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Tips for Buying "Green" with the Government Credit Card
As published by the EPA in January 2000.
Assuring that your purchases comply with environmental laws and EPA's policies.
You have the opportunity to help the environment while buying products that meet your program's needs. President Clinton has directed federal agencies to buy products that are made with recycled content, have less packaging, are energy efficient, don't create hazardous waste, and incorporate other environmentally preferable attributes. As you use the government credit card, you can help EPA meet this commitment.
Here's how:
- Buy products with recycled content
- Buy products with reduced packaging
- Look for the Energy Star label
- Ask if the product contains hazardous materials or toxic chemicals
- Look for other information on the environmental features of products
EPA designates recycled content products that government agencies must buy. For products which have been designated by EPA, you must buy those which contain recycled content as long as they are available, meet your performance needs, and are cost-competitive. EPA recommends the required minimum percentage of recycled content that the products you buy should contain. A table of recycled content percentages as of 1/19/00 is included in this manual as an appendix.
Whatever your job, it is likely that you will be asked to order a product which has been designated by EPA. Supply Clerks, Secretaries and Administrative Officers order copy paper, file folders, remanufactured toner cartridges, writing tablets, envelopes, plastic office supplies, shipping and mailing products, awards and plaques, and other products we typically use every day. Fleet managers and users of fleet vehicles purchase automotive products like motor oil, tires, and engine coolant. On-Scene Coordinators may buy spill containment products. Employees in Facilities or Safety and Environmental Compliance may buy signs, pallets, parking stops, traffic cones and barrels to control traffic flow in our parking lots, park benches and picnic tables, and certain other building and landscaping products. All of these products can be made with recycled content and you can find most of them in the General Services Administration's (GSA) "Environmental Products Guide" . Manufacturers, suppliers, and helpful national specifications can also be identified at EPA's Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines Web site.
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Recycled content products contain "recovered materials" or "postconsumer materials" or both. "Recovered materials" means materials that have been removed or diverted from solid waste - in other words, trash - including solid waste created by manufacturers. "Postconsumer materials" are materials that we discard at home and at work that are separated or diverted for recycling instead of going to a landfill.
In the case of paper products, President Clinton requires Federal agencies to purchase products containing 30% postconsumer material beginning January 1, 1999. Paper products containing 30% postconsumer materials will be available from GSA's schedule and stock programs.
Packaging is a significant solid waste problem. EPA estimates that packaging alone accounted for 23.7 % of the volume and 19.4% of the weight of the material that went to municipal landfills in 1996. We can reduce the amount of trash we generate by buying products with reduced packaging. For example, if you can purchase pads of paper that are not wrapped in plastic shrink wrap, you will not have to throw away the plastic. Also consider buying a larger quantity packaged in a single box rather than smaller quantities in multiple boxes.
When buying products that use energy (computers, copiers, fax machines, multitasking devices, document scanners, TV/VCRs, refrigerators, etc.), look for the Energy Star label, which tells you that the product is energy efficient. Check EPA's Energy Star Products web site at or call the Department of Energy's Federal Energy Management Program for the latest recommended levels of energy efficiency for different products - 1-800-DOE-EREC or 1-800-363-3632. Fedcenter.com, an e-commerce site that you can purchase a variety of goods and services through, will identify and allow you to purchase the EnergyStar product options available to you. Indicate that you want to see EnergyStar products via their Search section, or look at the "EnergyStar compliant" column in the "Compare Products" section of their site.
Hazardous Materials and Toxic Chemicals
Ask if the product contains hazardous materials or toxic chemicals. Examples include cleaning products containing petroleum-based solvents or acids, and paints (some contain chromate or volatile organic compounds). GSA's "Environmental Products Guide" includes information provided by vendors to help you choose a more environmentally preferable alternative to many of these products.
Battery-operated portable electronic devices such as cell phones, laptop computers, walkie-talkies, and tools often use rechargeable Ni-Cd batteries which contain cadmium, a hazardous material. If you buy products with Ni-Cd batteries, ask for batteries with the Battery Recycling Seal (see graphic).
Advise the person who will be using the product that Ni-Cd batteries must be recycled at the end of their useful life so they don't end up in a landfill. They should contact their safety/environmental compliance manager for assistance. Information for consumers on how and where to recycle their used Ni-Cd batteries is also available through a toll-free number: 1-800-822-8837.
There are other situations where you may have to buy products with hazardous materials, such as laboratory chemicals. Notify your facility safety or environmental compliance manager before you purchase the item. If this is a new chemical at the facility, they may require you to get a Material Safety Data Sheet. Or there may be special worker safety, recycling or disposal procedures that you will need to follow.
In summary, when buying products, consider the following environmental criteria:
A good source for this information is EPA's Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Program's Database of environmental information on products and services.. In addition, vendors are often happy to provide this information on their products.
Resources to help you make more environmentally preferable purchasing choices:
Listed below are some website addresses and telephone numbers of selected vendors that offer products with good environmental features. The following also references resources containing general green purchasing and product information. (Of course, this is not an exhaustive list of companies and EPA in no way endorses their products.)
Environmental Office Products
Buy Green Homepage
Provides links to numerous resources.
Rainbow Eco Specialties -- Carriers of the National Recycling Coalition Recycled Content Product Line
Office and school supplies including recycled-content products, agricultural-based products, solar products, and less toxic products
Green Earth Office Supply
Its product offerings include recycled-content products, agricultural based products, solar products, less toxic products and cruelty-free products.
Ecomall Office Products
Ecomall contains links to sites that sell traditional office products with recycled content, high quality recycled diskettes, energy-efficient lighting products, etc.
Full Circle Paper Outlet
(919) 309-0811
Green Office Information/ Buying Guides
Working Your Way to a Green Office
General product information, product list, as well as green buying information
Green Seal
(202) 331-7337
Office Green Buying Guide
Green Office Magazine
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office Furniture information.
***Product attribute claims should be carefully examined to make sure they are consistent with the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims. In general, be skeptical of broad claims that the product is "environmentally safe," "environmentally friendly" or "non-toxic" unless the manufacturer can back up the claim with actual documentation. The EPP Web site has a helpful brochure describing the FTC guidelines. There you will also find many examples of advertising language to help you understand how to evaluate advertising claims.
Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines
(This section was updated in April 2008.)
EPA's CPG program provides recycled-content recommendations for lists of designated products. EPA has already designated or is proposing to designate products grouped into the following eight categories:


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Sanchez's Silver Lining From Loss of Santonio?
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Brian Costello writes a thought-provoking article about while the Jets might lose talent on their offense with the season-ending injury to Santonio Holmes that from a preparation and execution standpoint, Sanchez might be better off. Costello likens Holmes' injury to that of loudmouth Giants Tight End Jeremy Shockey during Eli Manning's fourth season with the Giants, here's two key passages.
First one on how Sanchez targets the ball.
With Holmes in the trainer's room, Sanchez and offensive coordinator Tony Sparano no longer have his oversized ego to consider when drawing up a game plan. Sanchez can spread the ball around. The Jets can run Shonn Greene more than 20 times a game, like they did Sunday.
Sanchez targeted Holmes more than 30 percent of the time in each of the Jets' first four games. Holmes was thrown at 39 times, which is the 30th most in the NFL, according to profootballfocus.com. That is with him missing the last two games. No one else in the top 30 has as few as his 190 snaps. With Holmes out, the distribution of passes has been much more even.
I'm intrigued with the idea, but citing that his passes have been more evenly distributed since Tone has been out is causal. If Reggie Wayne goes out of the lineup, it would stand to reason that Andrew Luck would then be forced to distribute the ball more equally. Generally, a team's best receiver is going to get thrown to more times than not, so it stands to reason that distribution would flatten with a team's best option out of the lineup. Ball distribution should be a meritocracy, not communism. No team is looking to empower their proletariat just for the sake of some warm fuzzies.
Speaking of the proletariat, what might be more damning about Tone's impact is the fact that Holmes only caught the ball at a 49% clip so far this year and that he was (on the whole) playing poorly even when he was in the lineup. According to to Football Outsiders, Holmes played at right about replacement level leading up to his season-ending injury on a per-play basis.
Translation? Holmes was in effect hanging from the bottom rung of the 64 starting receivers from across the league. Not good. He was ranked 63rd on an overall basis and 60th on a per play basis. Was Sanchez and the rest of the offense part of the problem, most assuredly, but somehow second year receiver Jeremy Kerley is actually playing much better on a per play (19th) and overall value (35th) level than Holmes did. Somehow, Kerley has been immune to Sanchez and the Jets offensive struggles … so as Costello points out, this injury might be a mercy killing in terms of relying on Santonio Holmes to make this offense move.
Another key factor that might benefit Sanchez from the Holmes injury, writes Costello is that Sanchez might have felt blocked from uninhibited leadership by Tone.
That leads to the second aspect of Holmes being out. Sanchez never has asserted himself when Holmes was around. It reminds me of David Wright with the Mets when Carlos Delgado was there. He deferred to him. Sanchez never seemed ready to challenge Holmes.
But in training camp, when Holmes was sidelined with a variety of injuries, Sanchez took control of the huddle. Since Holmes has been out, Sanchez has held extra study sessions with his inexperienced receivers.
Just a quick thought on the study sessions. They were the key to Tone showing up Sanchez leading up to the Miami game last year, it was also very telling when after the Dolphins game this year where Tone had nine catches and almost 150 yards that Sanchez pointedly commended Santonio for his extra practice and attention leading up to that game during the previous week. It's plain that they both don't see eye to eye on practice and preparation and that's been a key part of their disconnect.
As Costello points out, with younger or new guys like Stephen Hill or Jason Hill, Chaz Schilens or Jeremy Kerley … they're not going to question what their quarterback tells them to do. Dustin Keller and Sanchez are good friends and have spent tons of extra time together on the practice field and that's been a key to their chemistry. Maybe that gym rat approach can work again with other players?
I was not bashful in saying last winter that I would have been happy had the Jets cut Santonio and taken the salary hit for it. They didn't do it and now they are financially committed to him most likely through 2013. Tone did work hard this offseason, invited players to train with him, showed leadership during camp, but I still got the sense that there is still something of a disconnect between the wide receiver and quarterback.
Like it or not we're in a place where we're going to see what the Jets can now do the rest of the way without Santonio. Whether Santonio was there or not, this season was going to hinge on Mark Sanchez and whether or not he could elevate his game. He might not have the cast of characters around him that will help to make him a better player, but it just can't be an excuse anymore either. This is his chance to take full command of the team and maybe there is a silver lining in how the way this season is turning out for the offense …


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Over the years, South Park has had enough musical guest stars to make Coachella queef. And those musicians the show either couldn't get or had no interest in paying were simply imitated… usually poorly. The results, though, were always hilarious and always memorable.
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COLLINS LANDING Increased federal funding for Customs and Border Protection means more agents at the border crossing at Wellesley Island.
An additional $165 million for the agency in the 2014 budget allows for 2,000 more agents nationwide.
The offices of Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., and Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, confirmed an increased number of border agents, though it was not clear how many agents will be part of the expansion.
In a statement, Sen. Schumer said the change will mean increased security at the border crossing, along with expedited processing of motorists and decreased waiting times.
More agents on the ground will increase the level of security, increase the efficiency of border crossings, and provide a shot in the arm to the local economy in the process, according to Sen. Schumers statement.
Mr. Owens, in a statement, cited agency statistics showing that the greater trade volume enabled by an increase of 33 CBP officers supports as many as 1,000 jobs in the U.S.
Increasing Canadian trade and tourism is vital to local job creation and economic development, especially along our northern border, Mr. Owenss statement said. Improving these border services supports the growth of business partnerships that increase Canadian investment in our region, and provides our local businesses with greater access to the Canadian marketplace, growing jobs and local economies throughout the region.
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Beth Chapman accused of verbally harrassing teen
Police in Colorado say an arrest warrant has been issued for the wife of TV bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman after she was accused of verbally harassing a teenager.
Attorneys for Beth Chapman say she did nothing wrong.
The Colorado Springs Gazette reported Thursday that police in Monument, north of Colorado Springs, couldn't reach Chapman to issue a summons, so they obtained the warrant.
Chapman's Colorado attorney, Gary Lozow, says she will cooperate with police and expects to be exonerated.
Police Lt. Steve Burk says the alleged harassment took place July 10 at a lake. He declined to provide details.
The Chapmans appear on the CMT show "Dog and Beth: On the Hunt." They own a home in Castle Rock.
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Theoretically speaking, if you burn more calories than you gain you will lose weight... Also, running is a good work out for fat burning. Diet wise, eat healthy, its not what you dont eat it is how much of something you eat or HOW IT IS COOKED. Instead of having that fried chicken from KFC, go home and boil some chicken with some pesto and a salad, it is pretty good. 2% over the max probally wont be hard to fix, just try young grasshopper.
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As noted above by dva5222, running is always good, since the majority of Army PT consists of bodyweight exercises as well.
Interval running patterns work miracles (jog 3/4 mile, spring 1/8th mile, walk 1/8th mile, repeat). It also helps build mental strength; its not easy to push yourself over and over.


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RENSSELAER FALLS Timothy H. Boprey has spent much of his adult life feeling angry at God.
The 49-year-old has endured more than his share of tragedy: motor vehicle accidents killed two brothers, and hes been through two divorces.
But after years of questioning his Christian faith, Mr. Boprey has discovered how to replace depression and anger with peace and joy. His new path began two years ago when he felt a calling to study to be in the ministry.
At first I wanted nothing to do with it because I was still angry, he recollected. But I kept hearing it in the back of my mind.
Prompted by a dream, Mr. Boprey said he finally stopped fighting the pull toward ministry.
I believe the dream was Gods way of telling me that he wanted me to follow Christ, he said. I know that sounds unbelievable to some people.
He then enrolled in an online academic program offered through Sterling College in Sterling, Kan.
After completing two years of classes, this spring he accomplished his goal of earning a bachelors degree in Christian studies and ministry.
On Saturday, Mr. Boprey plans to be in Kansas with his 16-year-old son, Trevor S. Boprey, attending the graduation ceremony and collecting his diploma.
Life could not be better, Mr. Boprey said. I have direction, I have purpose and I have peace. I havent had that for many years.
Mr. Boprey plans to continue working at the Canton Price Chopper grocery store, where he is often found stocking foods in the frozen foods section. He is well-known among customers for his friendliness and cheerful nature.
As a child, Mr. Boprey regularly attended the Rensselaer Falls United Methodist Church with his family.
He started to distance himself from religion after the March 14, 1982, motor vehicle accident that claimed the life of his 20-year-old brother, James L. Boprey, and left him with severe injuries at age 18.
He said the two were driving back to their Rensselaer Falls home when their vehicle was struck by a drunk driver.
I was mad as hell at God, he related. Thats when I started to pull away from the church.
In 1997, his faith was tested again. Another brother, Harold L. Boprey, died when his pickup truck was struck by a semi truck in Georgia.
Despite keeping busy with work and raising his own family, Mr. Boprey occasionally suffered bouts of depression and did not attend church on a regular basis. His problems were compounded by two failed marriages.
Support from family members, friends and his two sons, Trevor and Cameron D. Boprey, 24, kept him from spiraling downward.
Thats the only thing that kept me going. Thats what pulled me through, Mr. Boprey said.
Instead of leading a congregation, Mr. Boprey said he prefers to use his ministry training to counsel youths and young adults who are experiencing difficult circumstances.
I have experienced a lot of the hard things theyre going through. I am patient, and I am willing to listen, he said. Im not doing this for myself. This is something I want to do for people and to glorify God.
Later this year, he will receive further training by working with Reginald Curtis, the pastor at Fresh Start Fellowship, a congregation that meets at the Christian Family Tabernacle Church, County Route 14.
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The Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) maintains a diverse collection of resources that relate to African American genealogical research. Although there were free blacks in the state, the majority of Tennessee's African American population were slaves, making them virtually invisible because of the scarcity of documentation in ante-bellum records. The information in this guide is by no means exhaustive. Researchers are urged to confer with librarians and archivists at TSLA for consultation on individual research needs.
Federal Censuses (1820-1930)
State and County Records (Wills, deeds, court minutes, marriages, etc.)
Military Records
Civil War Colored Confederate Pension Applications
Employment Rolls and Nonpayment Rolls of Negroes Employed in the
W. R. Cornelius and Co. Burial Records of Federal Soldiers, Nashville, 1864-1865. Mf. 1510
Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who served with U. S. Colored Troops. Mf. 1454
Compiled Military Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who Served with the United States Colored Troops, 12th United States Colored Infantry. Mf. 1742
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Records of the Memphis Sub-District of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1862-1872. Mf. 1708
Freedmen's Savings & Trust Company, Index to Deposit Ledgers, 1865-1874. Mf. 1379
Freedman's Savings and Trust Register, Signatures of Depositors, Nashville and Memphis, Tennessee, Norfolk, Richmond, Virginia 1871-74. Mf. 1380
Selected Records of the Tennessee Field Office of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and
Abandoned Lands, 1865-1872. Mf. 32
Records of the Superintendent of Education for the State of Tennessee, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865-1870. Mf. 1038
Some of the family papers housed in the Tennessee State Library and Archives include bills of sale, slave deeds, wills, and other records pertaining to slaves that the family owned. For example:
Nannie Seawell Boyd Collection of Papers Relating to Montgomery Bell, 1853-1939.
John Houston Bills Diaries, 1843-1871. Mf. 1
Calvin Jones Papers, 1786-1881. Mf. 149. See also Mf. 240, Mf. 249, and Mf. 1370 for additional papers of this West Tennessee planter.
Andrew Jackson Donelson Papers, 1797-1898. Mf. 736
James Webb Smith Donnell Papers, 1820-1932. Mf. 799
James Knox Polk Papers, 1780-1972. Mf. 805
Jacob McGavock Dickinson Papers, 1812-1911. Mf. 836
William Hicks Jackson Papers, 1766-1978. Mf. 842
Washington Family Papers, 1796-1962. Mf. 961
Federal Writers' Project Slave Narratives. Mf. 1623
McGavock-Hayes Family Papers, Addition, 1796-2000. Mf. 1677
For additional information on family papers, researchers should contact the Manuscripts Section.
Tennessee Bible Records, ca. 1700-1970, ca. 1700-1970, Mf. 483; Supreme Court Cases; Legislative Petitions
African-American Newspapers
School Censuses
It can also be helpful for African Americans to research the genealogy of a slaveholder's family to learn more about their own ancestors and to discover their ancestor's migration path to Tennessee.
Published Material
Acts of Tennessee Names Index. This index is divided into two parts and covers the first 50 volumes of the published Acts: 1796-1830 and 1831-1850. The index includes names of slaves and people of color (no last name given).
African American community histories have been published for Davidson, Franklin, Giles, Hawkins, Henry, Lincoln, Rutherford, and Williamson Counties as well as the cities of Nashville and Knoxville. There are published indexes of births in Wilson County and indexes to the marriage records of Madison and Rhea Counties. There are a number of cemetery surveys published from various counties across Tennessee.
http://www.africanaheritage.com (University of South Florida Africana Heritage Project) whose mission it is to rediscover precious records that document the names and lives of former slaves, freed persons and their descendants, and share those records on this free Internet site.
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/snhtml/snintro00.html This Library of Congress - American Memory represents the efforts of the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) to interview surviving ex-slaves during the 1930s. The result of these efforts was the Slave Narrative Collection, a group of autobiographical accounts of former slaves compiled in seventeen states during the years 1936-38.
http://freedmensbureau.com/ The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, often referred to as the Freedmen's Bureau, was established in the War Department by an act in 1865. The bureau was to address all matters concerning refugees and freedmen within the states that were under reconstruction.
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Someday, you'll be able to hear a bobber plunk as it hits the quiet surface of the new fishing pond east of the fairgrounds rodeo arena. But not today.
Today and for about two more months, a squadron of heavy earth moving equipment is eating big bites of dirt from the slope leading to the nearby canal, excavating the holes that will soon hold still waters. According to commissioner Mike Milovich, Nelco Contractors is working to meet a deadline of April 15 to get the first phase of the project done, because irrigators downstream will be calling for water about then.
In all, the diggers will have to remove about 130,000 cubic yards of earth to create a multiple-use water retention project. When they are done, there will be one hole eight to 12 feet deep and 2.5 acres in area. That will be the urban fishery. Next to that there will be a smaller pond, less than an acre, which will be a settling pool for irrigation water.
It's the smaller pool that must be completed first, and it will be the money saver for the county and other irrigators. First, by removing silt from the canal water, it will spare a lot of clogged sprinkler heads and allow more efficient watering of crops.
Second, it will save the county a six-figure sum each year on irrigation expense for fairgrounds greenery and the adjacent ballparks. At a February meeting of the Recreation/Transportation Special Service District, Milovich estimated that having a nearby source of raw water would be at least $110,000 cheaper than having to irrigate with culinary water from the Price River Water Improvement District.
County engineer Curtis Page said Monday that the county will be using pumps to deliver pressurized water to the fairgrounds. The downstream waters users, called the Fairgrounds Pipeline Group, will be able to use gravity to provide sprinkler presure.
The RTSSD has agreed to contribute to the $600,000 cost of excavation. Meanwhile, irrigators have contributed to the engineering and associated expenses such as diversion to and from the ponds. "It has been a good partnership for all concerned,"Milovich said Wednesday.
Earthwork on the urban fishery is expected to be completed by around the third week in June, Page said.
While the ground is going down on the east side of the arena, high brick structures have been going up on the west side. The walls now in place will house storage and concession stands. According to county building official Dave Levanger, contractors are allowing some time for the mortar to cure before capping the walls with a four-inch layer of concrete.
The concession/storage facilities will serve as a base for the new covered grandstands that will go in later.
The new concession facilities and grandstand are part of a $3 million overhaul of the fairgrounds. Major funding for these projects come from a $1,337,500 grant and an equal amount in loan from the Community Impact Board, $300,000 from the RTSSD and $25,000 from Conoco Phillips.
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PARISHVILLE - The halls of Parishville-Hopkinton Central school on Friday were filled with Grinches, Whos, Loraxes and Sneetche, as the elementary school celebrated the birthday of Dr. Seuss.
Dr, Seusss birthday, which has become Read Across America Day, is March 2. Dr. Seuss, who was born Theodor Seuss Geisel, was born on March 2, 1904 and died in September 1991. But he lives on through the book.
Parishville-Hopkinton Elmentary School Principal Brooke Reid and her secretary dressed as Thing 1 and Things 2, with many of the teachers and students dressing as their favorite character during an assembly put together by teacher Mary P. Taylo that included an interactive skit starring reading teacher Rose Rivezzi and the schools three reading interns, Alisha Courtney, Anna Greer and Chris Brand.
During the assembly, selected students shouted out questions for Dr. Seuss or quotes from their favorite Dr. Seuss book, with Dr. Seuss identifying the books as they went along.
Mr. Brand played the role of Dr. Seuss at the Parishville-Hopkinton assembly.
Hes just such an inspirational guy, Mr. Brand said. We wanted to the students to learn about the man behind the stories. We wanted them to know he was a real guy.
Ms. Rivezzi, who was dressed as the Cat in the Hat, pointed out that many of the students actually think of the Cat in the Hat as being Dr. Seuss.
The skit also starred Ms. Courtney as a Star-Bellied Sneetch and Ms. Greer as the Lorax.
I chose the Lorax, because I figured some of that was a story some of the kids might not have heard, Ms. Courtney said. I figured a lot of them would be the Cat in the Hat or Thing 1 and Thing 2, so I wanted to do something different.
Ms. Greer said she choice to be a Sneetch, in part because of the positive message that story tells.
I chose to be a Sneetch, because it is one of my favorite books and it has a really great message, she said.
While Ms. Taylor said the school holds a Read Across America Day assembly each year, she said thiss years assembly, which also included high school Principal Robert Stewart reading, Theres a Wocket In My Pocket, was special.
We had a lot of very motivated reading interns, and they developed this so we let them run with it, she said. Every year we try to do different things. Its a special day here at Parishville.
The assembly concluded with awards for a Dr. Seuss drawing/coloring contest and costume contest.
Winners in the coloring/drawing contest were Riley Gibson, Alivia Sochia, Kayliegh Sheldon, Abby Frary and Jade Shantie.
Costume Contest winners were Tiena Gilbert, who dressed as a Grinch; Camden Hazen, who dressed as a Truffala Tree; Hanza Halamek, who dressed as the Lorax; and Nola Patrick, who dressed as the Fox in Socks.
Prior to the assembly, the morning began with green eggs and ham served in the cafeteria for breakfast. Many classes even celebrated with their own birthday party for perhaps the most famous childrens author who ever lived.
Kennedy Yette, a kindergartner, said she enjoyed the green eggs and ham.
They tasted good, she said, adding her mother has also made green eggs and ham for her in the past.
Jennifer Masons second-grade class read the most books during the month and won everything they needed to have their own ice cream party. Students also made another special snack themselves, Cat in the Hat hats that were made by stacking gummy Lifesavers on half of an Oreo.
The efforts of Ms. Masons class, which read 2,640 books, also helped the students in grades K-2 reach their monthly reading goal.
As a reward for meeting their goal, Ms. Reid, still dressed in her Thing 1 costume, helped serve lunch to the students.
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It's clear Warner Bros. is trying to build up Orlando Bloom's return as Legloas with this trailer. We see a lot more of him and his new love interest, Tauriel -- which finds Evangeline Lilly in a role created specifically for the movie.
She's a welcome addition to the all-male cast and looks like she can hold her own with a bow.
And while we don't see Benedict Cumberbatch in the trailer, we definitely hear him. His voice is unmistakeable as the title dragon, Smaug.
The film continues the adventure of Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman), Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and a band of dwarves on an "epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor."
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Take some boneless, skinless chicken breasts, and give them a dry rub with granulated garlic, onion powder, salt, and a little cayenne pepper.(a flavor amount, not a "heat" amount.)
Place them on a BBQ grill, and cook until just barely done, turning only once, if possible.(overcooking is the most worrisome problem...They are done when the last of the meat in the center of the fattest part of the breast has barely turned from pink to white.)
Shred the cooked breasts into small pieces.
Place on thick flour tortilla with a small amount of fancy-shredded colby-jack cheese.
Place in microwave( or on low stovetop heat, covered,) and heat on medium for 45 seconds, till cheese melts.
Add a couple teaspoons of diced tomatoes, a very light sprinkle of minced onions, and a 1/4' wide bead of sour cream.(another dash of salt here is recommended.)
Fold two inches of two opposing sides of tortilla towars center, rotate plate 90°, and roll tortilla up into a cylinder.
serve with spanish rice, and a portion of refried beans(frijoles refridos), also sprinkled with a small amount of cheese.
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RANGERS 2, ISLANDERS 1Okposo, Bailey, Comeau were alright
The Islanders gave at the office tonight and their young players – 9 of 18 skaters age 24 or younger – played well. Most – kudos to Tim Jackman – played physically. The Rangers bounced in one more.
It was not an exceptional display of hockey by any stretch of the imagination, but for one night the Islanders could leave the rink with their heads held high about their battle level.
With 1:20 left on the clock until there were 23 seconds left, this was the Islanders' lineup with the goaltender pulled:
Comeau – Comrie – Okposo – Hunter
Campoli – Streit
In the final 23 seconds, Scott Gordon sent out the following:
Okposo – Bailey – Guerin – Hunter
Campoli – Streit
Gordon was very complimentary of Josh Bailey, saying that his improving faceoffs were a big reason he could play him at the end of the game.
Kyle Okposo had stretches where he was the best player on the ice for either team. Blake Comeau looks like he can stay a while.
The Final Sore: The man-games lost to injury for the Islanders and Rangers before tonight's game:
Islanders: 263
Rangers: 10
The Islanders are leading in something.
At 5:01 of the first period, Joey MacDonald left the game and was diagnosed with a groin strain. He will be re-evaluated tomorrow. In a tough spot, Yann Danis did well.
Word backstage was that goaltending coach Mike Dunham was prepared to enter the game as the Islanders' emergency goalie if needed.
Could the next goalie to drive down 95 be Wade Dubielewicz?
Putting It Together: MSG Network's Joe Micheletti to PB during the second intermission on Kyle Okposo: "He has the size and the ability, and what I like about him is, he really looks like he's learning how to use it. I know earlier in the season he wasn't skating, wasn't putting everything together. But he's been so much better the last few weeks and he looks outstanding tonight."
Perception Really is Everything: My neighbor, the infamous Joe from RVC, comes up to me while our kids are at Wrestling practice and says, "Geez, Bill Guerin hasn't done much, huh"? (Like I want to be thinking of that crap while shaking out the cobwebs at 8:30 on a Saturday morning).
Fast-forward to tonight, and I'm sitting in the press box, checking out tonight's game notes. I look to see how Guerin's doing. Then I look at Rangers big tickets Scott Gomez and Chris Drury, along with Guerin-contract-comparable Markus Naslund, and view their stats:
Guerin: 13 goals, 18 assists, 31 points
Gomez: 8 goals, 21 assists, 29 points
Drury: 13 goals, 16 assists, 29 points
Naslund: 14 goals, 14 assists, 28 points
Guerin, on the worst team in the National Hockey League, has totals that would rank him tied with Drury for second in goals on the Rangers to Naslund and second in points to Nikolai Zherdev. Guerin's -9 is on par with Naslund's -11, Gomez's -10 and Drury's -5. The Rangers' lineup has earned twice as many victories as the Islanders.
Of course, stats aren't everything, but it seems Guerin's not doing so bad. Would seem wise for the Boston Bruins – starting to get hit with the injury bug – to see if they can bring the hometown boy back to Beantown for a Cup run.
The Phone Call
Don Waddell: Hey Snowy. So here's what I'm thinking. We send you Kovalchuk, Colby Armstrong and our 2009 third round pick for your first rounder in '09, Kyle Okposo and Chris Campoli. What do you think?
Garth Snow: Hmm…How about we give you Brett Skinner for Junior Lessard?
Waddell: Deal.
Game Rating (out of 5): 2.5: The close score resulted in drama, but this game was not going to bring back memories of 1984, 1993 or 2007 for that matter. The reality is that the Islanders are in last and the Rangers are an okay team with salary cap problems that may prevent them from getting any better this year. The effort from both teams was never in question.
Event Rating: 3.0. We're as into this Lighthouse thing as much as anybody, but the Islanders should occasonally adjust the pre-game strategy they've employed all season.
It's 6:58 pm, the crowd is juiced, the scoreboard host has just announced the starting lineups for the Islanders and Rangers. The lights go down, the crowd goes bananas and…wait for it…the scoreboard shows the "Meet Me at the Lighthouse" video. Talk about a buzzkill. It's like putting in the Reservoir Dogs blu-ray and getting Must Love Dogs.
There's plenty of time for that. Not five minutes before faceoff.
"The Chicken Dance" has its second of three airings this season. Seems like the Rangers always score after it's played.
Courtesy of Kinger: The Islanders' power play is now 0-for-22 in their last 8 games against the Rangers.
C o K 2: The Islanders are 8-2-1 in their last 11 games against the Rangers at Madison Square Garden. But at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum against the Rangers, the Islanders have only 7 wins out of the last 29 games against their archrivals.
Scouts in Attendance: Minnesota, Phoenix
Back to Tavheduch
The latest in the race for consensus No. 1-A pick John Tavares and No. 1-B Victor Hedman (at left, via Expressen). Second place gets you either Hedman or cut-above consolation prize Matt Duchene.
1. Islanders 12-27-4 28 pts (43 games)
2. Atlanta 14-24-5 33 pts (43 games)
3. Ottawa 14-21-6 34 pts (41 games)
4. St. Louis 16-22-3 35 pts (41 games)
5. Tampa Bay 13-19-10 36 pts (39 games)
TW Notes: Thank heavens for Mike Smith and the Lightning getting all those points for losing in overtime and shootouts. But if Tampa Bay trades Vinny to Montreal for Chris Higgins and futures, watch out…The Islanders still have two games in hand in Ottawa. Incredible to think that at this time a year ago everyone had the Senators going to the Stanley Cup Final.
To answer a frequent question in Comments, this is how I predict the Islanders prefer their Tavheduch:
1. Tav
2. Hed
3. Duch
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She is co-owner right????? soooooooooo why doesn't she just charter a jet and file it on her taxes; it's a business expense isn't it?
I'm sorry, I got bored reading the entire article. Did they ever specify whether or not money was reimbursed to the company for jet travel, as per company regulations set out specifically in this matter??
Who cares? Its not like its a government aircraft being paid for by taxpayers. It belongs to a corporation.
Thats about it with some of these articals need to have a moderator who kicks these and double posts out.
And we wonder why Corporate America requests the ability to BLOCK flight plans from public sight
it's also a safety thing too.
David Sims--as a taxpayer I care, Im tired of subsidizing wealthy peoples playtime, and yes I work for a wealthy individual in corporate aviation who scrupulously follows the law for personal use of his aircraft, in the same vein, I dont go "out of pocket"to operate and maintain his aircraft.
Please explain how your tax dollars are subsidizing wealthy people's play time in this situation.
Douglas, do you own stock in Coca Cola? If you are a shareholder, then you are subsidizing the costs of that aircraft, though the article does say that she only flies it if her husband needs to go to the same location for business.
Your tax dollars have nothing to do with this.
I drink Coke Zero and I could't care less who flies on Coke jets.


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MASSENA - The Grinch might be a mean one, but hes nice enough to participate in a new fundraiser for the Massena Public Library.
Theyre holding Breakfast With the Grinch Dec. 21 at the Massena Elks Club, Bowers Street.
We have the Grinch. Hes all set and ready to go, library Director Elaine Dunne-Thayer said.
The cost is $5 for children up to age 12, $7 for adults and a family rate thats capped at $20.
Ms. Dunne-Thayer said the event serves two purposes - to raise money for the library and to ring in the holiday season for the community.
We were looking for a different spin. Obviously its a fundraiser for the library, and we thought it would be nice to involve children. The library is so children- and family-oriented in many ways. We wanted a program to include the whole family. This is just kind of our own library spin on it, she said.
The event will feature activities, photos with the Grinch and general holiday merriment, according to Ms. Dunne-Thayer, who said there are also plans to have a silent auction and raffles of Dr. Seuss items.
Well highlight not only the Grinch, but Dr. Seuss and his books. They can come in and buy breakfast. There will be childrens activities and crafts. Were hoping to have some silent auction items, and were putting together Seuss-related gift baskets, she said.
For the truly adventurous, theyre also trying to line up some green eggs and ham in keeping with the Dr. Seuss theme.
I think its important that the brave can try some green eggs and ham, she said.
The event will be run by library staff and volunteers, Ms. Dunne-Thayer said.
This is a brand new fundraiser for us. Were hoping it will help us out. Any profits will go directly back to support the library collections and programs, she said.
As a prelude to Breakfast With the Grinch, Childrens Library Assistant Samantha Page is holding A Pinch of Grinch at 10 a.m. Dec. 7, featuring a story, crafts, games and Grinch masks.
Shes asking kids to come dressed as their favorite Who boy and girl, Ms. Dunne-Thayer said, referring to the residents of Whoville in How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
The holiday fundraiser is one of the initiatives being taken by library officials to generate some revenue during tight budget times. Another that kicked off recently is their Adopt a Book program.
Were expanding our Adopt a Magazine program to the Adopt a Book program. Its run a similar way, Ms. Dunne-Thayer said.
Patrons can select a book or DVD of their choice, pay the discounted purchase price at the library and read or view it before the item is processed and released for circulation. A bookplate noting the individual or familys donation will be affixed to the item.
You would pay the library rate, which is much reduced to what you would pay in a book store and you would have the book as soon as it comes in, she said.
Once its read and returned, the book would go into circulation for others.
The idea is that youre at the front of the line, Ms. Dunne-Thayer said.
She hopes people will support the new initiative as much as they have a similar program for newspapers and magazines.
People adopted plenty of newspapers and magazines. Im looking for new organizations and companies and patrons to come forward and help us through these hard times, she said.
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Watauga County responded to the Town of Boone by letter this afternoon, offering a meeting to resolve their differences over new Boone housing standards that will kill the $19 million sale of the old Watauga High property. But Watauga County Manager Deron Geouque's letter to Boone
Town Manager Greg Young still maintains the county's position of an open meeting in front of public and press as opposed to the town's desire for closed mediation. The town had offered four possible dates for meeting, beginning Tuesday, and Geouque's letter indicates that Tuesday at 5:30 would be their choice--the day before the due diligence period ends on the sale of the property. The Boone Town Council holds their second regularly scheduled meeting tonight, and there may be a response to the county at that point. The county voted Tuesday to send a letter to the state to change the sales tax distribution in the county, a move that would cost the town $2 million annually, county commission chairman Nathan Miller saying that the move was to help the county recover some of their loss from what is anticipated as the cancelled sale of the old high school and the devaluation of the property due to the Boone Town Council action.
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DUBAI, U.A.E., 17th January 2013: Emirates is providing two Boeing 777-300ERs to support the waves of football supporters travelling to Bahrain to cheer on the UAE in the final of the Gulf Cup of Nations.
The one-off flights, a gesture to mark the UAE national team's performance so far, will depart Dubai tomorrow afternoon (Friday) with the return trips timed after the end of the match.
"We have already taken the initiative to sponsor the Gulf Cup of Nations as we want to contribute to the success of the tournament and while strengthening relationships in the Gulf region," said His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive Emirates Airline & Group.
"We are proud that our national team has reached the final and we wish the best of luck to our players. On this special occasion, we are offering two extra flights tomorrow to fly fans, free of charge, to Bahrain in order to support their team," added Sheikh Ahmed.
In a further generous gesture, Sheikh Ahmed has agreed to provide a separate First Class flight to the entire UAE squad – in recognition of reaching the final.
The Gulf Cup of Nations final will see the UAE take on Iraq – a country Emirates now serves through three gateways; Baghdad, Basra and more recently, Erbil.
The free flight tickets to Bahrain are being coordinated via the UAE Football Association.
On the day of the match, registered passengers must arrive at the designated airports two hours prior to departure to receive their boarding passes.
Transportation from Bahrain International Airport to the stadium and back to airport will be provided for free flight ticket holders.
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Officer Carly Edwards finds three young gangbangers shot execution style. This alerts Carly and her husband, Sergeant Nick Anderson, head of the gang unit, fear Las Playas may be on the verge of a gang war. The Las Playas Police departmentD is put on high alert as tensions escalate between rival gangs, especially after Carly confiscates weapons from a gang leader and learns they were stolen from a military base along with explosive devices.
However, something doesn't add up,and Carly suspects there might be more going on than is on the surface. As she prepares to testify at a major trial, Carly's reputation is shredded by a reporter apparently trying to discredit her professionally. Facing pressure on all fronts, Carly must rely on faith and trust God in a deeper way during one of the biggest struggles of her career.
Carly's ex-husband and fellow police officer, Nick, appears to be on her side. He's determined to show Carly that he's a changed man and win her back, but she isn't convinced he won't betray her again.As the investigation progresses, Carly suspects a cover-up and strikes out on her own, uncertain whom she can trust. But when danger mounts, she begins to wonder if she made the right choice.


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- High-modulus/high-strain SCIV graphite with NSi resin. Featuring 3M Matrix Resin unparalleled strength and durability.
- Fuji K Series Tangle-Free Concept Guides with Alconite rings and polished frames. Ideal for super braid, mono and fluorocarbon lines, the sloped frame and ring ''shed'' tangles before they become a problem.
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This is an extremely versatile walleye rod capable of handling many techniques including jigging and rigging.
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Like other professional sports, bass fishing has an all-star competition to showcase its top performers. Unlike some sports, though, in which the honored athletes hold back in their competitive play, the bass anglers will be going full tilt in their all-star week competition. In its fifth year of existence, the Toyota All-Star week and the Evan Williams Bourbon Championship are elite series post-season competitions that feature the top performers from the 2013 tour along with four pros voted into the championship week by the fans. The 2013 All-Star Week will take place on Muskegon and White Lakes in Michigan from September 23-29, and the anglers will vie for $100,000 in prize money.
Fourteen pros will compete in the fifth Elite Series post-season. Those anglers include Cliff Pace of Metal, Mississippi who won the 2013 Bassmaster Classic and Hank Cherry of Maiden, North Carolina who qualified as the 2013 Rookie of the Year.
The top eight finishers in the Angler of the Year race will also participate, and those anglers are Aaron Martens of Leeds, Alabama; Edwin Evers of Talala, Oklahoma; Kevin VanDam of Kalamazoo, Michigan; Bobby Lane of Lakeland, Florida; Keith Combs of Huntington, Texas; Alton Jones of Lorena, Texas; John Crews of Salem, Virginia; and Chris Zaldain of San Jose, California.
The four Fan Favorites qualifying for All-Star Week are Brandon Palaniuk of Rathdrum, Idaho; Mike Iaconelli of Pittsgrove, New Jersey; Gerald Swindle of Warrior, Alabama; and Skeet Reese of Auburn, California.
B.A.S.S. Fan Favorites
Brandon Palaniuk, winner of the Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on the St. Lawrence River at Waddington last month, earned the most votes in the Fan Favorite category. Regarding that recognition by the fans, the 25-year-old Palaniuk said, Its kind of humbling, and I feel honored. I think being voted in to All-Star as the top guy is the biggest honor you can receive from the fans. Without the fans, we have nothingno sponsors, no sport. The fans are everything to bass fishing in that respect.
Mike Iaconelli, 2003 Bassmaster Classic winner and 2006 Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year, will be at All-Star Week for the fourth time in five years. Despite finishing 45th in points this year, the angler who has won more than two million dollars in B.A.S.S. prize money maintains his popularity among the fans.
Gerald Swindle, the 2004 Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year, will also be fishing in his fourth All-Star Week. The 43-year-old pro, 14-time qualifier for the Classic, said, This is two years in a row Ive been voted in, and I appreciate that. I dont ever want to outgrow the fans. Im out here today fishing three in a boat on Lake Guntersville because I love bass fishing, and I love the fans of bass fishing.
Skeet Reese, 2007 Angler of the Year and 2009 Bassmaster Classic champion, will be fishing his fifth post-season event. Reese said, I want to say thanks to the fans for pulling me through. Im stoked that the support was there. This is more of a fun event with extra entertainment for the fans. It gets them interactive with fan favorites and with the top guys in points as we battle it out for All-Star.
Waterfowl Regulations
I have yet to see a printed copy of the official regulations for the 2013-14 waterfowl seasons, but those regulations are available on the DEC website at www.dec.ny.gov. The Youth Waterfowl Hunt in the Northeast Zone will take place on Saturday-Sunday, September 21-22 while the first portion of the Waterfowl Season in the Northeast Zone runs from Saturday, October 5-Sunday, October 13.
Writers in Placid
Outdoor communicators and industry supporters from across the country are in Lake Placid this weekend for the 86th annual conference of the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA).
Members of the New York State Outdoor Writers Association will also be participating in the conference that will showcase the natural beauty and abundant outdoor opportunities of the Adirondacks. Like the recent Bassmaster Elite Series on the St. Lawrence River at Waddington, the OWAA conference will bring national attention to New York State.
Outdoors Calendar
Friday—Ruffed Grouse Season opens.
Friday—Inaugural banquet of North Country Chapter of Ruffed Grouse Society (518-521-4559).
Friday-Saturday—Bowhunter Education Course at Duffanys Body Shop, Watertown (Pre-register at 788-2161).
Friday-Saturday—Bowhunter Education Course at Fishers Landing Fire Hall (In-person registration at Clayton Library).
Saturday-Sunday—Youth Waterfowl Hunt Days.
Saturday-Sunday—13th Annual Fall Gun Show at Parishville Fire Hall, Rutmen Road (261-4596 or 265-2922).
Sept. 22-23—Hunter Education Course at Massena R&G Club (In-person registration with Massena Town Clerk).
September 24—Waterfowl ID Course at Dulles State Office Building, Watertown (Pre-register at 785-2533).
September 27—Early Bowhunting Season opens.
September 28—National Hunting and Fishing Day.
September 28-29—Youth Pheasant Hunt Days.
September 28-29—Hunter Education Course at Star Lake Community Center (Pre-register at 848-3490).
September 30—Frog Season closes.
October 1—New License Year begins.
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