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The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority is planning a $10 million expansion at Ogdensburg International Airport that officials say could bring in 40,000 additional air passengers a year.
The project is part of a long-term plan to attract larger air service carriers, thereby increasing the number of passengers flying out of Ogdensburg. OBPA officials hope to attract Canadian travelers who are increasingly turning to U.S. airports for cheaper fares.
The airports runway will be extended by 1,200 feet, and the terminal will be upgraded and hooked up to city water service, pending an agreement with the city that OBPA Executive Director Wade A. Davis said he expects will be discussed with city officials Jan. 6.
This project, when successful, will make a substantial and long-term difference in the economy of Northern New York, Mr. Davis said Friday.
A 2012 report by the Canadian Airports Council said Canadians made 4.8 million one-way trips to U.S. airports in 2011, up 15 percent from the year before, to take advantage of lower air fares. OBPA Deputy Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer Frederick S. Morrill said that number is expected to exceed 5 million this year.
The opportunity to grow the airport will make Ogdensburg a destination, and that creates opportunities for tourism industry growth and job creation, Mr. Morrill said.
An online search for airfares Friday placed a round-trip flight from Ottawa, Ontario, to Miami, Fla., starting at $472. Round-trip fares from Syracuse to Miami started at $409.
Mr. Davis said accommodating larger airplanes is the key to Ogdensburgs tapping into the Canadian traveler exodus. The airport is currently served through the federally subsidized Essential Air Service program by Cape Air, which operates a fleet of nine-seat Cessna 402s.
He said OBPA has no agreement with a larger air carrier at this point, although he said the Authority is looking into low-cost carrier options. A news release announcing the project said its initial phase will take two years to complete and will result in nearly 40,000 outbound passengers annually on a large commercial aircraft to warmer climates.
Last week, the OBPA Board of Directors purchased 8.13 acres on Route 812 near the airport from the Ogdensburg Volunteer Rescue Squad. The land will accommodate a city water line to the air terminal. If OBPA can forge an agreement with the city next month to hook into the citys water system, work to install the line can begin in the spring.
Mr. Davis said OBPA has been working closely with city officials to move the project forward.
This project didnt just happen. Rather it is the culmination of proactive efforts by the authority and its partners to take on risk to attract interested airlines by promoting direct access to the fourth largest Canadian air market, Mr. Davis said in the news release. The city of Ogdensburg is a key partner in the airport expansion process.
An agreement with the city is not the only bureaucratic hurdle the authority will have to overcome to make the expansion happen. The runway extension will require the relocation of a section of Route 68 near the current end of the runway, and that will require approval and funding from the state Department of Transportation.
The airport plans also need approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.
There are many steps along the way that could stop this process at any time, OBPA Chairman Samuel J. LaMacchia said.
Still, Mr. LaMacchia said the runway extension will be necessary for the airport to remain competitive in the future.
The future of the air industry is to accommodate planes that can land on a longer runway, he said. Were looking toward the future.
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Several local wrestlers from Price and East Carbon recently traveled to Grand Junction, Colorado and Ogden to compete in the both folkstyle and freestyle wrestling competitions. The events proved to be successful for all the local athletes who competed.
In the Colorado event, Caleb Williams from Price wrestled his way to the state championship in the 40 lbs. weight division and was followed by teammate Colton Sanderson of East Carbon in second place. Zane Rich also finished quite strong with a fourth place finish in the 65 lbs. weight division.
In the Ogden event, Williams once again took state championship honors while Rich placed third in his division. Tyler Johnson finished in second place in the 70 lbs. weight division, while Sam Martinez finished state champion in the 84 lbs. division. Michael Tryon also finished in third place in his respected weight division.
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Jefferson County has joined the 85 percent of the U.S. population that lives in a Metropolitan Statistical Area, which could mean major changes to how federal housing funding is distributed and how retailers and manufacturers evaluate the area for locating new stores or factories.
With little fanfare, the White House Office of Management and Budget released Bulletin No. 13-01 declaring the Watertown-Fort Drum urbanized area an MSA on Feb. 28, several months before county officials expected the announcement to be made.
No official notice was given and the county Planning Department stumbled upon the bulletin while conducting other research, according to county planner Donald A. Canfield.
County and city officials have been scrambling in recent months to understand the designations implications after the U.S. Census Bureau declared the Watertown-Fort Drum region an urbanized area in October.
The urbanized area designation has already brought consequential changes to transportation and environmental policy with the federally mandated creation of a Metropolitan Planning Organization and implementation of separate municipal storm sewer system permits in the urbanized area and surrounding communities.
A blob-like formation created by a computer program, the urbanized area includes the city of Watertown, Fort Drum and parts of Dexter, LeRay and Carthage. It has a combined population of 57,840.
The MSA designation, which was prompted by the urbanized area designation, is a purely statistical classification and extends to the borders of Jefferson County. Its principal cities are Watertown and Fort Drum.
Its not unusual for a military installation to be listed as a principal city, Mr. Canfield said. Any jurisdiction with a population over 10,000 can be a principal city.
Fort Polk and Fort Knox have also been listed as principal cities in other MSAs.
From an operational standpoint, the MSA is not as impactful as the MPO or MS4 triggered by the urbanized area designation, Mr. Canfield said. Though it may have some impact on Housing and Urban Development funding through the Community Development Block Grant program.
The biggest change would affect the city, which will likely become an entitlement community under CDBG, according to Kenneth A. Mix, city planning and development coordinator.
For the last 30 years, the city has been eligible to enter a competitive marketplace for federal money under CDBGs small cities program. In applying for money, the city has been fairly successful, Mr. Mix said, garnering grants 25 times or more.
A typical limit on a grant from the CDBG small cities program is $400,000.
Becoming an entitlement community completely changes how we receive the funding and will probably make a difference in how much we get.
Instead of telling the city to reapply each year, HUD will calculate and automatically award the grant based on a standing plan written by the city that will be on file with the department.
The amount will likely be more than $400,000, Mr. Mix said.
Receiving the designation may also help increase the areas visibility for businesses looking to take advantage of a larger workforce and growing marketplace.
If you are a company who manufactures, we are in a radius of 10 or more MSAs. We are within 250 miles of Montreal and Toronto. You can plunk yourself down in that grouping, said Donald C. Alexander, CEO of the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency.
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The Internet is so powerful. You can get answers, connect with loved ones, buy groceries, read news around the world, or plan a vacation. You can return a photo after a tornado carried it miles away. Return a lost credit card to a stranger. Come together with millions for one family and support them while they never give up. Take away the financial burden for a family who just lost a child, when you can't take away their pain. Blackout websites in the largest online protest to stop a bill that will censor our words. You can save a life. You can change the world.
Or you can complain. You can hurt others. You can cause tears. You can cast stones.
"Sometimes, the Internet can feel like a middle-school playground populated by brats in ski masks who name-call and taunt with the fake bravery of the anonymous. But sometimes – thank goodness – it's nicer than real life." (Susan Orlean)
As a blogger, I open myself up to criticism by putting my life online. I share my thoughts, photos of my kids, and a little bit about my family. I've learned quickly that those who have negative things to say will always be the most vocal and those who are happy, often remain quiet.
I've been lucky. The complaints I've received have always come in emails and comments on my own page where I can easily reply. But, I know I'm not perfect. I make mistakes. I've made lots of them. The thought that one of these mistakes will be picked up and spread across the Internet to haunt me forever scares me. Maybe I could handle it, but what if it hurt my family too?
Last week a Philadelphia blogger sent out an email to local restaurants hoping to build a relationship. She offered to barter services – advertising on her site and social media outlets in exchange for a free meal for her family.
One of the restaurants she contacted sent her email to a local e-magazine, who published it online in a condescending article, along with her email and phone number. The article was picked up by other blogs and websites, calling her desperate and even the worst blogger in Philly. It was shared, tweeted, "liked", and reblogged. These websites are rejecting supportive comments and publishing the hurtful ones. Now she is being showered with hateful comments and phone calls.
Why? Was her pitch worded poorly? Probably. Did she over estimate her worth? Maybe. We really don't have enough information to know. Is her request out of line? No. It's common to barter services, especially in the blogging industry. Is it because she promised positive promotion? She didn't promise an honest review. She's offering promotion (advertising), which should be positive or it's not valuable. Is she a horrible person? Honestly, I don't really care.
"No one deserves to be hurt, no one deserves to be betrayed. What comes around goes around, be careful with your ways." (Tiffany Alvord)
It doesn't matter why.
Behind that email is a real person. A person who is putting herself out there in the online world. Maybe she's not perfect. Maybe she's made huge mistakes. Maybe she's made enemies. But there is nothing she could have done to deserve the hate that is coming at her and her family.
As a Christian, it always saddens me to see how quickly we are to judge and cast stones. We hide behind our computer and show the worst sides of ourselves online by hurting others. We scream fraud at companies who offer a free sample, just because it's gone quickly. We attack parents who lived through tragedy, because there's no way to explain the horror. We mock a busy model who is taking time to breastfeed her infant, because we don't understand her life. We make a group feel unwelcome, because we don't know how to help them understand God and love.
Judgement, hate, and hurtful words never help. It's only adds to the bad.
"But I say to you who hear, Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you. To one who strikes you on the cheek, offer the other also, and from one who takes away your cloak do not withhold your tunic either. Give to everyone who begs from you, and from one who takes away your goods do not demand them back. And as you wish that others would do to you, do so to them." (Luke 6:27-38)
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"You want to know how to change the world son? One act of random kindness at a time." (Morgan Freeman as God in Evan Almighty)
Imagine if everyone left kind words on the sites and pages they visit each day. Imagine if we used the Internet to say thank you instead of complain. If we used it to pick others up and point out their achievements, instead of bringing others down. Imagine if we used it to change the world one random act of kindness at a time.
Wow. Now that would be real power.
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Some days ago I got a mail from portmgr@ that my iconv patch that I sent to them for a portbuild test, failed. The patch added BSD iconv to the base system while leaving the Ports Collection intact, letting the ports just use GNU libiconv. I would like to do the import in two phases, first just importing it while still using GNU libiconv in ports, then extend knobs in the following way: USE_ICONV could be set to yes, gnu or libc. In the first case WANT_ICONV would determine what to use, gnu or libc. In the second case the port would always use GNU libiconv and in the third case, just BSD iconv. I looked at the problem and noticed that some ports detect that we have iconv in libc and thus they try to use that but then fail because of a missing GNU feature. I tried to solve the problem from two ways: forcing ports more to use GNU libiconv and adding the missing feature to BSD iconv. Yesterday I sent the new patch to portmgr@ and now I'm waiting for their response.
Apart from the iconv portbuild run, some time ago there was also a BSD grep portbuild run. It went almost fine, just very few ports failed. I didn't have time to look at it until yesterday and I identified a bug. BSD grep didn't handle correctly the case where -v and multiple -e options were specified. I've fixed the problem, merged some changes from the OpenBSD and the freegrep repositories and today I've also sent a new patch to portmgr@ for BSD grep. Let's hope there won't be any regressions and we can commit it very soon. This should be successful because there have been multiple portbuild tests and I have fixed all problems that were identified. However, the BSD iconv patch is more experimental, I don't know what to expect there but I hope there won't be serious problems… Now I'll get back to my IRIX jobs SoC project, although I made these patches during buildworld/buildkernel runs so I didn't have to neglect that one in the meantime.


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Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) filibustered a vote on the Defense Authorization Act in an attempt to get Congress to vote on his amendment affirming the Constitution's 6th Amendment to ensure Americans are protected against indefinite military detention.
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"A citizen of the United States who is captured or arrested in the United States and detained by the Armed Forces of the United States pursuant to the Authorization for Use of Military Force (Public Law 107–40) shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defense," the amendment states.
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The purpose of this chapter is to provide a framework for meeting the National Education Goals established by subchapter I of this chapter by—
(3) defining appropriate and coherent Federal, State, and local roles and responsibilities for education reform and lifelong learning;
(4) establishing valid and reliable mechanisms for—
(B) assisting in the development and certification of high-quality, internationally competitive content and student performance standards; and
(5) supporting new initiatives at the Federal, State, local, and school levels to provide equal educational opportunity for all students to meet high academic and occupational skill standards and to succeed in the world of employment and civic participation;
(6) providing a framework for the reauthorization of all Federal education programs by—
(A) creating a vision of excellence and equity that will guide all Federal education and related programs;
(B) providing for the establishment of high-quality, internationally competitive content and student performance standards and strategies that all students will be expected to achieve;
(C) encouraging and enabling all State educational agencies and local educational agencies to develop comprehensive improvement plans that will provide a coherent framework for the implementation of reauthorized Federal education and related programs in an integrated fashion that effectively educates all children to prepare them to participate fully as workers, parents, and citizens;
(D) providing resources to help individual schools, including those serving students with high needs, develop and implement comprehensive improvement plans; and
(7) stimulating the development and adoption of a voluntary national system of skill standards and certification to serve as a cornerstone of the national strategy to enhance workforce skills; and
Source(Pub. L. 103–227, § 2,Mar. 31, 1994, 108 Stat. 128; Pub. L. 104–134, title I, § 101(d) [title VII, § 703(a)(2)], Apr. 26, 1996, 110 Stat. 1321–211, 1321–252; renumbered title I, Pub. L. 104–140, § 1(a),May 2, 1996, 110 Stat. 1327.)
References in Text
This chapter, referred to in text, was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 103–227, Mar. 31, 1994, 108 Stat. 125, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note below and Tables.
1996—Par. (4)(B) to (D). Pub. L. 104–134, § 101(d) [title VII, § 703(a)(2)(A)], inserted "and" at end of subpar. (B), redesignated subpar. (D) as (C), and struck out former subpar. (C) which read as follows: "assisting in the development and certification of opportunity-to-learn standards; and".
Par. (6)(C) to (F). Pub. L. 104–134, § 101(d) [title VII, § 703(a)(2)(B)], redesignated subpars. (D) to (F) as (C) to (E), respectively, and struck out former subpar. (C) which read as follows: "providing for the establishment of high-quality, internationally competitive opportunity-to-learn standards that all States, local educational agencies, and schools should achieve;".
Short Title of 1999 Amendment
Pub. L. 106–25, § 1,Apr. 29, 1999, 113 Stat. 41, provided that: "This Act [enacting sections 5891a and 5891b of this title, amending section 1415 of this title, and enacting provisions set out as notes under sections 1415 and 5891a of this title] may be cited as the 'Education Flexibility Partnership Act of 1999'."
Short Title
Pub. L. 103–227, § 1(a),Mar. 31, 1994, 108 Stat. 125, provided that: "This Act (other than titles V and IX) [enacting this chapter (other than subchapters V and IX) and sections 3351 and 3425 of this title, amending sections 1107, 1221e–1, 1232h, 2421, 3381 to 3384, 3386, and 5093 of this title, section 5315 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, sections 1632, 1633, and 1635 of Title 29, Labor, and section 11903a of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare, and enacting provisions set out as notes under sections 5093 and 6301 of this title and section 11901 of Title 42] may be cited as the 'Goals 2000: Educate America Act'."
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And did that wheat, in ancient days, be fashioned into strings so true?
And did that sauce, named bolognese, become a Pastafarian food?
Oh by what grace, we found the taste,
within a dish, upon a plate!
Until the FSM be twirlied here,
Touched By His Noodly Appendage!
Did pirates sail, the oceans wide, protecting us from pestilence?
To leave the land, so hard and dry, those Pasta-fearing gentlemen!
They're cry of "Arrr!", is heard so far,
As they go forth, in black tricorns.
Until the FSM be twirlied here,
Touched By His Noodly Appendage
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Now we know a few more details about Nokia's new Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 phones. The big unveiling took place yesterday in New York City, and what we saw was pretty impressive.
The Lumia makes a big splash with its accessories. It seems that Nokia is determined to pioneer the cause of the wireless charging station.
The Lumia 920 and 820 both incorporate Qi (pronounced "chee") tech for wireless charging (an option with the Lumia 820.) Rather than connecting to a dock, all that's needed to charge one of the phones is to place it on top of a (plugged in) pad. We'd already heard rumor about the design of the wireless charging pad, and what Nokia unveiled was actually three different styles.
The basic dock that looks like the same type of design as the phone case. It's streamlined and shiny, and comes in a few bright color choices – red, blue, white, black and yellow.
The Fatboy Recharge Pillow is a puffy base that looks like a pillow. Its length and width extend at least one inch beyond the edges of the phone when it's centered on the Pillow. The color choices are the same bright hues as those for the basic dock.
The JBL PowerUp Charging Speaker is definitely the star of the group. The charging stand includes an NFC chip that will trigger an app launch when you place it in the dock. Just put the smartphone on the stand where it will charge and automatically open your music player or alarm clock. The stand is equipped with high-quality audio speakers and a retro style. Its color choices are black, gray and blue.
In addition, Nokia said it has made deals with Virgin Atlantic and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf to have charging stations in various public locations. Eventually, Nokia wants to see charging stations in public places all over the world.
Nokia is part of the Wireless Power Consortium. One of the Consortium's goals is to build a true wireless-charging network with open standards. Qi is part of that design ethic. If your device is equipped for Qi wireless, you'll be able to charge it on any charging base that uses the Qi wireless charging standard.
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I discovered a love for tea when I started trying to eat healthier. I try to follow a Ketogenic diet (that a very low carb diet, more info here: http://www.reddit.com/r/keto). It has solved so many issues for me. Ranging from Weight to Acne to PSOCs to my mood. Keto has saved my soul.
Downside? No carbs! The pleasure foods of our society are so damaging and so abundant. I needed to find something I loved and adored in order to remain on keto. One place that lacked for me was drinks. I used to be a diligent Mountain Dew drinker so converting to water was a horribly boring task. Tea fills that void and so much more.
I began with Adagio and their Fandom teas. My dorky English-major, video game, anime-loving heart was stolen. Then the collection-bug was struck and here I am. Estatic there's a website that's the equivalent of Scent base. (Did I mention my BPAL addition?)
I either drink my tea plain, or make it into Butter Tea. I'm seeking teas that are wonderful plain (without sugar/cream/etc needed). Right now I'm still VERY new to the tea-world, so am not positive what teas I prefer. We'll find out!
My rating system, roughly:
100 = I will Marry You.
90-99 = Adore. Stockpile time!
70-89 = Good. Wishlisting this stuff!
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40-49 = Not a fan. Will try to sell/trade/give away my stock
00-39 = Crap. Maybe I'll give it away. Maybe I'll use it as fertilizer.
I'm also interested into getting into the trading scene! So feel free to contact me if there's anything in my cupboard you'd be interested in swapping. I have an endless wishlist!
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Submission Apple doubles down on fuel cell data center->
dstates writes: Apple plans to double the fuel cell generating capacity at its North Carolina data center. Ebay also has a fuel cell powered data center. Fuel cell powered data centers could ultimately become buffers for the power grid relying on the grid mainly for backup power and even selling excess power back to the utilities. Fuel cells offer high efficiency and avoid the ~7% transmission losses for long distance electrical transmission lines, and importantly for data centers, local generation is not susceptible to all the disruptions of the power grid.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
Going into the region opener with Delta, the Dinos knew it would be one of their toughest games yet. Delta is ranked in the top 5 in class 3A.
The Dinos were hoping to to pull off an upset or at least keep it close. The first half they did just that going into the locker room down 14-7.
Delta took control in the second half and the game ended 41-7 as Carbon took their first loss of the season.
Delta opened with a tough down on their first two drives down the field. The first quarter score was 14-0. But the Dinos had possession as the quarter ended and they continued their drive and were able to find the end zone with 8:45 left in the half. They scored on a pass from Dakota Cisneros to Nick Haycock. Tanner Gagnon hit the extra point.
The Dino defense was able to stop the Rabbits from scoring the rest of the half with a couple of great stops on Delta drives.
Carbon looked like they had found the key to beat the Rabbits as the two teams headed to the locker room with the Dinos only down a touchdown.
The second half was all Delta. The Rabbits put two scores on the board in the third quarter to make it 28-7. They then put it out of reach with two more touchdowns in the fourth. The Dinos blocked one of the point after kicks. Turnovers on interceptions hurt Carbon in the second half of play.
"I give Delta credit. They are a good disciplined team that came out ready to play," remarked coach Jeff Blanc. "But the score is not indicative of the game. It should have been more like 21-7. I made a couple of bad calls and we lost some focus as a team in the second half. But all-in all we played a good first half and about half of the third quarter before we really ran into trouble."
Blanc reminded his team in the locker room after the game that they still have four games left and there were some good things that showed on the field. There are also some things they need to work on as well. Blanc also felt they had lost a bit of their momentum having the bye week when they did.
"Don't get me wrong, I am not making excuses, but I will never take another bye week again. Taking time off was not good for us. Bottom line is that we cannot afford to turn the ball over and expect to win. We also didn't capitalize on the turnovers we forced either," he said.
Nick Haycock finished with another good performance with four receptions for 54 yards and one touchdown catch. Dillon Manzanares stood out on the defensive side with 13 tackles and a sack. Blanc praised his ability to be where he needed to be and said he did a tremendous job against a very good team. Kris Murdock had a big block on an extra point kick late in the game for Carbon.
The Dinos head to North Sanpete for their second region contest this Friday with game time set for 7 p.m.


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The El Cazador (meaning The Hunter in English) was a Spanish brig that sank in the Gulf of Mexico in 1784. On October 20, 1783 it was sent by Charles III of Spain on a mission to bring much-needed hard currency to the Spanish colony of Louisiana.
The ship sailed to Veracruz, Mexico, where it was loaded with approximately 450,000 Spanish Reales. On January 11, 1784, it sailed for New Orleans, and was never heard from again. Then, on August 2, 1993, the trawler Mistake, while fishing in the Gulf of Mexico fifty miles south of New Orleans, hung its net on a snag. The trawler was captained by Jerry Murphy and its home port was Pascagoula, Mississippi. When the crew hoisted the net and dumped the contents on the deck, they found the net was filled with silver coins.
The coins bore markings from the Spanish mint in Mexico, along with dates between 1772-1783. Treasure from the ship was originally housed in a safe at the old Grand Bay State Bank building in Grand Bay, Alabama. These coins are certified authentic and from this shipwreck by NGC. You'll receive one coin dated between 1772-1783 and packaged in a beautiful display case.
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Die: An engraved piece of metal used to stamp a design on a coin.
Die crack: A small, raised imperfection on a coin resulting from a crack in the stamping die.
Early release: The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) uses this designation for U.S. Bullion Coins during the first month of release from the U.S. Mint. To qualify for Early Release designation, NGC must receive the coins within 30 days of their release by the US Mint or properly documented as being received by an NGC approved entity within the same 30-day release period.
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Voters in Colorado, Oregon, and Washington State will vote on proposals next month to nullify unconstitutional federal statutes by legalizing marijuana for recreational use, setting up a potential showdown between the Obama administration and state governments that could increase interest in the U.S. Constitution's Tenth Amendment. While the fate of Oregon's measure remains uncertain, polls suggest Amendment 64 in Colorado and Initiative 502 in Washington State may well pass.
By allowing legal cannabis for medical purposes, at least 17 states, including the three voting on full legalization in November, have already nullified federal drug statutes purporting to criminalize marijuana under all circumstances. More than half-a-dozen other states are currently considering similar measures, too, often with the backing of law enforcement groups and doctors.
However, the U.S. government has so far largely refused to respect states' sovereignty on the issue. President Obama, despite his campaign promises to not waste Justice Department resources persecuting medical marijuana patients and their suppliers, is waging a fierce crackdown on the medical marijuana industry that in recent years has surpassed even the George W. Bush administration's efforts.
The controversy over state drug laws conflicting with federal statutes, however, has opened up a veritable can of worms. Amid an ongoing effort by state governments to rein in the unconstitutional usurpations of power by Washington, D.C. — everything from ObamaCare and Agenda 21 to the indefinite detention provisions of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) have become targets of nullification campaigns — recent efforts to legalize marijuana could open a new front.
In 2008, even the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government to stop its anti-medical marijuana campaign in California, correctly citing constitutional restrictions on federal power. The Tenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States, or to the people." The ACLU is still involved in the fight.
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If you've got your hands on a shiny new BlackBerry Z10, you're probably going to want to protect your favorite new gadget. And Pure Mobile's deal of the day is a slim and convenient accessory for Blackberry's latest. PureGear's Kickstand and Holster for BlackBerry Z10 combines the protection and practicality of a BlackBerry holster case with the protection of a hard case and easy viewing of a kickstand.
This lightweight and durable travel case is designed like a holster, so your BlackBerry is protected while it's clipped to your belt, bag, or whatever else is handy. With the protection of a hard case, and a rubberized finish for extra grip, it allows you to slide your BlackBerry face-in, so there's no need for a screen protector either.
Then, of course, there's the kickstand feature. The stand stays seamlessly flush with the rest of the case, snapping shut securely when it's not in use. And when you do want it, it easily slides open for either horizontal or vertical viewing.
The screen on the new BlackBerry Z10 is among the best out there today, so it's the kind of phone you're definitely going to want to view media on. And an accessory with a built-in stand is just a logical choice for the latest BlackBerry, so extra points to PureGear on that score.
But what makes the Kickstand and Holster case our deal of the day is its value. Marked down in our shop to just under $20 right now, you'll get a lot from this Blackberry accessory, but at a super cheap price. Protection, practicality, portability – it's got it all. So for your buck, you probably won't find a more complete package than this.


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A good front bike light frees you up to ride at any time – whether you want to take to the trails at night or just beat the shorter days in winter.
Here, we round up the best trail lights reviewed by Mountain Biking UK, What Mountain Bike and BikeRadar from this year's tests.
Updated November 2014 to include rear lights.
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To find out how we tested them and learn more about what features you should look for in a mountain bike light, read our buyer's guide. And to see beam shots for the lights listed below, take a look at the individual reviews.
2014's best mountain bike lights
These lights all scored four-and-a-half out of five in recent tests.
Hope R4
"Hope has finally delivered on its long-hinted-at potential with one of our favourite lights of 2014. The four-LED head unit gives massive peripheral coverage for exellent trail context, and it comes with a varitety of mounting options."
Read our full review of the Hope R4.
Lumicycle Enduro Explorer
£285 / US$455 / (AU$N/A, but can be bought from Lumicycle website and shipped internationally)
"The top-of-the-ange Explorer now has better sealing and shock proofing, and throws a ton of light down the trail as far as you can usefully see. It also offers great-user friendliness, reliability and long-term upgrade ability."
Read our full review of the Lumicycle Enduro Explorer.
Beema AS-2000 – best value light of 2014
£147 (approx US$236 / approx AU$268, shipped internationally from www.bikelightsuk.com)
"Beema's updated twin-LED lamp is extremely powerful for the price but doesn't skimp on features. It throws lots of light down in front of the wheel and in the mid-distance, which makes it comparable with lights that cost double the price."
Read our full review of the Beema AS-2000.
This table provides a summary of the features the three best lights from this year's tests.
|Hope R4
|Beema AS-2000
|Lumicycle Enduro Explorer
|£147 / approx US$236 / approx AU$268 excluding shipping
|Run time (tested)
|3 hrs 55 mins
|3 hrs 10 mins
|2 hrs 45 mins
|Weight (total)
|Four Cree XP-G2
|Two Cree XM-L2 U2
|Three Cree XML2
|1,500 (actual, full power)
|2,000 (theoretical, high power)
|3,000 (theoretical, high power)
|4 cell ES or standard
|6600mAh 7.4V Li-ion rechargeable
|2.6mAh Li-Ion
|Bar, helmet or head harness
|Two O-rings
Also worth a look
These lights all scored four out of five in recent tests.
MagicShine MJ-880
£159.95 (approx US$257 / AU$470, excluding shipping from www.magicshineuk.co.uk)
"MagicShine's twin LED MJ-880 is practical, powerful and great value. It gives a broad peripheral light with a defined centre, and the run times are reasonable even at full power."
Read our full review of the MagicShine MJ-880.
Gemini Duo 4-cell
"The Gemini Duo 4 Cell's tiny twin-LED head unit delivers 1,500 lumens of punchy long-distance light. Reliability on every Gemini light we've ever used has been excellent too and they're better priced than similarly versatile and tunable units."
Read our full review of the Gemini Duo 4 Cell.
MTB Batteries Lumen 2200
"The Lumen 2200 is MTB Batteries' most powerful light yet. The miniature binocular design houses twin LEDs that give a decent peripheral to keep you aware of current riding context and the generous battery capacity means run time is unlikely to be an issue."
Read our full review of the MTB Batteries Lumen 2200.
Hope R8
"The amount of light intensity from the front tyre to way down the trail is outstanding, making the R8 a no-compromise night blaster."
Read our full review of the Hope R8.
Exposure Equinox
"The Equinox gives a usefully broad, consistent coverage 2,000-lumen output that lights up the trail as far as you can reasonably see."
Read our full review of the Exposure Equinox.
GloWorm X2 v3
"If you're looking for maximum punch for your pound – or beam for your buck – in terms both of weight and cost, Gloworm's updated X2 light is a knockout."
Read our full review of the Gloworm X2 V3.
Gemini Olympia 2100 6 cell
"The Olympia 2100's beam mixes decent peripheral coverage with plenty of central detail and reasonable reach, and the huge run times mean the latter is not an issue on the trail."
Read our full review of the Gemini Olympia 2100 6 cell.
Lumicycle Summit Enduro
£244.95 / US$391.92 (AU$N/A, but can be bought from Lumicycle website and shipped internationally)
"Lumicycle has been producing brilliantly practical and bombproof lights in the UK for years. The Summit Enduro's run times are impressive, and it gives plenty of light and reach on the trail."
Read our full review of the Lumicycle Summit Enduro.
Also reviewed this year
The rest of the lights we tested this year, and what they scored:
- MTB Batteries Lumen 800 – 3.5 stars
- Niterider Pro Race 1800 – 3.5 stars
- Lupine Piko 4 SC – 3 stars
- Niterider Pro 3600 Enduro – 3 stars
- CatEye Volt1200 – 3 stars
- Light & Motion Taz 1500 – 3 stars
- Moon X-power 2500 – 3 stars
- Light and Motion Seca 2000 Enduro – 3 stars
- Lezyne MegaDrive Loaded – 2.5 stars
- One23 Extreme Bright Duo 2000 - 2.5 stars
- Niteye B30 – 2.5 stars
- One23 Extreme Bright Quatro – 2.5 stars
- MyTinySun Folkslight – 2.5 stars
Best rear lights for mountain biking
Moon Comet
Giving off an even glow that is visible even from 90 degrees to the side, the Comet is a very good rear light. There are six settings -and the strip-like LED has a super wide beam and puts out a crazy amount of light on high power – it's blinding even in daylight. The Comet comes with a saddle rail mount as well as a rubber strap mount – handy if you run a dropper post slammed into the frame. The strip-like LED has a super-wide beam and puts out a crazy amount of light on high power – it's blinding even in daylight. The USB recharge gave us just under three hours on high power. The only downside is that activation of the three flashing modes isn't very intuitive.
Knog Blinder Road R
The four-LED Blinder has five modes – constant, two flashing settings and a pulse mode, plus a power-saving two-LED constant setting. The beam is wide and blindingly bright at full power, and an illuminated slit around the body gives great side visibility. The battery lasted just under three hours in constant mode and there's a battery life indicator. The light is designed to plug directly into a USB port, though we had to use the short extension cable provided.
BBB Signal
The Signal's strap-and-hook mount is integrated into the rear of its casing and spins a full 360 degrees so you can mount the light on anything the rubber strap will stretch around. The battery is rechargeable via USB cable and lasted just under two hours in the super-bright and daylight visible high-power mode. The wide beam provides almost 180-degree visibility. Our preproduction sample had low, standard and high-power constant modes but no flashing setting – but we've been assured that the production model will feature one.
Lezyne Zecto Drive Auto
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CANTON Not guilty on all counts.
That was the verdict of a St. Lawrence County jury Wednesday morning, clearing James Sabre Jr. of charges that he attempted to sexually assault three women on three different dates in 2010 at three locations in Waddington.
The jury deliberated for about an hour and 20 minutes Tuesday afternoon and for less than two hours on Wednesday before the verdict was read in front of Judge Jerome J. Richards shortly before 11:30 a.m.
I was surprised, but at the same time confident in my client, defense attorney Peter A. Dumas said of the verdict.
Mr. Sabre, 44, Waddington, was charged in May with felony second-degree burglary, second-degree burglary as a sexually motivated crime, four counts of felony first-degree attempted rape and felony first-degree sexual abuse in connection with the alleged assaults.
The four-day trial began March 21, with closing statements Tuesday afternoon.
Marisa LaValley, 25, claimed Mr. Sabre, a friend, entered her Waddington home without permission early Sept. 18, 2010, twice tried to force himself on her and made her touch him before she was able to leave and drive to the house of a friend.
That friend was Amanda L. Welcher, 29, another alleged victim and a friend with whom Ms. LaValley, her boyfriend and Mr. Sabre had been drinking the previous night. Ms. Welcher separately claimed that Mr. Sabre assaulted in a bar foyer after they walked there from his home one summer night to look for a missing mobile phone.
The final accuser was Jacqueline Pandit, 42, who claimed that Mr. Sabre grabbed her by the wrists and tried to sexually assault her in a reclining chair at his home on another night. They had gone there after Mr. Sabre drove an intoxicated friend home in the womans car when they left the bar together.
Mr. Sabre testified that he never entered Ms. LaValleys home, but stayed at the doorway as he had come to ask for a ride to a pig roast later that day in South Colton.
He also testified that he never assaulted Ms. Welcher, rather that she was seeking cocaine from him the night they sneaked away from a gathering at his home under the pretense of looking for the womans lost phone.
Finally, Mr. Sabre testified that Ms. Pandit smoked marijuana with him at his home, listened to music and danced with him, then began kissing in the chair. She stopped, he said, expressing concern about being a friend of Mr. Sabres ex-girlfriend.
Neither Ms. Welcher nor Ms. Pandit could recall the exact date of the alleged encounters with Mr. Sabre. Ms. Welcher said hers was in summer 2010, while Ms. Pandit believed hers took place in the winter. It also emerged during the trial that neither woman contacted police prior to Ms. LaValleys report.
Mr. Dumas said he had been concerned that the ick factor in sexual-assault cases such as Mr. Sabres could have influenced the jury. He praised jurors whom he believed listened carefully to the testimony.
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Head Coach Ed Servais
"I thought we played pretty well after the 2nd inning. We got off to a little bit of a slow start. It's something that we talked a lot about this week, that we couldn't afford to get behind UCLA because of their strong pitching. But you've got to give their starting pitcher a lot of credit. He threw the ball inside, he threw it up. He did some of the things we talked about before the game. He was very effective. We didn't have many good swings against him, and we had a few in the later innings, but their center fielder made some outstanding plays. I congratulate UCLA on a well-played game, and I'm looking forward to playing tomorrow."
(on the team's difference between now and when they played Sacramento State earlier in the year) "We're a much, much, much better team than that day you saw us at Sacramento State. We're not even close to that same team. Again, getting down 3-0 after two innings, a lot of teams might have gave in a little there and maybe lose 7 or 8-0. We had a chance going into the eighth or night inning. That's all you can ask for when you play a team the caliber of UCLA. Can you get to the later part of a game with a chance? I thought we did, especially in that 7th inning. I thought we hit the ball as well as we can. They just made good plays. This team is not going to do that, this program will not allow that to happen. We'll play very hard tomorrow against San Diego; you'll see that. You saw that in the second half of this game. It started with the guy on the hill, Ty Blach, who wasn't going to give up many more runs with the idea that his offense was going to come back and score."
(On if the last few weeks keeps him encouraged that his team will respond): "They'll respond tomorrow. Trust me. They'll respond. They're not going back to the club they were six weeks ago. They're stronger. They're going to play a good game tomorrow. We came in here with the idea that we're going to come in here and force UCLA to beat us. Creighton didn't lose tonight; UCLA won the game. There's a big difference between the two. That's why I congratulate UCLA. UCLA earned what they got tonight. That was our goal coming in. We were hoping we could scratch a couple more across than they did, but they won the game. When we play San Diego tomorrow, San Diego is going to have to win the game. We'll show up; we'll be in fine shape tomorrow. Trust me on that."
Junior Pitcher Ty Blach
"They got a couple of two-out base hits there, I left a few pitches up with guys on base, and they made me pay for it. They're really good hitters, I left a couple of balls over the plate and got myself into a couple of bad counts there, and they made me pay for it."
(On if he was nervous): "Not really. I felt pretty relaxed going into the game. I've been here last year, I kind of knew what to expect and was able to calm myself down before the game. I just put myself in a couple of bad situations early with a couple of bad pitches there, and they did a good job."
Senior Catcher Anthony Bemboom
(On Plutko): "Like Coach said, he was throwing the ball up effectively. As a hitter it looks good coming out of his hand. We knew he was going to pitch up and leave balls up before the game, but we didn't make the adjustments that we needed to in order to get to him. We had a couple of good swings in the seventh inning where we did get the ball down below our hands. That's all you can do – try to score a runner."
(On Blach's early innings) "Those two-out hits, he left a couple of pitches over the plate, and they didn't miss the pitch. Give credit to them; they put good swings on it, put it in the left center gap. He just missed his spot a little bit, and they took advantage. But after that, he came back, pitched real well and made good pitches and kept us in the game. That's all you can ask for in our starting pitcher."
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