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POTSDAM Instead of buying stickers to have non-recyclable trash hauled away, village residents soon may be buying branded garbage bags.
Casella Waste Services, which manages trash pickup in the village, presented the bags plan to the village Board of Trustees on Monday.
The 15-gallon bags would be sold in packs of 10, at $1.40 per bag. Consumers would pay an extra dollar per pack in taxes if they purchased the bags from a store instead of directly from the village.
The stickers, sold in packs of 20, cost $1.25 each; this does not include the price of a garbage bag.
The long-standing sticker system has a few problems, according to Casella spokesman Chester W. Skip Bisnett.
We struggle today with stickers, Mr. Bisnett said.
First, the stickers are fairly easy to counterfeit, which is a problem that Casella and village police have been dealing with for a long time.
Weve never had anyone arrested, but weve certainly threatened it, Mr. Bisnett said.
The stickers also are prone to falling off the bags in extreme cold. This can upset village residents when their trash is left on the curb because the sticker is absent.
The new bags would be bright yellow and emblazoned with the Casella logo on one side and the villages logo on the other. They would be nearly impossible to counterfeit, and would remove all doubt as to whether villagers are following the rules.
Casella also would sell 30-gallon bags, at $2.80 each, in packs of five.
The bags will not be biodegradable.
Since Casella introduced zero-sort recycling last year, the recycling rate has jumped 9 percent, while trash going to the landfill dropped 61.39 tons from the year before. However, the trash that remains is heavier, according to Mr. Bisnett, which means it is important that the cost per bag is paid in full. Recyclable materials tend to be bulky and lighter than non-recyclables; with fewer pizza boxes and milk jugs ending up in landfills, the remaining trash is more dense.
If the program is approved, there will be a period during which both stickers and bags are accepted, in order to allow residents to use up remaining stickers. Casella also would accept trade-ins of stickers for bags.
Village trustees said they will wait to hear feedback from residents before acting on the proposal. If it is approved, it will be implemented early this summer.
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OGDENSBURG When Melissa Lucas, Ogdensburg, saw a posting by a Facebook user on a garage sale page about a sick and injured kitten found behind Pizza Hut, 1010 Paterson St., she immediately took action to try to save it.
Many people were posting with good intentions, but no one was looking at the whole picture, Ms. Lucas said. I stepped in, and we went out to find the kitten.
Ms. Lucas took the kitten, which she named Tuffy, to Town & Country Veterinary Clinic, 904 County Route 4. But by time she reached the clinic, Ms. Lucas was too late. The 2-month-old kittens injuries, made worse by maggots, were too difficult to treat. Tuffy died the next morning.
It was heartbreaking, she said.
But out of tragedy came hope. Ms. Lucas vowed to help the other kittens and cats nearby that were also feeding from the dumpster behind the restaurant.
Ms. Lucas has started her own animal rescue called Hands Helping Paws out of her home in honor of Tuffy. Her goal was to catch 10 to 15 cats by December and have them medically treated by the St. Lawrence Valley Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 6718 Route 68, and sterilized by the non-profit Spay/Neuter/Now, Hammond. She is hoping to trap her first two cats by Aug. 29.
She has accepted a few donations of litter boxes and cat carriers to help get her started.
I have friends volunteering their time to help trap and care for the animals, too, she said.
Ms. Lucas said it can be tough collecting and housing all the cats, most of which are feral.
With the help of willing friends, Ms. Lucas can house up to six cats at a time.
To care for each of the cats, Ms. Lucas is paying out of her own pocket. The cost of spaying or neutering, vaccinating and administering flea control medicine for each cat can cost up to $45.
By October, Ms. Lucas hopes her rescue will achieve official nonprofit status so she can begin accepting donations.
Ms. Lucas said she has always had a passion for helping animals and is currently studying for her veterinarian technician certification.
If we were hurt, we would go to the hospital or somebody would help us, she said. But if a cat is sick, many people just shrug shoulders and say, Its just a cat. Thats not right.
This is not Ms. Lucass first time rescuing cats and animals.
I have had past experience doing the same thing in Florida, she said. But this is different than Tampa. There are not as many rescues up here.
The abundance of feral and stray cats is a huge problem in the city and across the country, she said.
The SPCA doesnt have the time or the support to manage populations, Ms. Lucas said. They have to care for several dogs and cats at a time. They need people to help out to do something about the strays and feral issue.
In the next few years, Ms. Lucas hopes to build a kennel for the cats.
I definitely see this growing, she said. I am starting small and dreaming big.
For more information about the Hands Helping Paws, visit facebook.com/hhprescue.
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Perfect for staying warm while curled up with a good book, this is the lady's reading shawl made in County Kildare, Ireland. The shawl's two front panels feature the traditional wide patch pockets useful for tucking away a paperback or e-reader, as well as a pair of glasses and a notebook for recording favorite passages, and its enveloping design covers the full back, chest and upper arms while leaving the hands free to turn pages. Knit from soft merino wool, the cozy shawl is finished with fringe and incorporates historic Aran patterns, such as the tree of life cable stitch that represents the different cycles of our lives. The shawl is made by a firm whose roots can be traced back to Kate O'Shea, the first Irishwoman to commercially sell her handknit garments in 1856. Natural. One size fits most. (1 1/3 lbs.)
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This is not the best example of the wonderful Irish workmanship I've ever seen. The stitches are rather loose and subject to pull. It is not a one size fits all. I am average size and find it a bit small overall. The costs certainly does not match the garment. However, I will keep it since I really like shawls. I just wish it were a better quality and a more generous fit overall.
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By Auntie A
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My Husband just got me one for Christmas. I had seen it in the catalog but thought it just looked like something a grandmother would use and never gave it a second look. When I opened it I was thinking what am I going to do with this? Then I started using it at night when watching TV.I'm short so right away I found it was just the right size for me so I do not feel like I have a hugh heavy blanket on me. Also it has open arms so it's easy to have your shoulders and part of your arms covered and still have them free to grab your cup of tea or laptop...I like it because you can wear a sleveless top so you don't over heat and then put this around you when chilly and its warm with out making you feel to wraped up. The workmanship is beautiful.I'm gald my husband knew I needed it! It's a keeper:)
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Keeps the chill off my shoulders.
By WAH
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The delivery was amazingly prompt.Well advertised by H/S, it helped me choose a gift for "someone who has everything".The merino wool and tailoring was excellent.
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By Joanie
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This is a lovely gift with a reasonable price. Well received by recipient.
Would like wrap longer
By Patches
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Noted above - too short for me - needs to come longer for tall peopleThere are a couple of missed knitting knots - having to mend the threads myself
A great gift.
By Caladyblue
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I love the feel and fit of this shawl.
It's a wrap
By KhakinVinings
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The reading wrap is perfect for sitting around and need a little warmth. I love Irish products because of their quality & design and I'm 100% Irish.Keep the Irish products coming.
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By DeejusMP
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I use this when I am knitting or reading. Keeps my shoulders warm and gives me a place to keep my cell phone, reading glasses, and little extras in the nice big pockets. Since I am on the taller side it would be great if could be longer to cover more of my back. Than it would be great to wear out of the house.
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The Shawl had that "made in a cottage" look, which makes it look even more cosy. My girlfriend likes to cuddle up and read, so the shawl wrapped around her shoulders made her reading even more cosy, and warm.
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Immediately following the verdict in the 1992 case of the brutal beating of Rodney King, a Los Angeles man said: "It's going to get pretty worser." He was right.
After the smoke cleared, 43 people were dead, thousands were injured and the city suffered an estimated $1 billion worth of damage.
I predict it's going to get pretty "worser" in this Nation as the trial of George Zimmerman approaches.
Last week, an all-white jury acquitted Andrew Bloomberg, a former Houston police officer who allegedly used excessive force when apprehending 15-year-old burglar Chad Holley. After the trial, protesters took to the street outside the courthouse.
Portions of the Houston uprising call to mind the emotions that swirled following the initial acquittal of the four white officers who stood trial for King's beating.
Ironically, the protesters in Houston seemed more concerned with Trayvon Martin than Holley. With the chant "We fired up, won't take it no more" and a call to go to the polls "I can speak for Trayvon Martin, people, please get out and vote," protesters rallied angrily around the Houston courthouse.
As more evidence surfaces, the media are finally beginning to acknowledge that Zimmerman's claim of self-defensive seems credible. Police and medical reports confirm injuries to Zimmerman's head and face. Police reports also contain statements from two different witnesses who say that Zimmerman was on the ground, being straddled and punched by someone in a hoodie. Even the lead investigator on the case, Officer Christopher Serino, concluded that Zimmerman was "yelling for help as he was being battered by Trayvon Martin."
Another document states that Zimmerman can be heard yelling for help 14 times during a 911 call. A police report also reveals that Martin's father said that a voice yelling for help on a 911 call was not the voice of his son.
Autopsy results have revealed that Martin, who had been suspended from school for marijuana possession, suffered injuries to his knuckles and had THC, the drug found in marijuana, in his blood.
As the evidence mounts, Martin's squeaky clean media-created reputation is quickly being tarnished.
Although all the facts are not known, the trial is beginning to seem like a lose-lose proposition. Either a half-white mentor of black kids will spend time behind bars, or the city of Sanford, Fla., will become the next Los Angeles.


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CANTON Jilted by her own party this week, Republican Mary Ann Ashley won the nomination to run for Canton mayor on the Democratic line during the party caucus Thursday evening.
Ms. Ashley, a village trustee, will challenge incumbent David P. Curry, who won the Republican caucus nomination Wednesday, in the Nov. 5 election.
Robert N. Wells, a former Canton mayor, and several other Democrats said that Ms. Ashley has demonstrated the work ethic needed for the mayors job and that they were ready to support her candidacy even though she is not a registered Democrat.
We have someone here who is very qualified. Ive never seen anyone work harder, Mr. Wells said. Sometimes things go wacky. I would have loved to have had her on my board.
While the majority of Democrats voted for Ms. Ashley by a show of hands, some voiced opposition to endorsing a Republican, regardless of qualifications. Roughly 30 Democrats attended the caucus.
The Rev. Michael Cantanzaro said nominating a Republican sent the wrong message. I see this as a supremely bad idea, he said.
No Democrats were nominated for mayor, paving the way for Ms. Ashley, who was nominated by Joseph N. Lamendola.
Responding to a question, Ms. Ashley said she is considering switching her party affiliation, but she made no promises.
To me its not about politics. Its not about the parties. Its about the people, she said.
She said she was approached by Democrats two years ago to run for mayor as a Democrat.
I am conservative financially, not socially, Ms. Ashley said.
Joseph J. Frank, an incumbent village trustee who is not seeking re-election, also spoke against the nomination, describing Ms. Ashley as conservative.
But fellow Trustee Daniel J. McDonnell, a Democrat, praised Ms. Ashley for her accomplishments on the village board, including her assistance in improving the villages fiscal condition and her active role in the annual budget process. She has also served on 10 different committees and donated her trustee salary to create a successful kayak rental program at Taylor Park thats generating money for the village.
The fact is she is the best person in this community to be the mayor, Mr. McDonnell said.
Paul F. Backus, a Canton Town Council member, agreed.
Look at the vision of the two people were talking about. Mary Ann is definitely the person for the job, he said.
In other races, Democrats endorsed Carol Pynchon and Brooke James-Rouse for two open village trustee seats.
The Democrats were unable to secure a candidate to run against incumbent Town Supervisor David T. Button, a Republican. James T. Smith, a town councilman who previously served as town supervisor, turned down a nomination for the supervisor post.
Former Mayor Charlotte Ramsay was nominated, but didnt win enough votes after caucus members learned she is out of the country and may be moving from Canton within the next several months.
Democrats were also unable to field a candidate to run against incumbent Town Clerk Lisa A. Hammond.
Edward J. McCarthy was endorsed by Democrats to run against incumbent town Highway Superintendent Terry A. Billings, a Republican.
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St. Patrick's Day Crafts for KidsCaitlin Palmer and Andrea Roxas
St. Patricks Day Crafts for Kids: Leprechaun hats, party favors, and more! 1 of 23
Handmade Clover Card 2 of 23Grab a piece of blank paper, some green paint, and your little one''s thumb to make this adorable St. Patrick''s Day card. We suggest writing a fun limerick inside to add a splash of Irish humor!
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Printable Gold Coin Bags 3 of 23Stuff some chocolate coins into cellophane bags, seal ''em up with these cute printable tags, and presto — you''ve got a festive lunchbox treat for the kiddies.
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Gold Bars 4 of 23Unwrap these gold bars to reveal yummy Rice Krispies treats that''ll make leprechauns everywhere jealous.
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St. Patty's Day Homemade Card 5 of 23Instead of pressing flowers, press a clover for this thoughtful St. Patty''s Day card. Bonus points if you find a four-leaf clover!
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Candy Pouches 6 of 23Stick green candy (try jelly beans or M&Ms) into these darling little personalized pouches, which are way easier to make than you think!
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Leprechaun Hat Cupcakes 7 of 23From the custom wrappers to the chocolate shamrock topping, these cupcakes just scream St. Patrick''s Day.
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Pot of Gold Table Settings 8 of 23We love the clever pipe-cleaner rainbow that sits atop this pot of (chocolate) gold.
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Shamrock Potato Stamp 9 of 23Little ones will have no trouble using this potato stamp on cards, party favors, or, let''s face it, their own hands.
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Shamrock Applique 10 of 23Adorn sweaters, socks, or T-shirts with this adorable felt appliqué, a small but sweet way to celebrate the holiday.
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Printable Party Favors 11 of 23From invitations to party hats to water bottle labels, these printable PDFs give you everything you need for a St. Patrick''s Day theme party.
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St. Patrick's Day Party Inspiration 12 of 23And if you''re still looking for more ways to deck out your party, let these rainbow decorations serve as your muse.
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Mini Leprechaun Hat 13 of 23This mini paper hat is super-easy to make, and your wee one will look so cute in it!
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Green Clovers Hat 17 of 23These printable party hat templates make it easy to be in the Irish spirit.
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A Little Tin of Shamrocks 18 of 23You can plant shamrocks, herbs, or any flower in this tin for a St. Patty''s Day gift that keeps on … growing.
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St. Patrick's Day Banner 19 of 23The paper four-leaf clovers hanging off this banner are sure to bring you some luck this year.
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Wheatgrass Gifts 21 of 23Swap out the table numbers for kids'' names to turn this centerpiece into a spring-y St. Patrick''s Day party favor.
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Veneta 2.0: 'We're literally creating our downtown'
VENETA, Ore. - For 30 years, Kathy Fox has worked Kelly's Hardware Store - and she still doesn't know where "downtown" is in Veneta.
"Where is downtown?" she laughs. "I think a lot of people equate the West Lake center over here as downtown. I don't if it's in the Veneta City limits or not."
A project to build a central commercial district off Highway 126 might make the answer to the question "Where is downtown?" a little less vague.
"Really, many business owners that come looking at us to re-locate a business don't really feel like there's much of a community here," said Ric Ingham, the city's administrator. "First and foremost, we want to be identified as having some town center that they can identify with."
The effort to re-develop West Broadway in Veneta starts with construction of four new streets and a pedestrian/bike path, complete with water and sewer service, paid for by urban renewal funds and grants.
Before the end of the year, those improvements and a new transit center should be ready.
The goal: to create more of a "there" to help Veneta stand out.
"It's part of that transition from having a bedroom community, where you don't relate as a town on your own, your just a side of Eugene," said Tabitha Eck, co-owner of Our Daily Bread. "So having a downtown gives you that center of community."
So where's "there" in Veneta?
Before construction started, residents were surveyed to find out where the downtown was in the Fern Ridge community.
Turns out most people thought it was north of 126 by Ray's Food Place.
But after construction's complete city officials hope the new "hub" is on Broadway.
"We continue to prime ourselves to be a better community for re-locating businesses and or industrial operations into Veneta and we're going to be aggressive with that," Ingham said.
It's an effort Eck thinks will pay off.
"After the timber industry died, we went through this period of not knowing who we are and where we were going to find monies to continue a community," she said, "and we're slowly developing into that tourism town."
A downtown could help give Veneta its own identity, in the hope that "if you build it, they will come".
"We're transitioning into having a personality of our own and a community of our own," Eck said. "So I think we're literally creating our downtown, not reforming or finding it."


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Old School Indie does what it says on the tin. An indie night like indie nights used to be. Get ready to remember the 1st time as Old School Indie takes you on journey through indie, rock 'n' roll, soul, synth and a bit more. There won't be loads of this new fangled music (well one or two if they are any good), no this is good, old fashioned, honest indie and the music that inspired it. Brought to you by the people that brought you Feeling Gloomy.
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Wauwatosa-based commercial real estate development firm Irgens announced today that it plans to develop an 18-story, 350,000-square-foot office building at 833 E. Michigan St. in downtown Milwaukee. The cost of the project is estimated at $100 million.
The site is currently occupied by the annex parking garage for the U.S. Bank Center.
BizTimes Milwaukee first reported in April that Irgens was working on a project at that site.
The new office building would be the new headquarters for the Godfrey & Kahn law firm, which would move there from the former M&I Bank headquarters building at 780 N. Water St. downtown. Godfrey & Kahn would occupy about 100,000 square feet in the top four floors of the building.
Irgens has been working for years to develop a new office building downtown that would be anchored by Godfrey & Kahn. A joint venture with Irgens and Van Buren Management owner Joel Lee to develop an office building just east of the Pfister Hotel fell through earlier this year.
"We continue to work with Irgens to pursue a development at (833 E. Michigan St.)," said Nic Wahl, managing partner of Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. "We have always liked that site and we think it would be great for the city of Milwaukee. As in all developments, things need to occur before the project becomes reality, but there seems to be some good momentum."
In addition to Godfrey & Kahn, Irgens has letters of intent from a 24,000-square-foot fitness center and a 20,000-square-foot office tenant for the building.
With a total of about 145,000 square feet committed, the project needs an additional tenant or tenants to commit to occupy 25,000 to 30,000 square feet of space to get the project off the ground, said Mark Irgens, chief executive officer, president and manager of Irgens. The firm's announcement today is an attempt to help attract interest from potential tenants. Bill Bonifas of CBRE is handling the leasing for the building.
Irgens said he hopes to break ground on the project during the first quarter of 2013. It will take 20 months to construct the building, he said.
U.S. Bank, which owns the site, is a committed partner in the project and will sell the property to Irgens and will assist in providing financing for the development. Other financing sources will also be pursued, Irgens said.
The building will be called 833 East Michigan. Irgens said it will be a glass and steel structure that "will feature the latest in building design and technology." Amenities in the building will include an outdoor terrace overlooking Lake Michigan, a skywalk to the U.S. Bank Center and its galleria, a street-level restaurant with outdoor seating and 323 on-site parking spaces. The building will utilize other parking spaces nearby, including some at the U.S. Bank Center parking structure.
"833 East Michigan will provide downtown Milwaukee with a sustainable, elegant, and state-of-the-art multi-tenant office building," Irgens said. "Along with our partners, we are excited to move this project forward as we firmly believe that it is achievable in both size and scope in today's economic environment."
Irgens hopes to achieve LEED certification for the project sustainable elements including energy-efficient heating and cooling systems, electric car charging stations and a bike-share transfer point.
Kahler Slater is the architect of record for the project.
The 833 East Michigan project could be built as development plans move forward for the Milwaukee County Downtown Transit Center site, located directed to the east. The Downtown Transit Center is an underutilized bus garage and county officials are seeking development proposals for the site, which is right on the lakefront. Irgens is one of four developers that responded to a request for information (RFI) from the county for the Downtown Transit Center site. The other developers are Rick Barrett (who is building The Moderne, a 30-story residential building under construction at Old World Third Street and Juneau Avenue downtown), Wauwatosa-based Wangard Companies and Minneapolis-based Ryan Cos., according to sources. Barrett is proposing a 40-story residential building for the site, according to sources. The County Board's Economic and Community Development Committee will review the proposals for the Downtown Transit Center at its July meeting.


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Abajo Mountains. Division of Wildlife Resources conservation officer Randall Scheetz reports that Blanding number three has been good for rainbow trout with PowerBait and spinners. Fishing success at Blanding number four has dropped to "fair" with PowerBait and spinners. Trout fishing at Recapture Reservoir has slowed to "fair." Red PowerBait is recommended for 13 inch rainbow trout. A few pike have been coming out of Recapture, including a reported catch of a 30 inch Northern. Scheetz describes fishing at Monticello and Foy reservoirs as fair to good with salmon eggs, PowerBait or spinners.
Gigliotti Pond. This new pond in Helper will be filled and stocked by May 25 for its grand opening.
Huntington Creek. No report. Harvest of brown trout on the left fork is encouraged, where the limit is four fish. On the left fork, fish must be taken with artificial flies or lures. On the right fork, from Flood and Engineer's Canyon upstream to Electric Lake dam, only two trout may be taken and artificial flies must be used. No bait or lures are allowed in this section.
Huntington Game Farm Pond. The trout limit is four. The bluegill limit is 10. The bass limit is four, but only one bass larger than 15 inches. Limits are the same for all licensed anglers and unlicensed anglers under 14 years of age.
Huntington North Reservoir (near the city of Huntington). Conservation officer Kip Draper reports that fishing has generally been slow for trout. He notes that some bass are being caught. He recommends a Jake's Spin-a-Lure for trout. Jigs have been working well for largemouth bass, where the limit is two. All bass over 12 inches must be immediately released.
Huntington Reservoir (near the top of Huntington Canyon). No report. Release of tiger trout is encouraged so that fish can grow larger. Any brown trout caught should be harvested. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout and trout with cutthroat markings.
Joes Valley Reservoir. Conservation officer Kip Draper reports that fishing has been very slow. Anglers are encouraged to release all larger splake for control of the abundant Utah chub population. The splake limit is two fish. All splake between 15 to 20 inches must be immediately released.
Lasal Mountains. Conservation officer Edward Meyers says the roads to Dons, Hidden, and Oowah lakes are now open. The road to Warner wa scheduled to open the weekend of May 4.Dark Canyon and Medicine lakes are also reachable, but have not been stocked yet. Early morning or late evening fishing at Kens Lake has been fair to good with traditional baits. Fly fishermen using dark leech patterns from a float tube have done well.
Lower Fish Creek. Angler Tom Ogden reports that fly fishing has been good for 6 to 14 inch brown trout using a Montana or hare's ear pattern. Best fishing success can be expected at least one mile below the dam. Access to the middle portion of the stream on DWR property will soon be open. Only artificial flies or lures can be used below the railroad bridge, which is about one mile below the dam.
Millsite Reservoir. Officer Kip Draper reports that Millsite has been producing limits of fish during the past few days. Draper recommends a worm tipped with marshmallow or PowerBait.
Scofield Reservoir. DWR southeastern region aquatics manager Louis Berg reports that fly, lure and bait fishing is currently poor due to murky water. This is a common phenomenon shortly after ice-out, when wind "turns over" the lake. Fishing should improve as the water clears over the next few weeks. Sergeant Carl Gramlich wishes to remind all anglers that fishing is not allowed in the tributaries until July. Gramlich reports that he and his officers have been writing a lot of tickets. Park ranger Ron Taylor wishes to notify anglers that the boat ramp to Madsen Bay will be closed until May 20, due to paving of the parking area. However, the Mountain View boat ramp remains in operation.
Wrigley Springs Reservoir. Wrigley Springs has been stocked for the first time this year.


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Although I did not attend Oglethorpe, I truly appreciate the experience of the Core Curriculum followed by all students. The interdisciplinary approach speaks to my own favorite classes from college. In particular, I had a tandem English Literature and Religious Studies class focused on "Mischief Makers in World Religions." For me, blurring the lines between subjects gave me the freedom to find my own voice and opinion. The experience inspired me to double-major in Psychology and Religious Studies. I look forward to participating in Oglethorpe's vibrant campus life and being inspired all over again.
Favorite spot on campus: The Turner Lynch Campus Center.
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Trigger sounds in software and sound modules.
The ControlPad is a compact performance instrument and drum-programming tool. The ControlPad is an eight-pad playing surface that you can connect to software via USB and hardware sound modules via MIDI. Play the sounds from virtually any MIDI software, drum module, synthesizer or keyboard workstation, or other MIDI instrument with your sticks.
The ControlPad has responsive rubber pads for natural response, rebound, and low stick-on-pad noise. It is velocity sensitive so you can be as expressive as you like. Plus, you can expand the ControlPad with additional pads and triggers. It has two trigger inputs for drum and cymbal pads or acoustic drum triggers plus a kick input, a hi-hat control connection, and a footswitch input for controlling other parameters like changing kits with your foot.
You can create up to 20 setups and store them in the ControlPad's memory. Advanced customizable programming capabilities include velocity sensitivity and curves, assignments, and more. The ControlPad works plug-and-play with Mac and PC, and is powered by its USB connection when working with a computer. You can also wall-power it when working with non-USB MIDI sound sources.
The ControlPad is easy to mount on stands and racks using the E-Percussion Module Mount, sold separately. You can easily integrate it into virtually any drum set or percussion setup or set up and play with nothing more than the ControlPad!
The ControlPad comes with EZDrummer Lite, a software drum module from Toontrack. EZDrummer Lite has samples of real drum kits.
The ControlPad enables you to play virtually any MIDI software or hardware with sticks.
- Eight-pad percussion playing surface
- USB-MIDI and DIN MIDI In and Out for controlling software and hardware sound modules
- Responsive rubber pads for natural response, rebound, and low stick-on-pad noise
- Velocity sensitive for expressive control
- Expandable with up to two triggers, pads, or electronic cymbals; kick and hi-hat control
- Footswitch input for controlling Inc/Dec parameters
- Create and store up to 20 setups
- Works plug-and-play with Mac and PC does not require software drivers
- Powered by USB when working with a computer; AC adapter included for DIN MIDI operation
- Mounts using E-Percussion Module Mount (sold separately) for integration into setups
- Comes with Toontrack EZDrummer Lite, a software drum module with samples of real drum kits
- This product is class compliant; it does not require drivers
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- Trigger pads: (8) velocity-sensitive, piezo
- Trigger inputs: (2) 1/4-inch
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- Hi-Hat control: 1/4-inch (switch - on/off)
- Footswitch: 1/4-inch TRS for up/down
- MIDI: USB, MIDI In, MIDI Out
Can I use ControlPad without a computer?ControlPad requires a computer to produce sounds, but offers a high level of expression and playability of any selected sound source on your computer.
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Old Photos of Cuba
We have a great new collection of vintage photos of Cuba. These photos include beautiful views of street scenes, old horse drawn wagons, street vendors, harbors, boats and cityscape views.
Cuba is home to over 11 million people and is the most populous island nation in the Caribbean. Its people, culture, and customs draw from diverse sources, such as the aboriginal Taíno and Ciboney peoples, the period of Spanish colonialism, the introduction of African slaves and its proximity to the United States.
Due to the current political climate, few people get to visit this lovely country that has great cultural and natural beauty to offer. We hope these photos help bring to light the beauty and wonderment that is Cuba.


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
Instead of spending spring break at the beach enjoying fun in the sun, CEU students with the SUN Center spent their time working up a sweat while providing help to people in need.
During the week of March 15-19, 19 students with the Serving Utah Network (SUN) Improvement Center went down to the Navajo Indian Reservation near the Four Corners area and spent the week working on various projects and learning about the culture and people in the area. One of the main projects included building wheelchair ramps for two sisters who are blind.
The humanitarian project brought a number of people into the fold as the wheelchair ramps were built at CEU by the welding department. Sen. David Hinkins (R-27) spent some time helping out the students and also provided two large mining belts for use by the sisters in getting around outside their homes.
The belts provided a walkway for the sisters to use in getting to each other's homes, which are separated by a quarter of a mile.
The students also helped remodel one of the sister's bathrooms and helped build a shade house which Navajos use to do various things like cook in and live in during the summer months.
"It brought a smile to my face to see everything we were able to help out with," said Cole Unsworth, CEU SUN Center president. 'It was an amazing feeling and experience."
United Way and Active Re-Entry helped work on the project with the SUN Center. Students held fundraisers to help pay for the trip and had to provide their own money to make the trip possible.
Bringing together a group of people working toward a common goal to help someone out was something that will be remembered for a while, Unsworth said.
"These projects bring together students of all different backgrounds, cultures," Unsworth said. "We formed friendships with each other and who we are taking the time to help out. The work seems overwhelming at the beginning, but at the end of the day after working hard, we were able to complete our goals."
While the trip involved hard work and sacrificing a week off from school, it was a chance to help others in need, said Bekah Robinson, CEU SUN Center leader.
"It's really great to go out to serve and help others out," Robinson said. "It's a sacrifice to give up your spring break but it's more worthwhile when you are helping someone else in need."
The SUN Center was established in May of 1993 with the goal to train student leaders who work with community partners to fill the needs and become a beneficial past of the area where they have chosen to attend school, according to the group's Web site.
The mission of the CEU Sun Center is to empower students, faculty and community members to become a part of the solution to the needs of the community, according to group's Web site.
Recently, students with the SUN Center, along with other students from colleges around Utah, went up to Salt Lake City spending the day at Primary Children's Medical Center.


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Merrily We Roll Along - Press Night - After Party
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CANTON Deborah E. Whitehill watched her son led away in chains Thursday morning following his arraignment on a weapons charge.
Within hours, she followed his lead.
Mrs. Whitehill, 58, was arrested by state police for allegedly sending threatening text messages to a witness in the case against Patrick F. Whitehill, 23. Both live at 349 Moran Road, Lisbon.
Mr. Whitehill was arrested on March 1 following an alleged domestic dispute and charged with second-degree harassment, fourth-degree criminal possession of a firearm, fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon as a convicted felon and driving on a suspended registration. The details of Mr. Whitehills previous conviction could not be immediately verified on Friday.
When Mr. Whitehill appeared before St. Lawrence County Judge Kathleen M. Rogers Thursday morning, the judge and sheriffs deputies had to ask Mrs. Whitehill several times to stop interrupting from the gallery as her son was arraigned, as she pleaded loudly for the judge to allow her son to remain free on bail pending further proceedings.
The exasperated judge returned Mr. Whitehill to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, without bail.
Troopers said Mrs. Whitehill then sent a threatening text message to the witness, whose name they did not release. According to state police records, the incident was reported at 10:19 a.m., and Mrs. Whitehill was arrested at 11 a.m. at her home.
Thursdays message was the second Mrs. Whitehill allegedly sent to the witness this week. According to arrest records filed in Lisbon Town Court, she also texted the woman on Tuesday afternoon to say Pat is in jail and that the woman and her son will be sorry.
The witness interpreted this text message as a threat of bodily harm by the defendant toward her and her son, troopers wrote. The details of her alleged second message were not released.
Mrs. Whitehill was charged with third-degree tampering with a witness, a class E felony, and second-degree aggravated harassment, a class A misdemeanor. She was arraigned before Potsdam Town Justice James A. Mason and committed to the Canton lockup in lieu of $5,000 cash or $10,000 bond. She is due to appear in Lisbon Town Court on Tuesday to answer the charges.
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Tribal Council just got back from a blessed, expansive, and life-changing trip to the west coast where we were fortunate enough to be part of two of the most progressive, integrative gatherings in the world: Symbiosis 2012 and Lightning in a Bottle 2012. Although we left our installation on the east coast (cross country transportation is tough!), we are absolutely thrilled to be setting up the Sanctuary at a variety of the east coast's leading visionary gatherings and music festivals. We've put so much time and intention into making this happen, and we've received many lessons on how to simply ask Spirit for what we want and allow things to unfold synchronistically.
It is especially exciting to see so many of our friends doing their part to step up and further the Southeast music scene towards a greater collective vision. I want to give a heart-filled shout out to the pioneering movers and shakers in the east coast visionary movement including our friends:
Rootwire Music Festival
Vision Lab Artist Development
AURA Music and Arts Festival
Brotherly Love Productions
Gnarnia the Festival
DJ Bowie
Keegan Keel
These people are dedicating their lives and their events to a higher cause, that is the evolution of humankind and the shift in collective consciousness, through direct progression of the music and arts scene in the Southeast. Many of these people are working double shifts at restaurants, spending long nights on the road, and losing money on events because they believe in something more important. They remember they are a part of something greater, and so are you! There is something extraordinary taking place right here and right meow, and these people are fueling it with their hearts, so keep an eye out for their events and support them! Tribal Council is excited to co:create with these entities this summer and in the future. There is no limit to what we can accomplish when we pool our resources in alignment with a higher vision to aid in the awakening of the collective consciousness on this planet.
Tribal Council is always looking for help from passionate and creative individuals who are interested in the integrative visionary movement. We are currently expanding our installation to include several small meditation teepees, LED lighting structures, and a sound healing meditation dome. If you would like to help in the design and construction of such projects, or if you'd simply like to donate materials, time, or financial resources, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We are also looking for graphic designers and web developers to help with various small projects as well. Remember, none of us make money doing this, so more help from the collective allows the vision to blossom more effortlessly and magnificently!
Here is Tribal Council's schedule of gatherings for the coming months, so come find us and get involved. What do you want to see at these gatherings? Do you have an art installation idea? Do you have a skill or trade you'd like to share with the community? Do you have knowledge on a subject that you want to share in the form of a workshop in our dome? We are waiting for you to contact us and make it a reality. Harness the magic of this moment. Take action right now to create what you want. You are the vision and you hold a vast universe of potentiality within. It's time to let it shine.
As Always, in All Ways, Gratitude and Blessings.
June 15th – 17th – Impulse Music and Arts Festival
July 20th-23rd – Transformus: North Carolina's Regional Burning Man
July 27th – 29th – First Annual Tribal Council Campout: Intentional Activation Gathering
August 2nd-6th – Return 2 Roots
August 9th – 11th – Gnarnia the Festival
Auguest 16th – 19th – Rootwire Music Festival


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Image from the upcoming annual Spring Plant Sale at the Martin County Extension Office in Stuart. This free event is hosted by the Martin County Master Gardeners and raises money to support their education programs, scholarships and community gardens. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 27.


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Authorities have released a composite sketch on Thursday of one of the culprits they say shot and killed a teenage boy and a woman, along with injuring a man, on Tuesday morning.
Jonathan Cook, 17, and Khoy Williams, 24, both of Kissimmee, died in the shooting at the Middlebrook Farms Apartments near the 4000 block of Middlebrook Road.
Authorities released a composite sketch of one of the men, described as a thin black male, early 20's, approximately 5 feet 7 inches, wearing a hooded sweatshirt and white shoes.
The other culprit was described as a thin Hispanic male, early 20's, approximately 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 7 inches, wearing a hooded sweatshirt.
A reward is being offered of up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest. Contact Orlando police if you have any information.


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In 2011, Children's Hospital in Aurora saw 18 kids with strokes come through its doors.
Many of those cases were delayed more than 24 hours before they came to the hospital because parents and even the children's own doctors didn't realize that the child had a stroke.
9NEWS Medical Expert Dr. Comilla Sasson stopped by the 9NEWS studio Saturday morning to discuss crucial warning signs parents might miss.
Watch the video above for more information.
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By DAVID FRYEREast Carbon
President-elect Barack Hussain Obama promised us a new deal, but the largest number of his appointees are former Clinton people.
What is new?
As for President Bush, history will show him as a great leader. Those who still don't like the way the 2000 elections turned out, the left wing newspapers went down to Florida and did their own counts. You didn't hear about it because they found that Bush won. I know you will not believe me because your mind is made up and you don't want to be confused with the facts. Okay then, just keep on drinking the Kool-Aide.
Now, many of you Democrats will call this economy the Bush depression, but you may not know that Congress has more effect on the economy than the president.
The economy was strong and booming in 2006 when the Democrats took over Congress and now look at it. President Bush tried eight times in the last two years to beef up the oversight of Freddy Mac and Fannie Mae and the Democrats blocked it every time. Thank you Chris Dodd and Barney Frank.
Oh yes and remember that Chris Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, got big breaks on his home from Countrywide. And Barney Frank of that same committee was dodging taxes on a resort property he owns off shore
As for President-elect Barack Hussain Obama, naming Bill Clinton to anything, I just wonder if Bill get to pick women as his interns?
One last point. Words have meaning. On that note, why would any coal miner vote Democratic when Bill Clinton stopped mines from opening in southern Utah and Barack Obama has promised to bankrupt the coal industry? Obama also promises to up everyone's taxes, most of all big industry. Big industry believed him. That is why people are being laid off even if the company is doing okay. Afterall they have to save up for the tax hikes.
Remember that Democrats have never met a dictator, tyrant or tax they didn't like.


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Rick DiPietro has agreed to a professional tryout with Carolina's AHL affiliate, the Charlotte Checkers.
The Buffalo Sabres have placed goaltender Robin Lehner on injured reserve.
Zdeno Chara is doubtful for Saturday's game against the Montreal Canadiens.
Radim Vrbata is really enjoying playing on the second line with Bo Horvat and Sven Baertschi.
Alexander Wennberg is out indefinitely after suffering a concussion during Friday's game.
Patrick Kane scored two goals, including the overtime winner, in Friday's 3-2 win over the New York Islanders.
Justin Abdelkader scored a hat trick in Friday's 4-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Mats Zuccarello scored a pair of goals in Friday's 4-2 come from behind win over the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Blake Wheeler scored a goal and an assist in Friday's 3-1 win over the New Jersey Devils.
Alexander Wennberg left Friday's game against the Rangers because of an upper-body injury.
The Los Angeles Kings and Mike Richards have officially reached a settlement, ending the NHLPA's grievance.
James Wisniewski will have surgery on his left knee due to a torn ACL.


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Zoom out of the historic wagons of La Brugeoise of subway Line A... ニュース写真ついて行く,アルゼンチン,イラストレーション,イラスト画法,エンタメ総合,ブエノスアイレス,マウリシオ マクリ,公共交通機関,地下鉄,地下鉄駅,川岸,市長,新しい,月,横長,歴史,決定,都市Photographer ALEJANDRO PAGNICollection: AFP 2013 AFPTO GO WITH AFP STORY Zoom out of the historic wagons of La Brugeoise of subway Line A which is expected to be close for three months soon following a decision by city mayor Mauricio Macri to replace the fleet with Chinese-made wagons, in Buenos Aires, on December 29, 2012. Line A was the first subway line to work in the southern hemisphere and its trains are among the ten oldest still working daily. The La Brugeoise wagons were constructed between 1912 and 1919 by La Brugeoise et Nicaise et Delcuve in Belgium. AFP PHOTO / ALEJANDRO PAGNI (Photo credit should read ALEJANDRO PAGNI/AFP/Getty Images)


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Based on true events, BRAWLER is the gripping tale of two brothers caught in the web of a vicious, bone-breaking underground "fight club" set on mob-run New Orleans riverboats. After a devastating personal betrayal, the once-inseparable brothers go head-to-head in a fight to the death.
Cast: Michael Bowen, Pell James, Marc Senter, Laura Cayouette, Bryan Batt
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Running time: 1hr 25min
Opens: Sep 07, 2012 New Orleans
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