
Its the last Caterpillar engine to go out of our fleet, Mr. Hall said.
In other business Tuesday, the board accepted the retirements of kindergarten teacher Roseanne Danega and library aide Amy Del Pret and accepted a $250 donation from the Watertown Evening Rotary for the backpack program.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
With only the toughest two region teams left to face this season, the Lady Dino soccer team's hopes of a play-off berth may no longer be in their hands. The Thursday afternoon a 3-1 loss to ALA left them tied with the Eagles for the final spot as the region action draws to an end in two weeks.
The first half action was a hard fought defensive game with neither team finding the net until very late in the period. Carbon's Felicia Olmos followed her own shot in after it bounced out of the hands of the Eagle's goalie for the first point of the game.
But in the second half the Lady Dinos could not keep up with the pace and ALA began to find ways of getting the ball where they needed it. They scored all three of their goals in the second period of play.
That loss for Carbon put them in a tie with ALA. If it comes down to the end of region play and the tie remains, it will most likely be decided by a coin toss.
The Dinos have two more chances to get a win. Both of their final games will be on the road. The team travels to Wasatch on Oct. 6 and then Park City on Oct. 9.


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The annual Bells on Bloor Musicial Ride in Toronto took place yesterday. They want to see bike lanes on Bloor St.
Looks like a wonderful day out!
There's a photo set by Martin Reis on Flickr about the ride.
Thanks to Hamish for the link.
Although I live in Toronto, me and my Pashley were unable to participate in this event.
Work... its a four-letter word.
What I found most interesting about the video was the bicycle traffic jam at 4:26.
Hurray for bicycle protests!!! This is what true Critical Mass is all about and I am happy to see it alive and well!!
the great thing about this event is that we were escorted by the police and so it was very peaceful.
with the police escort, motorists' tempers were in check!
no irate people in cars yelling or screaming at the cyclists!


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Michael Pollan re: How to Communicate "Green" to the Masses.
elephantjournal.com founder Waylon Lewis interviews Michael Pollan re: how to communicate "green" to the masses, why he eats meat, GMOs, cancer, diet, Swine Flu & Michelle Obama's organic garden. Sponsored by Gaiam.
A few weeks back I got to interview one of my idols (as I mention in the first moments of the interview)—Michael Pollan. Michael, along with Alice Waters and a few thousand farmers and farmers' markets, has led a growing movement to reclaim our food from the growing danger of agribusiness. It's simple, really:
eat food, not too much, mostly plants
as Mr. Pollan puts it in his N.Y. Times best-selling books Omnivore's Dilemma and In Defense of Food. Cook more. Buy less processed food (food with less than five ingredients).
Even if your idea of being a foodie is, like me, putting together some organic veggie nachos, you'll dig how eloquently, warmly and straightforwardly Michael Pollan communicates to the masses. For while I, and many others, struggle to express our eco-vangelism, Pollan is (in my view, along with Malcolm Gladwell, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben) a consummate writer.
With thanks to our sponsor Gaiam, and Naturally Boulder for hosting, Sylvia Tawse of Fresh Ideas Group for connecting Mr. Pollan and I, to Deb Fryer of Lila Films for filming at last moment and Alex King of Mito Media for his creative, stylish editing as always, here's part I of II.
[Note: if you'd like to embed this video, please instead consider using the above photo/screen capture (or image of your own choosing) and link it to this blog. Thus elephant gets traffic (which keeps us in business), not just vimeo!]
Without further adieu:
Walk the Talk Show with Waylon Lewis: Michael Pollan.
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33 Responses to "Michael Pollan re: How to Communicate "Green" to the Masses."
Thank you for sponsoring Michael's important message. Especially that last line about listening to farmer's first.
Minor, side note: The editing style, while artsy, initially made me think Michael and W. were in different cities. It was a little discombobulating to see they really WERE eye-to-eye! IF they are in the same room, why the split screen …?
That should be: Without further ado. Adieu entrusts someone's care to God, as you don't expect to be able to see them again to care for them yourself. One hopes that, like most bloggers, you're hoping for repeat visitors.
I like this author and will check out his book. I would like to hear people, across the board, including this discussion, refer to Diabetes as Type 1 or Type 2, they have clear discernibly different characteristics and etiologies….Type 2 is specifically related to poor food choices and lack of exercise.
Odd is what we do best.
I am amused by looking at Waylon and imagining him as a Luis Bunuel surrealist character.
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Could you tell me the name of that local Italian family farm that is mentioned in your video?
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Fascinating comment by Michael regarding the fact that Monsanto leaders actually really believe that what they are doing is good. I've been struck by the fact that the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society has gone in and taught Monsanto executives meditation. I scratch my head on this one, but I guess it goes to show that it can take a lot of practice to open the mind to reality.
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Loving these interviews Waylon, glad I found you! And, love the name! I'm a proud walker of the talk myself
Great interview Waylon. Love the "artsy" split screen ….peace:)
great stuff waylon! maybe edit out some of the outtakes? personally i am listening while doing work so the video part is minimized.
really enjoyed the candid conversation about michael's background and thinking about eating.
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I love this. Of course. Nice work.
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42 U.S. Code § 1437b - Loans and commitments to make loans for low-income housing projects
(a) Authority of Secretary; interest rates; repayment date; use as security for obligations of public housing agency
The Secretary may make loans or commitments to make loans to public housing agencies to help finance or refinance the development, acquisition, or operation of low-income housing projects by such agencies. Any contract for such loans and any amendment to a contract for such loans shall provide that such loans shall bear interest at a rate specified by the Secretary which shall not be less than a rate determined by the Secretary of the Treasury taking into consideration the current average market yield on outstanding marketable obligations of the United States with remaining periods to maturity comparable to the average maturities of such loans, plus one-eighth of 1 per centum. Such loans shall be secured in such manner and shall be repaid within such period not exceeding forty years, or not exceeding forty years from the date of the bonds evidencing the loan, as the Secretary may determine. The Secretary may require loans or commitments to make loans under this section to be pledged as security for obligations issued by a public housing agency in connection with a low-income housing project.
(b) Issuance of obligations by Secretary; limitation on amounts; forms and denominations; terms and conditions; purchase, establishment of maturities and rates of interest, and sale by Secretary of the Treasury
The Secretary may issue and have outstanding at any one time notes and other obligations for purchase by the Secretary of the Treasury in an amount which will not, unless authorized by the President, exceed $1,500,000,000. For the purpose of determining obligations incurred to make loans pursuant to this chapter against any limitation otherwise applicable with respect to such loans, the Secretary shall estimate the maximum amount to be loaned at any one time pursuant to loan agreements then outstanding with public housing agencies. Such notes or other obligations shall be in such forms and denominations and shall be subject to such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Secretary with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury. The notes or other obligations issued under this subsection shall have such maturities and bear such rate or rates of interest as shall be determined by the Secretary of the Treasury. The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to purchase any notes or other obligations of the Secretary issued hereunder and for such purpose is authorized to use as a public debt transaction the proceeds from the sale of any securities issued under chapter 31 of title 31, and the purposes for which securities may be issued under such chapter are extended to include any purchases of such obligations. The Secretary of the Treasury may at any time sell any of the notes or other obligations acquired by him under this section. All redemptions, purchases, and sales by the Secretary of the Treasury of such notes or other obligations shall be treated as public debt transactions of the United States.
(c) Public and Indian housing financing reforms
(1) At such times as the Secretary may determine, and in accordance with such accounting and other procedures as the Secretary may prescribe, each loan made by the Secretary under subsection (a) of this section that has any principal amount outstanding or any interest amount outstanding or accrued shall be forgiven; and the terms and conditions of any contract, or any amendment to a contract, for such loan with respect to any promise to repay such principal and interest shall be canceled. Such cancellation shall not affect any other terms and conditions of such contract, which shall remain in effect as if the cancellation had not occurred. This paragraph shall not apply to any loan the repayment of which was not to be made using annual contributions, or to any loan all or part of the proceeds of which are due a public housing agency from contractors or others.
(A) On April 7, 1986, each note or other obligation issued by the Secretary to the Secretary of the Treasury pursuant to subsection (b) of this section, together with any promise to repay the principal and unpaid interest that has accrued on each note or obligation, shall be forgiven; and any other term or condition specified by each such obligation shall be canceled.
(B) On September 30, 1986, and on any subsequent September 30, each such note or other obligation issued by the Secretary to the Secretary of the Treasury pursuant to subsection (b) of this section during the fiscal year ending on such date, together with any promise to repay the principal and unpaid interest that has accrued on each note or obligation, shall be forgiven; and any other term or condition specified by each such obligation shall be canceled.
Source(Sept. 1, 1937, ch. 896, title I, § 4, as added Pub. L. 93–383, title II, § 201(a),Aug. 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 656; amended Pub. L. 97–35, title III, § 322(c),Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 402; Pub. L. 98–479, title II, § 203(b)(1),Oct. 17, 1984, 98 Stat. 2229; Pub. L. 99–272, title III, § 3004,Apr. 7, 1986, 100 Stat. 102; renumbered title I, Pub. L. 100–358, § 5,June 29, 1988, 102 Stat. 681; Pub. L. 101–625, title V, § 572(2),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4236.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 4 of act Sept. 1, 1937, ch. 896, 50 Stat. 889, as amended, provided for assistance of officers, etc., of other agencies and transfer of property to the Authority and was classified to section 1404 of this title, prior to the general revision of this chapter by Pub. L. 93–383.
1990—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 101–625substituted "low-income housing" for "lower income housing" wherever appearing.
1986—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 99–272added subsec. (c).
1984—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 98–479substituted "chapter 31 of title 31" for "the Second Liberty Bond Act, as amended" and "such chapter" for "such Act".
1981—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 97–35substituted reference to lower income for reference to low-income in two places.
Effective Date of 1981 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 97–35effective Oct. 1, 1981, see section 371 ofPub. L. 97–35, set out as an Effective Date note under section 3701 of Title 12, Banks and Banking.
Carryover of Amounts of Budget Authority; Availability as Appropriation of Funds for Grants
Pub. L. 99–500, § 101(g) [H.R. 5313, title I], Oct. 18, 1986, 100 Stat. 1783–242, and Pub. L. 99–591, § 101(g) [H.R. 5313, title I], Oct. 30, 1986, 100 Stat. 3341–242; Pub. L. 100–202, § 106,Dec. 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 1329–433, provided in part: "That the budget authority obligated under contracts for annual contributions shall be increased above amounts heretofore provided in appropriations Acts by $7,805,668,000: Provided further, That any part of the amount of the increase in budget authority provided for in the immediately foregoing proviso that is available under this Act for public housing development and acquisition costs or which is to be used for amendments for such costs, shall be available as an appropriation of funds, to remain available until expended, for grants, which are hereby authorized in lieu of loans under section 4(a) of the United States Housing Act of 1937 (42 U.S.C. 1437b), and which the Secretary may make on substantially the same terms (except for repayment unless repayment is a properly imposed sanction) as those heretofore set forth in annual contributions contracts for loans and annual contributions: Provided further, That during 1987 and thereafter, any amounts of budget authority which are carried over from a prior year, or which are otherwise available for obligation, and which are available for public housing development and acquisition costs, together with any amounts of budget authority which are to be used for amendments for such costs, in accordance with any Act, shall also be made available as an appropriation of funds for grants, under the same terms as those applying under the immediately preceding proviso".
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