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Tampa, Florida - Theircherub-like, littlefaces on television break your heart, knowing that they witnessed such a barbaric event.
Childrenare the tiniest of victims in this tragic shooting in Connecticut, innocent and pure, lost in a world of chaos and evil asthis horrific caseunfolded before their very eyes.
Witnessing such anunthinkable act of cruelty, little ones often have questions, and they should.They, along with all of us, just don't understand how and why this would ever happen.
Someone who has seen evil firsthand over the years is well-known and well-respected Tampa psychiatrist Dr. Walter Afield. In fact, for the past 55 years, he's handled thousands and thousands of cases, and counseled countless children.
He spoke with 10 News and offered advice for parents as moms and dads approach the tender topic of what took place in Connecticut.
Many parents may be puzzled as to how to handle questions and answers from their children.
Dr. Afield says that parents should absolutely talk openly this shooting.
"I think any child who sees this on TV will be shocked- which he will see tonight or today- is going to be shocked."
Dr. Afield says they may think, "'Is this going to happen to me?What's going to happen to me and my mommy or daddy?'"
"That's the first feeling, my gosh. It is revolting," says Afield of their thoughts. "This is the kind of thing children never used to see."
He gives an example of what to say to your child.
"We're together; we love you. You're under our protection. We'll take care of you," said Dr. Afield.
And, most importantly says Dr. Afield, above all else - keep it basic.
"Kids are smart and savvy," he told us. "They are very aware of their surroundings, but they are still kids. A five-year-old is still a five-year-old."
He cautions - No deep analysis, he says,on death.
"They don't process it very well. They process it very differently than you and me. Death, they don't understand the finality of it," he explained. "They think you're flying around on angel wings. They don't understand it. Even kindergartners don't."
The best thing you can do, Dr. Afield told us, is show your children love and affection and comfort. Keep them busy. Take them out this weekend shopping, do normal things, and encourage them to keep the victims in their thoughts and prayers.
Dr. Afield adds to keepyour kidsclose, assure them everything will be okay, and by all means, he says, keep them in school so that their routine is not disrupted.
"They need to know everything is normal for them right now."
Dr. Afield, a father himself, was sickened to hear of the tragedy today.
"It's just revolting, just awful. I can't imagine. It is truly the worst of the worst- who would do this."
In his well-respected and lenghty career, Dr. Afiled has also seen the other side of tragedies like this - the savages who commit the crimes. Dr. Afield has interviewed such serial killers as Ted Bundy, the Boston Strangler and Aileen Wournos.
He says evil is very much alive in this country and, "Unfortunately we are seeing more and more of it."
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We also need to be able to save blue-prints ._.
I destroyed my favorite bot to try to make something new, now can't remember how i made it ; . ;
We also need to be able to save blue-prints ._.
I destroyed my favorite bot to try to make something new, now can't remember how i made it ; . ;
I had to delete my first attempt at a flying robot because I couldn't find its center of mass, it kept turning and spinning while in air. Upset too since it looked pretty cool. ;_;
So even though i managed to balance it I couldn't keep it from veering off course due to stabilizer or roll thrusters.
Gonna put the game on a break for now, getting frustrated with how silly balance is after T2.5, holy hell.
Form is in no way functional, it seems only block-tanks and pillbugs are actually going to survive actual combat :c
been playing this for the past few days... got the biggest gun there is on a rank 2 speederbike using a mix of rank 2 and 3 armor, with a wolf in sheep's clothing cover (dohohoh i made a funny cause the cover is white and i look like a sheep )
Meet the Aegis, my current fun build.
This one actually works pretty well too.
and the back
Haha it looks like a Spartan phalanx formation if the guns were spears
Bumping since the game hjas recieved a number of updates since the thread last saw light.
Also thankfully form is a LITTLE more funtional. ground units are still gunbeds mostly but thankfully fliers can be a bit more creative.
She's fragile but:
Can roll out of incoming mortar shots(provided there isn't lag)
Can in turn fire mortar shots from anywhere
Fastest in it's tier
honestly my only complaint with wings atm is that they're realllyyyy weak in armor, which is an issue since they're so damn big @_@
Started playing 3 days ago. Absolutely loving this game!
The best design I've found is one where the SMGs lie on an inclined plane. The inclined plane side is your main offensive and defensive side that should face your opponent for maximum efficiency. Side and front mounted guns are not very effective because sometimes you will find the opponent is to your side in which case you are not utilizing the guns on one side.
you can test if bullets are colliding with your ship in practice mode, you will see the bullets make white sparks, or if a gun doesn't have an angle for the direction you are firing then that gun will fire at a random direction.
Here is my design:
I set up the hovers so that the front lies closer to the ground and the tail lifts up slightly to give an inclined front.
I tried with wheels, but if you put wheels on an angled block the wheels move in an angle downward which reduces velocity. Also, I was unhappy with the turning radius. Hovers can turn in place very fast which is quite nice.
If I had to redo I would probably pick plasmas instead of SMGs. Plasma cannons OP
Add me. IGN: Geffrey
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Its been a while since I had writer's block about writing a column. But this week nothing inspiring has hit me. It's kinda like painting for me. I have material galore to work with, but unless it strikes me that particular moment, I can't get motivated to use it.
We recently went on a drive to Texas and back via Phoenix, Ariz. So it took six days of driving for three days of family reunion.
I am always entertained by the DOT road signs posted in various states. As we entered Texas, we began to see signs that reminded us to "drive friendly."
As we approached the El Paso area it appeared that no one read them anyway. The drivers there were very aggressive and it made the roads around Salt Lake seem tame in comparison. Once we left El Paso the traffic was light enough that you could be unfriendly and who would care.
In Arizona, they have a lot of signs reminding us not to drink and drive. Now if I was drinking in my car as I drove down the road, I don't think reading the sign would stop me. I wonder how many people who were heading to a bar saw one and said, "Oh shucks I forgot about not drinking and driving. I better remember to call a cab."
Don't get me wrong. I am very opposed to any one who is impaired being behind a wheel of a car. However I think the tax payer money to post the signs is more of a feel good effort than an effective one.
In New Mexico the signs read, "Report drunk drivers," They also include the 800 phone number of where to call to make the report.
This sign seems much more effective to me. I don't know, but maybe some psychologist did research to prove that people drink and drive less when there are signs telling them not to.
In Arizona there are signs warning of photo speed enforcement ahead. It also lets you know that it will be triggered by a speed of 10 mph or more over the posted limit. Seems to me this sign gave me permission to be eight miles an hour over the speed limit.
In Utah we have signs letting us know our speed is monitored by aircraft. I always want to stick my head out of the window and look up when I see that. I suppose just driving close to the limit would be better.
In every area there are the yellow warning signs with silhouettes of what might be on the road ahead. We saw deer, elk, cows, and even horse silhouettes on the signs. This always prompts the shouts from the back seat for us to be careful so we don't hit anything.
The backseat warnings come suddenly and loudly and can jar you out of a perfectly good driving zen-like state. I think every car should be equipped with them.
I am glad to be off the road and back in the friendly confines of Price. So remember to "Drive friendly" and "Don't Drink and Drive" while you are out and about this summer.
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Image-Guided Hypofractionated Radiation Therapy With Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy Boost and Combination Chemotherapy in Treating Patients With Stage II-III Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer That Cannot Be Removed By Surgery
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This clinical trial studies image-guided hypofractionated radiation therapy (RT) when given together with hypofractionated RT boost and combination chemotherapy in treating patients with stage II-III non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) that cannot be removed by surgery. RT uses high energy x-rays to kill tumor cells. Hypofractionated RT may be able to send x-rays directly to the tumor and cause less damage to normal tissue. Drugs used in chemotherapy, such as carboplatin and paclitaxel, work in different ways to stop the growth of tumor cells, either by killing the cells or by stopping them from dividing. Giving RT together with combination chemotherapy may kill more tumor cells and allow doctors to save the part of the body where the cancer started
Adenocarcinoma of the Lung
Adenosquamous Cell Lung Cancer
Large Cell Lung Cancer
Recurrent Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Squamous Cell Lung Cancer
Stage IIA Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Stage IIB Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Stage IIIA Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Stage IIIB Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Radiation: hypofractionated radiation therapy
Other: laboratory biomarker analysis
Radiation: image-guided radiation therapy
Drug: carboplatin
Drug: paclitaxel
Radiation: stereotactic body radiation therapy
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|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Image-Guided Hypofractionated Radiotherapy With Stereotactic Boost and Chemotherapy for Inoperable Stage II-III Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
- To determine the maximal tolerated dose using hypofractionated radiotherapy in patients with stage II-III non small cell lung cancer. [ Time Frame: up to 90 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]The primary end point is to reach the maximum tolerated dose or a total of 75 Gy, whichever comes first, by escalating the daily dose of last 5 fractions.
- To determine tumor Local control [ Time Frame: participants will be followed for 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Radiological evaluation (CT, PET-CT) will be done to assess tumor.
- To determine Lung cancer Disease specific survival [ Time Frame: Participants will be followed for 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Overall survival [ Time Frame: Participants will be followed for 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2011
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|May 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Treatment (dose-escalation of RT)
Patients undergo image-guided hypofractionated RT over 35 minutes 5 days a week for 2 weeks followed by 5 fractions of hypofractionated RT boost. Patients also receive standard carboplatin and paclitaxel for 3 weeks.
Radiation: hypofractionated radiation therapy
Undergo image-guided hypofractionated Radiation Therapy over 35 minutes 5 days a week for 2 weeksOther: laboratory biomarker analysis
Correlative studiesRadiation: image-guided radiation therapy
Undergo 5 fractions of image-guided hypofractionated Radiation Therapy boost.Drug: carboplatin
The maximal chemotherapy treatment dose for carboplatin during the 3 week radiation therapy is AUC 2.
Other Names:Drug: paclitaxel
The maximal chemotherapy treatment dose for paclitaxel during the 3 week radiation therapy is 45mg/m2.
Other Names:Radiation: stereotactic body radiation therapy
Undergo hypofractionated RT
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Detailed Description:
I. To determine the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) using hypofractionated RT in patients with stage II-III NSCLC.
I. To determine the dose-limiting toxicity, if the MTD is reached.
II. To determine the tumor local control (LC).
III. To determine the lung cancer disease specific survival (DSS).
IV. To determine the overall survival (OS).
V. To assess the transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-B), interleukin (IL)-1, and IL-6 levels as predictive biomarkers for treatment induced tissue injury.
OUTLINE: This is a dose-escalation study of image-guided hypofractionated RT.
Patients undergo image-guided hypofractionated RT over 35 minutes 5 days a week for 2 weeks followed by 5 fractions of hypofractionated RT boost. Patients also receive standard carboplatin and paclitaxel for 3 weeks.
After completion of study treatment, patients are followed up at 4-6 weeks, every 3 months for the first 2 years, and then periodically thereafter.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Histologically confirmed primary non-metastatic NSCLC; eligible histological subtypes include: squamous cell carcinoma, adenocarcinoma, squamous-adeno carcinoma, large-cell carcinoma, and non-small cell carcinoma not otherwise specified
- Clinical stage II and III NSCLC as defined by American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) Cancer Staging Manual, seventh edition; acceptable imaging modalities to document nodal positivity include computed tomography (CT) chest, positron emission tomography (PET)-CT, or thoracic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- For clinically stage II patients, the patient must have been evaluated by a thoracic surgeon, and deemed medically or technically inoperable, or the patient must refuse surgery
- Karnofsky performance status >= 70
- If a woman is of childbearing potential, a negative serum pregnancy test must be documented; women of childbearing potential must agree to use adequate contraception (hormonal or barrier method of birth control; or abstinence) for duration of study treatment and for up to 4 weeks following the study treatment
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients who have previously received therapeutic radiation therapy to the chest
- Active systemic, pulmonary, or pericardial infection
- Use of concurrent gemcitabine-based chemotherapy during radiotherapy
- Pregnant women, or women of childbearing potential who are sexually active and not willing/able to use medically acceptable forms of contraception for the entire study period and for up to 4 weeks after the study treatment
- Refusal to sign the informed consent
- Patients who are participating in a concurrent treatment protocol
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01345851
|United States, California
|Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90095
|Contact: Percy P. Lee 310-825-9771
|Principal Investigator: Percy P. Lee
|Principal Investigator:
|Percy Lee
|Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01345851 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|April 27, 2011
|Last Updated:
|September 3, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung
Lung Neoplasms
Bronchial Neoplasms
Carcinoma, Bronchogenic
Lung Diseases
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms by Site
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Antimitotic Agents
Antineoplastic Agents
Antineoplastic Agents, Phytogenic
Mitosis Modulators
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
Tubulin Modulators
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HAMMOND Hammond is looking to put the Thousand Island Islands-St. Lawrence River region on the map as a top scenic area in the state.
Town Supervisor Ronald W. Bertram and a committee will work with multiple towns and villages inland and along the river to designate the region as a Scenic Area of Statewide Significance.
The designation, through the state Department of States Office of Communities and Waterfronts, offers protection to scenic landscapes through review of projects requiring state or federal action, including direct actions, permits or funding.
It wouldnt be like the Adirondack Park Agency; there will be no regulations, Mr. Bertram said. However, it will require the state to do some type of project to promote and protect the area.
Mr. Bertram said he became interested in applying for the designation after several residents suggested it to give us more name recognition and bring in tourism.
The first application of the states scenic assessment program was in the Hudson River Valley coastal region in 1993. In 2010, nine areas totaling more than 25,000 acres on Long Islands East End in the town and village of East Hampton received the SASS designation.
Those areas have unique, highly scenic landscapes accessible to the public and recognized for their outstanding quality, according to the Department of State website.
Mr. Bertram said he and his committee received a $75,000 matching grant from the North Country Regional Economic Development Council that will go toward the application. The grant will be split by 10 municipalities to fund in-kind research that will be included in the SASS application packet, Mr. Bertram said.
Local committees will be compensated for their time to research and highlight certain areas of significance which contribute to the overall quality of the area, mostly near the water, Mr. Bertram said. For instance, we have another area island in Chippewa Bay with turn-of-the-century homes. For those types of things, someone is going to have to do physical inventories, which will be quite a lengthy process. Whoever is chosen will be billed for their time and other expenses such as boat rental and picture taking.
Mr. Bertram said the town of Hammond will seek help with the application from the villages and towns of Morristown, the village of Alexandria Bay and town of Alexandria, the town and village of Clayton, the town and village of Cape Vincent and the town of Orleans.
Cape Vincent is on board, and Clayton has offered help, Mr. Bertram said. I will be submitting pledges to each of the municipalities and talking with them individually.
He said he would get each municipality to pass a resolution to join an oversight committee to review sites to be included in the application.
Meanwhile, Mr. Bertram will request proposals from consultants to put the application together through a contract with the Department of State.
The goal, I think, is to gain name recognition, which will help in our efforts toward economic development, he said. While speaking with some people from Plattsburgh recently, they were not really aware of where the Thousand Islands region is. This will hopefully put us on the state website and help promote the area. And people will know they dont have to go very far to visit a great place.
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Very disappointed really wanted it ordered size 14 item fit like a size 10 runs small have order before and all the clothes seem to fit skinny people.
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I am 5'5", hits right at knee length. Ordered in color brandywine. Very pleased with the color and fabric. I ordered based on my pant size and it's a great fit, and I am curvy, unlike the model wearing it. I did pair it with a belt to define my waist.
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First, order one size up and you will not believe the fabric and the fit of this dress - it is soooooooo soft and a little bit stretchy. The chocolate color is rich and anyone who has seen this dress on me has complemented me - I wear it with cowboy boots and turquoise and it just pops!
No extra room
I ordered my exact size because one size up wasn't available. It fits snugly in the arms, so if your arms are not slim, it will be tight. I'm 5'6" and the length is just above the knee. I won't be putting it in the dryer. Can't afford to have it shrink ANY.Got many compliments at work. Pared it with tights, boots, and belt.
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I ordered this dress one size up after checking the other reviews. I received numerous compliments when I wore it out.
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I love your dress and am extremely happy with the fit. I ordered the Tall even though I'm considered average. I have longer arms and the Tall fit me perfectly. Thanks so much
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I drooled over this dress for weeks, and finally decided to buy it once it went on sale. But, when it finally came, I was SO disappointed to say the least. I'm 5'4", and about 120 pounds, and I ordered a size 8, thinking a size 6 might be too small. I always wear a size 8 in everything. What came looked like a big, brown, corduroy sack. It fit horribly, more like a size 12 than a size 8, and did not look like what the picture showed. I was so sad, since I looked forward to wearing it for so long.
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Brown corduroy dress arrived today. Bought an 18T even though I'm only 5'6", chesty, and need to lose a few pounds. I didn't want an above the knee dress. So once I put a belt on the dress, it raises to just the right length. Arms are kind of long, but it works for me and my long arms. Wish they had the black in 18T on sale now. Gave four stars instead of five because the finish on the dress is kind of a plush corduroy instead of the standard wale.
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I ordered this dress in dark brown and jade. I am 6 ft tall weight 177 lbs. and bought my exact size of 12T. The dress fit perfect. I love the length. I wear it with my tights and boots and sometimes just a flat. I get compliments every time I wear one of them. I am getting ready to order the multi-color tonight.
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Nice for Work and Casual Day
I love this dress. I ordered it in wine last year but two sizes up and it fit a little too loose. This year I ordered two dresses. One in jade and the other in brown. I ordered them one size up and they fit perfectly. I can't wait to wear them.
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Love this dress
My dress arrived today, I love it! As per prior reviews I ordered a size up and it fits perfectly. I ordered the raspberry multi color. the picture shows raspberry and green but mine is raspberry and dark blue with dark gray buttons. I still would have ordered this color combo just be aware that the color isn't as advertised. I now have to go shopping for a belt and shoes to go with it, that's a shame! lol!
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Returning it
Size 6 for 5'7" is too short, even in the sleeves. Be sure you know that it does not come with a belt.
Too short!
The wine colored dress is perfect. My back-ordered brown dress arrived and it is almost two inches shorter than the wine. I cannot wear it to work like the wine one, but can wear it with solid, opaque tights or leggings on the weekends. Still love it though!
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This is a very nice casual dress that can also be worn to work. I ordered it in wine and ordered two sizes up based on the reviews. I could have gotten away with ordering it one size up but definitely not at my normal size because it is snug fitting. I love the material and wine color. I'm contemplating ordering it in brown.
Too short
I loved this dress in the picture, but when mine finally arrived, I tried it on and it's several inches too short. I am so disappointed. I am 5'9", so if you are the same height, don't order a 6. There's not even enough material to make it wearable if you let the hem out.
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Ordered the wine and loved it so much, I ordered the brown! It does run small so I'm glad that I ordered a size up. The material is the typical corduroy softness and not too thick. Great for the office with boots and belt for the colder months.
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This dress fits very tightly you may need to order it 2 sizes up.
Casual outfit
The material is a good weight but not too heavy. It runs a bit slim, so if you have bigger hips, it may be a snug fit. I already tried mine on with tights, riding boots, and a belt, and it will make a nice casual outfit for fall and winter.
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Well, sorry to hear that. Maybe some of my attitude will rub off on you.
My day is fine.... nothing great, nothing bad. Just is.
Now Sunday.... that was a hell of a day.
Maybe if someone smiles at you, it'll get better.
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Created this thread so all members can talk about their day today, also because I'm having a horrible day so far. Everything's have a panicy feeling to it at work today. I don't know why, although everything's normal I'm rushing today and also getting frustrated at my customers.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is ready to announce the recommendations of a committee formed to evaluate school safety in the wake of last year's school shootings in Connecticut and Chardon.
The task force includes educators and police and fire officials ordered to review ways to improve school safety plans.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine says theSchool Safety Task Force recommendations included schools forming local partnerships with emergency first responders to manage school emergencies, and a template safety plan that includes information and best practices Ohio schools can use to build their safety plans.
"After the tragedies in Chardon and Connecticut, I convened this task force because nothing is more important than keeping our children safe while at school," saidDeWine.
The template developed by the task force is an electronic document which can bedownloaded from the Ohio Attorney General's website and customized by each school.
The template directs schools to include key information and contacts, along with standardized floor plans in the beginning of the document so that law enforcement can easily access this critical information in the event of an emergency.
Law enforcement access a school's plans from the Ohio Law Enforcement Gateway which is administered by the Attorney General's Office.
The task force also recommended that the plans be able to be uploaded online, as opposed to the current system where paper copies must be mailed to the Attorney General's Office.
The recommendation requests Ohio Department of Education allow safety plans to be uploaded through its SAFE web portal, which will then be transferred to OHLEG for use by first responders.
All schools required under the safety plan law adopted in 2007 have made a submission to OHLEG.
However,189 schools have not updated their plan within three years as required by the law, and another58 schools' submissions lack either a floor plan or an emergency operations plan.
Attorney General DeWine stressed his office would work with these schools to utilize the materials recommended by the task force to help them develop improved safety plans.
"Working with schools to update their plans is the next step in this important process," DeWine said.
DeWine convened his School Safety Task Force in December to bring together school administrators, emergency first responders, and government officials to review state policies on school safety, including safety plan guidelines.
The task force prepared a formal report of its recommendations, which include resources outlining best practices for schools and legislative recommendations.
The report is available on the Ohio Attorney General's website.
The Attorney General's Office has also prepared anonline presentation for schools interested in the process of updating and improving their safety plans.
The presentation includes audio narration and discusses the importance of schools developing local partnerships to manage critical incidents at schools.
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COTTONWOOD, Ariz. - Ernest Hartmann, loved and known as "Ernie," 81 of Cottonwood, Ariz., passed away on Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008, after a brief illness.
He was born Sept. 20, 1926 in Newark, N.J., to Frederick Ernest and Emma (Lange) Hartmann.
Ernie attended Utah State University from 1948 to 1952 and received his bachelor's degree. Later, he attended the University of Utah from 1968 to 1972 where he obtained his doctorate's degree.
He was park superintendent and operated the swimming pools for many years in Price. He was a member of the Price volunteer fire department. He also taught classes at CEU.
After moving from Price in 1970, Ernie taught parks and recreation for over 20 years at the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse.
He was also a WWII veteran, having served his country with the United States Navy.
Ernie was always very active with the Boy Scouts of America and was awarded the Silver Beaver Award.
He also enjoyed bird watching and had the opportunity for world travel.
Ernie leaves behind his wife, Beth Hartmann of Cottonwood, Ariz.; his son, Alan Hartmann, and his wife, Mary Jo, of Salt Lake City; his daughter, Pam Lovejoy, and her husband, Kim, of Waukesha, Wis.; his sister, Lore Ullrich of Union, N.J.; and his grandson, Zeke Hartmann of Salt Lake City.
A memorial service was Monday, Sept. 8, followed by a reception at Westcott Funeral Home in Cottonwood, Ariz.
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|Wilkes Deputies find kids at alleged Drug House
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Wilkes County sheriff's deputies discovered an infant and a 5-year-old child at a mobile home in which drugs were allegedly found. The call came in as a domestic disturbance.
Instead, deputies found a home cloudy with marijuana smoke. Crystal Reed claimed she had fallen asleep on the couch and awoke to find the home full of smoke. According to Reed, 30-year-old Dennis McBurnett was supposed to watch the children, who were found playing in the residence. Deputies contacted the Department of Social Services, and investigation into the children's overall living conditions is underway. Deputies do not know if Reed was telling the truth and have not filed charges against her. McBurnett, on the other hand, faces child abuse, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia charges. McBurnett was jailed on a $2,000 secured bond.
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Londonderry painter makes bit of a splash in Hollywood
LONDONDERRY - Oil painter Elaine Farmer certainly wasn't thinking of bright lights and television screens when she painted a couple of Florida beach dunes last year.
On one of her regular visits to Daytona Beach, where some of Farmer's relatives live, the quiet beauty of the dunes at day's end mesmerized the painter during an evening stroll with one of her cousins.
"The sun was going down and the light was just casting these amazing shadows," said Farmer, who teaches art classes at her Londonderry home studio. I just began snapping away with my camera because I knew this needed to be painted."
As it turns out, Farmer created not one but several works of art based on her impromptu dune photographs.
And like many of her other paintings, the "Beach Dunes" series ended up being posted on the Fine Art America website, an online marketplace featuring the works of thousands and thousands of artists both living and dead.
Knowing in the back of her mind that Fine Art America has a licensing agreement with ABC/Disney Studios, Farmer knew there was a very, very remote possibility her work could be seen by some big folks in Hollywood, though she really didn't give the matter much thought when she signed onto the site two years ago.
"I really never expected anything to happen," Farmer said. "I was just hoping to sell some of my art."
So when she got a call from the producers of ABC's new television pilot "Betrayal" last Monday, Farmer was ecstatic, to say the least.
With two reproductions of her dune paintings sold to ABC (one of the original paintings had already gone to its new owner), Farmer signed a contract for an undisclosed amount with the television conglomerate allowing them to use prints of her paintings as props on the Hollywood set.
The new television series is currently under production, according to the ABC television website, and is expected to premiere sometime this fall.
However, like any series starting out, the future is somewhat uncertain.
"Whether we'll actually see this show or not remains to be seen," Farmer said with a laugh.
But that doesn't dampen Farmer's excitement in the least.
"The funny part of it is that my son is in Hollywood right now trying to pursue his dream of writing and directing," Farmer said. "And here I am in Londonderry, not even trying."
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Nathaly Ramirez Succeeds in the Classroom, Despite Disease
By Klydi Heywood
Nathaly Ramirez says her disease does not define her.
In October 2012, Nathaly, a Huntsman MBA student on scholarship from the Dominican Republic, was diagnosed with Lupus, an autoimmune disease where the immune system becomes hyperactive and attacks healthy tissues. But this hasn't slowed Nathaly down.
Nathaly Ramirez is a Huntsman MBA student on scholarship from the Dominican Republic.
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"Having Lupus is a part of me, but is not me," she said.
After returning from the Dominican Republic in September to begin the one-year MBA program, Nathaly began to feel weak and became sick. At first, the doctors couldn't explain what was wrong with Nathaly, and for her, the pain and inflammation was getting worse.
"After a while, I was limping, and I had a really hard time grasping to things," Nathaly said.
When she was finally able to get to a specialist, he diagnosed her on the spot. Lupus is a treatable disease, and for Nathaly, it is controllable. She is now visiting a doctor twice a week and takes medication regularly.
"There are trials in life and you need to work your hardest to get through them," she said, "and understand if you need help, you can ask for it."
One form of help Nathaly has received from the school is the support of the faculty.
"Nathaly has persevered in her studies, through even the tough times she's had this year," said Kathy McKonkie, associate MBA director. "I've watched her quietly endure and succeed, and I've been amazed and grateful for her example of strength and fortitude."
Nathaly explained that the faculty has been supportive. She earned her undergraduate degree in international business from the Huntsman School in 2011. Upon her completion of the MBA program this June, Nathaly hopes to work with non-governmental organizations like HELP International or the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
"I am all about culture, diversity, and solidarity, she said. " I think a lot of that is because of the Huntsman School."


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CRAFTSBURY–Iva Wright had two second half goals to lead the Craftsbury Lady Chargers as they defeated the Danville Indians 4-2 in the opening round of the Division IV play-offs.
"We did really well today and played as a team," said Craftsbury coach Ashley Maxfield.
"Plus it helps when we can play with more than one sub," she added with a chuckle.
When play got underway on Wednesday afternoon, Craftsbury was ready to go.
Melanie Sergiev was leading the attack, heading down the left side of the field trying to through balls into the center of the pitch.
For the first ten minutes of play they just could not get close to the Danville cage, but then something clicked, and the balls started to get inside.
Meghan Pennock sent the ball to Sergiev, and Melanie's shot handcuffed Danville's Dani Cochran and went off of her hands and in between her legs as the Academy was up 1-0.
"It is all about timing, keeping your head up and knowing where people are," Melanie said about the goal.
It did not take Craftsbury long to stretch the lead to two, because less than a minute later, the Lady Chargers struck again.
The principals were the same as the first goal, but the roles were reversed.
Melanie had the ball at the edge of the 18 and she lobbed the ball to the center where Meghan was waiting.
Pennock settled the ball and and fired it in from point blank range.
From that point on the half was much more even.
Danville started to press, and the results was multiple corner kicks, but nothing came of them.
Going the other way, Pennock and Cochran had a near collision at the Indian 18 when they were both racing for a loose ball. Dani won the race and cleared the ball out of the area, nearly taking Meghan's head with it.
Sergiev had a strong individual effort to get another scoring opportunity, but Cochran denied her on this occasion.
During the final ten minutes Craftsbury started to look tired and a bit flat, which allowed the Danville press to grow in strength.
Brianna Sinclair finally was able to crack the Academy's defense and get one past goalie Emma Spiese with about four minutes remaining on the clock.
Danville came close to tying it on multiple occasions in the final four minutes, but they could not and the two headed into the half with the host Lady Chargers ahead 2-1.
One thing that was hurting Craftsbury is that their defenders kept getting knocked hurt, and they would have to head off of the field.
Already playing with a short bench, the injuries forced coach Maxfield to move players all over the field, disrupting the early flow that the blue and white had going for them.
One defender who stayed strong was Meghan Brown, who has missed a lot of time this year due to injuries.
"This is the third game in a row where Meghan played a whole game, and it was really nice having her back there," said Maxfield.
But Craftsbury would get their groove back in the second.
Six minutes into half number two, Iva Wright converted Sergiev's pass to restore the two goal advantage.
After a couple of nice saves by Spiese, Wright tallied again, this time on a Amy DeLaBruere rebound.
The remainder of the half saw both teams have some great looks, especially Craftsbury, who twice missed an open net that was just begging to have a ball put into it.
Danville would find one more hole in Spiese's armor, as Kyla Boutin scored with twenty-one seconds left in the match, bringing the final score to 4-2 in favor of the Lady Chargers.
Said Sergiev on the win," We didn't think we were going to beat them because we heard they played a lot of Division Two schools, but today we wanted it more."
Spiese finished the game with 9 saves, while Cochran had 12.
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Arm lift surgery on the rise: 'Toned arms are very in'
EUGENE, Ore. - The American Society of Plastic Surgeons released new statistics that show upper arm lifts in women have increased 4,378 percent in the last decade, and a Eugene plastic surgeon said he has noticed the trend in his practice.
"In less than three weeks I have operated on three different patients with that exact same issue," said plastic surgeon Dr. Lee Daniel at his office off Country Club Rd. in Eugene on Monday. "And many times it is indeed people that have lost a lot of weight, but that's a hard spot to take care of on your own, even with diet and exercise."
In the year 2000, more than 300 women got upper arm lift surgery, according to the ASPS. In 2012, the group said more than 15,000 got upper arm lifts.
Daniel said upper arm lifts can include liposuction or a surgical procedure known as brachioplasty.
"So we cut out a section of the skin between those two points," said Daniel as he demonstrated the area on the arm he cuts during an arm lift surgery. "And that's called a brachioplasty, or an upper arm lift."
Daniel said many of his patients seeking upper arm lifts have recently lost a lot of weight, and extra skin is left hanging.
"The skin is the biggest organ in our body, but it can't shrink wrap itself back," said Daniel. "And so, that's where the plastic surgeons come in, and we're able to take care of that."
Pop culture may play a role in the medical trend.
"I do hear that a lot, yes, toned arms are very in," said personal trainer Stephanie Casey at International Fitness in Eugene on Monday.
A recent poll conducted on behalf of ASPS found many women admire the arms of well-known women like Michelle Obama and Jennifer Aniston. Jessica Biel, Demi Moore and Kelly Ripa also scored high on the poll of what women said they wanted their arms to look like.
"The people come in with those comments every week," said Dr. Daniel, "and so I have to know what those arms look like."
The ASPS reported that 98 percent of those who get upper arm lifts are women, a procedure most popular with patients over age 40.
Dr. Daniel said a typical arm lift surgery is a two-hour procedure that cost around $6,000. He said the average recovery time is around two weeks.
"I've scheduled another one this morning," Dr. Daniel said Monday. "This is a trend, and it's more than a trend."


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Anwar al-Awlaki wasn't quite as elusive as he was portrayed by the U.S. government. That is reportedly the information contained in documents obtained by Judicial Watch.
The records obtained by Judicial Watch as result of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) petition served on the State Department reportedly reveal that Awalki was detained by U.S. authorities on several occasions. The following are highlights of the record of Awalki's time in U.S. custody. Note: the Judicial Watch report on their findings uses an alternate spelling of Awlaki's name.
The U.S. Embassy in Sanaa, Yemen, was asked on March 24, 2011, to issue a communication to al-Aulaqi, requesting him to "appear in person" to pick up an important letter at the post. The letter issued by the embassy, which included a partial address for al-Aulaqi, was a revocation of his passport: "The Department?s [sic] action is based upon a determination by the Secretary that Mr. al-Aulaqi [sic] activities abroad are causing and/or likely to cause serious damage to the national security or the foreign policy of the United States." The embassy was instructed not to inform al-Aulaqi when he came to the embassy that the "important letter" was a passport revocation.
The documents include two "Privacy Act Release Forms" issued by the U.S. Embassy in Sanaa, Yemen, signed by al-Aulaqi. One was dated November 14, 2006, and the other July 2, 2007 — which indicates that he was held for at least eight months. (Press reports had indicated that al-Aulaqi's arrest was in relation to an al-Qaeda plot to kidnap a U.S. government official.) The documents do not indicate how long al-Aulaqi was detained or why he was released.
In short, Awlaki was detained and released under the Bush administration, and under the Obama administration, the government planned to get him to appear at an embassy (his location was known), hand him a message, and let him go.
In a statement, Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton characterized the federal government's duplicity in the Awlaki case as a "catch and release program for terrorists."
"These documents provide further evidence that the federal government, under both the Bush and Obama administrations, has been operating a 'catch and release' program for terrorists. The idea of inviting Awlaki, a known terrorist, to our embassy in Yemen in order to revoke his passport is beyond belief," Fitton said.
Awlaki was killed by a drone attack on the command of President Obama on September 30, 2011.
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RA Dickey is taking precautions to be safe
R. A. Dickey will climb Mount Kilimanjaro in January as he looks to raise awareness for the Bombay Teen Challenge, an organization that rescues and cares for women and girls in Mumbai who are at risk of being abused and exploited.
"To reach the summit, he will have to ascend to 19,336 feet above sea level, traversing a path that begins in 85-degree heat and ends with the ground covered in snow," the Wall Street Journal's Brian Costa explained the other day.
Dickey is documenting the trip in a blog for the New York Times, and wrote this in his first post yesterday:
"In five days, I will travel via Detroit to Amsterdam, finally arriving at Kilimanjaro's airport. … I continue to believe that the risks of climbing Kilimanjaro are minimal. In fact, it may prove to be less dangerous than the roller coaster and all those loopty loops. I am encouraged to learn that a 7-year-old named Keats Boyd and an 82-year-old man named George Solt both have summited. I feel confident that a 37-year-old knuckleballer stands a fair chance to do the same. Nonetheless, I am still taking the necessary precautions to ensure my safety."
Dickey's goal is to raise $100,000 for Bombay Teen Challenge, which is dedicated to putting an end to human trafficking in Mumbai, India, he explains. The money will be able to purchase a health clinic in the heart of the "red-light district," which, he says, "will allow hundreds of young women who have been trafficked into the brothels to become introduced to Bombay Teen Challenge and, ultimately, have a chance at freedom."
According to Costa, the Mets recently sent a letter to Dickey's agent warning him that they reserve the right to void the remaining year on his contract if he is injured on the climb. "They can't stop him from going, but they clearly would prefer he did not," said Costa, who quotes Sandy Alderson as essentially saying the same.
Sure, as a Mets fan, I'm concerned about RA Dickey the pitcher. However, as a human being and as a father, I think it's wonderful that he's doing what he's doing to raise money and bring awareness to what is a horrible situation. Yes, from a selfish, baseball stand point, I don't want him to do this. But, this isn't about baseball and it's not about being selfish. It's about him doing what he believes is important and selfless and I refuse to judge him in a baseball context for that. I can only hope he is safe and that he does what he believes is most right.
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Read: JT Miller Learned A Valuable Lesson In The WJC Last Year
So far in the USA Hockey evaluation Camp, JT Miller has been rotated into different roles in the top six and has 1 goal (PPG) and 1 assist in two games.
Miller is the only returning forward for Team USA this year and is being looked at as a player that Team USA needs to count on.
He told NHL.com that he learned a valuable lesson playing for Team USA last season "I think you can't take anything for granted. Losing to the Czechs and Finns, those two games we took as consideration to be wins. We have to make sure we take one game at a time and not overlook any competition."
Rangers assistant GM Jeff Gorton told Blueshirts United "JT is looking at a bigger role this year. Hopefully he continues to bring that two-way game, adds some offense to that group–which we saw the first couple of days in Lake Placid—and just continues to get better."
Miller can play in Plymouth, Hartford or with the Rangers this season.
12:24PM: Grant Sonier writes at ESPN Insider that Miller "wills his way around the ice and brings a great combination of skating, skill and work ethic."


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(a) Notwithstanding other statutes, the head of an agency may suspend without pay an employee of his agency when he considers that action necessary in the interests of national security. To the extent that the head of the agency determines that the interests of national security permit, the suspended employee shall be notified of the reasons for the suspension. Within 30 days after the notification, the suspended employee is entitled to submit to the official designated by the head of the agency statements or affidavits to show why he should be restored to duty.
(b) Subject to subsection (c) of this section, the head of an agency may remove an employee suspended under subsection (a) of this section when, after such investigation and review as he considers necessary, he determines that removal is necessary or advisable in the interests of national security. The determination of the head of the agency is final.
(c) An employee suspended under subsection (a) of this section who—
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(A) a written statement of the charges against him within 30 days after suspension, which may be amended within 30 days thereafter and which shall be stated as specifically as security considerations permit;
(B) an opportunity within 30 days thereafter, plus an additional 30 days if the charges are amended, to answer the charges and submit affidavits;
(C) a hearing, at the request of the employee, by an agency authority duly constituted for this purpose;
(D) a review of his case by the head of the agency or his designee, before a decision adverse to the employee is made final; and
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|July 29, 1958, Pub. L. 85–568, § 301(c), 72 Stat. 432.
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On Oct. 21, 22 and 23 at 7:30 pm in the Price City Hall lobby, another Price Centennial activity will occur which involves a readers theatre production and will celebrate the founding of Price dramatically.
Tickets are free for each of these productions. Some tickets are being provided to the local churches for distribution. Tickets can also be obtained at the Price City Hall utilities office and there will be tickets available at the door.
John Behn, a local Boy Scouts of America district executive and familiar community actor, was approached by the Price Centennial Committee to produce this historical production.
A local playwright, Dr. Martin L. Kelly, was approached and after a substantial amount of research and interviews has written the original script entitled "A City in Blow Valley" for the production. The script includes many of the characters pictured in the famous murals in the Price City Hall lobby. Many local community members can trace their roots directly to these early pioneers of Price City.
The production is looking to involve both men and women from the area who would be interested in participating as actors in this readers theatre production. Auditions will be held this Friday and Saturday at the USU/CEU Geary Theatre from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Those chosen to be in the cast will be expected to participate in one rehearsal in the evening on Oct. 20 and then will perform in three performances on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Price City Hall lobby. The production is looking for four women and 15 men to fill rolls. All adults over the age of eighteen are invited to audition.


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Tip #1: Try a simple shape in a vivid print.
While a simple shift dress will always be staple cocktail attire, upgrading that understated piece with an eye-catching print is a must-try for summer. The perennially polished Chanel Iman showed us how to wear the paired-down silhouette when she chose Mulberry's Margaret Dress ($1195, 888.418.8400) in Loopy Leopard Print Purple Red to attend a book launch party hosted by Mulberry in May. Luckily, if you fancy Iman's of-the-moment frock, there are many equally posh picks on the market! We like Sonia by Sonia Rykiel's Oversized Leopard Print Dress ($395) for a looser fit or Twenty8Twelve's Corbusier Dress ($429) and Diane von Furstenberg's Bec Dress ($365) if you're looking for a more form-fitted version.
Tip #2: Mix a sheer top with a modest skirt.
While micro minis and knee-length frocks will always have a place in our wardrobes, one of the biggest trends on the F/W 10 runways was the dramatic descent in hemlines. Seen at influential houses like Prada, Fendi, and Marc Jacobs, amongst others, the new skirt shape has a belled silhouette and skims the mid-calf. While such excess fabric can be just as intimidating as a mini to pull offÂ--particularly if you're of diminutive statureÂ--British beauty Alexa Chung showed us an A-plus way to wear this A-line silhouette at a party to celebrate the opening of the new Louis Vuitton store in London. She contrasted her cashmere Bell Skirt ($1719, 866.Vuitton) with a sequin Front Bow Blouse ($3295, 866.Vuitton) and then balanced out the dark palette with a pale leather Doctor Bag ($4340, 866.Vuitton) in Rose, all from Louis Vuitton's F/W 10 collection. To recreate this intriguing textural mix try starting with a sheer blouse like Equipment's Sisley Blouse ($178), or Sparkle & Fade's Sheer Chiffon Tunic ($58) and then adding Maurizio Pecoraro's Wool Crepe Skirt ($548) for a chic Chung-influenced look.
Tip #3: Show off clogs with skinny jeans.
If, despite all our endorsements, you've missed the buzz, we'll just say it outright: clogs are clearly the must-have shoe for spring and summer! That being said, we're always looking for new ways to showcase this fashionable footwear, so we were thrilled when we noticed New York tastemaker Jen Brill rocking a lust-worthy Chanel pair with Alexander Wang F/W 08 skinny jeans, a vintage Wrangler jacket, and vintage tee. Not only do we like how she drew focus to her lust-worthy clogs with her streamlined bottoms, but we also admire how she seamlessly mixed her denim hues for a very of-the-moment look. To snag Brill's brand of insouciant-meets-high-end style, start with a pair of skinnies in a dark hue; we're fans of Juicy Couture's Carmella Penelope Skinny Jeans ($158), J. Brand's Motorcross Skinny Antique Jeans ($199) and, of course, Topshop's Baxter Skinny Jeans ($80). Then add a cutting-edge contrast with a light-wash denim top like ASOS's Bleach Denim Shirt ($51). Finally, pull on your hero pieceÂ--those oh-so-hot heelsÂ--like Steve Madden's Ceceila Clogs ($130) or Schutz's Wooden Platform Clogs ($200).
Tip #4: Contrast girly accents with boyish basics.
You know the story. Boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl. When the two meet, it's always a case for romance, so it's no surprise we were smitten when we saw Irina Lazareau's masterful mix of feminine pieces with boyish basics at a Mulberry party in May. We adore how she grounded her androgynous look with vintage menswear staples, like a navy blazer, tie, and Mulberry's Paper Bag Shorts ($395, 888.418.8400), and then showed off her feminine wiles with Mulberry's Margaret Mini Clutch ($795, 888.418.8400) in Grape and turquoise open-toe shoes. Try Lazareau's gender-bending look for your next cocktail soiree by busting out your schoolboy blazer and opting for a longer walking short like Topshop's Grey Suede Pleat Shorts ($135) or ASOS's Tailored City Shorts ($38). Add the ying to your yang with some well-placed pops of color in the form of Tory Burch's Relaxed Frame Clutch ($395) and Butter's Claudia Peep-toe Pumps ($243), and you'll have perfected this merry mix.
Tip #5: Add a belt to a draped kimono or top.
We first spotted the rise of the kimono top back in March, when mistresses of boho-chic dressing like Nicole Richie and Ashley Olsen opted for this drapey piece to add an eclectic air to their ensembles. While both ladies chose to wear it loose, we appreciate how Mary-Kate Olsen recently updated the trend and made it appropriate for cocktail wear by smartly cinching it at the waist. The oversized belt both adds structure to her ensemble, offering a bit of polish and works to accentuate her cute and tiny shape. While Olsen's Far-East inspired dress is vintage, there are plenty of stellar options currently available like Winter Kate's Kimono Top ($216) and MinkPink's Last Resort Caftan Dress ($86). Once you've snatched up one of those flowy tops, grab Cecilia de Bucourt's Coin Stud & Chain Wrap Belt ($106) or Raina's Billy Corset Belt ($185) to embellish your outfit with Olsen-worthy flair!
Tip #6: Break up a suit with a glittery top.
One of the style situations we get asked about most frequently is how to add intrigue to corporate wear, so when we stumbled upon Kristen Bell looking seriously polished in a broken-up suit to the Los Angeles premiere of Get Him To the Greek, we knew we had to include her in today's story! Bell masterfully mixed separates, opting for a black Aryn K Blazer ($92), Paul & Joe Sister Tonight Pants ($240, 310.270.4620) in Ivory, and then pumping up the glam factor with a Jasmine de Milo sequin top. To get Bell's brilliant look, which easily translates from the red-carpet to the boardroomÂ--or, conversely, from day to nightÂ--start with a modestly-cut glittery top. We like Malene Birger's Gold All Over Sequined Tank ($235), Alice & Olivia's Veronica Sequin Top ($242) or Vila's Sequin Mesh ($34) version for more wallet-friendly alternative. If you haven't already invested in a black blazerÂ--a wardrobe essential you will wear again and againÂ--we'd suggest picking up a really sharp one like Rag & Bone's Crimean Jacket ($495), which will instantly refine everything from jeans and tee to an LBD. Finally, rejoice that warm weather is here and trade out your black pants for a crisp white pair like Charlotte Russe's Clean Front Skinny Minny Ankle Pants ($25), a great option to wear all summer long!Â--Liza Kaplan


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CAPE VINCENT With legal and financial issues plaguing the business now resolved, the Roxy Hotel on Broadway is slated to reopen in early May for the 2013 tourist season.
Over the winter, there were concerns the hotel had suffered interior damage after fire alarms were falsely triggered on several occasions.
John B. DeFrancesco, former president of the Cape Vincent Local Development Corp. who helped secure a state grant for Roxys $2 million restoration, said developer Michael A. Treanor is aiming to reopen the hotel in the first week of May.
Depending on the weather, however, the opening could be delayed, Mr. DeFrancesco said.
Mr. Treanor was unavailable to comment Tuesday.
Other than some landscaping work required outside the hotel, the hotel is in good shape, Mr. DeFrancesco said.
Built in 1894, the three-story brick building was renovated and reopened in 2011 thanks to a $1.5 million Restore New York grant administered by the Empire State Development Corp.
The 15-room hotel closed for the 2012 season in September. And at least until the developer figures out how to stay afloat in the winter, the Roxy and its restaurant Monaghans Irish Pub will remain a seasonal operation.
As you know, its very difficult to remain open in the winter up here, Mr. DeFrancesco said.
One of the five townhouses behind the hotel has been completed and rented, but the others still need to be finished, he said. Mechanics liens attached to the property were lifted in November, allowing the developer to resume work on the remaining four townhouses.
The legal dispute had prompted Empire State Development to withhold more than $500,000 in Restore NY reimbursements. But now that the legal issues surrounding the Roxy project have been resolved, Empire State Development will make a partial payment on the remaining money shortly and the final balance will be released upon the grantees request, according to an ESD spokesperson.
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GOUVERNEUR E.J. Noble Hospitals lab services are expanding with the approval of the state Health Department.
The list of on-site analysis of lab tests is growing, which means results will be available faster, speeding up diagnosis and treatment, especially for those receiving emergency care.
This is a major step forward for E.J. Noble Hospital and our community, CEO Marlinda L. LaValley said in a statement. This approval was granted following a rigorous analysis by the states laboratory experts and reflects the very hard work our staff members have done to establish quality protocols that meet the states stringent requirements.
The state shut down E.J. Nobles lab Sept. 28 for deficiencies, which forced the closure of many of the hospitals essential services. The state later allowed a partial reopening of the lab under the supervision of Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown.
With state approval, the arrangement with Samaritan will end in 30 days.
E.J. Noble, which has a management contract with Canton-Potsdam Hospital, Potsdam, has been diligent in making sure its laboratory policies and procedures meet the states approval, Canton-Potsdams spokeswoman Rebecca J. Faber said.
It represents a great deal of work and a great deal of goodwill on the part of the state Health Department, she said.
The blood bank remains closed and the hospital has not tried to have it reopened while it focuses on essential protocols. A blood bank is needed for most surgeries and to operate a maternity ward.
The blood bank is off the table for now, Ms. Faber said.
Tests now available at E.J. Noble include analysis of blood and urine samples to aid in the diagnosis of congestive heart failure, tests for the diagnosis and management of pancreatitis or other pancreatic diseases, drug and alcohol screenings, tests to determine abnormalities in pregnancy, screenings for heart and lung functioning as well as deep vein thrombosis and infections of the blood, among others.
E.J. Noble will file regular reports with the Health Department documenting its compliance with the states quality standards as part of a comprehensive quality assurance and performance improvement program. Dr. Gregory A. Threatte will oversee the program as the labs medical director. Dr. Threatte is chairman of the pathology department at SUNYs Upstate Medical University, Syracuse. He also is medical director of the universitys core laboratory.
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Charles Lutwidge Dodgson sat in the bows of a rowing boat and heaved on the oars in time with another young man who sat in front of him.
If you ever have been (or wanted to be) involved in a school or office council which has to be elected by popular vote, you have a fair idea of the sort of considerations that have to be made.
"Marvellous, surprising, crystal-clear, amazing, stimulating, delightful, fascinating" — this is how our reviewer described Nonplussed!, a book published last year by by the same author.
How do you do it? Horizontally from side to side, or perhaps criss-cross, producing a series of Xs running up your feet? Towards the end of The shoelace book, its author Burkard Polster raises a troubling question. Despite all the here-today, gone-tomorrow vagaries of fashion, and in spite of the huge variety of shoe styles available to us in this golden age of footwear, why does almost everyone lace their shoes in one of these two ways?


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As a Fulbright Scholar in 2010-11, I was a visiting professor in Yaoundé, Cameroon, in Central Africa, where I learned about migration and language shift, and I studied obstacles for study abroad ambitions among both English and French-speaking Central African students. In general, I work on understanding what migration means to young people and families, how immigration and immigrants are represented in the media, and how people find, generate and share information about migration as a lived experience of globalization. Ideationally, I look at the political economy of development by asking what does migration do for people and to people.
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NEWPORT TOWN – Wayne's Snackbar is celebrating five years of good food and family fun - and nearly 47 years of a successful family business.
The crew give special discounts Wednesday as part of the anniversary.
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I am not familiar with the Gospel of the FSM. I have yet to read it, and yes, I am sorry.
So, if this has been explained, forgive me. Do not canonize me! (By placing me in a canon and blasting me to bits.)
Has the Noodly One, meaty be his balls, sent his children to us?
I have come across, while searching for things that would make my 5 year old son smile, creatures that resemble our Noodly Maker.
Consider the following:
Their eyes on not on stalks, but placed prominently on top of their heads. They resemble His meaty balls.
His eye stalks have been replaced with an antenna type of feeler, with a small spherical object at the end.
These creatures are benevolent.
Spaghetti like appendages trail from the bottom of their bodies.
So...perhaps he has sent us his children, not in his form, but in a similar form, to help show us the way.
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