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Site originally by David Winterbottom (user root).
Access www.kernel.org and download the last stable linux kernel release.
Usage: t2s 'How are you?'
Nice because it automatically names the mp3 file up to 15 characters
Modified (uses bash manip instead of tr)
t2s() { wget -q -U Mozilla -O $(cut -b 1-15
Returns your external IP address to the command line using only wget
This script can be used to download enclosed files from a RSS feed. For example, it can be used to download mp3 files from a podcasts RSS feed.
can be used in script like :
echo $(wget -qO- http://utils.admin-linux.fr/ip.php)
Optionally, pipe the output into http://sed.sourceforge.net/grabbag/scripts/html2iso.sed
Or: wget -qO - http://www.asciiartfarts.com/random.cgi | sed -n '//,//p' | sed -n '/
First (and only) argument should be a 4chan thread URL.
This will download all files of the type specified after "-A" from a website. Here is a breakdown of the options:
-r turns on recursion and downloads all links on page
-l1 goes only one level of links into the page(this is really important when using -r)
-H spans domains meaning it will download links to sites that don't have the same domain
-nd means put all the downloads in the current directory instead of making all the directories in the path
-A mp3 filters to only download links that are mp3s(this can be a comma separated list of different file formats to search for multiple types)
-e robots=off just means to ignore the robots.txt file which stops programs like wget from crashing the site... sorry http://example/url lol..
This command will help you to get Ip address origin of city and country.
I will be happy if someone can shrink the sed command
Need to find a Mageia Linux mirror server providing Mageia 4 via rsync?
Modify the "url=" string for the version you want. This shows i586 which is the 32bit version.
If you want the 64bit version it is:
url=http://mirrors.mageia.org/api/mageia.4.x86_64.list; wget -q ${url} -O - | grep rsync:
in place of "output-filename.mp4" put the name you want the file to be named with.
in place of "youtube-video-link" put the link of the Video page eg: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AclA-7YntvE
in place of "format-number" put the number of the file format you would like
How to get the "format-number"
to get format number type in below command before running this command
youtube-dl -F "youtube-video-link"
and it will list all the available formats with the format number, like to download in 360p mp4 use the number "18"
To automatically let it fetch the best quality available just remove the -f "format-number" and you are good to go.
remove old index.html if you download it again and organiaz the java script tag on the file index.html
Reason can be: taken, available, contains_banned_word
alias speedtest='wget --output-document=/dev/null http://speedtest.wdc01.softlayer.com/downloads/test500.zip'
Very similar as doing "wget http://example.com/mytarball|tar xzv", this one involves the "tee" command between both, which will simultaneously write the tarball and copy it to stdout. So this command will locally save the tarball and extract it - both at the same time while it downloads.
1.- Enter into the playlist path.
2.- Run the command.
3.- Playlists created!
I couldn't find this on the site and it's a useful switch. Great for large files.
If you have to deal with MS Sharepoint which is (rarely, let's hope) used in e.g. certain corporate environments).
This uses Cntlm.
For single files, just use cURL -- its NTLM authentication works quite well.
# /etc/cntlm.conf:
# Username account
# Domain domain
# Password ############
# Proxy 10.20.30.40 (IP of the sharepoint site)
# NoProxy *
# Listen 3128
In this example, where the users gpg keyring has a password, the user will be interactively prompted for the keyring password.
If the keyring has no password, same as above, sans the prompt. Suitable for cron jobs.
~/.gnupg/passwd/http-auth.gpg is the encrypted http auth password, for this particular wget use case.
This approach has many use cases.
example bash functions:
function http_auth_pass() { gpg2 --decrypt ~/.gnupg/passwd/http-auth.gpg 2>/dev/null; }
function decrypt_pass() { gpg2 --decrypt ~/.gnupg/passwd/"$1" 2>/dev/null; }
This command should be copy-pasted in Windows, but very similar one will work on Linux.
It uses wget and sed.


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By Jon Campbell, Albany Bureau
ALBANY -- Senate Republican Leader Dean Skelos said Tuesday he considers extending a state surcharge on utilities to be a new tax, and his conference called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to take it out of his $136 billion budget plan.
Cuomo's 2013-14 budget proposal extends a charge on power, steam and private water utilities that his office estimates would increase the state's revenue by $500 million a year. The surcharge had been set to expire in March 2014, while Cuomo's plan would extend it to 2019.
Senate Republicans held a news conference at the Capitol to knock the extension, which they said imposes an unnecessary burden on power utilities and businesses.
"Allowing this tax surcharge to expire will make New York more economically competitive, reduce costs on businesses, help expand our economy and create new private-sector jobs," Skelos told reporters.
The 18-a assessment surcharge, as it's known, is 1 percent of a utility's operating revenue. It was passed in 2009 to help fund the state Public Service Commission and plug budget holes. Republicans have previously called for its repeal, keeping it out of their own budget proposal last year.
Skelos, R-Nassau County, said he believes the 18-a extension would be a new tax. Cuomo's office has disagreed, maintaining the governor's spending plan does not include new taxes.
Cuomo's office signaled Tuesday that it would be willing to negotiate with Republicans to remove the fee if they can find a way to replace the lost revenue in the budget.
Business groups have given a generally favorable to response to Cuomo's budget but have raised concern about the utility fee, citing its effects on ratepayers. More than a dozen groups -- including The Business Council and Unshackle Upstate -- sent a letter to the governor Tuesday, praising his budget for "an unprecedented commitment to fiscal discipline" while asking him to reconsider the surcharge.
"When this temporary fee was imposed, there was an explicit promise to the people of the state that this assessment would not be permanent," the letter reads.
Others are pushing for the fee to remain in place. Ron Deutsch, executive director of labor-backed group New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness, said keeping the surcharge in place would prevent further cuts to social programs.
"We support the governor continuing that in his budget proposal so we're not leaving a half-a-billion-dollar budget gap," Deutsch said. "We do want to see it continued as opposed to additional cuts to services that have already been slashed to the bone already."
Senate Energy Committee Chairman George Maziarz, R-Newfane, Niagara County, said the assessment fee is the "worst" of the taxes and fees that hit utility companies and ratepayers.
"This tax hits every single business and residence in our state," he said.

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Sam and Remi Fargo, heroes of Spartan Gold, return in this extraordinary new adventure from the number-one New York Times- bestselling author. With Spartan Gold, a daring thriller that Publishers Weekly proclaimed "solidly in the Cussler tradition, [and] sure to please new fans and old," Clive Cussler introduced husband-and-wife treasure-hunting team Sam and Remi Fargo. In their electrifying new adventure, the Fargos make a startling discovery that others would kill to keep hidden....
While scuba diving in Tanzania, Sam and Remi Fargo come upon a relic belonging to a long-lost Confederate ship. An anomaly about the relic sets them off chasing a mystery-but unknown to them, a much more powerful force is engaged in the same chase. Mexico's ruling party, the ultranationalist Mexica Tenochca, is intent on finding that artifact as well, because it contains a secret that could destroy the party utterly.
Through Tanzania and Zanzibar, into the rainforests of Madagascar, and across the Indian Ocean to Indonesia and the legendary site of the 1883 Krakatoa explosion, the Fargos and their ruthless opponents pursue the hunt-but only one can win. And the penalty for failure is death.
Filled with the dazzling suspense and breathtaking action that are Cussler's trademarks, Lost Empire is a stunning new novel from the grand master of adventure.
©2010 Clive Cussler (P)2010 Penguin Audio
Used to read classic lit for pleasure of well-written prose. Now, with MS, it's thrillers, courtroom/police dramas, and adventure to escape!
"Lost Along the Way"
Having loved Cussler's book, Spartan Gold, which first introduced us to treasure hunters Sam and Remi Fargo, I was excited to embark on this second listen with this dynamic duo. In this tale, Sam and Remi find a relic left from an eccentric, yet brilliant, sea captain. This embroils them in a web of deceit. The current President of Mexico is erroneously campaigning that Mexico's roots began with the Aztec Empire. Sam and Remi must be silenced lest they divulge his lies, and our heros are now on their own mission to find the truth behind the story of this captain's ship, and it's watery grave using cryptography.
In Spartan Gold it was non-stop entertainment, traveling with them through their swashbuckling exploits in an Indiana Jones-type, thrill-a-minute adventure. Alas, I was disappointed with Cussler's second undertaking. This "book" gave me "whiplash." One minute the story was fun and action-packed. The next minute the lengthy, boring, overly-detailed narrative was putting me to sleep. Think Dan Brown on steroids. Cussler created a VERY complex plot in this book, which could have been great, but there were passages after passages of explanations of historical events, background information, science, anthropology, cryptography, and, of course, the details of the plot itself. WAY too much going on. Scott Brick (who did an admirable job with this difficult narration) was required to drone on and on and on and on... you get the idea.
Then the storyline would switch gears and Sam and Remi would get back to being treasure hunters, the role which makes them so endearing, and it would draw me back in. This back and forth pace of the book was frustrating. The slow parts made it very difficult for me to stay engrossed all the way through the listen.
On the positive side, if you would enjoy in-depth history of the Aztec Empire, keeping track of intricate plot details, and can handle umpteen chapters of tedious cryptography, you might really enjoy this book.
This isn't Cussler's best work. The meandering plot at times gets lost in the historical details, interesting as they are. Sam and Remi are just too "precious" for my taste. Scott Brick has cleaned up a lot of his narrating flaws and does a good job.
Overall, the book was a bit boring.
"Loved it"
Wonderful. Have read or listened to all the Cussler books and this is my favorite. Hope for many more adventures from this couple.
"Extensive detail made it a confusing read"
I think I liked the overall story, I have enjoyed these books in the past but this one, with its overwhelming detail just became confusing. I think the author wanted to put so much information into every scene/aspect of the story that some of it just started to become lost. In trying my best to catch up I re listened to the story several times.... Still a bit lost. Sometimes less is more.
South African living in Australia, love books, travel history. Favourite fiction: The Ice Limit. Favourite History: The Civil War.
"Why do I keep buying these book?"
I suppose its the promise of adventure. The books are good but unrealistic, even for fiction.
Why does every character need a Phd, mountains of money, brains, beauty.. Why do Cussler believe we care about the size of Remmies wardrobe? Why do we have to listen to all the specifications of the boat, the gun, the APPLE laptop, the house...
Please Mr Cussler, we love the people, they dont need to be gold plated.
"love the Fargos"
I absolutely love this series of books. the Fargos are the best and Scott Brick does an excellent job bringing life to the characters.
"Adventure at its best."
Loved it! I love Sam and Remi and their belief in one another. Thick and thin their thick as thieves.
"Great book"
As always, Clive Cussler did not disappoint! I enjoyed it very much and am a huge fan of the Fargo adventures!!
"Another fun story."
As usual, this is another entertaining and fun to read fiction book in this series by a great tale spinner.
I listen to a bit of everything. Mostly Fantasy and paranormal romance with my wife. Along with mysteries/thrillers, even some sci-fi.
"Aztec Treasure in Africa!?"
This is a difficult book for me to review. I enjoyed this book more than the first in the Fargo series, but it's far from perfect.
What I really like about the story are the characters. Sam and Remi are great characters and can really carry a story. Their friends are also really well written from Selma and her staff, to their friends in high places.
The setting is also fantastic. From the jungles of Africa to their high tech home in California and everywhere in between. They are all awesome settings.
Treasure hunting was also a lot of fun. The searching for all the different things from diving to digging to using technology to research the artifacts.
What really drags the book down for me are the antagonists. They feel like cheesy comic book villains. The artifact will destroy everything I have worked so hard to protect and take down civilization as we know it! It gets a bit silly and goes a bit against what Cussler does well with his Dirk Pitt series. Grounded villains. Not all the villains are this way, but the main antagonist is and his number 2 follows orders and never questions them and that takes some of the fun out of what is really a pretty good story.
I like treasure hunting books. They're a lot of fun for me to read, but I like them to have a complete story with good characters good and evil, a good plot, unique settings and most of all it needs to be fun. This book gets most of it right, but the villains really hurt the story for me,so it gets a 3 in terms of story. Scott Brick orates the story using his great voice and brings the Fargo's to life and has enough different accents for all the characters.
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Have a 13 year old, 40lb fawn Pittie who I adopted or adopted me 10 years ago. She was one of those dogs who belonged to someone who should never of owned her and wanted the iconic Pitbull and what he got was a lovable petit girl. So for the last 10 years she has been treated like the little girl she should be. Perhaps spoiled a wee bit too much
Just found this site basically looking for help/advice on aging pitbulls since there seems to be nothing really out there. Tons of stuff on puppies and training them but nothing on what to do when they get older and what affects them. Since we are sitting here wondering if we are the only ones.


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It's hard to believe, but Greg Brady is almost 60!
That's right. Barry Williams, who portrayed the eldest child on "The Brady Bunch" on the long-running sitcom, turns 59 today.
He's still acting and is a father of two -- welcoming a daughter in 2012 at age 57!
The former teen idol appeared on "Oprah Where Are They Now" earlier this summer, where he revealed he was Maureen McCormick's (Marcia Brady) first kiss. He also got groovy with his on-screen mom, Florence Henderson. Check out clip below:
Speaking of Florence ... the 79-year-old actress is returning to the small screen.
Food Network announced today that she'll be competing on Season 3 of "Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off," premiering in January.
Her competition includes "Bachelor" Jake Pavelka, '80s pop star Tiffany, "SNL" alum Chris Kattan and rapper Vanilla Ice.
To see how the rest of "The Brady Bunch" have aged, click on the "Launch Gallery" above!
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A new testing tool at The Iowa Clinic is helping better diagnose thyroid cancer and allowing some patients to avoid unnecessary surgery.
Cancer of the thyroid, a gland at the base of the neck, is diagnosed through a fine needle aspiration biopsy. In 15 to 30 percent of cases, results are inconclusive.
This is where were making a difference, explained Dr. Sol Guerrero, an endocrinologist at The Iowa Clinic, which according to manufacturer Veracyte, is the first practice in Iowa to offer Afirma thyroid FNA analysis.
Patients with such findings traditionally have been sent to surgery for proper diagnosis. However, about 70 to 80 percent of those surgeries show benign conditions.
Most of these would turn out to be benign, but you would have had to do a surgery, which increases cost and risk for the patient. If you can have something that can give you the same outcome without doing surgery, then thats whats beneficial to the patient, Guerrero said.
Surgical risks include nerve injury or infections, but may also result in hypothyroidism, causing patients to be on medication the rest of their lives.
Afirma offers additional testing through a gene expression classifier to give a more accurate diagnosis in such cases.
Guerrero saw positive results with the testing in Florida, where she worked before coming to Des Moines last year. The Iowa Clinic has used Afirma for about two months.
According to the American Cancer Society, thyroid cancer is the fastest-growing cancer in the U.S., with 60,220 new cases expected in 2013. Additional testing may explain the increase, Guerrero said. Often times the cancer is caught during tests or imaging for other conditions.
Thyroid nodules are common in the general population, Guerrero said. Patients may feel a lump or tenderness in the neck and have difficulty swallowing. Unless the nodule is large, it is usually found through a physical exam. Cancer is present in only about five percent of nodules, she noted.
Physicians may order a biopsy if nodules are greater than one centimeter in size. About 450,000 such tests are done annually in the U.S.
Before the new test was available, endocrinologists at The Iowa Clinic sent cells to be analyzed at Iowa Methodist Medical Centers pathology lab. Collection kits are now sent to Texas to be analyzed by cytopathologists who specialize in thyroid cancer. Initial results are completed within 48 hours.
Patients whose results are benign continue to be monitored and return for an ultrasound in one year to see if nodules have changed.
Indeterminate findings go through additional gene expression testing and surgery is recommended only for patients with positive results.
A few patients at The Iowa Clinic have already benefited from the test. Maxwell Blend, 21, of Des Moines, learned he had an elevated thyroid level through blood work completed for a pre-existing stomach condition. An ultrasound showed a thyroid nodule, and testing through the new procedure came back indeterminate.
It definitely worried me. It was an extra 10-day wait until I found out. Having that hang over your head for almost half a month makes it pretty rough, said Blend, adding that he would have been set to start finals at the time if he had not taken the past semester off from college.
Learning the results were negative and that he avoided unnecessary surgery was a tremendous relief, Blend said. Hell continue to have ultrasounds to monitor the nodule.
The thyroid analysis, along with the gene expression classifier, became available to physicians in January 2011. Its been a significant advancement for the field, Guerrero said.
I think its a great tool for patients to have access to because if this is something that can give them assurance without going through an unnecessary surgery, and our main focus should be on the best patient care we can provide, then thats something they should be aware of, she said.


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Mary's Nest Rehab Story from the FlyLady
Please welcome my guest, Mary, from Mary's Nest today!
Once upon a time, Mary was a Washington attorney…until a sudden but wonderful turn of events found her married to a sweet guy 10 years her junior, pregnant at 40, and a new homemaker living in a small town outside of Austin, Texas.
My friend Mary's blog, Mary's Nest, is stories of her bumpy transformation from practicing law to perfecting homemaking. In a way, Mary has become a sister to me. Hard to explain, but I really love her … And every time she comments on RE, it's always signed, Love, Mary.
So here's Mary …
First, I want to thank Sandy for allowing me to grace the pages of her delightful blog. I have learned more from her about what it truly means to open your home to others than any of the plethora of books I have ever read about entertaining. And it's my hope, if you're hesitant to open your home to guests, that the story of my bumpy transformation from reluctant entertainer to welcoming hostess will help you realize that anything's possible…
From Fussy Washington Attorney to Hill Country Hostess
When I was single, I prided myself on the fact that my home looked like a furniture store. It was immaculate and decorated to a T, without even a magazine out of place. To say I was a bit of a perfectionist would be an understatement! It was easy back then. Single and working as an attorney in Washington, DC, I found myself away from home for long hours. When I did return home, everything was the way I left it.
But one day, due to a serendipitous meeting at the airport, I soon found myself married, pregnant, and a new homemaker living in a small town in the Texas Hill Country. I was happy beyond measure but completely unprepared for what lay ahead.
Once our son was born, I was thrilled to be a mom, but I was also exhausted. Trying to cook three meals every day, wash an endless parade of dishes, clean a house that seemed to give birth to clutter, plow through mountains of wash, and most importantly care for a newborn baby were all things that were foreign to me…not to mention overwhelming. I wanted everything to be perfect but could barely get myself dressed in the morning let alone wash the floor! And when the pediatrician matter-of-factly reassured me over the phone that projectile vomiting from an infant was normal…I cracked. It was official. Our home was a wreck.
Entertain? That's Latin for Capital Offense
So I did what any sane person would do. I boarded up the front door, determined I would never let anyone set foot in our disaster zone of a house again. Unfortunately, my plan was thwarted by my fun loving husband. By the time our son was a toddler, my husband longed to be able to entertain. Against my better judgement, I finally acquiesced. Sadly though, he soon realized the error of his ways and was filled with regret.
In anticipation of the arrival of our guests, I barked orders at him like a shrew. "We have to clean up this mess now…how do we live like this!?!" Yes, he was filled with regret. And the sad thing about it all was that, yes, our home might have been messy, but it wasn't half as bad as this perfectionist thought it was!
Some time passed before my husband brought up the topic of entertaining again. Like childbirth, I think he forgot the pain and ventured another try at it. But the shrew reappeared and any future entertaining was put on hold…indefinitely.
A Happy Verdict In Sight
Luckily, there is a happy ending. Much to my husband's relief, when my son was in pre- K, I learned about "FlyLady" from a handful of other moms. I was intrigued, but I have to be honest…It wasn't easy in the beginning. I won't mislead you. My rehabilitation was a good year in the making. But the more I practiced FlyLady's advice for "Fly Babies", the easier it became to let go of my perfectionist nature and leave the world of CHAOS – Can't Have Anyone Over Syndrome – behind.
CHAOS – Can't Have Anyone Over Syndrome
And most important…both my husband and son have been all smiles with my transformation. Friends come and go, snacks and meals are served, feet are plopped up onto ottomans (and even the coffee table!), the dog sleeps on the couch, board games are pulled out of the closet, deep breaths are exhaled, and smiles abound. We're all relived that the shrew was sent packing once and for all.
These days, I clean-up our "Hot Spots" (those areas that are magnets for clutter) after dinner and run the vacuum on Mondays in the heavily traveled areas of our home. If you ring my door bell in the middle of the day, you're likely to find things a bit out of place, but hopefully, overall, the feeling will be one of a welcoming air with a place to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee with me by the kitchen fireplace.
The Heart of Entertaining
When it comes to entertaining, it's been more than just cleaning up a few Hot Spots that has brought peace to my domestic life. It's also, Sandy, here at Reluctant Entertainer, whose writings have inspired me to be even more confident about opening my home to friends and family. Sandy encourages us to put the focus on making our guests feel welcome and comfortable…not worrying if things aren't perfect. It took me awhile, but I've finally learned that it's not about me, our home, or the skill of my cooking…it's about the love and friendship that we offer to others.
My home is clean enough, the food is simple home cooking, and hopefully my guests feel welcome, relaxed, and look forward to returning.
Love, Mary
Here are some great posts by Mary:
Secret to Easy Meal Planning
10 Top Kitchen Items to Simplify Your Life
Intuitive Cooking
10 Steps to Organizing the Kitchen
10 Responses to "Mary's Nest Rehab Story from the FlyLady"
WOW! This is MY story. Oh how I can so relate!!! And it feels so good to FINALLY be in a place where it isn't PERFECT, but it's WELCOMING! :-) Thanks for sharing Mary. Looking forward to jumping over to your site… Thanks Sandy for the great guest blog today!
Good Morning Sandy!
Not sure what the etiquette is about posting a comment on one's own guest post – – – LOL!!! – – – but I just had to comment on your sweet intro, Sandy. I haven't always expressed it in words to you but I feel the same way you do. Every time I read one of your blog posts, it's like getting an encouraging hug from a sister…Something that has been very special to me as I have no sisters of my own. But in a way – now I do! :-)
Thank you so much for all you share not only with me – but with all your readers. I'm confident that they love you just as much as I do!
Have a wonderful day!
What a great guest blog, Sandy. I can concur that you have taught many of us so much about opening our homes to others. Mary sounds like she is living the life!
So glad to see Mary's guest post, I have read her comments to you quite often. And agree, you have taught us all how to open our homes without worry and to just enjoy being together. Mary's story is one of so many women today, mine included. I was always a stay at home mom, but was a perfectionist to say the least. I have learned to let things go, and just enjoy life.
Hi Mary! Hi Sandy! I loved this post. Mary I love your story! Thank you Sandy for Sharing Mary with all your readers, she is such a dear!
You two are so cute!! I love it all!!!!!!!
I "met" the Fly Lady many years ago after my son was born. Certain things stuck with me over the years, but recently I have been finding myself in CHAOS again so I dug out my Sink Reflections book! Am back to working on some of the basics…turning them into habits.
Love this guest post and so nice to meet you Mary!!
Hi Mary and Sandy,
What a cute post. I am OCD so I can relate to wanting everything to being perfect. The fact is it never will be . LOL I do the best I can and when people come over they just have to take what they get. Like my dh says they are coming to see us nit the house.
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Busted at the bus stop again: know when to stop for kids
NORTH FORT MYERS - Busted at the bus stop - again.
Two months after we caught drivers breaking the law by illegally going around stopped school buses we've discovered it's still happening.
"Do you know it's illegal to go around stopped school buses?," Fox 4 reporter Matt Grant asked Cape Coral motorist Jeffrey Fastov, who was pulled over for doing just that.
"Now I do," said Fastov.
Fox 4 is heading back to Pondella Road in North Fort Myers for the second time after our cameras captured dangerous drivers breaking the law back in November.
"Honking does nothing," a school bus driver told us at the time. "We usually get the Italian salute."
We met Brandon McHenry and his 11-year-old daughter Briyaunna. Both wanted to see a stepped-up law enforcement presence.
"It's not rocket science," said McHenry. "It's just the safety of our kids."
A safety concern the sheriff's office promised to address with added patrols.
"Is this something you're committed to doing now?," asked Grant.
"Oh absolutely," said Larry King with the sheriff's office.
But two months later little has changed.
McHenry is still shooting video with his cell phone camera. He recently captured a bus driver honking as a car drove past in the opposite lane. Another pickup stopped only after being honked at twice.
"Are you afraid someone's going to get killed?," asked Grant.
"I think unfortunately Matt that's what it's going to take," said McHenry.
The bus stop, on Monica Lane and Pondella, is right across from the sheriff's sub station. On Tuesday, we spotted several patrol cars on the lookout - something McHenry says has been missing since our last story.
"Is it a PR move?," asked McHenry, who thinks deputies were on the lookout for stop sign law breakers Tuesday only because Fox 4 was there. "Or do they have legitimate concern for the children of Lee County?"
We met Larry King by the Pondella bus stop. He says deputies have been out "periodically" since our last story.
"It just takes time," said King. "We can only do this periodically. We can't be here every day."
So how do you know when to stop? If you're behind the bus you have to stop no matter what. If you're going the opposite way you can keep going only if there's a 5-foot median. Without a median everyone has to stop.
And that's what happened at Briyaunna's bus stop Tuesday. While some drivers are aware of the law others aren't.
Just up the road, at Pondella Circle and Pondella Road, we watched as two cars blew past a stopped bus in the opposite lane of traffic.
Pondella doesn't have a median, making it against the law.
But we weren't the only ones watching. King, sitting in his patrol car, was also keeping an eye on the stop and quickly gave chase.
"Do you worry that you're putting kids lives at risk?," Grant asked the driver.
"Hey, I told you I did not know that you could not do that," said Jeffrey Fastov. "I was educated today but that other guy should have been educated too."
"So because one person did it," said Grant.
"Well listen," said Fastov. "I did not know. I've been driving almost 40 years."
Fastov got off with a warning because he was unaware of the law. If he was given a ticket it would have cost $264 and four points on his license.
"I don't know how they could not be aware that you have to stop for a school bus," said Lee County School Board Chair Mary Fischer.
Fischer isn't happy with what we found. She promised to bring this up at the next board meeting saying the district needs to do a better job of educating the public.
She also said she will ask law enforcement to step up patrols around bus stops.
"It was very eye opening," said Fischer. "Thank you for doing that. We really need to see that."
As for Briyaunna, she just hopes drivers get the message.
"Stop," she said. "Don't you see me getting on the bus here? Do you want to hit a little girl?"
A bill is working its way through the Florida Senate that would allow cameras to be installed on buses to capture the license plates of cars that illegally go around the stop arm.
The bus driver's union, and Fischer, both say they like the concept but question how the cameras will know who was driving and how it will be funded.
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Sean Casey a Sox!
I heard yesterday that we signed Sean Casey. To have someone of his talent come here as a potential platoon player and role filler is huge.
I've known Sean and competed against him for a long time. I think he's gotten the best of me more than I on him.
I have never had him as a teamate until now but I can assure you this guy is pretty much one of the classiest and most respected players in all of baseball.
In addition to being as likable as anyone I've ever met, I've never heard anyone have anything to say other than what a fantastic teammate and person he and his wife are.
This is a huge piece, even though it might not appear so on the surface. Theo continues to show extraordinary ability to bring players here that most likely could play everyday somewhere else to fill vital and important roles on this club.
All in all a huge signing as much off the field and in the clubhouse, if not more so, than on the field.
Welcome to Sox Nation Sean!
P.S. Remind me to blog about the All Star story I have on Sean when I get a chance, incredibly funny and great insight into why he's such a funny and great guy.
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Mr. Schilling:
Sean Casey is a class act, and a genuine great individual. Great words – you are a true gentlemen and class act yourself.
Does anyone know how I can reach the man, to try to get an autograph for my Son?
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NHL and KHL Say They Will Honor Each Other's Contracts
Kevin Schultz
We may have to wait a little longer to figure out what exactly will become of Lubomir Visnovsky and the year remaining on his NHL contract. Yesterday, Visnovsky said that he intended to remain in Slovakia, playing for his KHL team. That hasn't changed. What has changed is that both the NHL and KHL have said publicly that they will honor their agreement, the Memorandum of Understanding, that says they will respect each other's contracts.
Katie Strang tweeted this earlier today on the NHL's position:
#CBA Via email, Bill Daly said KHL has confirmed they honor agreement with NHL that NHL player cannot play there once lockout lifted
— Katie Strang (@KatieStrangESPN) January 8, 2013
And Dmitry Chesnokov got a similar statement from the KHL:
The KHL also confirmed they stay by/honor their agreement with the NHL (respecting each other's contracts).
— Dmitry Chesnokov (@dchesnokov) January 8, 2013
Whether or not the KHL and NHL intend to move forward with enforcing this is an entirely different story. The KHL could bar Visnovsky from playing for Slovan, or they could idly watch as he continues to play. It wouldn't seem to make sense for the KHL to start a fight over an older player like Visnovsky with little time on his NHL deal (Ilya Kovalchuk, however, different story). Visnovsky's team plays a home game at 1pm ET today against Traktor Čeľabinsk. Visnovsky is in the lineup but since the lockout isn't technically over, we can't take this as a sign of the KHL's stance on him.


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By Ken LarsonSun Advocate Publisher
The Mobile Meals program provides over 170 nutritional meals to Carbon County Seniors, all 60 years or older. According to Viki Bowman, Director of the Price Senior Center, the Mobile meals participation is increasing at an accelerating rate this summer.
Carbon is one of the few counties in Utah that does not have a waiting list to receive the meals. In other words everyone that has applied for the program is getting a meal.
The purpose of the mobile meals program is to meet one third of the daily nutritional requirements for people over 60 years old.
With two drivers in the Price, Helper and Wellington areas and delivery to over 150 locations, not everyone receives their meal at lunch time. Bowman explained that the state guidelines require that the meals need to be delivered before 2:30 p.m. Bowman suggests "that if the meal is delivered after the time that lunch would normally be eaten, then go ahead and eat the food that would normally be ate and place the mobile meal in the refrigerator to be used for an evening meal."
Meals are delivered five days a week and then on weekends and holidays frozen meals are provided.
The staff at the Senior Center selects the menu, but it is approved by a dietitian. The meals that are provided for the mobile program are the same meals that are served at the center.
Although the local program receives some state and federal funding, Carbon County is extremely generous and contributes about 60 percent of the funding, says Bowman, adding that when the state cut the 2002 budget it was the county that reassured the local program that no one needs to fear being denied a meal this year. A $2 per meal donation is suggested and most people pay it, says Bowman.
East Carbon residents have one driver delivering 20 meals therefor delivery time in this community is made by noon.
The Center also sells the Ensure supplement which is a nutritional meal replacement drink. With a doctor's prescription the center sells a case for about $13 which is about half the cost it would be at a grocery outlet.
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The Mont Harmon Junior High Running Raptors Running Club visited Vernal for a meet and came away with top finishes.
At their last meet in Vernal on Wednesday, Sept. 12, the athletes ran a course that was two miles long. The girls team took first place by just one point. In the meet Mont Harmon's girls of Sarah Ohlwiler, Zahrah Rossi, and Sadie Crompton finished 2nd, 3rd, and 4th to lead the team to victory. Emily Jesperson and Cami Taylor completed the top five which are the only ones that count in the team scoring.
The boys team finished third as Drew Jones led the team with a 7th place finish. The other team members for Mont Harmon's top five were in order: Tiger Thayn, Jamin Jensen, Logan Engar and Paul Bryner.
This is the third year the team has been in existence, according to head coach Jeff Ohlwiler.
Mont Harmon Junior High team call themselves the Running Raptors Running Club because 5th and 6th graders are on the team as well.
This year the team has between 25-30 athletes ranging from 5th - 9th grades. Ohlwiler said the team has a strong eighth grade running class as the top three girls and top eight boys are all eighth graders.
"The kids we have this year are great. They work hard and have fun together," said Ohlwiler. Practices are held right after school from 3 to 4 p.m. at Washington Park.
The next meet will be at the Carbon Golf Course on Sept. 26.


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And still IE has the majority. I hate that.
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I have the gmail notifyer, google PR, Google Preview, InfoRSS and Justblogit installed at home.
At work I have some others....
Ditto. IE is a pop-up loving, no tab having, whore :evil: . For all the shit that they try to "protect" us from at work, we still get to experience pop-up hell.Originally Posted by postlogic";p="6737
Actually, I think the number of downloads is even higher. Think of all the downloads through mirrors and repositories.
Yeah, and I think that the IE usage statistics are a little faulty. In most browsers, you can tell it to identify it as Internet Explorer, that way stupid IE only sites allow you in. And yeah, Mozilla extensions are the best thing ever. Did everyone hear that Microsoft might be releasing IE 7? Yeah, apparently they are concerned about security and they are working on it. THe problem with that is that it is still based on the original IE code, which is a little dated and proven to be shitty. I don't think they can stop the FireFox revolution!!!
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Ryan Yet to (Publicly) Make Decision on Starter Next Week
Now that Rex Ryan benched the guy who he believed "gives the Jets the best chance to win" where does the head coach go from here? All season Rex Ryan has been looking for a quarterback who is smart enough to stay out of the way and he got that from his third stringer, albeit against another struggling team.
Either way, Sanchez didn't see it coming and Rex hasn't made his mind up, according to the NY Daily News.
"I didn't expect it, but it doesn't matter," Sanchez said. "It's the coach's call."
Ryan, whose team must win its final four games to have any chance at the postseason, was noncommittal about his starting quarterback for next week in Jacksonville.
"I'll let you guys know who's going to be the quarterback when I'm ready to," Ryan said. "But right now we'll look at our situation and evaluate it as the week goes on."
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.com
The fact that Mark Sanchez admits that he didn't expect to get benched tells me all I need to know about the planet on which he lives.
On Planet Sanchez, everyone makes millions of dollars, everyone gets to sleep with models and actresses and everyone can do their job in a criminally negligent fashion without any fear of reprisal. Congratulations Mark Sanchez, you are now officially the world's grandest troll.
We'll see what Ryan does this week, but I'm not sure which way he'll lean. Some reporters seem to think McElroy will keep the job, but we'll just have to wait and see. With the Steelers winning their game the Jets chances dropped precipitously of making a postseason run. The Jets have given Mark Sanchez every chance this season and he's wasted every one that's been offered. Yes, Ryan made the call to bench Sanchez on a Sunday in the midst of one of his quarterback's worst (that's saying a lot) games of his career, but I can't be sure whether or not that's a decision he'll stick by in coming weeks. I guess it depends on whether or not Rex Ryan has changed his core "beliefs" about his quarterback.


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Phil Keoghan, the host of The Amazing Race, left Los Angeles on his bike headed for New York, with his wingman Ben, best friend Scott, Greg a former California Highway Patrolman, and his dad. Through sandstorms and freezing temperatures, to illness and injury, Phil rode 3,500 miles in 40-days - while raising $500,000 for the National MS Society. Come and see this exciting documentary of his journey.
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2015 Eastern European
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FEEFHS Announces Change in Name and Focus
Thom Edlund, President, recently announced that FEEFHS has changed its name to the Foundation for East European Family History Studies. Formerly called the Federation of East European Family History Societies, FEEFHS was organized in 1992 as an umbrella organization for many organizations that focused their research efforts on areas of East Europe and Transcaucasia. The Federation provided a Web portal and published a journal distributed to members. As technology evolved and member societies grew, these services became less relevant, and FEEFHS discontinued the journal and membership fees in 2009.
20th Annual Conference Highlights
Thom Edlund, President of FEEFHS, delivers the keynote address at the 20th Annual Conference Closing Banquet, August 2013.
The 2013 workshop hosted individuals from 24 states and two Canadian provinces – some who have attended as many as five, nine, eleven, even twenty years, as well as many who were attending for their first time.
The program opened with a networking reception, featuring Eastern European hors'doevres, and wrapped up with a closing banquet and keynote address, door prizes, awards, and the recognition of John Alleman, one of FEEFHS original founders.
FEEFHS was founded in 1992 as the Federation of East European Family History Societies to promote family research in eastern and central Europe. It provides a forum for individuals and organizations focused on a single country or group of people to exchange information and be updated on developments in the field. We invite you to peruse our resource directory, map library, journals archive, event calendar, conference information, and join our e-lists and Facebook chats.
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Please note that FEEFHS does not undertake research for individuals.
This website is a resource to help you get started.
In addition, we encourage you to contact societies specializing in your area. Also, check the Wiki at FamilySearch for possible sources. You could also try mailing lists, the forums which help genealogists share their problems and solutions.
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A bicyclist was airlifted after an accident at the Rocky Knob Park just before dark last night. The bicyclist, said to be a 20-year old male, suffered possible head injuries in a crash near the power lines that cross the property, an area well away from easy access.
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Edison provides their students with a high quality education that still feel homey. I was very impressed with the quality of educators that instructed the classes. Most professors were had PhD or were PhD quality.
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I haven't had the food here
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Categories Comments Campus Safety
The campus has great safety policies and a great parking facility for students. There is a parking officer who keeps an eye on the parking lot and for violators. I think this helps keep Edison safe, and keeps the cars from getting broken into also.
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Edison offers different clubs and activities rather if its for academics or just for fun. All though I personally am not involved with them I know some of my friends are very involved with campus activities. I work more than 60 hours a week so Its very hard for me to stay involved with more than just my classes.
Great for these types of students
Edison is great for all types of students young out of high school or middle aged ready for a new career and a new start. With the helpful professors and flexible classes Edison is a great school for a variety of students.
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Not that I have ever been familiar with, but I usually take my classes online so I'm not to familiar with the campus traditions.
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I think that Edison is a great school with a wonderful price tag. I really like that you can get your associates degree at a community college and then move on to bigger and better things. I think that also the dual enrollment option to get your bachelors at another partner school is a great way to save money!
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Edison being located in Piqua, Ohio there really isn't much fun things to do. However Edison does have a volleyball team and a basketball team that is fun to go watch during the sports seasons. I also enjoy going to Edison to go to the internet cafe to do homework or to meet up with my friends.
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I have really only ate in the cafeteria in Edison a handful of times but, they have a fair selection of different types of foods to eat. The wraps, and subs are usually what I would get and they were always fresh and delicious!
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Edison doesn't have any dorms.
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I have really enjoyed my professors at Edison and I feel that they are all knowledgeable and well educated. They are helpful when you have questions and are understandable if something comes up in your life and you need help with an assignment.
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I think that students considering on going to Edison would be making a wise decision on saving money and getting the boring classes out of the way to move on to another school and transfer the credits they earned at Edison.
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I think that Edison is a good school to take your general education classes. The price is reasonable and I feel that the teachers are qualified for the classes they teach. I also appreciate the online classes that are offered at Edison Community College.
Paige from Sidney, OH05/09/2012
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They are major on security.
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Great for anyone that needs a two year degree and is not receiving financial aid or loans.
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Is not a university, so it doesn't have dorms or places to stay on campus.
What to do for fun
Edison has a lot of different events held at the campus and also advertises for local outside events.
Food and Dining
Awesome cafeteria and lounge.
Dorm Life
There is no dorm life.
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I learned everything I needed to know for most of my classes, however the speed of some classes were too fast for me.
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You should talk with an admissions helper before doing anything. They are really good at steering people in the right direction step by step so no one feels lost.
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Edison is a good community college. They do well with helping you with academics and advising. They are very good at answering any questions about degrees or programs and finding what best suits you.
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Great for jump-starting your college education.
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There are athletic teams you can join, a new walking trail with exercise checkpoints, and a gym. There are also various student organizations, like the photography club.
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The cafeteria is very small, but the food is generally well-received.
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There is no on-campus housing. There are, however, apartments nearby.
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Most gen ed classes are pretty straightforward and easy to navigate. Academic writing is not required in most classes.
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Research your potential professors/instructors as much as possible ahead of time.
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You'll meet a diverse student body, comprised of adults continuing their education, high school students in the PSEOP program, and everyone in between.
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I had a bad experience at Edison, but I know many people who have greatly benefited from attending.
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I did not enjoy the environment there. Neither the students or the teachers seemed very enthusiastic or pleased to be there.
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Try your best to get into PSESOP! <:)
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Turn a classic mason jar into a soap or lotion dispenser in your bathroom.
Step 1: First, measure and mark the center of the jar's lid.
Step 2: Using a 1/2" high-speed steel drill bit (about $10; local hardware store), drill a hole to fit the width of a soap dispenser pump. We used pumps from old lotion bottles.
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For a short-cut version, you could nix making the jam here and simply use prepared plum or fig jam, or another minimally sweet jam.
YIELD: Makes 2 dozen cookies
IngredientsTomato-Tart Cherry Jam
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3 tablespoons minced shallot or onion
- 1 cup finely chopped seeded tomato
- 1/2 cup dried tart cherries
- 1/4 cup water, plus more if needed
- 3/4 teaspoon minced fresh thyme, or 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt or flaky or coarse sea salt
- 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 cup finely grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup cream cheese, at room temperature
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt or flaky or coarse sea salt
To make the jam, heat the olive oil in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add the shallot and cook, stirring often, until tender and aromatic but not browned, 2 to 3 minutes. Stir in the tomato, dried cherries, water, thyme, and salt and continue cooking until the cherries are plumped and the tomatoes are soft, about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Let cool, then puree the jam in the food processor, adding a bit more water as needed to achieve a texture a bit thinner than applesauce. Set aside.
Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat.
Combine the flour and Parmesan cheese in a food processor and pulse until the cheese is finely ground and well blended with the flour. Add the butter and cream cheese and pulse just until a cohesive dough forms, scraping down the sides as needed; avoid overmixing.
Form the dough into 24 balls about 1 1/4 inches in diameter and set them on the baking sheet about 1 inch apart. Press your thumb into the center of each ball to make an indentation (it's normal for the edges to crack a bit, but you can gently pinch together any particularly large cracks). Fill each indentation with some of the jam, about 1/2 teaspoon each.
Bake the cookies until firm and nicely browned around the edges, 30 to 35 minutes. Because this dough is a bit dense, be sure the cookies are thoroughly cooked, beyond just a light golden brown. If you pull them out too soon they may still be a bit underdone in the center. You can always snag one from the tray and break it in two to check—a snack for the cook.
Let cool slightly on the baking sheets, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Arrange the cookies on a platter for serving, or store in an airtight container for up to 2 days.
Seeding Tomatoes
In most recipes for which I'm using fresh tomatoes, I don't bother with seeding them before using. But in this case, I do prefer to use just the firmer tomato flesh, discarding the seeds before chopping the tomato. In this concentrated jam-like mixture, omitting the seeds—which hold a lot of moisture in the membrane that surrounds them—results in a smoother, more consistent texture in the end.
To remove the seeds, I halve the tomato across the middle (rather than from end-to-end) and simply use my fingers to scoop out the seeds from the separate cavities in which they're nestled.
Reprinted with permission from Salty Snacks: Make Your Own Chips, Crisps, Crackers, Pretzels, Dips, and Other Savory Bites by Cynthia Nims. Copyright © 2012 by Cynthia Nims; photographs copyright © 2012 by Jennifer Martiné. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, a division of Random House, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher
Cynthia Nims studied cooking at La Varenne Ecole de Cuisine and has authored or coauthored thirteen cookbooks, including Gourmet Game Night, Memorable Recipes, and Rover's. She is the former editor of Simply Seafood magazine and food editor for Seattle Magazine, and she contributes to Cooking Light, Coasting Living, and Sunset. She ahd her husband live in Seattle, Washington, and her blog, Mon Appétit, can be found at www.monappetit.com.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories106
- Carbohydrates8 g (3%)
- Fat7 g (11%)
- Protein3 g (5%)
- Saturated Fat4 g (20%)
- Sodium140 mg (6%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber0 g (2%)
- Monounsaturated Fat2 g
- Cholesterol18 mg (6%)


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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
Even though it has been dead, buried and apparently forgotten for almost 50 years now, Helper's old Central School can still create problems.
The teeth of an excavation trackhoe bit into the concrete foundation last week on Locust Street between First and Second West. It was a surprise that required some unexpected work on the modernization of a section of the city's underground infrastructure.
The school, once a landmark in Helper, was completely destroyed by a fire on Aug. 24, 1964, just one week before school was to begin.
Witnesses said the fire seemed to explode, engulfing the building in flames in a matter of minutes. Through brick on the outside, the interior of the building, including the flooring, was wood.
The school lost its pride and joy - a library with the latest in audio-visual gear - according to the Helper Journal.
In the decades before its fiery demise, though, Helper Central had acquired a reputation for more than a great library. Noreen Jewkes recalls the "wonderful teachers" there, including Sally Mauro, who later became principal.
Jewkes also remembers that school lunch first began being served there while she was a student. It was just soup in those days.
"Tasted like dishwater," said Walter Borla. "But on Fridays we got to splurge. We got hot chocolate. It cost us five cents a day."
Jim Pugliese, another former student, recalls Sally Mauro saying something about being uneasy being alone in the school. "She said she always thought there was something wrong," he said.
Ironically, according to the Helper Journal account of the fire, the principal had been in the school on Sunday, the day before the fire, getting classrooms ready for the opening of school the next week.
Mauro had taught at Central School continuously since 1928 and said she was heartsick at the loss of her "first and most important home."
The cause of the blaze was not determined. Fire Chief Louis Martinelli suspected that fumes from wood floor sealer had accumulated in the attic and were somehow touched off, perhaps by a static discharge. That would account for the explosive spread of the fire that Martinelli saw.
This all happened just weeks after an extensive remodeling and refurbishing costing more than $5,000, the Journal noted.
The shell of the old school was razed, and the foundation simply buried.
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Desert Thunder Raceway results announced for May 1 event. During a regularly scheduled racing event, competitors raced for the trophy at the Desert Thunder Raceway. The results include the following winners.
In the mini event, Bill Rowley took home the trophy with his first place finish. Terence Pine followed in second place and Kevin Gurr placed third.
In the street event, Mickey Stubbings finished in first place and captured the trophy. Darrin Bradley followed with a second place finish while Brett Alderson completed the race in third place.
The pure event found Paul Perez finishing in first place while Jake Johnson finished in second place. Sam Marrelli earned the trophy and finished the pure event in third place.
In the late event, Hubert Wilson gathered the trophy along with a first place finish. Rounding out the late event placement roster was Corey Smith in second place and Mike McGinn in third place.
Finally, in the ATV competition, Tony Martinez finished in first place and with the event trophy. Derek Mabbutt followed in second place while Chris Martinez rounded out the event with a third place finish.
Forest supervisor selected for Manti-LaSal National Forest. Recently, the USDA Forest Service announced that Alice Carlton will be the new forest supervisor for the Manti-LaSal National Forest which is based in Price.
Carlton has an extensive background in forestry and earned a bachelor of science degree in forest management from Oregon State University.
"The Manti-LaSal National Forest will offer me new and exciting challenges. I look forward to working with the employees, the people who use the forest, our partners and others interested in the management of the Manti-LaSal," commented the newly appointed supervisor.
Carlton will begin her duties as forest supervisor July 27.
The new appointment comes after Elaine Zieroth, the current Manti LaSal supervisor decided to transfer to the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest.
Castle Country Horse Show Association gears up for summer series. Starting June 7 at the Carbon County Fairgrounds, the Castle Country Horse Show Association will kick off their regular summer series.
The series will span over the next several months with events taking place in both Carbon and Emery counties.
Riders of all ages are urged to participate and compete for prizes.
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16 U.S. Code § 1881d - Incidental harvest research
(a) Collection of information
Within nine months after October 11, 1996, the Secretary shall, after consultation with the Gulf Council and South Atlantic Council, conclude the collection of information in the program to assess the impact on fishery resources of incidental harvest by the shrimp trawl fishery within the authority of such Councils. Within the same time period, the Secretary shall make available to the public aggregated summaries of information collected prior to June 30, 1994 under such program.
(b) Identification of stock
The program concluded pursuant to subsection (a) of this section shall provide for the identification of stocks of fish which are subject to significant incidental harvest in the course of normal shrimp trawl fishing activity.
(c) Collection and assessment of specific stock information
For stocks of fish identified pursuant to subsection (b) of this section, with priority given to stocks which (based upon the best available scientific information) are considered to be overfished, the Secretary shall conduct—
(1) a program to collect and evaluate information on the nature and extent (including the spatial and temporal distribution) of incidental mortality of such stocks as a direct result of shrimp trawl fishing activities;
(2) an assessment of the status and condition of such stocks, including collection of information which would allow the estimation of life history parameters with sufficient accuracy and precision to support sound scientific evaluation of the effects of various management alternatives on the status of such stocks; and
(d) Bycatch reduction program
Not later than 12 months after October 11, 1996, the Secretary shall, in cooperation with affected interests, and based upon the best scientific information available, complete a program to—
(1) develop technological devices and other changes in fishing operations necessary and appropriate to minimize the incidental mortality of bycatch in the course of shrimp trawl activity to the extent practicable, taking into account the level of bycatch mortality in the fishery on November 28, 1990;
(2) evaluate the ecological impacts and the benefits and costs of such devices and changes in fishing operations; and
(e) Report to Congress
The Secretary shall, within one year of completing the programs required by this section, submit a detailed report on the results of such programs to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate and the Committee on Resources of the House of Representatives.
(f) Implementation criteria
To the extent practicable, any conservation and management measure implemented under this chapter to reduce the incidental mortality of bycatch in the course of shrimp trawl fishing shall be consistent with—
(1) measures applicable to fishing throughout the range in United States waters of the bycatch species concerned; and
Source(Pub. L. 94–265, title IV, § 405, as added Pub. L. 104–297, title II, § 206,Oct. 11, 1996, 110 Stat. 3611.)
References in Text
This chapter, referred to in subsec. (f), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 94–265, Apr. 13, 1976, 90 Stat. 331, as amended, known as the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1801 of this title and Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 405 ofPub. L. 94–265, amended section 971 of this title and enacted provisions formerly set out as a note under section 971 of this title, prior to being amended generally by Pub. L. 104–297.
Change of Name
Committee on Resources of House of Representatives changed to Committee on Natural Resources of House of Representatives by House Resolution No. 6, One Hundred Tenth Congress, Jan. 5, 2007.
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Images from the inspection of a suspicious package found at Vero Beach City Hall on Thursday, July 11, 2013.
Deputy Pat Faiella (left) and detective Paul Taylor, both of the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office, walk east on State Road 60 in front of Vero Beach City Hall after inspecting an unattended briefcase found Thursday evening. X-rays done on the item revealed clothing and toiletries inside, according to city police Capt. Brian Conway. City police cleared the scene about 7:30 p.m., opening the area to traffic. They had cordoned off the area between 20th Street and U.S. 1 and 10th and 11th avenues because of an unattended briefcase was found about 4:45 p.m. on the northeast corner of the building on 20th Place.


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