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The Gujarat government Monday announced a commission of inquiry, headed by a retired woman judge, to probe the 2009 allegations of stalking by the state police.
The alleged snooping of a woman architect has escalated into a major political row, involving Narendra Modi.
A Gujarat government statement Monday said the two-member commission will consist of former Gujarat High Court judge Sugnyaben K. Bhatt and former additional chief secretary K.C. Kapoor. The panel has been asked to submit its report within three months.
The Gujarat government's decision came on a day the Congress led a delegation of women activists who submitted a memorandum to President Pranab Mukherjee demanding a judicial probe into the alleged stalking of the woman.
The alleged snooping has escalated into a major row between the Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party in the middle of the campaigning for assembly polls.
The Congress has been alleging the woman was close to Modi and was put under surveillance by the then minister of state for home and Modi's aide, Amit Shah, in 2009 after the chief minister suspected her of being close to an IAS officer.
Modi is the prime ministerial candidate of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Gujarat cadre IAS officer Pradeep Sharma Saturday filed a plea in the Supreme Court and sought a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into violations of law by Modi and Shah in the alleged snooping on the architect.
He urged the court to take on record the documents and transcripts accompanying his application and sought direction to the CBI to "register a case and conduct a thorough inquiry/investigation into the violation of the Telegraph Act, 1885 and other applicable laws" by Modi, Shah and any others.
The Gujarat government statement said the inquiry had been ordered to probe the issue in larger public interest and to arrive at the truth.
"After considering all aspects of the case, the state government has decided to get the matter inquired in the larger public interest to gather, assimilate and establish the truth," the statement said.
The statement referred to reports in the media quoting "certain audio-tapes published on web portals 'Kobrapost' and 'Gulail.com' regarding some alleged incident(s) of security/surveillance of a woman in the state of Gujarat in 2009."
According to the expose made earlier this month, the woman's movements and her conversations were being covered by the Gujarat "state Intelligence Bureau, the Crime Branch and the Anti-Terrorist Squad in August 2009 on oral orders, without any valid legal authorisation, and was meant only to serve the interests of someone whom Amit Shah, addressed as 'saheb'."
The Congress has been seeking to corner Modi on the alleged stalking and has claimed that "saheb" mentioned in the tapes referred to the Gujarat chief minister.
The BJP has strongly defended the Gujarat government, stating the father of the woman said he requested the state government to provide protection to his daughter.
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The Museum gets updated information hourly from IRIS, the Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology, and displays it on a global map. The map shows the location and magnitude of earthquakes on various time scales ranging from hours to years. On Friday, for example, the map showed strong earthquakes occurring in Kazakhstan, Italy and Indonesia with the past few days.
Viewed on a longer time scale, the map shows a marked concentration of dots along the lines of Earth's tectonic plates, including the so-called Ring of Fire around the Pacific Rim.
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Alcoa has committed to investing $42 million to modernize its Massena aluminum production facilities, preserving 900 jobs for the north country, in a deal with the state that guarantees a long-term supply of low-cost electricity from the New York Power Authority.
The critical development, announced by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo at the close of business Friday, was met with enthusiasm and a huge sigh of relief from community leaders who had been anxiously awaiting Alcoas decision as a March 31 deadline approached. The official announcement is scheduled for Monday.
I just think thats fantastic news and its worth all the effort, said Ernie J. LeBaff, who is president emeritus of the Aluminum, Brick and Glass Workers International Union and has worked to bring the deal to fruition.
The agreement between Alcoa and NYPA was a key to keeping the jobs in the north country, he said.
This goes back to the agreement between the county and the power authority to have power for the next 40 or 50 years at the best rates in the world, he said.
Mr. LeBaff said that he has spent his whole adult life in aluminum and in the labor movement and that without those jobs, the areas economy would go flat.
Alcoa will move forward with the next phase of modernizing its operations as part of its contract with NYPA, which will continue the supply of low-cost hydropower from the St. Lawrence-Franklin D. Roosevelt Hydroelectric Plant to the companys facilities. Alcoas contract for the hydropower was to expire at the end of this year.
Those modernization plans involve a $42 million investment by Alcoa for site preparation and engineering at the Massena East smelter. The company also is to contribute an additional $10 million toward a North Country Economic Development Fund.
Alcoa is a mainstay of the north countrys economy and the surrounding vicinity, as the largest private-sector employer north of Syracuse, Gov. Cuomo said in a press release to accompany the announcement. New York State is committed to supporting the companys success as reflected by our partnership for the continued supply of low-cost hydropower. The modernization of the Massena operations will further reinforce Alcoas commitment to the region and secure their long-term future, so that we can keep good jobs here in the north country.
The importance of Alcoa to the regional economy was reiterated by Massena Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray.
Alcoa has been here for more than 110 years and were anxious for the company to write its next chapter here. Mr. Gray said Friday evening. The modernization of the East plant will mean the immediate creation of construction jobs and influx of money into our economy. Even more important is the long-term security of the jobs at the plant.
If Alcoa had failed to meet the deadline, its contract for low-cost power would have been up for review, according to NYPA officials.
One more hurdle remains, as Alcoa still must receive approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the proposed remediation plan to clean up the Grasse River. The EPAs decision is expected in April. That carries an estimated price tag of $245 million, a cost for which Alcoa is liable.
Other proposals for the cleanup range from a less extensive $114 million option to a $1.3 billion project, EPA Remedial Project Manager Young S. Chang said.
Ms. Chang said the EPA has been consulting with the states Department of Environmental Conservation, Department of Health and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe. The tribe has expressed support for the most thorough plan, but many others feared that mandating such a costly project would sound the death knell for Alcoas continued presence in Massena.
According to the governors press release, under a 2008 long-term power supply contract, Alcoa has committed to a total investment of $600 million to modernize its Massena operations in return for low-cost hydropower. The company has also agreed to fund economic development in St. Lawrence, Franklin, Essex, Jefferson, Lewis, Hamilton, and Herkimer counties and on the Akwesasne Mohawk Reservation.
Service under the new contract will start on Jan. 1, 2014 and extend 30 years to 2045, with an additional 10-year option to extend service beyond 2045.
Alcoa will receive 478 megawatts of power under the new contract approximately 60 percent of St. Lawrence-FDRs generating output.
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By PAUL KENGORGrove City College
By now everyone knows that a California judge has ruled the pledge of allegiance unconstitutional. Specifically, Senior District Court Judge Lawrence Karlton has ruled that the pledge's reference to one nation "under God" violates the right of school children to be "free from a coercive requirement to affirm God." Karlton was appointed by President Jimmy Carter, a devout Christian.
In a perverse way, the ruling is perfectly fitting: God has been booted from public schools for years.
What is surprising, however, is this: two heroes of the left are in lock step with two heroes of the right in their defense of God in public schools.
In her book It Takes A Village, Hillary Rodham Clinton insisted that "nothing in the First Amendment converts our public schools into religion-free zones, or requires all religious expression to be left behind at the schoolhouse door." Those words are actually her husband's, as are these, which she also quoted approvingly: "[R]eligion is too important in our history and our heritage for us to keep it out of our schools."
Senator Clinton's statement must surely infuriate many liberals. The New York Times must be bewildered by such an unsophisticated, red-stated statement.
Obviously, George W. Bush endorses this view. On occasion, Bush has had the effrontery to ask public-school audiences to join him in a moment of silence. One such episode took place in Sarasota, Florida at 9:30 AM on the morning of September 11, 2001, roughly 25 minutes after United Airlines Flight 175 crashed into World Trade Center South and 45 minutes after American Airlines Flight 11 smashed into World Trade Center North.
Also from the right, Ronald Reagan had some things to say on the subject. Beginning in the 1960s in Sacramento�ironically, the city where Michael Newdow (aided by Judge Karlton) has led his crusade to remove religion from public education�Reagan quipped that "God isn't dead. We just can't talk to Him in the classroom anymore." Reagan posed a very good question: "Can it really be true that the First Amendment can permit Nazis and Ku Klux Klansmen to march on public property, advocate the extermination of people of the Jewish faith and the subjugation of blacks, while the same amendment forbids our children from saying a prayer in school?" Amazingly enough, according to the ACLU, the answer to that question is yes.
Reagan lamented the repercussions of this religious purge. In a letter he sent to a friend from the Oval Office in March 1987, he complained of the secularized manner in which sex education was taught in public schools. "Well-intentioned though it may have been," he began, "it is taught in a framework of only being a physical act�like eating a ham sandwich. The educators are fearful that any references to sin or morality will be viewed as violating the church and state separation." That's the Brave New World that the left has courageously embraced. Sex talk is good, sin talk is bad.
There is one more line of wisdom from Reagan that bears directly on the issue of "under God" in the pledge. Reagan believed that it was important for young people to hear and internalize phrases like "one nation under God." The reason why gets to the crux of this debate.
Acknowledging that we are a nation under God means that we possess unalienable rights derived not from some benevolent government but from an almighty creator. If such rights came from a ruling council, that same council could easily take them away. On the other hand, if those rights derive from God, then no government has the right to remove them. That is what has made America different from every totalitarian tyranny from Moscow to Berlin to Havana. One can draw a straight line from founders like Thomas Jefferson directly to recent presidents like Ronald Reagan.
Today, certain public officials are trying to erase that line, leaving us with a scary blank to fill in.
If not a nation "under God," then a nation under what?
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CANTON Pedestrians strolling down Main Street can learn some local history just by pausing at some downtown storefront windows.
Last week, Canton Historian Linda A. Casserly affixed about 20 enlarged reprints of old photographs to downtown buildings. Captions provide information about the yesteryear images.
She has been pleased at the response from building owners and the public.
The businesses that dont have them have started calling up asking for them, Mrs. Casserly said. Theyre bringing back memories for a lot of people.
Visitors to the post office will find a picture of the building under construction in 1936 during Roosevelts New Deal programs. A stop at the municipal building, 60 Main St., displays the historic town hall that burned in 1962 and the iconic Harrington Hotel that was torn down in 1959.
A photograph of the old Canton Diner being moved by tractor-trailer in 1978 is displayed in the entry of McDonalds restaurant. The Traditional Arts in Upstate New York center shows J.J. Newberry Inc., a popular five-and-dime store that was housed there for many years.
People can see them at their own pace anytime theyre strolling down Main Street, Mrs. Casserly said. They can view them any time of day.
A 1927 photograph in the A-1 Oriental Kitchen, at Main and Hodskin streets, shows the former Howe Bros. Hardware Store.
From her second-floor window in the municipal building, Mrs. Casserly can see first-hand that many people are taking the time to pause for a mini history lesson. The pictures were taken by two well-known Canton photographers, the late Benjamin Kipp, who captured local images from 1890 to 1930, and the late Dwight Church, who photographed Canton in the 1950s and 1960s.
Dennis Barr, a local photographer, has been working with Mrs. Casserly on restoring old photographs and improving some by using Photoshop. Hes printed about 300 images of Cantons past and enlarged them into 13-by-17-inch reprints.
A historians job is to bring the past back to life. Without Dennis, this would not be possible, Mrs. Casserly said.
She plans to continue the project by hanging some of the images on side streets and rotating in winter scenes. She is open to suggestions from the public.
Its an ongoing project, Mrs. Casserly said. Ill keep them up as long as the businesses want them.
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Wins over Faces
Matthew Cerrone, Lead WriterI wonder if we need to get more comfortable with rooting for the uniform again and not specific players?
Sandy Alderson locked up David Wright, mostly because he's a terrific third baseman (in an era when there aren't many good third baseman), but he also got the deal he got because he's a good kid, clean, smart, a good story, loyal, and capable of and willing to be the face of the franchise now and after he retires. Every franchise needs this, and Alderson so much as said so. But, for the most part, he has said he isn't a big fan of giving out these type of second-generation contracts… let alone ones that cost $100 million… and especially to more than one player.
As I've explained before, I think he believes in having a young, under-team-control core to win with (such as Ike Davis, Jon Niese, Matt Harvey, Zack Wheeler, etc.,) with Wright as their leader) but who are supported each season by a constant rotation of mercenaries acquired by trade or signed to very short-term, affordable contracts that can be easily discarded and replaced if they're not working out.
Further more, if finds himself with player requesting more money – who is having a career year or attaining a major, personal achievement, like a batting title, Cy Young, etc. – I have a feeling Alderson and his staff will treat him like any other overvalued asset that he should sell high on.
For instance, Jose Reyes, R.A. Dickey, maybe Johan Santana this summer, etc., I think Alderson and his staff may literally see these guys as "opportunities," like flipping a house or selling a stock, assuming it's in the best interest of the organization's future. The foundation (Davis, Harvey, Wheeler, etc.) do not get moved, at least not yet, at least not while they're appropriately valued and producing. But, even for them, the moment they are producing at a high level, and their demand increases while on the verge of being free agents (say five, six, seven years from now), I wonder if they'll get moved too?
Oakland A's fans are very used to this way of life, they actually take pride in it at this point, and Alderson, Paul Depodesta and J.P. Ricciardi all have roots in that system. The Rays are doing this well, too. The difference is that New York City has conditioned itself to root for stars. However, with a few exceptions (Rickey Henderson, Wright, etc.) I get the feeling Alderson believes winning (regardless of who you do it with and how much you spend on it) trumps any one player – regardless of how you and I feel about those players. And, maybe, what we're watching here (at the expense of short-term success) is Alderson transition from one model to the other.
Obviously, the perfect scenario, the ultimate goal, the sweet spot, for Alderson or any GM will be a combination of both: sustained winning, a consistent system, gunning for the post season year after year, but with four of five familiar faces we love and rally around (the 'Core Four,' so to speak). But, if he had to choose, I bet Alderson would take wins over faces… and I wonder if New York fans agree?


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7 U.S. Code Chapter 35 - AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT OF 1938
- GENERAL PROVISIONS (§§ 1281–1282a)
- SUBCHAPTER III—COTTON POOL PARTICIPATION TRUST CERTIFICATES (§ 1401_to_1407)
Part A—Definitions, Loans, Parity Payments, and Consumer Safeguards
1301. Definitions. 1301a. References to parity prices, etc., in other laws after January 1, 1950. 1301b, 1302. Repealed. 1303. Parity payments. 1304. Consumer safeguards. 1305. Transfer of acreage allotments or feed grain bases on public lands upon request of State agencies. 1306. Projected yields; determination; base period. 1307. Limitation on payments under wheat, feed grains, and cotton programs for 1974 through 1977 crops. 1308. Payment limitations. 1308–1. Notification of interests; payments limited to active farmers. 1308–2. Denial of program benefits. 1308–3. Foreign persons made ineligible for program benefits. 1308–3a. Adjusted gross income limitation. 1308–4. Education program. 1308–5. Treatment of multiyear program contract payments. 1308a. Cost reduction options. 1309. Normally planted acreage and target prices. 1310. American agriculture protection program. 1310a. Normal supply of commodity for 1986 through 1995 crops.
Part B—Marketing Quotas
subpart i—marketing quotas—tobacco
1311 to 1316. Repealed.
subpart ii—acreage allotments—corn
1321. Legislative finding of effect on interstate and foreign commerce and necessity of regulation. 1322 to 1325. Repealed. 1326. Adjustment of farm marketing quotas. 1327 to 1329. Omitted. 1329a. Discontinuance of acreage allotments on corn. 1330. Omitted.
subpart iii—marketing quotas—wheat
1331. Legislative finding of effect on interstate and foreign commerce and necessity of regulation. 1332. National marketing quota. 1333. National acreage allotment. 1334. Apportionment of national acreage allotment. 1334a. Omitted. 1334a–1. Summer fallow farms; upper limit on required set aside acreage for 1971 through 1977 wheat, feed grain, and cotton crops. 1334b. Designation of States outside commercial wheat-producing areas. 1335. Small-farm exemption; small-farm base acreage; election; acreage allotment; land-use provisions; price support; wheat marketing certificates. 1336. Referendum. 1337. Repealed. 1338. Transfer of quotas. 1339. Land use. 1339a. Repealed. 1339b. Wheat diversion programs; credits in establishment of State, county and farm acreage allotments for wheat. 1339c. Feed grains diversion programs for 1964 and subsequent years; feed grain acreage considered wheat acreage and wheat acreage considered feed grain acreage. 1339d. Hay production on set-aside or diverted acreage; storage; emergency use; loans. 1340. Supplemental provisions relating to wheat marketing quotas; marketing penalty for rice; crop loans on cotton, wheat, rice, tobacco, and peanuts.
subpart iv—marketing quotas—cotton
1341. Legislative findings. 1342. National marketing quota; proclamation; amount; date of proclamation. 1342a. National cotton production goal. 1343. Referendum. 1344. Apportionment of national acreage allotments. 1344a. Exclusion of 1949 acreage in computation of future allotments. 1344b. Sale, lease, or transfer of cotton acreage allotments. 1345. Farm marketing quotas; farm marketing excess. 1346. Penalties. 1347. Repealed. 1348. Payments in kind to equalize cost of cotton to domestic and foreign users; rules and regulations; termination date; persons eligible; amount; terms and conditions; raw cotton in inventory. 1349. Export market acreage. 1350. National base acreage allotment. 1350a. Repealed.
subpart v—marketing quotas—rice
1351 to 1356. Omitted or Repealed.
subpart vi—marketing quotas—peanuts
1357 to 1359a. Repealed.
subpart vii—flexible marketing allotments for sugar
1359aa. Definitions. 1359bb. Flexible marketing allotments for sugar. 1359cc. Establishment of flexible marketing allotments. 1359dd. Allocation of marketing allotments. 1359ee. Reassignment of deficits. 1359ff. Provisions applicable to producers. 1359gg. Special rules. 1359hh. Regulations; violations; publication of Secretary's determinations; jurisdiction of the courts; United States attorneys. 1359ii. Appeals. 1359jj. Administration. 1359kk. Administration of tariff rate quotas. 1359ll. Period of effectiveness.
Part C—Administrative Provisions
subpart i—publication and review of quotas
1361. Application of subpart. 1362. Publication of marketing quota; mailing of allotment notice. 1363. Review of quota; review committee. 1364. Compensation of review committee. 1365. Institution of proceeding for court review of committee findings. 1366. Court review. 1367. Stay of proceedings and exclusive jurisdiction. 1368. Effect of increase on other quotas.
subpart ii—adjustment of quotas and enforcement
1371. General adjustment of quotas. 1372. Payment, collection, and refund of penalties. 1373. Reports and records. 1374. Measurement of farms and report of plantings; remeasurement. 1375. Regulations. 1376. Court jurisdiction; duties of United States attorneys; remedies and penalties as additional. 1377. Preservation of unused acreage allotments. 1378. Transfer of acreage allotments ensuing from agency acquisition of farmlands. 1379. Reconstitution of farms.
Part D—Wheat Marketing Allocation
1379a. Legislative findings. 1379b. Wheat marketing allocation; amount; national allocation percentage; commercial and noncommercial wheat-producing areas. 1379c. Marketing certificates. 1379d. Marketing restrictions. 1379e. Assistance in purchase and sale of marketing certificates; regulations; administrative expenses; interest. 1379f. Conversion factors. 1379g. Authority to facilitate transition. 1379h. Applicability of provisions to designated persons; reports and records; examinations by the Secretary. 1379i. Penalties. 1379j. Regulations.
Part E—Rice Certificates
1380a to 1380p. Omitted.
Part F—Miscellaneous Provisions and Appropriations
subpart i—miscellaneous
1381 to 1382. Omitted. 1383. Insurance of cotton; reconcentration. 1383a. Written consent for reconcentration of cotton. 1384. Repealed. 1385. Finality of payments and loans; substitution of beneficiaries. 1386. Exemption from laws prohibiting interest of Members of Congress in contracts. 1387. Photographic reproductions and maps. 1388. Utilization of local agencies. 1389. Personnel. 1390. Separability.
subpart ii—appropriations and administrative expenses
1391. Authorization of appropriations; loans from Commodity Credit Corporation. 1392. Administrative expenses; posting names and compensation of local employees. 1393. Allotment of appropriations. SUBCHAPTER III—COTTON POOL PARTICIPATION TRUST CERTIFICATES 1401 to 1407. Omitted.
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CANTON The Ogdensburg man charged with stealing over $17,000 in checks from a city priest pleaded not guilty during arraignment in St. Lawrence County Court Tuesday morning.
Jesse G. Austin, 34, of 212 Montgomery St., is being charged with one count of third-degree grand larceny, a class D felony and nine counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument, also class D felonies.
Mr. Austin was drug tested prior to arraignment and tested positive for Suboxone. He told St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards that he once had a prescription for the drug that is used to treat opiate addiction, and still takes it on occasion. Mr. Austin appeared in court having been released on $3,000 jail after his May 16 arrest by Ogdensburg police for allegedly stealing and cashing $17,460 in nine separate checks on nine separate dates between Dec. 21 and April 1 from the Community Bank N.A. account of the Rev. Edward E. Papp.
Judge Richards exonerated Mr. Austins bail and released him from court Tuesday under probation supervision. As a part of the terms and conditions of that release Mr. Austin was ordered to get an evaluation at chemical dependency and comply with the recommended treatment.
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Cross-Country Skiing
News about Cross-Country Skiing, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Bjoergen and Krogh Earn Sprint Titles
The world champion Marit Bjoergen has won a record-tying fifth overall World Cup cross-country sprint title, and Finn Haagen Krogh captured his first.
March 12, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING AND: Cross-Country Skiing , Bjoergen, Marit
Swedish Skier Wins Another Title
The cross-country skier Johan Olsson of Sweden took advantage of an early start number to win the men's 15-kilometer freestyle race for his second world title.
February 26, 2015, Thursday
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Cross-Country Feat for U.S. Women
Jessie Diggins and Caitlin Gregg won the first major championship medals for American women in long-distance cross-country skiing racing.
February 25, 2015, Wednesday
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Norwegians Win Sprints
Petter Northug and Marit Bjorgen gave Norway a perfect start to the Nordic skiing world championships in Falun, Sweden, by winning the men's and women's cross-country sprints.
February 20, 2015, Friday
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With Rally, U.S. Skater Polina Edmunds Takes Gold at Age 16
The American Polina Edmunds became the second-youngest woman to win the women's singles title at the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships in Seoul, South Korea, on Sunday.
February 16, 2015, Monday
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Speedskater Emerges From Tight Race to End Title Drought on Big Day for the U.S.
Shani Davis win was his first major title in four years; and the ski jumper Sara Takanashi of Japan took the top spot in Ljubno, Slovenia.
February 15, 2015, Sunday
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Figure Skater Wins His First U.S. Men's Title
Jason Brown's big lead after the short program allowed him to hold off Adam Rippon in the free skate on Sunday.
January 26, 2015, Monday
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Marit Bjorgen Continues Domination of Event in Italy
Bjorgen, the six-time Olympic champion, won her fourth straight stage in the Tour de Ski in Dobbiaco, Italy, extending her overall lead to more than a minute and a half.
January 8, 2015, Thursday
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Norwegians Sweep Cross-Country Race
Marit Bjorgen led a Norwegian sweep of the podium in the first stage of the women's cross-country Tour de Ski in Oberstdorf, Germany, while Dario Cologna won the men's race.
January 4, 2015, Sunday
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The Jura Mountains, a Cross-Country Wonderland
Straddling the border of France and Switzerland, the area boasts a network of more than 2,100 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails.
December 14, 2014, Sunday
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Shootout OK in the Cowboy Action corral
SHEDD, Ore. - Buckshot Shell-E stares intently down range, her hands resting lightly on the twin revolvers holstered on her hips.
Her leather chaps sway slowly back and forth. All is still.
Buckshot Shell-E pulls both pistols and fires off 10 rounds. She holsters her pistols and runs for her rifle, pulls it up and shoots nine times.
Then Buckshot Shell-E throws down the rifle and grabs her 12-gauge shotgun, pumps a shell in the chamber, fires, loads another shell, and fires again.
It all takes her 16 seconds.
She doesn't miss a shot.
Shell-E is the nation's best female shootist, holding five national championships in a unique sport: Cowboy Action Shooting.
Fortunately for Shell-E, who is from Lebanon, Ore., and whose real name is Michelle Reagan, the targets she aims at don't shoot back.
The point of Cowboy Action Shooting is to have a good time - and stay safe.
"A lot of people just come out here to have fun," Reagan said. "They don't care how they shoot, as long as they're safe."
The Oregon Old West Shooting Society holds a Cowboy Action Shooting match twice a month at the Albany Rifle and Pistol Club just outside of Shedd, Ore.
The rules are actually pretty simple: dress like a cowboy, shoot guns from the late 1800s, and when it's time to draw shoot as fast as you can without missing any of the targets.
Beginners and spectators are more than welcome, said match coordinator Jeremy Anderson, also known as Deaf Eagle.
All you need is a set of earplugs, a pair of safety glasses and a compelling alias. Eventually, you'll need your own guns, but not on your first day.
Many new people are finding their way to Oregon Old West Shooting Society these days.
"We get one or two new members every month or so," Anderson said.
On a recent Sunday morning, 45 members showed up ready to compete.
Cowboy Action Shooting is getting attention beyond the Northwest. It is one of the fastest growing shooting sports in the world, with close to 90,000 participants worldwide, Anderson said.
The OOWSS is a branch of the Single Action Shooting Society, an international Cowboy Action Shooting organization, Anderson said.
The group will host another match in Albany this Saturday, Jan. 22, beginning at 10 a.m.
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Take a walk on the wild side! Kids connect with nature and science comes alive at the zoo's Nature Rangers Spring Break Camp! Children investigate and explore the animals and natural world at the zoo with activities including field kits, take home nature projects and the investigation of animal mysteries. Children may attend one day, several days or all the days offered.
Campers are grouped by the following grades:
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Wild Ways: March 23, 2015
Explore the ways of the wild and take a safari of the senses through the zoo uncovering the sights, sounds and smells of the natural world. Children create their own field kit to explore nature and learn basic nature etiquette as they investigate the ways of the wild..
Cost and registration
Zoo members: $38 per child per day
Non-members: $45 per child per day
Early Care: $5 per day
Late Care: $10 per day
Pack a lunch or buy a sack lunch for $5 per day. Snacks are provided. (While we do provide vegetarian meal options we are unable to accomodate special diets. If your camper has a special diet please feel free to proide your own lunch and snacks.)
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The action was fast and furious at Wright's Enterprises starting early Saturday morning with the advent of youth turkey hunting weekend. Find out how many have been taken and ask yourself: Should turkey be the national bird?
Find this story in Monday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for April 29, 2013.


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Jersey Shore Communities Continue Recovery Efforts From Superstorm Sandy
David Mccue finds a golf club and the roof to his beach house that... News PhotoDemolished,Emergencies and Disasters,Extreme Weather,Golf,Horizontal,House,Hurricane Sandy,Natural Disaster,New Jersey,Roof,USAPhotographer Mark WilsonCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesORTLEY BEACH, NJ - NOVEMBER 25: David Mccue finds a golf club and the roof to his beach house that was completely demolished by Superstorm Sandy on November 25, 2012 in Ortley Beach, New Jersey. New Jersey Gov. Christie estimated that Superstorm Sandy cost New Jersey $29.4 billion in damage and economic losses. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)


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MASSENA Remediation crews in the coming years will dredge 109,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment from the banks of the Grasse River, but it might not be going far.
The river cleanup plan approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency calls for dredging shoreline sediment that exceeds PCB levels of 1 part per million in the top 6 inches of soil, according to Walter Mugdan, director of the EPAs Emergency and Remedial Response Division.
Mr. Mugdan said the contaminated sediment will be drained of water, the water will be treated and returned to the water supply and the soil will be kept at a landfill on the Alcoa West Plant site. He said this landfill is designed for permanent disposal of sediment laced with polychlorinated biphenyls, and it currently contains sediment dredged during the engineering phase of the remediation plan.
Some residents of the St. Regis Mohawk reservation who attended a meeting with EPA and tribal officials last week raised concern about keeping the contaminated sediment in the area, pointing to the landfill at the former General Motors Powertrain site as an example of what they described as hazardous waste being left carelessly in an area that has already suffered from PCB exposure.
However, Ken Jock, director of the tribes Environment Division, said that unlike the GM site, the Alcoa West facility is designed for the safe and long-term disposal of contaminated sediment. According to Mr. Jock and Mr. Mugdan, the Alcoa West landfill is equipped with safety features to monitor and prevent PCBs from contaminating the local environment, such as wells to monitor for PCBs, two liners to prevent PCBs from leaking into the ground soil and a layer of clay, soil and vegetation atop the contaminated sediment.
Its basically the state-of-the-art, best way of dealing with PCBs at the moment, Mr. Jock said. Theres quite a difference between the GM and Alcoa West sites.
Mr. Jock described the material left at the GM site as oily, PCB-contaminated sludge an illegal dump that was never approved by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
Theres no protection at the GM site, he said. Its a much more secure, highly monitored situation at Alcoa West.
Mr. Jock also pointed out that containment in a landfill is one of few ways to minimize exposure to PCBs, which are believed to cause cancer and other health problems in people exposed to them. He said the most harmful method of exposure is by eating fish contaminated with PCBs, and many say this and other methods of exposure have led to high rates of cancer and other diseases among the Mohawks.
Mr. Mugdan pointed out the problematic nature of the contaminants. PCBs were created because they dont break down. Thats why they were used at Alcoa, he said. Thats the key problem.
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An Opportunity to Double Scholarship Contributions
In 2011, UIS joined other U of I campuses in the Access Illinois Scholarship Initiative. On June 30, 2014, this initiative ended.
It will take a few weeks to tally the final results, but for now we can tell you that generous donors to UIS scholarships contributed more than $1,755,000 for UIS students.
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Here is a list of Access Illinois scholarships that qualify for the 1:1 match, which will continue up to ten years for awards generated by endowed scholarships and up to five years for pledged scholarships.


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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
Over the past six months, East Carbon and Sunnyside officials have been working to bring together their fire and ambulance services under one umbrella financially, as they already reside under one roof physically. Where talks with the county concerning a district seem to have fallen through, the cities have now turned to a possible change in their inter-local agreement to make the change happen fast.
"Right now our ambulance is so far financially in the hole we need to come together to insure that this service can be supplied to our community," said Sunnyside Council Member and Emergency Medical Technician Kelly Maynes. "The ambulance service is vital and needs to remain local."
According to Maynes, the Sunnyside service can provide treatment to residence in East Carbon, Sunnyside and the subdivision of Columbia within ten minutes. Based on the distance the Carbon County service would have to travel if they were covering East Carbon, wait times could be as high as 30 minutes.
"Our service is so important because we have well trained qualified individuals with a great deal of experience and fantastic response time," explained Maynes. "A citizen can get help here in 10 minutes or less. The county has a great ambulance service but logistically they are 25-30 miles away. That's 40 minutes away and in some cases that is simply too much time."
After the cities formally decided that coming together was their only option, they asked the county to create a district between the ambulance service and fire departments in both Sunnyside and East Carbon. The county liked the idea and began discussions to expand on the request, moving in the direction of a countywide district.
Officials from both small towns have commented that they don't feel being part of a county district would be in their best interest.
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NYT art critic reviews Pixar exhibition at MoMA
Here's the problem with this show-
BTW, my masters have unshackled me for 3 weeks from my MFA studies at
which time they will finish polishing the institutional gem they've been
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When we woo potential undergrads, the dream for half of them is, what?
PIXAR. "Oh, I wanna work at PIXAR." I just want to make
shaders/textures/meshes, monsters, entertainment, etc. This is enough
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as bad as hearing the Foundations students wanting to "express their
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By James Jay Carafano, Ph.D. and Morgan Lorraine Roach
Understanding what was behind the September 11, 2012, terrorist attack on the U.S. facility in Benghazi and the tragic results is vital for preparing for future security threats to embassies, consulates, and diplomatic missions. The attack in Benghazi reveals a terrorist attack profile that the U.S. is likely to see again.
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Based on publicly available information, the full nature of the linkage between the Benghazi attack and the broader al-Qaeda-inspired Islamist insurgency is still unclear. Nevertheless, what is abundantly clear is that al-Qaeda and its affiliates have demonstrated a consistent pattern of behavior: Once they adopt a tactic, they do not abandon it. They study the results. They look to improve and innovate—and they come back and try it again.
Because of the global attention that the Benghazi attack has attracted, this tactic will obviously get renewed attention from al-Qaeda leaders. Al-Qaeda-affiliated sources have already called for additional attacks on U.S. embassies. Regardless of the motivation and organization behind Benghazi, the U.S. government should anticipate that al-Qaeda and its affiliates will aspire to more such attacks. Washington cannot start too soon in preparing to better counter such efforts.
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After Benghazi, the Administration announced a number of efforts to get at the facts behind Benghazi and the state of U.S. security at overseas diplomatic facilities. These include a State Department Accountability Review Board and assessments by the State Department inspector general. For Congress and the Administration to adequately determine what can be learned from the tragedy in Benghazi, they will need full and complete answers to the four questions posed here.
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