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Two Hearted Ale and Oberon Ale will debut in cans beginning in late April, 2014.
They will be available to purchase in 16-ounce four-packs in all markets we currently distribute to.
Both designs will feature familiar images, but the Two Hearted can design will also bring back a local Kalamazoo artist's illustration from a previously retired label first introduced in the late 1990s.
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Our new canning line is part of our most recent expansion which also includes the addition of twelve 800-barrel fermenters to our Comstock Brewery. The filler will have the capacity to fill 500 cans a minute and is from KHS USA Inc. located just outside of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The cans are produced by Denver-based Ball Corporation.
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A mix of year-round, specialty and seasonal selections will be available to go in two-liter bottles that will feature the Bell's logo and a swing top lid.
Bell's commitment to quality begins with the right ingredients and continues all the way to the consumer. That dedication is something we have always been proud of.
Growlers have not been offered in the past because we wanted to make sure everything tasted as it should.
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The pharmaceutical technician program is being developed by the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services, which hopes to offer the course at all three of its career and technical education centers starting in September.
Were really looking forward to it, said Renee J. Langtry-Green, BOCES director of career and technical education. This program will make certain that students could be both college-and-career-ready just out of high school. Students will be able to go out into the workforce or continue on with their education after following this path.
Enrollment numbers will determine whether BOCES has enough students to run the program at all three centers: Northwest Tech in Ogdensburg, Southwest Tech in Gouverneur, and Seaway Tech in Norwood.
The one-year program includes 450 hours of instruction to prepare students for the national certification exam administered by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board.
It will be a challenging program, a quality program, BOCES Superintendent Thomas R. Burns said. It will provide a very articulated path to a career.
As in other BOCES career and tech programs, students would leave their home district for half the day to attend classes at one of the tech centers.
Were hoping to have 12 to 15 students enrolled in the program at each of the centers, Ms. Langtry-Green said, noting that if those projections arent met the program may not be available initially at all three sites.
Pharmacy technicians assist pharmacists in preparing medication and providing other health care products to patients.
They can work in a variety of settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, health care clinics, retail stores and outpatient centers. Other job opportunities include Internet pharmacies, mail-order pharmacies and pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Successfully completing this program may inspire a student to pursue a bachelors or masters degree in pharmaceutical science or a doctorate in pharmacy, Ms. Langtry-Green said.
Earlier this school year, BOCES administrators were approached by officials from ProAct Inc. and its parent company, Kinney Drugs Inc., Gouverneur. ProAct is a pharmacy benefit management company launched by Kinney in 1999.
ProAct President David B. Warner said the mail order segment of the company has grown from three employees eight years ago to 40 today.
We anticipate that growth doubling within the nex two to three years, Mr. Warner said. Obviously, well need technicians to help.
The mail order business is handled at the companys Gouverneur facility. Among other services, the business provides 90-day supplies of maintenance medication to customers.
At ProAct, average starting pay for pharmacy technicians is $12.25 per hour, Mr. Warner said, noting that wages are generally higher for employees who have their techncian certification.
Kinney also needs employees with pharmacy skills to work in its retail stoes, he said.
Ms. Langtry-Green said ProAct plans to expand the pharmaceutical mail order service portion of its business and will be looking to hire people to fill the jobs. Kinney officials indicated they have openings for trained pharmaceutical technicians in their retail stores.
This was unique because they approached us, Mr. Burns said. My understanding is they are going to ramp up their business in Gouverneur and will have immediate employment needs for support and technical staff.
He said Gouverneur Central School District has been particularly supportive of having BOCES start the pharmacy technician program.
Whats really great is that pharmacy technician jobs are readily available in our area, Gouverneur Superintendent Lauren F. French said. Its important that as a community we work to attract bright young people to stay in the area.
To help develop a program here, Ms. Langtry-Green said, she traveled to Long Island, where she visited a BOCES center that offers the program.
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I did BCT there from Aug 3rd to mid October a few years back. Weather wise it will start off pretty warm and humid, but by Mid Sept the days were actually getting very nice and the nights cool. By early Oct the mornings were down right cold (I'm from Arizona, so that is relative).
Reception was low key. For us there wasn't a Drill SGT attack as we arrived, but instead a DS came on board and explained what we were going to do and what we could expect. It was way different than I expected. First night they tend to keep you up pretty late (Midnight, 1:00am) getting your uniforms and gear and then up at 0400 for first formation. After that lights are out at 2100 every night. For the most part we were allowed to use our cell phones in the evening during reception, but if people are goofing off too much and being too loud then they will take that privelage away.
Actual BCT is company specific. Mon-Fri is training that starts with PT where your up at 0430 and PTing by 0500 until around 0630. Clean up and then breakfast. Normally Train till around 11:00 or 1200 when you stop for lunch and then back at it till dinner (around 1700 or 1800). Then you clean weapons or train till about 2000 when you get personal time and hygien time (Showers). During BCT you will do a LOT of running and a LOT of ruck marching. I think the last one is about 10 miles, but by that point you have built up to it and it's not as bad as it sounds.
Thats BCT in a nut shell. There is a lot more information on here about it, and you can get an idea of what to expect, but even someone who gradauted a few months ago could have a completely different experience than someone who is starting this week.
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As part of the Gluten Free Health Challenge, Marie will be posting her journal entries on the first 3 Fridays of every month from now until December. She will also be receiving free health coaching during this time from Sarah Dochow of Nurture Nutrition and Iris Higgins of Your Fairy Angel.
Hello world! I have a feeling this post is going to be a bit scatterbrained today, so please bear with me as I try to collect my thoughts and reflect on what's been going on since I've officially gone gluten free.
Knowing that Saturday was the first official day of my GF journey, I decided that Friday would be a day of bagels. Bad choice. Since April I've had a lot of accidentally gluten free days. For the past month and a half, my diet had been mostly rice-based and repetitive with an abundance of instant white rice, beans, canned vegetables, and not too much else. While I'm not dissatisfied with such boring eating, I thought I should fit it one last wheat-filled hoorah while I still could. Let's just say that within hours of eating those lovely bagels on Friday, I was violently tossing my cookies. I've figured out that dairy makes me ill. Okay, I can accept that. But is it possible that my body is also rejecting gluten? How did I not know this? Is it all just a massive coincidence, or did reincorporating an abundance of gluteny goodness cause me to be sick? I found myself wondering if my diet has been unknowingly causing my gastrointestinal distress, and if so, what else will I have to eliminate just to feel like a normal functioning person again? When my stepfather was on dialysis with kidney failure, he had a long list of no-no foods and often joked that the only thing he was allowed to eat was apples. Would this be my fate? Is my body rebelling against me? Am I going to be the girl who can only eat apples or else risk getting violently ill? I can't even get fresh apples here in the desert!
As it turns out, my dietary intake is not the only thing that's conspiring against me; stress causes me to have violent and painful GI attacks. On Monday I discovered that my bank account had been hacked and all of my money is gone. They have initiated a fraud investigation, but told me my funds will not be returned to me for another 90 days. I had barely eaten on Monday, but the stress of it all had me running to the bathroom, writhing in pain, experiencing all of the yucky and unpleasant symptoms that I'd experienced before going vegan.
In a way I'm almost glad, really. Not glad that I've been robbed, of course, but glad to know that mental stress produces an extreme physical reaction in me. I now know for a fact that in addition to being mindful of what I put into my body, I must be vigilant in how I process stress or else I'll just be a weak-boweled mess who can't leave her bathroom. But it's okay. Because I can control these things. Because to the best of my knowledge I don't have a disease that causes this massive dumping; it's only when I don't eat right and/or my life goes crazy and I don't know how to handle it that my intestines decide to play hop scotch on crack. It's a nuisance with a huge learning curve but I'm convinced that I can fix this, or at least thwart these ghastly symptoms before they arise.
This afternoon I had my first phone consultation with my health coach, Sarah Dochow. Can I just take a moment to say she is simply amazing? Anyway, I was completely honest with her about my goals and my struggles, and to my utter amazement, she confirmed that I am not some freak of nature and that this stress-induced intestinal emptying is not abnormal. It was so nice to feel validated! I have an aunt who also experiences uncontrollable diarrhea when she is upset but I really thought she and I were the only two on this planet with some genetic mutation that causes us to become defective when the going gets tough. Maybe more people have this problem and are just too embarrassed to talk about it. Or maybe my aunt and I are just really hypersensitive (okay, I know for sure I am hypersensitive!) and that's why mental things affect me physically. But I'm not a freak! And most importantly, with a bit of practice I can manage this.
Sarah gave me some recommendations that should help me manage my stress and normalize my stomach acid. Here are the things that I am going to try incorporating this week, as per her recommendations:
- Have a bit of protein before bed. I'd told her how off my sleep schedule is and how I've been using alcohol as a sleep aid, which is obviously not the most healthy choice. Apparently low blood sugar from only eating one large meal in the afternoon may be causing a bit of anxiety at night, so I'll try having some peanuts or beans before bed and see if that will help me relax enough to sleep.
- Write out my fears and also my blessings. We've established that stress makes my gut go crazy. I don't want a crazy gut anymore. When I get repetitive negative thoughts, I'm to write them down and put them away to deal with in the morning. I've also found that making a gratitude list helps to put things into perspective and lessens my upset, so I'll try that as well. I feel like until I learn to teach my mind how to shut off, I'll never be able to teach my hyperactive intestines to shut off.
- I need to calm down before eating! Take a few deep breaths, clear my head, and let my body know that I'm about to eat, that I'm nourishing it, and that eating is a time for calm and to replenish what my body is lacking. Not go all willy-nilly crazy on me. Apparently there is a connection between the gut and the brain, and mine may be a little off. I need to look into this some more.
- Chew gum before meals. Even though I have pretty bad heartburn every single day, apparently I may not be producing enough stomach acid, which would explain a whole lot. I need to find a vegan brand of gum to enjoy; that should help keep my tummy doing what it needs to do.
- Drink apple cider vinegar in water half an hour before meals, and also refrain from drinking while eating. Again, this has to do with getting my stomach acid normal and not diluting it. I actually love the taste of ACV - I know, I'm a weirdo - but stopped drinking it a while ago. I'll be reincorporating it again and I'm really excited to see what it does to my body.
Speaking of stress, I thought I'd include a picture of me and my kitty cat, Nathan. He is the best boy in the whole world and he definitely helps to relieve my stress. A cuddle from him, and all is right in my world. While I figure out how to fix myself, at least I know of one strategy that always makes me feel calm and good: hug my boy and listen to him purr and know that no matter what else is going on in my life, we've got each other and we're going to be just fine.
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Voters in the Calcium Fire District on Wednesday rejected a proposition to borrow money needed to buy an $800,000 aerial firetruck.
The districts board of commissioners said the vehicle, with its 75-foot ladder, is needed to fight fires at tall hotels and commercial buildings on Route 11.
Drawing a small voter turnout at the Calcium Fire Department, the referendum was defeated 31-16.
It was a very small turnout, and I dont think we did a great job of educating people about what the vote pertained to, said Daniel P. Drappo, chairman of the board of commissioners. I think there were a few people that had misinformation handed to them, and a number of people showed up because of the negative things said word-of-mouth. We hope to try again after disseminating information to everyone in the district and host a public meeting in the next couple of weeks.
The district board started saving to pay for the aerial firetruck in 2008, when the four-story Candlewood Suites Hotel north of Walmart on Route 11 was built. At the time, the board decided the truck was needed to combat fires at the hotel, along with other tall commercial buildings to be built on Route 11 in the future. Extended ladders owned by the department max out at 28 feet and can only accommodate two-story structures.
That year, the board created a special commercial zone on Route 11 within the Calcium Fire District to collect additional taxes from businesses.
The commercial zone runs north from the intersection at Route 342 to Anable Avenue. Businesses within that district pay taxes both for the commercial zone and fire district; about 10 households are also taxed twice, because they happen to be located within the commercial zone.
The commercial zone fund now has about $340,000 earmarked to purchase the ladder truck.
In addition, the board plans to sell the districts 24-year-old fire tanker for about $100,000, which the aerial truck will replace. To cover the remainder of the estimated cost, residents would need to approve a referendum to acquire a loan or bond, Mr. Drappo said.
In addition to Candlewood Suites, the only other buildings on Route 11 that may need the truck during a fire are Walmart and the three-story Days Inn hotel.
Right now, if a fire occurs that requires an aerial truck, the Calcium Fire Department depends on mutual aid from neighboring fire departments that own taller ladder trucks. The Fort Drum Fire Department is about two miles away, the Black River Fire Department is four miles away and the City of Watertown Fire Department is six and a half miles away.
Some residents who voted against the proposal for the aerial truck believe Calciums fire department should rely on help from its neighbors, said LeRay Supervisor Ronald C. Taylor. The odd part about residents opposition to the proposal, he said, is that money for the aerial truck is raised almost exclusively from businesses within the commercial zone paying an additional tax; only about 10 residents who live within the zone pay taxes toward the aerial truck.
Its an interesting issue, because only the residents are allowed to vote, and most of the business owners dont live there. Yet theyre the ones that have been contributing to the fund to buy this truck, Mr. Taylor said.
The 2013 Calcium Fire District tax rate paid by all property owners within the district is $1.41 per thousand dollars of assessed value; the additional tax rate paid by property owners within the commercial zone is 76 cents per thousand.
Mr. Drappo said he hopes the proposal will be approved in a second referendum this fall.
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BATAVIA, NY - Another local industrial development agency is spending tax dollars to help a national retailer move into town.
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PHOENIX — Police and the FBI are investigating a hostage situation that was called in from a Bank of America branch in Phoenix.
FBI spokesman Manuel Johnson says employees arrived at the bank near 48th Street and Ray Road on Saturday morning to find a co-worker with some kind of device around her neck.
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- A Massachusetts man who was rescued after spending nearly 20 hours trapped under his snowmobile is sharing his survival story.
64-year-old Paul Lessard from Milford, Mass. set out on his snowmobile Tuesday morning near Fort Kent with the intent of meeting his friend Nelson Gagnon for dinner that night. When he didn't show up, Gagnon called the Warden Service.
Wardens searched by snowmobile checking possible travel routes, campsites, and ponds near the Deboullie area where Lessard said he was going. The wardens traveled for nearly 110 miles with wind-chill values near zero degrees.
The search expanded Wednesday morning, and Lessard was found at 7:45 a.m. trapped under his snowmobile in a ditch next to a trail with running water. He was found in St. John Plantation.
While Lessard was pinned under his snowmobile for nearly 20 hours, he said he used a blanket to cover his face and shield himself from the elements. He was also protected by the snowmobile itself, and he was wearing four layers of clothing.
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"I accepted the fact that I might die, and I was ready to meet my maker, but God had other plans for me," Lessard said.
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Harley Flescher, 8, crosses over a piece of playground equipment while attending the Party In The Park fundraiser for Kids' Crossing Playground on Saturday afternoon. More than $210,000 has been raised for an updated playground that will be installed by volunteers November 7 through 11.
Roberto Barrera (left), 14, and David Pereira, 12, walk through Kids' Crossing Playground during the Party In The Park on Saturday afternoon. After 20 years, the park is going to be rebuilt using updated materials that will hopefully last the next 50 years, according to Jennifer Trefelner, coordinator of public relations for the project. For $35, donators can have their names put on permanent pickets that will line the fence of the park.
Maria Cristales (right) holds up a mirror for Tatiana Hurtado, 2, after having her face painted during the Party In The Park at Kids' Crossing Playground on Saturday afternoon. "This (park) is something that's been really good for the community," said Tatiana's mother Laura Hurtado, who said she has been visiting the park since she was a kid.
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Diamond Head (Le' Ahi Mountain) Climber's Log
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|Route Climbed: Main Date Climbed: June 6, 2005
|Fun little hike with great views! This one made a great hike for my pregnant wife!
|Posted Jun 7, 2005 3:05 pm
|Don Nelsen
|Route Climbed: Main trail Date Climbed: May 11th, 2005
|Nice little warm-up for many more hikes on Oahu. Fantastic views of Honolulu!
|Posted May 20, 2005 2:18 pm
|Route Climbed: Main Trail Date Climbed: 03/99
|Love the bunker on the top of the mountain. Great view of Honolulu.
|Posted Apr 2, 2005 2:30 am
|Stehekin Country
|Route Climbed: Main Trail Date Climbed: July 14, 1996
|This was a fun hike and an easy one at that but it delivered a great view of the Hawaiian coastline and it was a sunny day and not too crowded so we ate a picnic lunch at the top.
|Posted Feb 10, 2005 12:09 am
|Route Climbed: Main Trail Date Climbed: 1/15/2005
|Late afternoon, many people coming down but still ther were a couple dozen (or more) on top. Great short hike with excellent views of Waikiki and Maunalua Bay.
|Posted Jan 16, 2005 12:00 am
|Route Climbed: Main Trail Date Climbed: August 3, 2004
|While honeymooning in Oahu for several days, we hiked to the summit. It was the first 'real' hike my wife attempted and she enjoyed it. The views were fantastic!
|Posted Nov 10, 2004 12:17 am
|Route Climbed: Main trail Date Climbed: 7/10/2004
|Holy cow there were a lot of people at 9am. I jogged when I could. I'm sure people thought I was nutz when I came jogging by on the way down; in my Teva sandles. But, it was hot, and my honey (wife) was waiting for me at the TH. PS. The view from the top was stunning.
|Posted Jul 12, 2004 5:39 pm
|The Lower Marmot
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: June 16, 1996
|Took standard trail to summit. Beautiful views.
|Posted Mar 13, 2004 12:55 pm
|Route Climbed: main trail Date Climbed: 30 January 2003
|It had been twenty years since the first time I took the Diamond head crater tour. From the top of the crater you have a magnificent view of Wakiki Beach and the surrounding area...Enjoyed sitting on top of the crater soaking up the sun in the 80 plus degree weather while talking to friends freezing the buns off in Jacksonville North Carolina...
|Posted Jan 12, 2004 3:09 pm
|Route Climbed: Only one I know of Date Climbed: 14 (?) February, 2003
|Came up here my first day of 'freedom,' after I'd obtained my visitor pass allowing me to leave the Navy base at which I was staying at my friend's place. Parked at the community college to avoid paying parking fees. Beautiful introduction to Hawai'i. Though rainy & foggy, clouds broke briefly while I was at the summit to reveal Waikiki & Honolulu, & that amazingly colored ocean. Great place!
|Posted Sep 29, 2003 12:12 pm
|Route Climbed: main trail Date Climbed: August 19, 2003
|Parking lot was full at 9am, so started from a parking lot out side the entrance to the park. Took 30 minutes to summit with wonderful views of Waikiki and reef formations from the top. LOTS of people (mostly overweight and out of shape), many small children, so expect to dodge people the whole way up and down. Pillboxes line the crater rim which are interesting. Now I can brag to my friends about climbing a 761ft mountain!
|Posted Aug 19, 2003 7:02 pm
|Route Climbed: Main Trail Date Climbed: Summer 2002
|The route is easy at the beginning, as it is paved. The sand trail is a bit harder as you make your way up. The stairs are crowded and it takes a while to get to the summit. Easy Climb/ Walk. Great views, as always Hawaii=Great Weather.
|Posted Jul 25, 2003 9:27 pm
|Route Climbed: some stupid 3rd class off trail junk Date Climbed: summer 1991
|I parked next to a beach covered with windsurfers, climbed over at least 3 fences, and just headed up a gully, then a ridge, with some big no trespassing signs and old WWII junk. Big ugly spiny plants made the going nasty. I was about two thirds of the way to the top when a concertina wire barricade stopped me cold. Don't fuss with the US military. So I turned around, and went up the normal way, but it was fun to do some off trail hiking within site of Waikiki. What a person starved for a different experience on Oahu will try....
|Posted Mar 26, 2003 3:16 am
|Rob Salas
|Route Climbed: Main Trail Date Climbed: February 4, 2003
|After a full day of scuba, parasailing and jetskiing, the hike was a great way to end the day. The first half of the trail is pretty uneventful and there isn't much to look at, but once you get some elevation under you, the views became breathtaking. It was a beautiful day and a beautiful little hike.
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text: Price city employee Kent Jones hangs Christmas decorations on a pole on South Carbon Avenue during a warm and sunny day in late October. With the approaching winter weather, coupled with additional lights and decorations to put up for the 2003 holiday season, crews started the process earlier than in years past. The city will turn the lights on during the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday weekend.


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|Storm Finishes Season On Strong Note
|Written by Staff Reports
|Friday, 25 May 2012 11:01
The Watauga Storm eighh-grade, 14-and-under boys basketball team ended its season with a third-place finish at the Division One/YBOA State Tournament in Morganton, N.C.. Their only loss came against last year's national
championship team, Rick's Ballers, which is from Durham, N.C. But the Storm rebounded and defeated the Charlotte Jets, 66-44, in the third-place game. The Storm finishes the season with a 40-6 record, five tournament championships, three second place finishes, and two third place finishes. Team members includes, in row one from left to right, Nikolaus Sherman, Caleb Bryson, Holden Russell, Jacob Waldroop and Zack Valet. In row two, Coach Greg Russell, Levi Wilcox, Morgan Mckay, Aaron Dobbins, Dillon Carmichael, Coach David Isaacs. Not pictured Caleb Zimmerman.
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