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Flights to Porto from Europe
Flights from Porto
The Porto Cathedral was built around 1110 and is located in the historical centre of the city. This is one of Porto's oldest monuments and one of the most important Romanesque monuments in Portugal. This is a defining landmark of the city and it resembles a grand fortress overlooking the city. It is definitely worth visiting for the views, which stretch across the old historic part of the city to the sea.Address: Terreiro da Sé, PortoWebsite: http://www.diocese-porto.pt
The "Riverbank" quarter of the city is where you can explore the winding streets of the historic heart of the city and where the dark shadowy paths contrast with the bright colourful facades of many of the buildings. This is a great place to venture into during the day and at night when the array of restaurants and nightclubs open their doors.Address: Ribeira, Porto
Torre Dos Clerigos is an 18th-century tower built by the Italian artist Niccolo Nazzoni, stretching 75-feet in the air, which makes for some fantastic views once you make it up the 240-step climb to the top. Nazzoni also chose to be buried in the Baroque church at the foot of the tower.Address: Rua Sao Filpe Neri, PortoPhone: +351 222 001 729Website: http://www.torredosclerigos.pt
Across the Douro River, you can visit the port wine caves of Vila Nova de Gaia and sample some of the region's famous Port wine. There are over fifty wine companies found in the area with their wine lodges offering organised tours and tasting sessions. The privately owned English wine company, Taylors, is a recommended lodge.Address: Rua do Choupelo nº 250, Vila Nova de Gaia, PortoPhone: +351 223 742 800Website: http://www.taylor.pt
Here you will find a bright and vibrant open-air market full of fresh produce such as olives, cheese and freshly baked bread. It is a great way to start the day, taking in the atmosphere and picking up some food for a long day of sightseeing.Address: Rua Fernandes Tomás, Porto
At the Soares dos Reis National Museum you can immerse yourself in 19th- and 20th-century Portuguese painting and sculpture. After the visit you can enjoy a coffee in the café.Address: Rua Dom Manuel II 44, PortoPhone: +351 22 339 37 70Website: http://www.museusoaresdosreis.pt
If modern art is more to your taste then this museum offers some of the best collections featuring contemporary Portuguese painters and sculptors. There are also some contributions from internationally known artists such as Warhol and Pollock.Address: Rua D. João de Castro 210, PortoPhone: +351 22 615 65 00Website: http://www.serralves.com
Cycling is definitely one of the best ways to see the city. BlueDragon arrange city tours by bike and during the tour you will get both historical and useful information in a very fun way. They also have Segway tours if you would like to try something different.Address: Avenida Gustavo Eiffel, 280, PortoPhone: +351 22 202 23 75 Website: http://www.bluedragon.ptMore info: Shop BlueDragon
This tower is also called 'Torre da Cidade' (Tower of the City). This medieval tower was discovered during the demolition work of the 1940's and was reconstructed 15 meters from its original position.Address: Calçada D. Pedro Pitões, 15, Porto
Nova Sintra Park is one of the largest green spaces in Porto. The garden was built in 1932 and is a very peaceful park where you can enjoy botanical diversity, 40 species of trees, fountains, many alleys and the Duoro River runs here.Address: Rua do Barão de Nova Sintra, 275, Porto
The port wine is one of the most famous local products of Porto and globally celebrated for its quality. If you are interested in the history of this drink and would like to learn more about it then you should definitely visit the Port Wine Museum.Address: Rua de Monchique, 45/52, PortoPhone: +351 222 076 300
This bus takes you on a tour around the cities of Porto, Vila Nova de Gaia and Matosinhos. It is an open-top bus with audio guide. It takes around 50 minutes.Phone: +351 222 000 045Website: http://www.yellowbustours.comMore info: Departure location: Gaol and Court
Aveiro is known as the Venice of Portugal, located about 25 kilometres south of Porto. This town is surrounded by beaches, lagoons and the beautiful canals that run through the town. It is easy to reach Aveiro by train, in fact several trains leave from Porto to Aveiro each day and the journey takes about an hour.Address: Aveiro, PortugalWebsite: http://www.cm-aveiro.pt
The Stock Exchange Palace is also known as Palacio da Bolsa and is one of the most appreciated tourist sights of Porto. Construction of this palace started in 1842 and was completed some 30 years later. Here you can gaze on the palace beautiful halls and admire the neoclassical style. It has been classified as World Heritage by UNESCO.Address: Rua Ferreira Borges, PortoPhone: +351 223 399 000Website: http://www.palaciodabolsa.pt
If you like football, head over to this place for a guided stadium tour. Estádio do Dragão is the home arena for FC Porto. On this tour you will see the presidential box, changing rooms and dugouts. Estádio do Dragão is estimated to have cost €98 million. The tour takes about 45 minutes.Address: Via Futebol Clube do Porto, PortoPhone: +351 225 083 300Website: http://www.fcporto.pt
Sao Francisco Church has one of Europe's most amazing and extravagant interior; it is completely covered in gold. Outside it looks like an ordinary 14th century Gothic and Baroque construction but very beautiful and special inside. It is selected as one of UNESCO's World Heritage. This is a must see tourist attraction.Address: Largo de São Francisco, PortoPhone: +351 22 206 2100Website: http://www.ordemsaofrancisco.pt
Ponte D. Luis I is one of Porto's most famous landmarks. The bridge link Porto to Gaia and is well worth a visit, especially after dark.Address: Ponte D. Luis I, Porto
The Santa Clara Church was built in 1416 and is located in Largo 1 de Dezembro. This old convent is well worth a visit if you like different architectural styles like Gothic and Renaissance.Address: Largo do 1 Dezembro, PortoPhone: +351 22 205 48 37
This French Beaux-Arts rail station designed by Jose Marques da Silva is truly beautiful. The station was built during the 16th century, but a reconstruction was completed in 1916.Address: Praca Almeida Garrett, Porto
The Funicular dos Guindais operates to and from the top between Batalha and Ribiera. It saves you the walk and gives you a few minutes of beautiful views, especially during sunset.Address: Ribiera and Batalha, PortoWebsite: http://www.metrodoporto.pt
Rustic cosy and highly recommended restaurant serving meals such as roast octopus and other Portuguese specialities. Enjoy your dinner out on the pleasant outdoor terrace.Address: Rua dos Canastreiros, 40-42, PortoPhone: +351 222 006 418Website: http://www.douroacima.pt
This is a Brazilian typical restaurant with South American influenced dishes and an excellent range of seafood and grilled fish. Other specialities are Meat Rodízio and meats in the live and cool Caipirinha.Address: Avenida da Boavista, 313, PortoPhone: +351 22 609 82 06Website: http://www.churrascoes.pt
The ODE Porto Wine House is very nice restaurant, small, cosy and romantic. Their dishes are based on high quality organic food from local products. It is located in the historic part of Porto.Address: Largo do Terreiro, 7, Porto Phone: +351 913 200 010
This restaurant is very popular and very gorgeous inside. They serve typical Portuguese food and the presentation is fantastic, the service likewise.Address: Rua de Costa Cabral 2343, Porto Phone: +351 225 400 548Website: http://www.opaparico.com
This elegant restaurant is located inside the Yeatman Hotel and offers a Michelin-star menu. Here you can relish in contemporary Portuguese cuisine in a very sophisticated restaurant with an amazing city view. This will truly be an inspiring dining experience.Address: Rua do Choupelo, Vila Nova de Gaia, PortoPhone: +351 22 013 3100Website: http://www.the-yeatman-hotel.comMore info: Yeatman Hotel
This unique and interesting restaurant is located in downtown Porto. It used to be a bookstore which you will notice in the décor; they have kept the shelves and some books. If you like Portuguese and Mediterranean comfort food you can head over to this place.Address: Rua de Aviz, 10, PortoPhone: +351 91 795 33 87Website: http://www.restaurante-book.com
Shis is a fusion restaurant that offers an excellent mix of Portuguese and Mediterranean dishes together with Japanese cuisine. The restaurant is facing the beach and features a terrace where you can enjoy your delicious food and perhaps catch the sunset, hence very romantic!Address: Esplanada Castelo, Foz Do Douro, PortoPhone: +351 226 189 593Website: http://www.shisrestaurante.com
Even though it is over a decade-old, Cafeína continues to be one of the most talked about restaurants in Porto. This classical restaurant has an elegant decor and is located in a 19th century manor house. On the menu you will find dishes like leg of pork with black beer sauce and salmon "Mi Cuit" with fennel mousseline and wok vegetables.Address: Rua do Padrão, 100, PortoPhone: +351 226 108 059Website: http://www.cafeina.pt
This restaurant is beautifully located by the sea and offers an amazing view of the Atlantic. The atmosphere is relaxing and comfortable. You will find a varied menu with meat, fish and vegetarian meals.Address: Rua Coronel Raúl Peres, PortoPhone: +351 22 617 32 34Website: http://www.praiadaluz.pt
Al Forno Baixa is a casual and chic restaurant, located in the heart of the city centre. The restaurant is well-known for its delicious food and tasteful interior design. All dishes are made from organic ingredients. On the menu you will find dishes like fresh pasta pappardelle with duck and mushroom, ravioli, risottos, pizzas and plenty of traditional Portuguese dishes.Address: Rua de Rodrigues Sampaio, 156, PortoPhone: +351 22 202 10 49Website: http://www.alfornobaixa.com.pt
Lagosta da Mauritânia is a seafood restaurant located beside the S.João Hospital. On the menu you can find tasty fresh seafood and fish dishes, good quality food in a very friendly environment.Address: Estrada Exterior da Circunvalação, PortoPhone: +351 22 551 12 31Website: http://www.restaurantemauritania.com
You will find Foz Velha in the Foz district and the restaurant is located in a centuries-old manor house. The décor inside is classic and sophisticated and they offer high quality food. The menu provides contemporary, International and Portuguese cuisine.Address: Esplanada do Castelo, 141, Foz do Douro, Porto Phone: +34 22 615 41 78 Website: http://www.fozvelha.com
Campo Alegre offers Portuguese and African food in a small and welcoming restaurant. A charming place to enjoy typical cooking from the Alentejo region. The restaurant also offers an extensive wine list with 170 different wines.Address: Rua do Campo Alegre, 416, PortoPhone: +351 22 609 73 28Website: http://www.campoalegre.eu
This is claimed to be not just any café. Majestic is an essential stop on any visitor's sightseeing itinerary. First founded in 1921, it still retains the original flamboyant glamour of the roaring 1920's, decadently decorated with marble walls, cherubs and gilded mirrors.Address: Rua Santa Catarina 112, PortoPhone: +351 22 200 38 87Website: http://www.cafemajestic.com
This is ideal if you are in a hurry or have a hankering for a hamburger or a pizza. Head to the fourth floor of the shopping centre for a selection of cafés and fast food outlets.Address: Rua de Santa Catarina, 312 a 350, PortoPhone: +351 22 207 56 00Website: http://www.viacatarina.pt
Café Guarany is known as the musician's café. This is due to the artistic atmosphere that has existed since its founding in 1933.Address: Avenida dos Aliados 89/85, PortoPhone: +351 22 332 12 72Website: http://www.cafeguarany.com
This is one of the oldest cafés in the city and it dates back to 1899. Here you can enjoy very good pastries in a cosy atmosphere, they also serve delicious breakfasts.Address: Rua Actor João Guedes, 5, PortoPhone: +351 22 332 26 47Website: http://www.cafeprogresso.net
Praia Da Luz is a beachside café and restaurant in Foz do Douro. It offers everything from pancakes for breakfast, afternoon tea and even midnight snacks. In the winter visitors can eat in front of a log fire.Address: Avenida do Brasil, Foz, PortoPhone: +351 22 617 32 34Website: http://www.praiadaluz.pt
This is a beachside café/bar in Matosinhos with friendly and efficient service. Here they also serve meals and sandwiches.Address: Av. Norton de Matos, Matosinhos, PortoPhone: +351 22 938 14 28 Website: http://www.laisdeguia.com
The Confeitaria Tavi could be the best café and pastry shop in the Foz do Douro suburb. Overlooking the ocean, you can just sit down in one of their lovely armchairs and enjoy your coffee. They also offer free WiFi.Address: Rua Senhora da Luz, 363, PortoWebsite: http://www.tavi.pt
Pipa Velha Petisqueira is one of the oldest bars in the city. It has been open in the city's central part since 1981. The walls are decorated with old posters and newspapers on Porto's history. The music is a blend of alternative rock and indie.Address: Rua das Oliveiras, 75/77, PortoPhone: +351 222 082 025
This is a very popular club for serious clubbers found in a converted warehouse in the Matosinhos suburb. Here you will have a lot of space for dancing.Address: Rua Sousa Arosa 722, PortoOpening hours: Thu-Sat: 11.30 pm-7 am
The popular Clube 3C is located in Clérigos field and turns into a trendy bar at midnight. This place is often visited by famous DJ's.Address: Rua de Cândido dos Reis, 18, PortoPhone: +351 222 018 247
This bar was renovated in 2009 and is intimate and cosy. It looks like an old library with shelves filled with books and photographs on the walls. The atmosphere is cosy with a pleasant light and soft music.Address: Rua da Conceição, 3, PortoWebsite: http://www.cafecandelabro.blogspot.com
Plano B is a very popular nightclub, maybe even the most popular in town when it comes to live music and DJ gigs. It also has art exhibitions quite often that attract a young audience with an aesthetic interest.Address: Rua Cândido dos Reis, 30, Clérigos, PortoWebsite: http://www.planobporto.net
Breyner85 is a very cosy place with jam sessions, board games, quiz nights and karaoke for the brave. This is a great place to spend an evening in the company of good old friends.Address: Rua do Breyner N85, PortoPhone: +351 936 440 865Website: http://www.breyner85.com
This is claimed to be a must-go and one of the best bars downtown. This place has great cocktails, good music and friendly staff. Pay attention to the cool bar wall.Address: Rua Cândido dos Reis, 90, PortoPhone: +351 222 086 557Opening hours: Mon-Sun: 3 pm-4 am
If you are into jazz and blues you can head down to Hot Five Jazz & Blues Club. This intimate place has a buzzing atmosphere and you can find in right in the heart of Porto.Address: Largo Actor Dias, 51, PortoPhone: +351 934 328 583Website: http://www.hotfive.eu
Baixa closes at 4 am in the night, or morning for some people, which gives you enough time to have a good time. This cosy, fun bar is buzzing and you can find it downtown. For hot summers nights you can also enjoy a drink outside.Address: Rua Candido dos Reis, 52, PortoPhone: +351 222 015 855Website: http://www.baixa.pt
Passos Manuel is an old movie theatre with original Art Deco elements. This is where you can go to enjoy live bands, DJ's and theatre performances.Address: Rua Passos Manuel, 137, PortoPhone: +351 222 034 121Website: http://www.passosmanuel.net
On the top of the Ipanema Park Hotel you can find the Zenith Lounge. Here you can enjoy a beautiful view of the city accompanied by dancing and a colourful drink in the sunset.Address: Rua de Serralves, 124, PortoWebsite: http://www.hfhotels.com
For all culture vultures there is the LABIRINTHO bar that attracts a mixed clientele. This is not only a bar, but also an art gallery, perfect for both early and late parties.Address: Rua Nossa Senhora de Fatima, 334, PortoPhone: +351 226 007 023Opening hours: Mon-Sun: 10 pm-4 am
OPO is where it all happens, day and night. However, the days at OPO are not so wild, but still perfect for a meal and drink. At night you can dance under the stars to the beats of guest DJ's.Address: Avenida Ramos Pinto loja 720, Gaia, PortoPhone: +351 910 430 782Website: http://www.opoclub.com
Cool and retro, these are two words that represent the Pitch Club. This is claimed to be the coolest club in town and it offers possibilities for both relaxing and dancing. They also host different events.Address: Rua Passos Manuel, 34, PortoPhone: +351 22 201 23 49Website: http://www.pitch-club.com
Reggae, electro, house... At Industria you can listen to it all. This trendy place has an ideal location by the ocean and attracts a big crowd who wants to dance. See website for upcoming events.Address: Avenida do Brasil, 843, PortoPhone: +351 220 962 935Website: http://www.industria-club.com
The name might be hard to understand if you do not know how to speak French, but it actually means "My Mercedes is bigger than yours". This cosy bar features live bands, and has hosted bands like Massive Attack.Address: 30, Rua da Lada, PortoPhone: +351 222 082 151Website: http://www.omeumercedes.com
The Instalação nightclub is claimed to be the coolest and hottest bar in Porto. Its modern interior, designed by José Carlos Cruz Arquitecto, makes it the perfect place for a party.Address: Rua Conde Vizela, 89, PortoPhone: +351 917 363 287Opening hours: Fri-Sat: 10 pm-6 am
The Mal Cozinhado is a restaurant that later at night turns into a late-night hot spot. Here you will find a lot of people drinking beer and listening to folkloric musicians.Address: Rua do Outeirinho, 13, PortoPhone: +351 22 208 13 19Website: http://www.malcozinhado.pt
Caverna Bar is great for all metal fans. This is claimed to be the only true metal bar in the city, so if you are interested, you can go there and find out for yourself. They host various types of metal nights.Address: Rua de Cedofeita, 170, Porto
If you like gin you will probably like The Gin House. This cosy bar serves, yes you guessed it, gin. You can find it ideally located in downtown Porto.Address: Rua Cândido dos Reis, 70, PortoPhone: +351 962 448 739Opening hours: Mon-Sat: 6 pm-2 am
At the Bolhao Market you will find a bright and vibrant open-air market full of fresh produce such as olives, cheese and freshly baked bread. It is a great way to start the day, taking in the atmosphere and picking up some food for a long day of sightseeing.Address: Rua Fernandes Tomás, PortoPhone: +351 223 326 024Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7 am-5 pm. Sat 7 am-1 pm
Porto's main shopping street is the pedestrianized Rua de Santa Catarina in the city centre. Usual international brands are found here along with the large Centro Comercial Via Caterina shopping centre.Address: Rua de Santa Catarina, Porto
At the large Centro Comercial Via Caterina shopping centre you can find many international brands and restaurants. However, the small streets off the main streets are also worth a visit, brimming with independent shops selling fresh bread, cheese or cakes, interspersed with bookstores and traditional shoe stores.Address: Rua de Santa Catarina, 312 a 350, PortoPhone: +351 22 207 56 00Website: http://www.viacatarina.ptOpening hours: 10 am-9 pm
Porto's open-air markets are worth a visit to get a taste of daily Portuguese life. You can find everything from flea markets and food markets around the city.
To pick up local delicacies such as chocolates and sugar almonds, the Arcadia patisserie on Rua do Almada, 63, is worth a look. This is close to being a chocolate heaven.Address: Rua do Almada, 63, PortoPhone: +351 22 200 15 18Website: http://www.arcadia.pt
You can also pick up a few local delicacies at A Perola do Bolhao on Rua Formosa, 279. Here you can find cheese, dried fruits, wine and cookies.Address: Rua Formosa, 279, PortoPhone: +351 222 004 009
Gold jewellery is a speciality of Portugal, a reflection of its colonial past and its conquests of gold-rich lands of South America. Recommended jewellers are David Rosas, on Avenida de Boavista, and Elysee Joias on Praca Mouzinho de Albuquerque. Pedro A Baptista is also a good option for its collection of antique and modern jewellery.
In the same genre as Mango and Zara you find Stradivarius. Racks with the latest fashion wear, together with high heels, ballerinas, scarves and accessories fill the shop.Address: Praceta Henrique Moreira Afurada, 244, PortoPhone: +351 2237 112 10Website: http://www.stradivarious.com
At Mango, the urban young woman finds everything from sleek work-wear to the fabulous cocktail dress to reasonable prices. Match your new outfit with the perfect shoes and accessories that you also find here. There are two shops in the city and one of them is located on:Address: C.C Dolce Vita Porto, Rua dos Campeões Europeus, 28/198, PortoPhone: +351 225 02 35 45Website: http://www.mango.com
Massimo Dutti has its focus on sophisticated business wear for both men and women. They are famous for their classic and elegant clothes and accessories made of high quality fabrics and leather, but still to affordable prices.Address: Galerias Peninsula 4150-146, PortoPhone: +351 220 129 842Website: http://www.massimodutti.com
This world famous brand soon has a store in every mid-size town and in Porto you can find several outlets. Here you find the latest fashion for men, women and children, everything from street wear to the more up-dressed look.Address: Rua Do Bom Sucesso, 100, PortoPhone: +351 225 430 180Website: http://www.zara.com
A Vida Portuguesa is paradise for all retro lovers and you can find it on the second floor in an old fabric store. This place is full of retro souvenirs, bags, toys and textiles.Address: Rua Galeria de Paris 20 - 1, PortoPhone: +351 222 022 105Website: http://www.avidaportuguesa.com
At Portosigns you can find items like singlets, hats, cork bags and mugs, all with unique designs. It is ideally located in the Ribiera district.Address: Rua Infante D. Henrique, 71, PortoPhone: +351 223 745 436Website: http://www.portosigns.pt
All music lovers will enjoy Casa Da Guitarra. This musical instruments shop specializes in Portuguese string instruments, perfect if you want to buy something genuine and Portuguese.Address: Av. Vímara Peres, 72, PortoPhone: +351 222 010 033Website: http://www.casadaguitarra.pt
In the Ribeira area you can find O Arco Da Ribeira Gourmet. This is a good place to try some local specialties like cheese and port wine in a glass of chocolate.Address: Cais da Ribeira 18, PortoPhone: +351 222 083 917Opening hours: Mon-Sun: 8.30 am-10 pm
This beautiful library and bookshop is claimed to be well worth a visit. In fact, they open earlier just so you can take pictures. If you like books and want an unusual book experience you should not hesitate to give this one a try.Address: Rua das Carmelitas 144, PortoOpening hours: Closed on Sundays
At this small shop you can enjoy some if the absolute favourites in Porto... port wine, wine, whiskey and many more. You can buy a bottle or come here for a tasting.Address: Rua do Carmo, 17-18, PortoPhone: +351 222 003 285Website: http://www.garrafeiracarmo.com
Another great place to try some local delicacies it at the large Mercado Bom Sucesso indoor market. Here you can enjoy a lunch or maybe buy a little something to bring home.Address: 3 Praca Bom Sucesso, PortoPhone: +351 22 605 66 10Website: http://www.mercadobomsucesso.com
ZONA 6 does something that is quite unique, they let you record you own music on vinyl. This is most certainly a good find for upcoming DJ's. You can also find CD's and instruments here.Address: Rua do Almada, 448, PortoPhone: +351 22 201 1027Website: http://www.zona6.org
If you enjoy Port wine, you can visit Taylor's Port. This is one of the oldest Port houses and it offers an informative and interesting tour. Of course you can also try a glass or two.Address: Rua do Choupelo 250, Vila Nova de Gaia, PortoPhone: +351 22 374 2800Website: http://www.taylor.pt
The Porto Airport is called Aeroporto Francisco Sa Carneiro and is situated 11 kilometers north of the city. To reach the airport you can use the lightrail. It departs every 30 minutes. http://www.metrodoporto.pt From here you can also take buses number 601, 602, 604 and 3M into the city centre. http://www.stcp.pt There are also shuttle buses and taxis available at the airport. Shuttle http://www.goinporto.com Getbus http://getbus.eu Taxi Antral +351 22 5353350 http://www.antral.ptAddress: Porto Airport, PortoPhone: +351 22 943 24 00Website: http://www.ana.pt

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MASSENA Town officials have been discussing their options for their 50-year-old highway barn on South Raquette Road for several months, ultimately deciding that building a new highway barn likely would be their best option.
That project, which has yet to go out to bid, has an estimated price tag of $2.6 million, and until last week the location of the garage had not been discussed.
Village water service, which has been suggested to the town, would cost about $300,000.
Town Councilman John F. Macaulay suggested possibly looking at an alternative location for the garage.
Unfortunately, to provide village water at its current location is a pretty significant item, he said. Most of the property we own isnt really in a good location.
However, the towns soon-to-be-acquired Horton Road property, Mr. Macaulay said, would be the perfect location for a new highway garage.
Noting that Horton Road has village water service, he said, If you drew a line through the center of Massena, youre going right through the Horton Road.
Highway Superintendent Frank J. Diagostino said the towns highway garage is in the southwest corner of town.
Should the town elect to build a new highway garage at the site of its current one, Mr. Diagostino said, it could avoid building a new salt storage shed, something it would have to do if the new garage were built elsewhere.
Its going to cost us $300,000 for water, but even if we have to spend $300,000 for a salt building, it still might be a better option because its more centrally located, Mr. Macaulay said.
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Pike Electric worker Keith Davis helps direct traffic around a fallen tree on South Boulevard in Anderson Monday morning. A snowstorm producing over four inches weighed heavy on old and weak trees, causing them to break or fall, breaking power lines and poles around the Upstate.
Downtown Anderson covered in snow.
An unidentified Pike Electric South Boulevard in Anderson.
Andrew Hardy, right, of Belton shows one-year old daughter Cadence a snowman in front of the Old County Courthouse.
Andrew Hardy, left, of Belton seats one-year old daughter Cadence in a snow sculpted throne in front of the Old County Courthouse. Big enough for a king, Hardy padded it the cool seat for his daughter.
Janie Foster, front, 15, anticipates getting a ride down a 50-foot slope at the McCants Middle School outdoor walking track in Anderson. Rev. Debbie Foster, middle right, joins the ride while sled pushers Stone Foster, top right, Traverse Foster, middle left, and Don Ramsey, left, help launch the ride.
A Pike Electric worker walks by the root base of a century old oak tree over South Boulevard in Anderson. An estimated 25,000 Duke Energy customers lost power in Upstate South Carolina since around 9 p.m. Sunday night.
Kylie Hyder, left, of Anderson and Tom Pellerin, right, walk Monday afternoon around Chris Taylor Park. The two friends decided after lunch the roads were clear enough to get out for a walk.
Tom Dudley, Jr. of 4900 S.C. 81 South in Starr eats a sandwich and drinks milk Monday afternoon as a late lunch. Dudley said a 5 a.m. fire destroyed most of the contents of the home, but the sealed refrigerator kept the food cool enough to eat.
A large snowman, with sticks for arms and little mittens faces traffic passing on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Monday in Anderson. Warmer temperatures helped melt roadways for people to travel to work and businesses.
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Crepe Myrtle trees covered with snow.
A century old oak tree fell Sunday, and blocked traffic on South Boulevard for most of Monday as service repair crews restored power, cable, and phone lines.
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Animal rescuers in California are trying to find a home for two very special abandoned dogs.
A Husky named Isaac is blind and has a seeing-eye dog, a female Terrier mix named Isabelle.
"They tend to want to walk together and stay close to each other all the time," said Fred Kaplan, who works with the non-profit group that rescued the pair. "If anyone makes too quick of movement... she will step out in front and bark."
Rescuers say they were found as strays roaming the streets of San Bernardino.
The two were taken to an animal shelter where they were going to be put down, but a non-profit group stepped in and rescued them.
Isaac suffers from glaucoma and the shelter hopes to raise money for treatment before they find a good home.
"These two are a great example of why animals are so special and why they have feelings," Kaplan said.
Kaplan said the two will be adopted together.


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Michael B. Fessler, M.D., is Deputy Chief of the Immunity, Inflammation, and Disease Laboratory, heads the Clinical Investigation of Host Defense Group, and holds a secondary appointment in the NIEHS Clinical Research Branch. His group investigates the role of cholesterol trafficking and lipid rafts in innate immunity, and uses proteomic and translational approaches to discover and validate novel insights into the innate immune response.
The group uses genetically modified mouse models, lipid raft analysis and signal transduction approaches to define how cholesterol trafficking mechanisms regulate the innate immune response. The research focuses on defining mechanisms of lung inflammation and host defense along with signaling responses of the leukocyte to lipopolysaccharide and related stimuli. A related but independent effort of the laboratory is protein-protein interaction discovery in innate immunity signaling using targeted applications of proteomics. The group will test and validate the results using human specimens obtained in the NIEHS Clinical Research Unit.
Clinical Research
A number of recent reports suggest that innate immunity and host lipid metabolism are integrated. TLR4 responds to both microbial lipids (lipopolysaccharide [LPS]) and host lipids (fatty acids, ceramide, mmLDL), and is thought to initiate its cascade from cholesterol-enriched microdomains of the plasma membrane, lipid rafts. Our observations and others have led to two reciprocal areas of investigation: 1) the role of endogenous regulators of cholesterol/membrane trafficking in initiation and regulation of TLR signaling; and 2) the regulatory influence of innate immunity in host cholesterol metabolism.
In ongoing and future studies, the Environmental Innate Immunity Group will translate its hypotheses and experimental observations to human disease through studies in the NIEHS Clinical Research Unit.
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- Roles of raft remodeling in induction and regulation of the innate immune response
- Role of cholesterol trafficking regulators in innate immunity
- Mechanisms of lung inflammation and host defense
- Protein-protein interaction and post-translational modification discovery in innate immunity
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- Using RNA interference and selected genetically modified mice to identify regulatory roles for cholesterol trafficking in the innate immune response in leukocytes.
- Employing targeted proteomic strategies to identify novel events and molecular targets in the lipopolysaccharide signaling pathway.
- Testing genetically modified mice to define mechanisms underlying acute pulmonary inflammation, pulmonary host defense, and pulmonary fibrosis.
Fessler received a B.A. in philosophy from Princeton University in 1992, a medical degree from Harvard Medical School in 1996 and training in Internal Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital from 1996-1999 and in Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine at the University of Colorado from 1999-2002. Fessler developed an expertise in basic and translational approaches to the study of innate immunity, which he expanded during four years of a faculty position at the University of Colorado, before joining the NIEHS in 2006.


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|Family From Boone Hurt in Ga Crash
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Reports are saying that a 10-year-old boy from Boone is in serious condition at a Georgia hospital after a wrong-way crash on Interstate 95 in Georgia early yesterday that injured four other family members. 10-year-old Galen Miller was listed in serious condition at the Savannah hospital,
his mother, Sarah Miller, and Mary Hicks are in stable condition, according to the various news reports. Also hurt was Galen's eight-year-old sister Sidra and six-year-old brother Caspian, but sources say they were also treated for their injuries at the hospital but have since been released.
Authorities say 83-year-old Virgil Hicks and 82-year-old Mary Hicks, of Statesboro, Georgia, were traveling southbound in the northbound lanes of the freeway and collided with an SUV carrying members of the Miller family late Thursday morning. Investigating officers say Hicks turned his 2007 Buick Lucerne left across the freeway trying to get to an exit and collided with a Honda Pilot at the entry to the ramp. All seven people in the two vehicles were hurt. Police say Virgil Hicks is in critical condition at a Savannah hospital.
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Video: Boat Accident on the Niagara River
Tonawanda, NY - Police from the City of Tonawanda are looking into an accident involving two boats near Niawanda Park at roughly 10:30 Saturday evening.
Authorities say a boat traveling eastbound operated by a single male struck a westbound vessel with a male and female aboard. The first ship's driver was taken to ECMC with what is being called "severe facial injuries."
The other couple suffered only minor injuries, although the female did end up being transported to ECMC as well. The investigation is ongoing at this time.


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New EDAS Service Definition Document released (SDD v2.0) Közzététel időpontja:: 10/04/2013, Utolsó frissítés: 11/04/2013
New EDAS Service Definition Document released (SDD v2.0)
The EC has released a new version of the EDAS Service Definition Document (EDAS SDD).
The document reflects the new services and associated added value that EDAS (EGNOS Data Access Service) will provide to its users. The addition of these new services is the consequence of EC strategy to continuously improve all the EGNOS services .
The Document provides a description of the target EGNOS service, the commitment for the community in terms of performance and the service conditions of use.
The new services that are now available to users are:
- EDAS FTP Service: historical data from EGNOS and EDAS can now be downloaded in a variety of standard formats and data rates;
- EDAS SiSNet Service: EGNOS messages can be provided in real time using the SISNeT protocol (*);
- EDAS Ntrip service: GNSS data (RTCM format) coming from the EGNOS network and disseminated in real-time in line with the Ntrip protocol;
- EDAS Data Filtering Service: possibility to access a subset of the Service Level 0 or Level 2 data (set of predefined groups of stations available) at different data rates.
(*) Protocol defined by ESA.
EDAS, the EGNOS Data Access Service, is the third EGNOS service available to users, after the Open Service and the Safety-of-Life Service. Unlike the other two EGNOS services (SoL and OS), EDAS does not provide its products to the users through the EGNOS Signal-In-Space, but throught Internet. EDAS services are oriented to users in different domains of application such as Location Based Services (LBS), Assisted-GNSS (A-GNSS) concepts, a broad range of services in professional GNSS markets, and related R&D activities.
EGNOS (the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service) is the European Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) that complements the GPS system to improve the accuracy and provides integrity to the signal over most of Europe.
It is Europe's first venture into satellite navigation and a major stepping-stone towards Galileo, Europe's own global satellite navigation system for the future.
ESSP was founded in 2009 by the Air navigation services providers from France (DGAC/DSNA), Germany (DFS), Italy (ENAV)), Portugal (NAV-P), Spain (Aena), Switzerland (skyguide) and UK (NATS) and has for mission the provision of the EGNOS Open Service (OS) and Safety of Life (SoL) Service compliant with ICAO SBAS standards and recommended practices throughout the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) Region.
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FORT MYERS, Florida (WBBH) -- A new treatment for a debilitating eye disease is ready for use after FDA approval in October.
A Naples, Florida woman was one of the first in the country to receive Jetrea. The drug to treat a debilitating eye disease is now available for the public.
"This drug is really a significant step forward; it's the first drug in its class so it's really unique," said Dr. Alexander Eaton from Retina Health Center.
Naples resident Diane Keen knows the importance of this breakthrough.
"I can't do most things, I can't read, can't drive. Sometimes it's hard to communicate if you can't see who youre talking to, so it's pretty important," said Keen.
Diane has vitreomacular adhesion or VMA. She's one of the first in the United States to receive the Jetrea treatment for VMA at Retina Health Center in Fort Myers.
"It's an adhesion between the gel in the eye and the retina. Why some people get it and others don't, I don't think we really know," says Dr. Eaton.
The adhesion causes pulling in the eye, which can be painful and lead to vision loss.
The drug is the only option, besides surgery, to separate the gel and your retina.


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What starts as a bluebird day ends with dropping temperatures and a whirlwind of snow. Kids can be ready in Patagonia's Snow Flyer Jacket. Its durable 2-layer 100% polyester shell has a waterproof/breathable H2No barrier to keep wet snow out, and the Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish prevents wetting through. Inside, a warm, high-loft layer of 150-g Thermogreen insulation (90% recycled) fills the interior. An adjustable, removable hood, fleece-lined collar, full-length internal wind flap, fully taped seams and mini-powder skirt (that attaches to the Boys' Go-Snow Pants) seal out the elements. Other details include: insulated handwarmer pockets and a hidden, zippered chest pocket for an audio player. Patagonia's "grow-fit" feature in the sleeves adds two inches for extended wear. With a drawcord hem and a hand-me-down ID label inside.
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SYRACUSE A year ago, the Beaver River players stood near their bench at the Carrier Dome with quiet resolve, watching Cooperstown accept the Section 3 boys basketball championship banner.
At that very moment, then juniors Alex Hall and Samuel Widrick pledged to themselves and their teammates that a year later, Beaver River would be standing on the top of the Class C basketball world.
Sunday in the Dome, the Beavers made good on their promise. With Widrick scoring 25 points and Hall contributing 12 points and 12 rebounds, Class C-1 champion Beaver River built a big lead then barely held off C-2 titlist Mohawk 68-65 in the overall Class C title game.
Beaver River (20-1), winner of 18 straight games, moves on to the state quarterfinals next Saturday when it will face Section 4 champion Moravia at 1 p.m. at Binghamton High School.
Widrick and Hall insisted the motivation from that loss to Cooperstown was the best inspiration the Beavers could find for another sectional run.
It took awhile to get over that loss because we came so close, said Widrick, who hit five of his teams 10 3-pointers and was named Class C MVP. But it also gave us a reason to work harder in the offseason and do what it took to get back here and win this time.
Said Hall, a Class C all-tourney pick: Losing never feels good. But it probably was a blessing for all of the seniors who came back this year. It was our last chance, and we were willing to do what it took to reach our goal.
Beaver River coach Lynn Petzoldt said his seniors determination and perseverance were the main reasons why his club took the final step this season.
Kids like Alex and Samuel, Tarren Farney, Trevor Lehman, Zack Steiner and Adam Schneider. They work so hard and sacrifice so much for this team, Petzoldt said. You never know if youre ever going to get back here no matter how good you may be. We beat two great teams in Tully and Mohawk, but we just as easily could have been beaten.
Beaver River overcame a monstrous 38-point performance from Mohawk 6-foot-5 senior Carson Murphy. He almost single-handedly carried the Mohicans (20-2) back from as much as a 19-point second-half deficit.
We tried to contain him but he beat us to the basket all game, said Petzoldt of Murphy. And then we kept fouling him and he made almost every free throw (13 in all).
Beaver River started out slowly as Mohawk, which had a 19-game win streak snapped, built a 16-6 lead late in the first quarter. But following a timeout, the Beavers offense began clicking.
Coach told us to stop hurrying and just run our offense for better shots, Hall said. Once we did that, it opened everything up.
The Beavers eventually seized the lead on a short Farney hoop midway through the second period.
Steiner and Farney then hit back-to-back 3-pointers in the final minute of the half as the Beavers built a 37-27 lead at intermission.
Widrick scored eight points in the opening three minutes of the third quarter, including consecutive deep threes, as the Beavers increased the lead to as much as 47-28.
I think having shot here last year, we knew about the poor depth perception and didnt let it bother us, Widrick said.
A Steiner 3-pointer made it 50-33 with 3 � minutes left in the quarter. But Murphy scored seven straight points, and Mohawk was able to draw within 54-45 at the three-quarter mark.
Murphy kept scoring. When Widrick missed consecutive 1-and-1 free throws, Murphy got it within 64-58 and a Paul Joyce bucket made it 64-60 as the clock wound down to a minute left.
They were really doubling up on Alex, so that left us with some good looks, Petzoldt said. When the shots are dropping like that, your offense looks great. When they stop falling, we need to show a little more patience.
Steiner, who scored 12 points, converted a big layup at the 22.5-second mark, but Murphy canned two free throws with 17.5 seconds left.
Steiner hit a free throw to build the lead back to 67-62. But the Beavers made a mistake by fouling Murphy taking a three, and he sunk all three foul shots, cutting the lead to 67-65 with 5.5 seconds left.
Steiner hit another free throw with 5.1 seconds to go. Murphy was then well short on a desperation half court heave to tie the game.
A team that shoots like that is tough to beat, Murphy said. But I thought we did a great job of not giving up and battling to the end.
As for heading to the state playoffs, Petzoldt expects another tough opponent. Once you reach this stage, everybody is really good, he said. But these kids know that if they play well, they can beat anybody.
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Uncle Spud grinned as he put down his newspaper. "Did you see the new federal guidelines about what to do when confronted by a killer?"
"Guidelines?" I questioned.
"Yes, guidelines," he said. "Last Tuesday the government unveiled new guidelines about what we citizens should do when targeted by an active shooter."
"What's an active shooter?"
"According to the government, an active shooter is a guy who is actively shooting at you," Spud said. "As opposed to a guy who is more leisurely shooting at you, I suppose. Evidently there are multiple kinds of murderous shooters. The active kind must be the worst."
"They put out guidelines on what to do if you're a victim?"
"They sure did," he said. "Crazy Uncle Joe Biden introduced them at a gathering of anti-gun people that almost no one attended and no news people covered. It was a typical Joe Biden event. Anyway, there are three little handbooks: What to do if an active shooter comes to your church. What to do if an active shooter comes to your school. What to do if an active shooter comes to your college campus."
"You mean there should be different responses depending on where you are when the bad guy starts shooting?"
"Not really," Spud said. "The response is essentially the same no matter where you are, but you know how the government is, they can't put out anything that isn't endlessly duplicated and written on tons of paper. Today they have three little pamphlets covering churches and schools, but I'm sure they'll soon have hundreds more. They'll all say the same thing, but cover every conceivable place an active shooter might find you."
"So what are we supposed to do when targeted by an active shooter?"
"Run if you can. Hide if you can't run. Fight back if you're cornered."
"Gee, that is a radical departure to what the feds have been telling us for 40 years. The old policy was to give the bad guy what he wanted and call the police later."
"That policy worked well for law enforcement when citizens were being brutalized by rapists and armed robbers," Spud said. "But an active shooter wants to kill you. The feds have a problem with that because if you give the bad guy what he wants, you can't call to report it later."
"I see your point," I agreed.
"So, the new recommendation is to fight back if you have no other option."
"I love it when the government discovers common sense."
"Not so fast," Spud cautioned. "As he was handing out the pamphlets, Uncle Joe said the Obama administration is still working hard to make us all safe by taking away our guns. He said gun control is still a top priority and legislation will soon be introduced to ram it through congress once again. I'm sure they're making backroom deals and threatening people with IRS audits to win more votes to their side."
"If they take my gun away, how am I supposed to fight back when confronted by an active shooter?" I asked.
"The pamphlets suggest that we improvise and be creative when facing a madman with an AK-47. They say that a chair, fire extinguisher, trashcan, or some similar object might be used as a weapon."
"No provision for serious weapons of personal self-defense, like a handgun?"
"None," Spud assured me. "The feds want you to use a chair. They say we'll all be safer that way."
"There's an old western adage that says: 'Never bring a chair to a gunfight,'" I reminded him.
Spud smiled and said, "another old maxim says: 'God didn't make all men equal. Sam Colt took care of that.' Thank God we still have concealed carry permits - for now."
"But then, I'm sure Uncle Joe will feel much safer when you and I are reduced to throwing hymnbooks and chairs at the Jihads who have vowed to kill us. None of it matters to Joe. He will have secret service protection for the rest of his life. No chairs or trashcans in his self-defense plan. His healthcare plan is much the same way. Did you know that congress has exempted themselves from Obamacare? Gee, I wonder why they would do that?"


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Roughly 15 months after IIE launched the Generation Study Abroad® initiative, it's time to take stock. Are we making progress? Can we achieve our goal of doubling study abroad by the end of the decade? We have built an impressive coalition of educators, parents, students, alumni, and funders who are pledging specific, actionable goals and tangible financial commitments that will contribute significantly to reach our ambitious goal.
How do you engage secondary school students in a dialogue around the world?
We asked ourselves this question a year ago, and our search for the answer has led to an exciting new virtual exchange initiative called My Town. The initiative engages thousands students from around the world in interactive, competitive projects, that encourage students to explore aspects of their own towns and cities while learning about towns and cities of their peers.
In an op-ed in the New York Times about the 'world's coolest places,' columnist Nick Kristof writes that "travel can also be an education, a step toward empathy and international understanding." At IIE, we couldn't agree more. In fact, this was one of the most important factors that led to the establishment of IIE in 1919.
"Every student who wants to succeed in the global economy should study abroad." That is the first sentence of IIE's new book, A Student Guide to Study Abroad, which was published by IIE in collaboration with the AIFS Foundation, and is packed with essential tips and information for students looking to study abroad.
Last month I met with Torbjørn Røe Isaksen, the new Minister of Education and Research in Norway, who was in Washington, DC, for the annual Transatlantic Science Week organized by the Royal Norwegian Embassy. We spoke about higher education internationalization in Norway and the priorities for academic collaboration with the United States. Mr. Røe Isaksen, who holds a MA in Political Science from the University of Oslo, also spent one year in the United States as a student at Carl Junction High School in Missouri.
In September, IIE announced that it is launching a new course designed to train Ministry officials and university representatives in Myanmar on how to create and manage an effective international education office. The new course, "Connecting to the World: International Relations for Higher Education Institutions," will be an "essential step to enable universities in Myanmar to connect with institutions in the United States and other countries so that they can build institutional capacity and prepare their students to meet current workforce needs and support rapid economic development." This project is part of a broader IIE Myanmar higher education initiative which seeks to help the country rebuild its higher education capacity.
According to the London-based investment bank IBIS Capital, the global education market is now worth $4.4 trillion. And the latest numbers from OECD suggest that approximately 4.3 million students are now studying outside their home country. What does this mean for international education and how will it affect our work?
Higher education institutions, educational organizations, and governments around the world are continuously looking for new ways to engage internationally and to keep their academic institutions relevant and competitive. Funding organizations and governments are investing substantial resources in international education, and are seeking to identify new areas to support.
Reflections on the 2012 World Innovation Summit in Doha
The annual World Innovation Summit on Education—known as WISE—is a unique, multi-sectoral education conference. It brings together stakeholders from primary, secondary, and higher education, government, corporations and technology companies, NGOs, and—critically—students. And it is one of the most global education events I've ever been to: 1,200 participants from more than 100 countries.
Last week, IIE co-hosted one of our occasional "IIENetwork National Conference Calls," which bring together colleagues from around the world to discuss key topics that affect international higher education. The call was developed by IIE in partnership with JP Morgan and focused on "Models for Expanding U.S. Universities' Global Presence: Strategic and Financial Issues." More than 160 senior financial and administrative leaders and Chief International Officers from colleges and universities across the United States dialed in for this call.
Daniel Obst is Deputy Vice President of International Partnerships at the Institute of International Education. He is also the Director of IIE's Center for International Partnerships in Higher Education.
For more than nine decades, the Institute of International Education has been at the forefront of international education. The Opening Minds blog is IIE's take on how this field continues to change. Here the Institute's leaders will explore international educational exchange, global student mobility, institutional partnerships, international development, and other topics and trends that are shaping higher education around the world.
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Kevin Weber, of the Getsnookerd tournament fishing team, opens a cast net on a school of large pilchards before heading offshore for a day of fishing.
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Once considered the richest city in the world with 365 churches and monumental fortifications, Famagusta in Cyprus has been largely overlooked by much of the world for most of the last century. Recent efforts to draw attention to the importance of the city and its built heritage, such as including the historic walled city on the 2008 and 2010 World Monuments Watch, have encouraged international collaboration and the creation of a revitalization plan for Famagusta. Against the Clock: Saving the Endangered Heritage of Famagusta describes these international partnerships and the various actions taken to preserve the historic structures, including technical missions supported by WMF to inform conservation efforts. This visual tour through the walled city and its churches damaged from a lack of maintenance and exposure to the elements conveys the sense that the clock is ticking.
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CANTON A Massena game shop owner accepted a last-minute plea deal Monday morning, averting a trial over a 2012 rape case as jury selection was about to get under way.
James M. Roshia Jr., 35, of 11 Cedar St., Massena, pleaded guilty to one count of committing a first-degree criminal sexual act against an 18-year-old woman last year at Time Capsule Games in that village.
This is a good outcome. He is accepting responsibility for what he did to the victim, St. Lawrence County District Attorney Nicole M. Duv� said. It prevents the victim from having to go through the stress of a trial.
The assault occurred May 1 at Mr. Roshias shop. The 18-year-old woman told police she had been at the store with three other people, two males and a female, shortly before closing when Mr. Roshia asked her friends to leave so he could talk to her alone, according to court documents.
As her friends left the store, Mr. Roshia locked the front door, the woman said.
She told investigators that her efforts to get away from Mr. Roshia were unsuccessful, and that he pulled her into a back room, locked the door and forced her to engage in sex acts over a short period. She said she was able to text a male friend asking for help, documents said.
The friend reportedly returned to the store and kicked open the front door, and she was able to get away. She said her friend then reported the incident to village police.
Mr. Roshia was indicted later that month on charges of first-degree rape, first-degree criminal sexual act, first-degree sexual abuse and second-degree unlawful imprisonment, initially entering not-guilty pleas.
Under his guilty plea Monday morning, Mr. Roshia acknowledged that he forced the woman to perform oral sex on him, Ms. Duv� said.
Mondays plea also included Mr. Roshias acknowledgement of two other incidents that were under investigation but for which he had not been charged. Ms. Duv� said Mr. Roshia was being investigated in connection with accusations that he tried to enlist another St. Lawrence County jail inmate to harm the victim, and in connection with a December 2011 robbery at his shop on East Orvis Street. Ms. Duv� said the robbery was staged to collect insurance proceeds, although the amount was not immediately available Monday.
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There are times in sports when one miscue just seems to lead to the opening of the floodgate for several more to follow before a team can finally regroup.
For the Borger Lady Bulldogs, four of the five innings of their District 1-3A opener had the team holding their own with district rivals, the Pampa Lady Harvesters. However in the top of the third inning, a couple of walks and fielding errors opened the door for the Lady Harvesters to score nine runs before the Lady Bulldogs could regroup, giving Pampa the momentum they needed to leave Agnes Howe Park with the 16-2 win.
Pampa got on the scoreboard early, by using a two RBI single and a rbi double to take a 0-3 lead after the first inning.
The Lady Bulldogs took a little time to get their bats going in the contest by only accumulating two singles until the fourth inning.
The Lady Bulldogs got off the field in the first and second innings by being able to turn two double plays. But it would be the third inning that proved to do the Lady Bulldogs in on Saturday with the Lady Harvesters sending seven batters to the plate before Borger could get the first out of the inning to make it a 0-7 score. The Lady Bulldogs finally got on an out on a fielder's choice to home.
However, the Lady Harvesters would score five more runs on two hits and two errors before Borger could get off the field.
With the score 0-12, the Lady Bulldogs finally were able to get on the scoreboard in the fourth inning on a two RBI single by Kylie Boyd to bring in Traysha Walker and Joanne Jones.
But a rally wasn't in the cards for the Lady Bulldogs on Saturday as Pampa scored four more runs in the top of the fifth inning to force the 10-run rule for the win.
The loss drops the Lady Bulldogs to 15-13 overall and 0-1 in district play. Borger will next take on the Dalhart Lady Wolves at home on Tuesday evening at 5:00 p.m. with both teams looking for their first district win.
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Speaking of the trade deadline…
In 2004, on the trade deadline, Mets GM Jim Duquette traded a 20–year-old LHP Scott Kazmir to the Rays for Victor Zambrano, who had gone 21-17 in the previous two seasons.
Kazmir had been 25–17 with a 3.49 ERA in 358 innings, during which he struck out 405 batters.
However, this season, in which he has spent time on the disabled list, he is just 4–6 with a 6.69 ERA, and just 58 strike outs.
…and, of course, zambrano was last seen hopping in pain off the mound in Shea Stadium, in what has got to be the most bizarre exit from a team ever…
This afternoon on MLB Network, Duquette was asked why he made this deal, to which he responded:
"I'm still answering questions about the Kazmir trade. It was six years ago… Kazmir, here's a guy that what we talked about in the evaluation he turned out exactly like we thought; his stuff, his makeup, his desire, all the things that Kazmir turned out to be we had right… What we didn't have right was the guy we got back, Victor Zambrano. In that, when you're sitting in the GM chair, and you're going, 'What were we looking at, what were our scouts looking at.' It ended up, he was broken."
…like i said the other day, the buzz around kazmir is that his elbow may be a ticking time-bomb, and that he may not put in the effort to raise himself from this level pitcher to the next level… i guess what duquette is saying is that, it is these concerns that were of concern to the Mets… and so, today, duquette is comfortable with how they evaluated him… in addition, though he is confused by recommendations made to him about zambrano, he believes zambrano was damaged goods when they got it…
The 25–year-old Kazmir will earn $20 million through 2011, after which he could become a free agent.


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If you believe digital display advertising is dead, you've misunderstood the Internet. It is in fact, alive and well. It has evolved and consistently grown over time.
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1. Display/Banner ad revenues grew to $3.6 billion in HY 2012, up 11% from HY 2011. (IAB/PwC)
2. 80% of brand marketers increased their display ad budgets or kept at same level in 2012. (Digiday/Vizu)
3. Banner ad spending will rise from $8.68 billion in 2012 to $11.29 billion in 2016. (eMarketer)
4. Banner ads are 1.5x more effective in raising product awareness to consumers than direct mail. (Nielsen)
5. Nearly 6 trillion display ad impressions were delivered across the web in 2012. (comScore)
6. 75% of users remember the brand after viewing an online banner ad. (Dynamic Logic MarketNorms database /Millward Brown Digital)
7. Clicks don't matter anymore. Online advertisers are embracing a viewable impressions standard that helps brands make sure their ads are seen by publishers. (Making Measurement Make Sense).
8. The new IAB Standard Ad Portfolio is 70% new. The 468x60 display banner and 10 other units have actually been retired since 2011. (IAB)
9. The new display ad units are effective. Users are 2.5x more likely to interact with a Rising Stars display ad unit than a legacy IAB ad unit and spend 2x as much time interacting with the ad. (IAB / IPG MediaLab/Moat)
10. The Rising Stars display formats have already been adopted on 5 continents and in more than 35 countries. (IAB)
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Shots fired causes Ross to crash his Rolls Royce, no injuries reported
Police in South Florida say rapper Rick Ross crashed his Rolls Royce into a building after hearing shots fired nearby.
Fort Lauderdale police say Ross and his companion, fashion designer Shateria L. Moragne-el, reported were riding in a silver Rolls Royce headed east on Las Olas Boulevard when another car pulled up alongside of them and began firing off rounds at around 5:00 a.m. Monday. Police say Ross lost control of the silver Rolls and crashed into an apartment building, Local 10 reports.
Neither Ross nor his passenger was injured and police say it did not appear that any bullets struck the Rolls. Authorities say unknown suspects fled before police arrived. TV news footage showed a bullet hole in the window of a nearby restaurant.
The police report uses Ross's real name, William L. Roberts. Ross turned 37 years old Monday. A Ross spokesman didn't respond to email seeking comment.


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Saturday, January 29, 2011The Lipscomb Bisons have lost one conference game at home this season and that is one loss too many in their opinion.
Sunday afternoon at 2 at Allen Arena the Bisons will be out to extend their three-game win streak when they face Florida Gulf Coast in an Atlantic Sun game.
The Bisons are 13-8 overall, 8-4 in the A-Sun. Florida Gulf Coast is 5-14, 2-8 in the conference.
The Bisons have won four of their last five games. They are 8-1 at Allen Arena.
The Bisons beat Florida Gulf Coast 75-61 Jan. 5. The Bisons hold a 5-1 edge in the series.
"As up and down as our team has been we are not taking anything for granted," said Lipscomb assistant coach Jay Walton. "We feel like we have really improved and we have to keep getting better in both practices and games.
"We just want our guys to focus on the next right thing. Hopefully, we will be able to do that Sunday afternoon."
Center Adnan Hodzic leads the Bisons in both scoring (19.3) and rebounding (8.0). Guard Josh Slater is averaging 16.3 points. His 2.6 steals per game ranks 13th nationally. Guard Jordan Burgason is averaging 10.1 points.
Florida Gulf Coast counters with Anthony Banks with 15.3 points and 6.5 rebounds per game followed by Reed Baker with 14.4 points and Christophe Varidel with 10.5.
"Anthony Banks is one of the best front-line players in our league," Walton said. "He gets almost four offensive rebounds per game.
"They have some athletes. They are talented. We have to make sure we do the things early in the game to keep them from getting confidence."
Two keys for the Bisons will be rebounding and cutting down on turnovers.
"Rebounding is 100 percent energy and effort," Walton said. "You have to want to do it.
"It is a mentality. We have two or three guys on our team that have that mentality. The ones that don't wake up in the morning thinking about going to get every rebound have to at least make sure their man doesn't get the rebound."
The Bisons are back on the road Thursday when they travel to North Florida.
Written by Mark McGee, Senior Publisher/Director of Media Relations.
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