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My Buddy Kevin Ebert ran the Orioles' SB Nation sim for the Winter Meetings. I think he did a good job and made some interesting moves. It's a fun read, check it out.
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Old Sneakers wrote:Yeah it's pretty sobering to see that spreadsheet. I made one of those noises the zombies make in the movies when looking at Markakis, Johnson and Davis' salaries. I will try to spell it "Euughhhuughh"
So much for acquiring a front line SP this off season.
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I think Kevin was able to illustrate just how difficult it is to acquire a front line starter. I speak with him a lot, and I know he attempted to get that over everything. While this is only a sim, I think it illustrates how difficult it will be for the real Orioles to do the same.
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Founded as a Christian diocese by Charlemagne near the end of the eighth century, Paderborn's roots and development are closely tied to theology and academia. As a result, eastern Westphalia's largest city has become an antiquity-lover's paradise, replete with ornate baroque cathedrals, stately and opulent palace grounds, and several massive, world-famous museums.
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- Tour the vast, impressive collection of 20th-century paintings and artworks in the city's prestigious Städtische Galerie Am Abdinghof
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When Albert Stockwell comes home from work one day, he finds a note from his wife of 15 years, Nancy, saying she has gone to see friends. After waiting several days, Albert realizes that his wife is missing. Nancy has met her salvation on the Internet in the form of Louis Farley. Nancy and Louis, both wounded souls, take comfort in one another through e-mail, pictures and promises of perverse sexual encounters. Nancy has finally found the one and only thing that can liberate her from the pain in her life. While she pursues the freedom that she feels will only come with ultimate liberation, Albert is left to put the pieces together and try to salvage what is left.
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Jenny McCarthy left little to the imagination with this plunging neckline. Wonder what her new bosses over at ABC Daytime think of the talk-show panelist's risque red carpet look.
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The keys to victory for the New York Rangers in yesterdays matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes fell by the wayside a mere 3:11 into the game as some nifty puck movement against the flatfooted Blueshirts resulted in a tip-in goal by Patrick Dwyer.
Heart, passion, complete play, and good decision making were all absent in a must-win home game against the Eastern Conference's bottom feeder.
Not only was the game a blowout, but the Rangers bowed out and, despite a highly misleading 38 shots on goal, never looked like a team that wanted to win.
When a team struggles, you look to small signs of effort such as finishing checks, crashing the net, maybe a fight, or at least some vocalization on the bench. For the Rangers, all of these facets were non-existent and there was not one player who exemplified 100% effort.
Even the usual hardworkers showed frustration and lacked discipline. Suddenly snake-bitten Marian Gaborik fanned on multiple opportunities in the slot. The visibly-tiring Henrik Lundqvist let in a couple questionable goals.
And the list goes on.
However, give Carolina credit for doing what the Rangers couldn't. They were hard on the puck. They generated pressure and established an offensive zone presence.
They outworked the Blueshirts in all aspects of the game.
This discussion is not new to the Rangers. From the media to coaching staff, everyone continuously begs the question, "Why don't they care?" How do you get highly paid professional athletes to perform and acknowledge that their commitment must be greater than their pay check?
It has been suggested that Head Coach John Tortorella simply can't adapt to the changes in coaching in the post-lockout era. The argument has its merit, but coaching is still coaching regardless of the sport, the era, or the professional level.
A coach has to rally and inspire the top efforts from their players.
There is a great divide between these players and their coaching staff. Sean Avery said as much between periods to Al Trautwig when he explained that the team needs to be on the same page in order to get out of this funk.
After 40+ games, that is a sorry state of affairs.
Of course, this loss will further spark the debate as to the approach the Rangers take with the rest of the season. I was on the "go-for-broke-with-youth" train, but Blueshirt Bulletin contributor and Newsday's Rangers Beat Writer Steve Zipay presented an alternative perspective worth considering.
Yes, the Rangers have some bad veteran contracts. However, you have an elite scorer and goaltender on your team. Do you risk losing their efforts in their prime for the sake of a rebuild?
Bringing in an elite player like Ilya Kovalchuk may bankrupt some of your youth, but it takes advantage of Gaborik and Lundqvist's strong play. If the Rangers aren't going to go for it, why waste the talents of your top players.
This argument also reared its head during Jaromir Jagrs tenure in New York. He was playing elite hockey, but had little support. Thus, his talents were wasted and the Rangers didn't compete for a Cup.
Now, the Rangers are obviously more than one player away from a Stanley Cup Championship. But perhaps the youth movement should hold off a bit in favor of filling some voids and looking to make a charge in the wide-open Eastern Conference.
These will be the topics mulled over by Rangers management over the next couple weeks prior to the Olympic break. Expect changes sooner rather than later as the parity in the conference will force some teams to alter their roster in favor of playing more games with their upgraded lineup.
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PROVIDENCE – When this possibility – Providence College playing at Brown – was first rumored last spring, more than a few eyebrows were raised.
A school hailing from the Big East that's willing to serve as the away team in a venue that houses an Ivy League participant? Surely you jest?
What was once thought a mere pipedream becomes reality Friday night when the Friars take the steep climb up Waterman Street before hanging a left onto Hope Street. A few blocks down sits the Pizzitola Center, home to the Bears and site for what is truly a rare occasion.
PROVIDENCE – When this possibility – Providence College playing at Brown – was first rumored last spring, more than a few eyebrows were raised.
A school hailing from the Big East that's willing to serve as the away team in a venue that houses an Ivy League participant? Surely you jest?
What was once thought a mere pipedream becomes reality Friday night when the Friars take the steep climb up Waterman Street before hanging a left onto Hope Street. A few blocks down sits the Pizzitola Center, home to the Bears and site for what is truly a rare occasion.
The last time Providence played at Brown was November 30, 1982. Joe Mullaney was in his second tour of duty coaching the Friars while Otis Thorpe was a junior. Since that particular meeting – won by the Friars, 70-56 – the two intra-city neighbors have played 26 consecutive times on PC's turf.
There will be no 27th occurrence. This time, the Bears and their 2,800-seat athletic center – all the seats will be accounted for come opening tip – are the ones playing the role of hosts.
"To get (the Friars) in our building is a great thing for the Brown community," said Pawtucket's T.J. Sorrentine, presently the associate head coach at Brown.
Naturally, the first question that springs to mind is why Providence head coach Ed Cooley would agree to shake up the longstanding order and play at Brown. The more you think about it, what Cooley is doing makes perfect sense.
If you take the side roads, the distance from the front doors of the Pizzitola Center to the Dunkin' Donuts Center is a little more than two miles. Such close proximity did not lessen the guarantee "buy" package PC would pay Brown to come down from College Hill. Yet at a time when the Friars have talked about securing more charter flights to away games, it appears to make perfect sense to pocket the money that would normally fill the Bears' coffers and secure another non-conference road contest.
Secondly, Cooley feels that the Pizzitola Center's tight quarters can help prepare the Friars when the time comes to play at non-NBA size arenas during Big East play. Two such examples jump out as PC visits Villanova and The Pavilion (accommodates 6,500 for hoops) on Feb. 3 and Rutgers' 8,000-seat building on Feb. 23.
"We want to put our kids in a hostile situation as much as we can," stated Cooley. "Anything we can do non-league to help us during the league, we try to do,"
The fact that the short trek to Brown comes on the heels of last Saturday's frustrating 71-68 loss at Boston College isn't lost on Cooley.
"We've got to learn how to play and win on the road," he remarked. "We're coming off a really bad loss on the road at Boston College and we've got to find a way to pick ourselves back up and get on the winning track."
Added Sorrentine, "For the most part, (Providence) plays in big arenas. Now they get to play in a small arena and have the fans right on top of them. It'll be loud and should be an exciting game."
From Brown's vantage point, having a Big East member ring the doorbell for an opportunity to come in couldn't be passed up. Cooley says that initial talks began when Jesse Agel was still head coach of the Bears. The sides continued to have an open dialogue at a time when wholesale changes were taking place on Brown's campus, most notably new faces in the chairs reserved for school president, athletic director and men's basketball head coach.
As the person in charge of locking up the Bears' non-Ivy League foes, Sorrentine had to convince the new members of the Brown community that having Providence pay a visit represented a boon on several levels. Naturally, everyone from athletic director Jack Hayes down to head coach Mike Martin gave the St. Raphael Academy alum the green light to get an attractive home game on the schedule.
"From a recruiting standpoint, it's nice to be able to say, 'We're playing Providence College at home.' That's why we're going to try to get a ton of prospective student-athletes to the game to see the atmosphere and see what this place can be like," Sorrentine said. "The atmosphere for this game is what we want to create here. When you win games, that's what happens."
Perhaps the biggest hurdle in making PC-at-Brown a definite was finding a convenient date that would cater more toward the Friars. To that end, Sorrentine mentioned that there was plenty of back-and-forth with PC assistant Brian Blaney, the point man when it comes to scheduling.
With "Disney on Ice" taking center stage at The Dunk this week, Providence and Brown officials had a time frame that could be narrowed down.
"They're doing us a favor by coming over here so we need to facilitate them by finding a date that works on their side," Sorrentine noted.
While Cooley calls Friday's game "a win-win for the community," he's not about to take the PC-Brown series and turn it into a "one year here, one year there" deal. For one evening, though, it makes perfect sense to flip the script and let Brown have home-team honors.
"Big day," affirmed Sorrentine. "From the administration on down, everyone at Brown is pumped up."


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Adam Lee and son Jake take a kayak cruise on a pond that was once Jake Mead's Wellington pasture.
Maybe some day, decades from now, Jake Lee will take his grandchildren to a grassy pasture in southeast Wellington and tell them about the time his Dad, Adam, took him out in a kayak on a lake that used to be there.
It's an event to remember, as this season's runoff is shaping up to be an event for many other people to recall.
The surge in the Price River as runoff accelerates has flooded the 15 acre area owned by Jake Mead to a depth of about three feet. Mead said Tuesday that water had flooded the lowland about 15 years ago, but it was only about a foot deep then. At Farnham Dam, the Price River has created a small Niagara Falls, complete with downstream rapids.
Chilly, wet weather during the spring has slowed the snowmelt so far, but temperatures are climbing.
The silver domes of the Price River Water Improvement District's Wellington waste water treatment plant can be seen from Mead's flooding farm. Water has been encroaching on the outskirts there.
PRWID general manager Jeff Richens said Wednesday that the district had sent a trackhoe out to clear debris that has been slowing and diverting the flow of the swollen river. The trackhoe itself got caught in the current but was rescued without damage.
"It's running strong and it's coming at us fast," Richens said.
There are several contributors to the torrential flows, especially downstream of Helper, he explained.
First of all, the runoff of the White River and Willow Creek is unrestricted by any dams. These tributaries are already swollen and dumping into the Price. The White River, in particular, has turned the region just above the confluence with the Price into a broad swamp.
Second, the Bureau of Reclamation is releasing water from Scofield Dam at a rate of 250 cubic feet per second. That measure is to provide enough capacity in the reservoir to handle the volume of water coming in from snowmelt.
Richens said the latest reports he has heard predict that the lake level could hit the spillway between June 4 and 11.
While Richens and others and PRWID are keeping close watch on their plants at Castle Gate and Wellington, as well as pipes that cross the river, Jason Llewelyn is on the phone almost constantly with official weather watchers and emergency services responders across eastern Utah. Llewelyn, who directs the county's emergency services and Homeland Security efforts, said Wednesday he is receiving updates almost hourly from the National Weather Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
He explained that he is in touch with his counterparts in Duchesne, Emery and Grand counties. "We're all affected by about the same factors," he said.
Llewelyn said his department has been placing updates on the county's website as well as on Facebook and Twitter to keep the public and public officials aware of the developing situation.
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(Feb 25, 2013) It was reported on February 20, 2013, that Halla Gunnarsdóttir, an advisor in Iceland Ponders Internet Porn Ban, ICENEWS (Feb. 20, 2013).)
The Ministry is reportedly working on a draft law on the subject that would block porn websites and prohibit payment for access to them using credit cards supplied by Icelandic banks. (Andrey Fedyashin, Internet Censorship: Iceland – Porn-Free Island, THE VOICE OF RUSSIA (Feb. 18, 2013).) Iceland already has anti-pornography provisions that apply to print publications, but they do not now cover online content. (Almenn hegningarlög [General Criminal Law], Law No. 19 (Feb. 12, 1940, as last amended June 27, 2012), arts. 210, 210a, & 210b, Althingi [Parliament] website.)
While those advocating the ban cite its value in protecting children, observers concerned about freedom of speech on the Internet have criticized the proposal. Birgitta Jónsdóttir, a member of the legislature from the city of Reykjavik, while generally praising the Minister of the Interior,Ögmundur Jónasson, the originator of the ban proposal, as a "man of principles and courage," calls the porn ban suggestion "way off track" and states that it has little chance of being adopted. (
It has also been noted that it would be difficult to block all pornographic material from reaching Iceland via the Internet, due to the global nature of online information and the quantity of porn now available. (Iceland Ponders Internet Porn Ban, supra.)
Gunnarsdóttir counters critics by stating that the move would not be "anti-sex. It is anti-violence because young children are seeing porn and acting it out. That is where we draw the line. This material is blurring the boundaries for young people about what is right and wrong." (
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This is an inexpensive and relatively comfortable way to see portions of Barbados in a very informal atmosphere.
Tickets are available from the change booths at Fairchild Street or Princess Alice Terminals in Bridgetown, and the Speightstown Terminal, Speightstown. Call 310-3568/69/70/71.
Buses leave Independence Square at 2:00 pm and travel a different route each Sunday. There are usually two or three stops along the way.
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Information is pointing to Nokia offering their E6-00 smart device including an 8 megapixel camera and a keypad, to be announced in February at MWC in February. So far, there is no concrete evidence to suggest that the rumor is true. There is no leaked picture of the device, and all we have to go off of so far is just a render of the device.
However, an XML file was found on the Nokia website that suggests that the device will run on a CGA display with 640 x 480 resolution display, complete with WiFi, HSDPA and will also run on an ARM processor on the Symbian operating system. You can bet that it will be at least Symbian^3 or a newer version of the operating system.
The Unlocked Nokia phone ( E6-00 ) is also likely going to boast an eight megapixel camera that comes complete with LED flash and a full QWERTY keyboard for optimal communication. Some experts have also suggested that the newest version could be slightly larger than the Nokia E5, which was pretty small.
Fans are looking forward to an official announcement, since all there is to go off right now is hearsay and some information that was scraped from the Nokia website via an XML file. Although this information usually turns out to be true, who knows when the XML file was originally created and what changes they have made to their plans.
It will be interesting to see if the information that has been found turns out to be true. It will likely be formally introduced during the MWC in February in Barcelona, where those that opted out of making announcements during the Consumer Electronics Show will be announcing their newest technology and smart devices. Nokia usually stays fairly quiet about these things until an official announcement is made, so do not expect anything right away.
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The holiday season is upon us in all its consumerism glory. While no one wants to be the scrooge that pulls the incandescent plug on this most brilliant celebration, some traditions could do with a twist. Click here to visit Fresh Ink for a few ideas to make this a season of giving to future generations as well.
The City is undertaking an effort to create an environmental sustainability plan that would outline a series of action items designed to help the organization and community make more sustainable choices for our future. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant funding is allowing the City to make a more robust effort than initially anticipated. A Request for Proposal (RFP) for technical assistance (contact the City Contracting office for more information) and a student intern position (applications due by Dec. 23) are currently posted to the City?s web site as a result of this American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) funding. Initial work will involve determining what steps other community organizations are taking and where City has a role to help. Watch for more information in future Green Greetings newsletters and on www.SpringsGov.com/csgreen soon.
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With her idle bourgeois lifestyle getting her down, well-to-do mother Suzanne goes back to work as a physiotherapist in the south of France. Her husband agrees to fix up a consulting room in their backyard but when Suzanne and the man hired to do the building work meet, their mutual attraction is sudden and violent. Suzanne must then decide whether to give up everything and live this all engulfing passion to the fullest.
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HEUVELTON – At the Heuvelton Central School Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, Vice President Dr. John P. Zeh said he is confident new legislation will be enacted at the state level to enable rural schools to form regional high schools.
Dr. Zeh, speaking of a conversation he had with Regent James C. Dawson of the New York State Board of Regents, said, Within two years 50 percent of the rural districts in New York will be academically insolvent.
Dr. Zeh added that 25 percent of rural schools will also be fiscally insolvent within that same time period.
Dawson assured us there will be enabling legislation [for regional high schools], said Dr. Zeh.
Currently Heuvelton Central School is working with St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES, Morristown and Hermon-DeKalb Central Schools to study the potential benefits of a regional high school. Currently under state law no such entity may be created.
Superintendent Susan E. Todd said the conversation is centering on sending high school students from Hermon-DeKalb and Morristown to Heuvelton.
Ms. Todd said in terms of the amount of space Heuvelton Central School has, our three school districts could combine under our roof.
Ms. Todd said, in her opinion, a merger with a larger school district, namely Ogdensburg City School, wouldnt meet the needs of the community.
I think theres a sentiment for small, rural schools to work with small, rural schools, she said.
Ms. Todd said if the regional high school were to become a reality, academic classes in high school would rise to roughly 100 students per grade.
Ms. Todd added that a public forum for the school district regarding a regional high school is in the works, but the Board of Education wants to wait until they know more about the details related to such an undertaking.
In the meantime Ms. Todd said Heuvelton has enough money to continue running at current levels of state aid for the next five years.
Were probably one of the schools in the best shape financially, said Board President Michael J. Davis.
But there is room for academic improvement.
English language arts and math assessments for Heuvelton students in grades three through eight show that, while at least 50 percent of elementary students are proficient in the subjects, achievement levels drop off substantially in grades five and up.
In fourth grade, for example, 60 percent of Heuvelton students are proficient in English language arts compared to 48 percent in fifth grade.
In math, 80 percent of fourth graders are proficient compared to 52 percent in fifth grade and 41 percent in eighth grade. The data was collected from 2011.
Ms. Todd said, We want to see more than 50 percent of our kids being successful.
Dr. Zeh said, Half of the kids are to state standards. Thats not acceptable.
The Board is looking for ways to improve the scores, including through the cultivation of a school culture that focuses on academic achievement.
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Naghmeh Abedini, the wife of Iranian-born American pastor Saeed Abedini, testified before a congressional commission March 15, expressing her disappointment that the U.S. State Department hasn't done more to secure the release of her husband, who was sentenced in January by an Iranian court to eight years in prison for Christian work in his native country.
Abedini told the House of Representatives' bipartisan Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission that she was "disappointed in our government, that the President and the State Department have not fully engaged in this situation." She said that her children have been unable to understand what has happened to their father. "They kept saying, 'Does daddy not love us anymore?'" she testified. "And I had to tell them that he was in prison because he loved Jesus."
As reported by The New American, the 32-year-old Saeed Abedini, a U.S. citizen through his American-born wife, has been imprisoned in Iran since he was taken into custody last September. He was convicted in late January by Islamic Judge Pir-Abassi of Iran's Revolutionary Court for supposedly threatening Iran's national security via his leadership in the country's underground church movement. Pir-Abassi is known throughout the country as the "hanging judge" for his legal brutality toward non-Muslims who face him, and he quickly sentenced Abedini to eight years in prison. Abedini is being held in Iran's notorious Evin Prison, where in one of his few notes out of Iran he said he has been treated with brutality.
"There are those who are enemies of the Living Bible and do not want to hear," wrote Abedini in a letter dated February 18. "They are trying to put me under such horrific pressures (that are sometimes unbearable) so that they can show me that my faith is empty and not real. And after all of these pressures, after all of the nails they have pressed against my hands and feet, they are only waiting for one thing … for me to deny Christ. But they will never get this from me. This is why the Bible is Truth and they are in the way of destruction."
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Dennis Nino, 24, has been charged with home invasion robbery with a weapon and false imprisonment in the Thursday night incident at the Venetian Place apartments, a gated community off Commander Drive.
Orlando police believe Nino saw the woman somewhere else and followed her home. Police said Nino then spotted the woman taking her dog out and attacked her at knifepoint forcing her back into her apartment where he tied her up and robbed her.
Police say the woman didn't call police until an hour after the home invasion happened. It's not clear why she waited or how long she was tied up.
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Ipilimumab is a type of monoclonal antibody therapy, which works to stimulate the immune system to destroy cancer cells. T-cells are a type of white blood cell that are very important to the normal functioning of the immune system. Ipilimumab blocks the activity of cytotoxic T lymphocyte-associated antigen 4 (CTLA-4), a molecule found on T cells that suppresses immune activity. By blocking CTLA-4, T-cells function better and the immune response is stimulated.
Ipilimumab is given as an intravenous (IV) infusion over 90 minutes, every 3 weeks, for a total of 4 doses. The actual dose is based on your body size and will be determined by your healthcare provider.
There are a number of things you can do to manage the side effects of Ipilimumab. Talk to your doctor or nurse about these recommendations. They can help you decide what will work best for you. These are some of the most common side effects:
Due to ipilimumab's activation of T-cells, the most common side effects are related to this immune response and include diarrhea, itchy skin (pruritis), rash, colitis (inflammation of the colon), and bowel perforation. All of these side effects can be very severe complications and can be fatal in rare cases. It is very important to report symptoms of these problems to your oncology team right away. These reactions may be treated with corticosteroids (i.e. prednisone) and/or holding the dose of ipilimumab.
Symptoms of colitis include cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, cramping and blood in the stool, with or without fever. Bowel obstruction can cause abdominal pain, constipation, bloating and cramping. Diarrhea means different things to different people. Any increase in your normal bowel patterns can be defined as diarrhea and should be reported to your healthcare team. Report any rash or itching (pruritis), as these can become more severe and require treatment with corticosteroids.
While on cancer treatment you may need to adjust your schedule to manage fatigue. Plan times to rest during the day and conserve energy for more important activities. Exercise can help combat fatigue; a simple daily walk with a friend can help. Talk to your healthcare team and see OncoLink's section on fatigue for helpful tips on dealing with this side effect.
Your oncology team can recommend medications to relieve diarrhea. Also, try eating low-fiber, bland foods, such as white rice and boiled or baked chicken. Avoid raw fruits, vegetables, whole grain breads, cereals and seeds. Soluble fiber is found in some foods that absorbs fluid and can help relieve diarrhea. Foods high in soluble fiber include: applesauce, bananas (ripe), canned fruit, orange and grapefruit sections, boiled potatoes, white rice and products made with white flour, oatmeal, cream of rice, cream of wheat, and farina. Drink 8-10 glasses on non-alcoholic, un-caffeinated fluid a day to prevent dehydration. Read Low Fiber Diet for Diarrhea for more tips.
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BALTIMORE – Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) today announced that it has deployed a team of natural gas mechanics and technicians to assist New Jersey Natural Gas with restoring gas to customers left without service and heat in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. The team of 12 BGE employees and vehicles left Baltimore early Monday morning and is expected to be in New Jersey for a week or longer as they assist New Jersey Natural Gas with recovery efforts. BGE has also deployed 64 overhead linemen and support personnel along with 36 vehicles to assist its sister utility, PECO, with power restoration efforts near Philadelphia.
"We continue to be extremely appreciative of the assistance BGE received from other utilities in our response to Hurricane Sandy, and we are now in a position to provide support to those still in need," said Stephen J. Woerner, senior vice president and chief operating officer for BGE. "Low temperatures make restoring service critical for customers who heat with natural gas and we are committed to providing the skilled personnel and equipment necessary to help make New Jersey's natural gas systems operational again."
Hurricanes can damage gas systems as well as electric systems. Tidal surges and flooding can impact buildings and customer equipment and can also flood gas mains and services. The process to restore customers can be very labor-intensive and requires crews to work at each customer location in order restore service.
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Local 6 investigates possible privacy pitfalls with Facebook's newest tool
If you've logged onto Facebook in the last few months, you may have noticed an alert that something called graph search is on its way.
Facebook will roll out its new search tool similar to the way it introduced timeline and other changes to the social network: a small number of users will have access to graph search before it is made available to every Facebook user.
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For most people on Facebook, the only way to find someone is if you know their name, email address or phone number. But with graph search, users are able to type in characteristics like the name of a school, workplace or church to try to locate a profile.
By typing in the names of local high schools along with graduation years, Local 6 social media producer Savannah Herring was able to pull up hundreds of profiles of teenage girls that appeared to be as young as 14 or 15.
Herring has access to graph search because she was on a waiting list for the new product when it was launched in December.
"Any time Facebook rolls out something new, like 'Graph Search,' it is important to review your privacy settings. What you thought was fine for your friends to see, may now be seen by total strangers," said Herring.
The girls located through graph search posted their workplaces, afterschool activities and, in some instances, even checked in at their homes and their beds.
"It's easy for that individual to type in any accumulation of words and find a whole grouping of kids in that age limit," said Jeffrey Duncan, the head of Cyber Tech Crime at the Florida Department of Law Enforcement in Orlando.
Duncan said check-ins on Facebook are the easiest way to give a potential predator the address of a child, but even photographs have electronic footprints with location information.
"If you can get a photograph there are several purchase programs out there, they can be as cheap as $10 that an individual can load that program or load that picture into," he said.
Most photographs on Facebook can be set so that only friends can view them, however cover photos are the users timelines are always viewed as public. Herring said that many experts recommend to use a picture that does not depict yourself or your children since anyone can view it.
However, Facebook said that minors have additional privacy protections that adult users do not have.
"Minors on Facebook, anyone who identifies himself between 13 and 17, their maximum sharing experience on Facebook is friends of friends," said Nicky Jackson-Colaco, the policy manager who works on privacy for the site.
Jackson-Colaco said that even before graph search was developed, no minor could be seen by a user that did not share at least one mutual friend with that minor.
However, using graph search Herring was able to view the profiles of hundreds of local teenagers using graph search just by typing in small characteristics. None of these teens shared mutual friends with her.
To demonstrate the capabilities even further, she used an iPad and searched the names of a high school in eastern Pennsylvania where two vacationing teens claimed they attended.
While standing along Park Avenue in Winter Park, she was able to display dozens of profile pages of classmates and friends of the teen girls.
"That girl is in middle school," said Julie Crossin, who was in Central Florida visiting her grandmother last week.
Crossin said she identifies herself as an 18-year-old on Facebook, despite the fact the high school freshman is only 15.
"We told them not to be 100 percent honest on there. We did not want all their information on there," said Virginia Crossin, Julia's mother.
The Crossins were surprised to find out that had Julia or any of the girls Herring located using graph search put in their actual birthdates, they would have had built in privacy controls to prevent a complete stranger from being able to view the profiles.
Facebook emphasized the importance of users being truthful about their age when using the site.
"What we've done with graph search is something more restrictive than anything we've ever done in the past, and we've said not only is it going to be a friend's of friend's experience but for any queries that can identify a minor by their age or by their location, those will only show to people who are either their friends or confirmed friend's of friends," said Jackson- Colaco.
According to the FDLE, many minors and adult users of Facebook are not educated enough on the tools available to limit information that they do not intend to share with a massive audience.
Using graph search while having lunch, Herring was able to locate all of the employees at a popular Park Avenue restaurant who listed their place of employment on the social network.
Within a few minutes, she found the photographs and information for a woman who appeared to be the hostess at Bospohorous Turkish restaurant.
"I thought I was in trouble," said Nona Tyler, the graduate student and hostess at the restaurant.
Tyler was shocked when Local 6's Lauren Rowe showed her the iPad containing her Facebook profiles and photos.
"I guess if it was for the wrong intention it would be slightly concerning," she said. "Then again, I put it out there."
It's why Duncan and Herring recommend that everyone take a close look and be in control of their privacy settings.
"Graph Search is an easy way to search an index of every piece of data on Facebook," said Herring. "That means, you now have to consider who will be able to see any data that relates to you, right down to where you work or where you went to school."
For minors that are registered as adults, it is as simple as going to the about section of their profiles and entering the correct birthdates. By having a birthdate as a minor, the audience who can view your information is automatically limited.
Facebook said they require users to contact them if they are attempting to change a birthdate. That can be easily done through a contact link that appears on the site while changing a birthdate.
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School tax relief or STAR registrations in towns where there are large Amish settlements are lagging behind others in St. Lawrence County, which was at 80 percent, according to the states last update earlier this month.
The STAR program exempts homeowners from the first $30,000 of the full value of an owner-occupied, primary residence where the resident owner and spouse have combined income of less than $500,000 a year. Savings average $700 annually per household.
Although STAR has been a state program for awhile, the state is making people reregister to reduce the number of property owners fraudulently getting the exemption on more than one property, on a home that was not a primary residence or because the owner earned more than the $500,000 income limit.
The delay among the Amish to register for the program by the deadline of Dec. 31 is demonstrated by several participation points lower in towns such as DeKalb and DePeyster, county Real Property Director Darren W. Colton said, who can recognize Amish names among the lists of property owners yet to submit paperwork.
It stands out, he said.
Efforts are underway to make sure as many property owners as possible, not only the Amish, complete the registration soon.
Mr. Coltons office sponsored a daylong event to assist property owners with registration. Although only 12 people came, his office continues to assist anyone who requests it.
Since then, weve tripled that, he said. I just dread what will happen if these tax bills go out and people arent registered.
Towns across the county are responding in different ways, including reminder mailers.
The state is starting to make automated telephone calls to property owners who have yet to register, reminding them to register at www.tax.ny.gov or call 518-457-2036 if they do not have Internet access.
State Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, asked dairy cooperative Agri-Mark to help get the word out to its Amish members.
Agri-Mark works with 130 to 140 Amish families who ship their milk to the cooperative using community bulk tanks.
To the best of our knowledge, weve gotten it in everybodys hands, said David B. Elliott, Agri-Marks membership manager for Northern New York. That doesnt mean theyve filled it out.
Mr. Elliott said the Amish often do not pay attention to government programs so may not understand the repercussions of not registering.
I am going to touch base with the bishops, he said.
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The Carbon High girls basketball team will start defense of their state championship with a game on Nov. 22 against Beaver High School.
Because they won the state 3A crown last season, they will be playing in the Hall of Fame game in which they are pitted against the 2A Lady Beavers.
On Jan. 5 they begin Region 8 play as they take on the Granite Lady Farmers in Salt Lake.
All varsity games are played at 7 p.m. in the Dinogym, with the exception of a game against Central High (Colorado) at CEU which will be played at 6:30 p.m. and a game against Snow Canyon on Dec. 31 which will take place at noon.
Nov. 22, CHS at Hall of Fame
Nov. 29, CHS at Wasatch
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Dec. 6, CHS vs Uintah
Dec. 8, CHS vs Spanish Fork
Dec. 15, CHS at Pineview
Dec. 16, CHS at Cedar City
Dec. 17, CHS at Dixie
Dec. 20, CHS vs Union
Dec. 23, CHS vs Bear River
Dec. 31, CHS vs Snow Canyon
Jan. 5, CHS at Granite
Jan. 10, CHS vs Delta
Jan. 12, CHS at Juan Diego
Jan. 17, CHS at North San
Jan. 19, CHS vs Emery
Jan. 27, CHS vs Granite
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I just had to share this needlepoint creation because it took me about a year and a half to finish! It's for my stepmother. She wants one for each dog she has owned in her life. This is the Springer Spaniel and he's called "The Viscount". I've now started the Dalmation who's called "The Aristocrat".
Every so often while I was working on it, I'd look down and think, "Wow, I'm spending hours of my life needlepointing a dog in aristocratic clothing! What does this say about me?"
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I found that it is difficult to sew all of my own clothes primarily because of time. I just don't have enough of it! It takes me a week or 2 to sew a garment like a dress: I can sew about an hour every other day, and perhaps 3-4 hours on the weekends. (Especially in the summer, when I don't want to sit indoors at my machine.) I have other hobbies that I like to indulge: road cycling, reading, cooking, and Mr. ASW and I love to take little weekend road trips around New England in the fall.
The second is skill/inclination: I want a military-style jacket for fall, but I'd prefer to spend $50 on one than spend a month piecing together my own, if I could even find the right materials - the pattern, knit neckline, little zippers, grommets, materials - and then execute it. I could make a few skirts and tops in that amount of time.
A cost analysis does come into play: sometimes it's cheaper to buy than make. For example, the military jacket above: after all the materials are added up, it might cost more to sew the jacket. Or little summer tops: Forever 21 has super cute blousy pieces to wear with shorts for well under $20. One could be sewn up for under $10, perhaps, but I'd prefer to use that time to sew distinctive skirts or dresses.
My going-forward sewing goals will be much less ambitious than this past year's: I'm going to sew to fill holes in my closet... just not all the holes! And I'm not going to shy away from a pattern because it may be time-consuming or a challenge. I'm going to take on more adventurous pieces this year now that I have a basic understanding.
I have definitely been bitten by the sewing bug. I don't think I could ever stop sewing now. I almost threw the towel in when I could not get the McCall's 5753 dress to work. I was so frustrated. But there are just too many cool patterns and great fabrics, and I have too many ideas. Too many pieces that I want that I couldn't buy - they exist only in my imagination right now! But with sewing, they don't have to stay there. Don't you just love that?


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OGDENSBURG More than 40 people are expected to speak out against the potential loss of 65 inpatient beds at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center at a joint hearing with members of the state Senate and Assembly at Ogdensburg City Hall today.
The Office of Mental Health plans to restructure inpatient services across the state by 2017. In St. Lawrence County, child inpatient care services would be moved to Utica and adult care services to Syracuse as part of a broad plan to create 15 regional centers of excellence. The sex offender program would remain in place.
Well have economic experts from the colleges and doctors with a background in mental health, said Charles W. Kelly, chairman of the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Task Force. We want speakers with expertise and personal accounts from patients and families, as well.
The public hearing will begin at 10 a.m. in the City Council chambers, 330 Ford St.
We want to make sure the services we have here as well as the jobs are protected, state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, said. This hearing is an opportunity for community members to speak about the importance of the St. Lawrence Psych Center and share their stories of what the center means to them, and their loved ones.
The Assembly and Senate Standing Committees on Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities and the Senate Standing Committee on Health will be present.
Sen. David Carlucci, chairman of the state Senate Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Committee, said he will report feedback from the meeting to OMH officials.
I am here to listen, Sen. Carlucci said before taking a tour of the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Monday. I want to learn as much as possible about how we can provide the best possible care for patients. I am also going to be considering the need for jobs and economic impacts.
Mr. Carlucci said Ogdensburg is one of many stops on his tour of mental health centers across the state.
We expect that geography is going to be a main concern for many, he said. Were keeping an open mind, and were looking forward to hearing what the community has to say.
The Office of Mental Health is expected to submit testimony in support of its plan at the meeting.
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When the mercury drops to the bottom of the thermometer, there are preventative measures you need to take to make sure your home stays warm.
Now is the time when many people make a desperate call to the furnace repair companies. More often than not, the cause of the problem stems from a dirty air filter.
Central Heating & Air Conditioning in Richmond Heights offers these reminders:
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- Do not use extension cords with spaces heaters. The cord can overheat and start combustible materials on fire. They should be unplugged when not it use and if you leave your home. Keep any space heaters at least 3 feet from furniture and bedding. Do not operate when you are sleeping.
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NORFOLK - Despite a small turnout for their first community budget forum, Norwood-Norfolk Central School officials are forging ahead with plans for a second and final forum on Feb. 27.
Six people attended the initial January forum, where the format that had originally been planned was changed because of the low turnout.
Some have said, Thank you, but no thank you, its a waste of time, Superintendent Elizabeth A. Kirnie said.
Others, however, have encouraged district officials to hold the second session.
Mrs. Kirnie said her recommendation was to move ahead with the second forum, which begins at 6 p.m. in the elementary school cafeteria.
She said the organizing committee had met since the first forum and made some changes to the presentation and format of the second session.
During their first session, district officials had planned to break participants down into groups to examine different questions and report back out to the entire crowd.
Instead, Mrs. Kirnie and Business Manager Lisa M. Mitras fielded questions from the six participants.
Among the suggestions were to have district employees pay more for their benefits, discuss mergers with neighboring districts, eliminate the middle school, consider partnering with the Northern New York Community Foundation to allow individuals to provide financial gifts to the district and lobby legislators to allow the local Board of Cooperative Educational Services to teach electives that some schools might not be able to offer because of financial constraints.
District officials had also prepared a list of 10 items they wanted the participants to consider in order to save money. They included increasing the class size in all grades, eliminating the middle school, cutting all sports programs, increasing school taxes beyond the 2 percent property tax cap, cutting all clubs and keeping the buildings less clean.
They also asked them how they felt about getting rid of most high school electives such as business, forensics, art and yearbook, charging the community for use of school facilities, merging with an adjoining district or using more fund balance to close the financial gap.
As they prepare for the second forum, Ms. Mitras said they continue to work on their proposed 2013-14 budget.
Their latest draft shows a revenue budget of $19,516,516 and an expenditure budget of $20,629,647. It uses $505,000 of appropriated fund balance, leaving a gap of $608,131.
The first draft, which had used no reserves or appropriated fund balance, showed a projected revenue budget of $18,572,832 and a projected expenditure budget of $20,654,515, leaving a gap of $2,081,683.
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In news you no doubt have been waiting on the edge of your seat for, Janet Jackson has gone and gotten engaged to her boyfriend Wissam Al Mana, a billionaire from Qatar:
According to UsWeekly, Wissam proposed earlier this year.
"[Wissam] gave [Janet] a huge, expensive ring," a source told the publication.
"She's afraid it will get lost, so she keeps it locked up!"
The couple are believed to be planning a spring wedding in Qatar.
No expense will be spared, according to the tabloid.
"He is flying in all of Janet's friends and family on private jets," an insider said. "He wants to get a top chef to create a custom menu."
Janet has tied the knot twice before.
Her 1984 union with James DeBarge was annulled the following year and she secretly married music promo producer René Elizondo, Jr. in 1991.
They divorced in 2000.
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When disgraced cop turned private detective Billy Taggart is hired by NYC's mayor to tail his wife, he uncovers a city-wide conspiracy of corruption, sex, and murder. With his life threatened at every turn, Billy finds himself faced with an impossible choice, which could have disastrous repercussions for his career and family.
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Opens: Jan 18, 2013 Nationwide
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Women's Cross Country Adds Six
Logan Lucas:
"I am glad we reached out to Logan and Creighton was the best fit for her. Logan comes from a very close team that was successful in high school, as she herself is a state champion on her 4x800m team. I feel she a lot to offer as a teammate coming from a successful team."
Dayle Dickens:
"Dayle comes from a small school as a multi-sport athlete, but has made it clear that she is a runner in both heart and mind. Dayle is a competitor and been very successful in her high school career. We look forward to surrounding her with a team full of successful and motivated Bluejays to see what she is truly capable of as a student-athlete."
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Economic development officials are worried that the City Councils concerns over a five-year lease extension for parking used by employees at Stream Global Services could put a hitch in the companys expansion plan. The $1-a-year lease signed 10 years ago by the telemarketing company expires today, but on April 15, the City Council refused to vote on a proposal to extend it.
Stream uses four parking lots and a city-owned parking garage at its Arsenal Street site. But council members concerns were focused on the 160-space parking lot behind Liberty Plaza, which often is used by employees from other businesses. Stream wants to continue a provision included in the original lease that will give it an exclusive right to the lot; it wants that authority because it likely will need those spaces for the 300 employees it plans to hire, according to the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham has opposed that provision, which the call center could use to prohibit the public parking in the lot. Hes still struggling to come up with the details on the lease, and wants more information from Stream before agreeing to vote for the lease.
My inclination is that everyone can coexist, and Im not going to tell businesses that have cars there to get out, Mr. Graham said. In the real world, people tend to park where they want to park, and Im not going to stand in the way.
Stream has planned a $4.2 million expansion at its call center, a project that has been promised financial support from three economic development agencies. The first leg of the project will renovate a 25,000-square-foot area to add 125 seats. With additional upgrades planned, the center is expected to have seating to accommodate 1,000 employees, up from its current capacity of 700.
The additional 300 employees will need parking, which is why Stream has been reluctant to abandon its lease on the Liberty parking lot, JCIDA CEO Donald C. Alexander said. Stream has had an exclusive right to the lot for the past 10 years, he said, but has allowed the public to use it because it hasnt needed the space.
Stream employees have seldom used the Liberty lot behind the Court Street buildings, Mr. Alexander said. The reason theyve been reluctant to give up that lease is because they knew over time the business would expand. Stream has never restricted parking there and people use it thats been fine with Stream and the IDA for a period of time. But assuming Stream expands enough where they need the parking for employees, there would be some prohibition on public parking.
Though Mr. Alexander said he hoped the City Council would approve the parking lease before today, hes optimistic the council will OK the lease in the near future to prevent delaying Streams expansion. He pointed out the City Council agreed to give Stream an exclusive right to the Liberty lot 10 years ago.
They made those pledges then, and were making an assumption that theyre going to stand by what theyve agreed to do, he said. No one wants to put the Stream expansion project at risk, and I think we need to put a period to this sentence.
According to minutes from the City Councils April 16 meeting, several concerns were expressed by City Manager Sharon A. Addison about the parking lease. She contended it should have been proposed to the City Council in the fall. She also said it should have been proposed by the Watertown Industrial Center Local Development Corp., not JCIDA, because the former agency leases the lot directly from the city. The lease also should be altered, she said, to include funding for maintenance services at the parking lots, such as snow removal and resurfacing.
The WICLDC sublets the parking lots from the city. JCIDA then sublets them from the WICLDC, before they are they leased to Stream.
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ArcWorlds and FabWorlds are fully integrated robotic welding solutions that include the robot(s), welding equipment, part positioner and workcell safeguarding. Our new Quick Ship Program expedites delivery of the most popular pre-configured ArcWorld® and FabWorld® robotic solutions. Five configurations are available with a targeted delivery of eight weeks after an order is received. Quick Ship Program configurations include:
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