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Faisal Shahzad
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Jun. 3, 2012
Pakistani court acquits four men accused of assisting Faisal Shahzad, the Taliban-trained militant who tried to blow up a car bomb in Times Square in 2010; Pakistani authorities accused the four men of providing financial and logistical support to Shahzad. MORE
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Call to Taliban After Bomb Attempt in Times Sq.
Faisal Shahzad told his handlers in Pakistan about his unsuccessful attempt to set off a car bomb in Times Square.September 30, 2010 nyregionNews
Militant's Path From Pakistan to Times Square
Interviews with American officials suggest that Faisal Shahzad's visits to Pakistan and the friendships he formed there were critical to his militant evolution.June 23, 2010 worldNews
For Times Sq. Suspect, Long Roots of Discontent
The few details that surfaced about Faisal Shahzad after his arrest echoed a familiar narrative about radicalization in the West, but the roots of his militancy appear to have sprouted long before.May 16, 2010 nyregionNews
Suspect, Charged, Said to Admit to Role in Plot
Mr. Shahzad faces charges including attempting to use weapons of mass destruction.May 5, 2010 nyregionNews
A Conversation With: U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara
Mr. Bharara discusses his profession, personal life and Indian roots.
June 11, 2013, Tuesday
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Two Sunday Running Events in Manhattan Are Minor, but Security Isn't
Bomb-sniffing dogs, a counterterrorism vehicle and radiation sweeps were among the measures at races in Central Park and the West Side.
April 22, 2013, Monday
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Suspects With Foot in 2 Worlds, Perhaps Echoing Plots of Past
The case of the Boston suspects recalls that of other young men who, caught between life in America and loyalty to fellow Muslims in a distant homeland, turned to violence.
April 21, 2013, Sunday
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Pakistan Acquits Four Men in Times Square Bomb Plot
Four accused of involvement in Faisal Shahzad's failed attempt to set off a car bomb in Times Square in 2010 were found not guilty.
June 3, 2012, Sunday
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Recovered Bin Laden Letters Show a Divided Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda's senior leadership was split by debates on tactics, strategy and even marketing in the months leading up to the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
May 4, 2012, Friday
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In Letters, Bin Laden Fretted Over Legacy and Relevance
Al Qaeda's senior leadership was split by debates on tactics, strategy and even marketing in the months leading up to the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
May 3, 2012, Thursday
Radical U.S. Muslims Little Threat, Study Says
The study found that arrests of Muslim Americans in plots or violent attacks have dropped sharply since 2009.
February 8, 2012, Wednesday
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Questions Over Whether Terror Suspects' Aid in Inquiries Was Voluntary
Questions were raised about whether it is voluntary when a confined prisoner, interrogated for weeks, waives his Miranda rights.
November 24, 2011, Thursday
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Man Admits Giving $7,000 to Failed Times Sq. Bomber
Mohammad Younis, 45, of Centereach, N.Y., pleaded guilty to a single count of operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business.
August 19, 2011, Friday
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To Rand Paul, Legal Immigration Is Also a Concern
Senator Rand Paul asks whether the government is adequately screening and then keeping tabs on those who enter the country with student visas or as refugees.
June 9, 2011, Thursday
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Taliban Video of Faisal Shahzad
The government made public a video produced by the Taliban in which Faisal Shahzad appears.
Government's Controlled Detonation Test
Prosecutors released a video of a controlled detonation by the Joint Terrorism Task Force of a bomb built to be what Faisal Shahzad intended.
Taliban Video of Faisal Shahzad
The government made public a video produced by the Taliban in which Faisal Shahzad appears.
Government's Controlled Detonation Test
Prosecutors released a video of a controlled detonation by the Joint Terrorism Task Force of a bomb built to be what Faisal Shahzad intended.
Losing the Media War in Pakistan
The Pakistani media boom is propelling anti-American conspiracy theories, with the Times Square bomb as the latest example. The United States is doing virtually nothing to counter the trend.
Security Tour of Times Square
A former Secret Service agent gives a tour of Times Square in the aftermath of the failed car bombing.
A Visit to Faisal Shahzad's Village
Adam B. Ellick visits the family village in Pakistan of the Times Square bomb suspect, where relatives discuss his upbringing and dismiss claims of his involvement in the bombing attempt as an American plot to justify the Afghan war.
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COLTON - Though completing the Colton Winterfest road race in zero-degree weather is quite a feat for any human, it was a pair of canine competitors who stood out in the crowd which traversed the 10-mile course on Saturday.
Sophie, an 8-year-old a beagle/pit bull mix escorted by owner Shondel Boyden, and Tori, a two-year-old pit bull accompanied by her owner, Shannon Kenny, had come a long way even before Saturdays race.
Tori was rescued last year after surviving a horrible ordeal.
Tori was left outside for a week on a chain after being attacked by something. They brought her to the vet who said she had a broken neck, said Boyden. The vet didnt think she would live or if she did, she may not be able to walk again. But she just ran 10 miles today.
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Kenny and Tori completed Saturdays 10-miler as did Boyden and Sophie who was also rescued, eight years ago.
Sophie was left at the Potsdam Humane Society in a cardboard box when she was a puppy and it was 26 degrees below zero. She was almost dead, said Boyden. Now she runs this race with me every year. Theyve both come a long way.
Boyden and Kenny are twin sisters and regulars at the Colton Winterfest 10-miler which drew 61 competitors overall on Saturday in its 12th year of operation under Race Directors Dan and Renee Dominie.
The overall race winner was Jacob Erdman of Gouverneur who becomes the youngest winner in race history at age 16 with a time of 1:02:19. This time qualifies as the second fastest for the age group Mens 19-and-under behind that of Jon French, also of Gouverneur, a mark set in 2002.
The overall female race winner was Suna Stone-McMasters of Canton who ran the second fastest time ever for the age group Female 40-to-49.
Lyn Short of Canton turned in the second fastest time for the age group Female 60-to 69 while Doug Hazelden of Bloomingdale and Paul Pierce of Ogdensburg ran the second and third fastest times for the age group Mens 50-to-59.
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Order of Finish: 1. Jacob Erdman M19 & under 1:02:19; 2. Doug Hazelden M50-59 1:08:50; 3. Paul Pierce M50-59 1:08:55; 4. Shawn Spriggs M30-39 1:10:02; 5. Chad Colbert M30-39 1:12:32; 6. Jim Pelton M30-39 1:13:24; 7. Tom Van de Water M50-59 1:14:19; 8. Daniel Dominie M40-49 1:14:20; 9. Suna Stone-McMasters F40-49 1:15:18; 10. Milton Richards M40-49 1:16:00; 11. Shondel Boyden (with Sophie) F40-49 1:17:02; 12. Kent Fetter M50-59 1:18:08; 13. Bill Amberman M60-69 1:19:37; 14. Dave Morton M50-59 1:20:54; 15. Kaycie Saucier F19 & under 1:21:50; 16. Shawn Scott M50-59 1:24:14; 17. Chris Fuller M40-49 1:25:55; 18. Lyn Short F60-69 1:26:15; 19. Jacqueline Danis F30-39 1:26:1; 20 Katie Kennedy F30-39 1:26:19; 21. Zach Benson M30-39 1:26:21; 22. David Wurzburg M30-39 1:26:46; 23. Leslie Whitton F20-29 1:26:47; 24. Carol Grant F40-49 1:26:48; 25. Leigh Erath F30-39 1:27:03; 26. Shannon Kenny F40-49 1:27:29; 27. Peter Feickert M60-69 1:27:36; 28. Wendy Rostek F40-49 1:28:22; 29. Amy Hollister F30-39 1:28:36; 30. Jeff Maynes M20-29 1:29:49; 31. Scott Palm M40-49 1:31:32; 32. Teresa Stone F40-49 1:33:52; 33. Tara Freeman F30-39 1:34:11; 34. Rebecca Weld F30-39 1:35:19; 35. Ellen Miller F19 & under 1:35:50; 36. Wendell LaFave M60-69 1:35:58; 37. Jessica Fulk F19 & under 1:36:02; 38. Skylar Fetter F19 & under 1:36:12; 39. Diane Covell F50-59 1:36:36; 40. Alena Bicknell F40-49 1:37:54; 41. Betsy Kepes F50-59 1:38:04; 42. Pam Rowe F50-59 1:39:32; 43. John Stack M40-49 1:39:35; 44. Hugh Wilson M70-79 1:41:50; 45. Jean Bernaquez M80-89 1:43:36; 46. Shelbie Pelton F30-39 1:43:53; 47. Beth Donnelly F30-39 1:49:59; 48. Phillip Gallo M60-69 1:50:44; 49. Sue Duval F50-59 1:54:32; 50. Dawn Kiddel F50-59 1:54:33; 51. Greg Kimmet M50-59 1:57:00; 52. Millie Hepburn F50-59 1:57:01; 53. Terry Farrell M50-59 2:00:22; 54. Erica Preston F20-29 2:02:28; 55. Ian Sim M70-79 2:07:02; 56. Shiela LaFave F60-69 2:07:03; 57. Amber LaFountain F30-39 2:17:52; 58. Whitney Sharlow F20-29 2:17:55; 59. Kathleen Hay F50-59 2:24:05; 60. Alicia Mere F30-39 3:05:42; 61. Pendra King F40-49 3:05:42.
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SIOUX FALLS - A 2-year-old son of Vikings star running back Adrian Peterson is in critical condition in a Sioux Falls, S.D. hospital, the victim of alleged abuse.
Peterson's father Nelson confirmed Friday afternoon that the child is Adrian Peterson's. In a media briefing earlier Friday, Sioux Falls police declined to confirm if the child was the running back's son.
Joseph Robert Patterson, 27, has been charged with aggravated assault and aggravated assault on an infant in Lincoln County for harming a 2-year-old boy who was in his care.
While speaking to the media after practice on Friday, Adrian Peterson declined to deny or confirm if the child was his son. He said this was a "private matter" and asked the media to respect his privacy.
He did confirm that he would be playing in Sunday's game "without a doubt."
The child was alone in Patterson's home at Platinum Valley Apartments, where he'd recently moved with his mother. Patterson called 911 to report a choking on Wednesday evening, but Lt. Blaine Larsen of the Sioux Falls Police Department said it became clear at the hospital that the boy's injuries were not accidental.
Sioux Falls police said the incident was initially reported as a medical emergency.
"As officers and first responders got there, they found child was unresponsive and he was taken to the hospital," Sioux Falls police spokesman Sam Clemens told USA TODAY Sports on Friday. "So they ended up calling police about that or letting them know. We had detectives talk to quite a few people to try to figure out what happened. What they ended up finding was that when the injuries happened there was one person with that child, and that person was Joseph Patterson."
Clemens said the child remains hospitalized in critical condition.
"The injuries they found were head injuries," Clemens said. "It was obvious to medical staff that abuse had taken place and that those injuries weren't accidental."
Clemens said police believe the child's mother was "gone for a short time, and that's when we believe the injury occurred."
In the aftermath of Patterson's latest arrest, the Lincoln County prosecutor's office has filed motions to order Patterson to serve sentences that had been suspended in two prior cases related to assault of another adult female and juvenile male, and Patterson's subsequent violation of a protection order.
Court records show that Patterson has a son with another Sioux Falls woman, and also show that the mother had asked for protection orders twice, claiming he'd choked and punched her, threatened her with a knife and held her in the bedroom against her will.
The mother chose not to pursue permanent protection orders, which ultimately were dropped voluntarily in 2010 and 2011.
In 2012, Patterson was charged with simple assault against the mother, however, and was ordered to undergo family violence training and to stay away from her until completing it.
Patterson's child lives with his mother, who declined to comment Friday morning when reached by The Argus Leader.
Another woman applied for a protection order against Patterson in 2004 in Jackson County, where he attended high school.
Patterson was scheduled to appear in court today in Lincoln County.
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A pretty bad CTF-month.
A pretty bad CTF-month.
we actually started playing powerstation just before the rotation system kicked in
it was lots of fun 8v8 CA, or at least we though so
I used to love 16 player FFA on Powerstation!
It was absolute madness with people spamming like crazy. 50 frags in 2 minutes was achievable if you got on a huge run.
Timing the mega (under the arch) was super profitable. Timing the armor in the circular room with the shotgun much less profitable (Tons of spam). There was also a power-up in the side room worth trying for but you would often die instantly after pickup.
The only problem was people camping in the rocket launcher room and shooting the spawn point. It was annoying but those guys almost never won the map.
We should be able to vote to change maps WITHIN THE CURRENT POOL. There is no reason to not allow this. Not listening to users is part of modern computer culture but come on, meet us half way already. You stick us with a certain list of maps every month, FINE, just let us vote to change maps within that pool. If 100 people quote this post and say +1, then maybe the intentionally deaf developers will get the hint.
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POTSDAM The finishing touches are still being made at SUNY Potsdams Performing Arts Center, but the $55 million building is hosting its first student performance this weekend and next, with William Shakespeares Twelfth Night.
The Performing Arts Center is the colleges first academic building since 1973. It opened officially in December, although some areas were still unfinished. Although work continues, offices have been filled, classes are being held and events are being planned for the space.
The 97,000-square-foot facility includes two theaters, a dance performance space, numerous studios, workshops and office spaces. No longer will students have to practice and perform in makeshift facilities, said Department of Theater and Dance Chairman Jay W. Pecora.
The students are delighted, theyre just over the moon, he said. All of the performance spaces are ready to go.
The building also houses the colleges Community Performance Series box office, which has been moved from Snell Hall.
Its pretty cool; theres a lot more traffic, said box office manager Jason L. Dominie.
Another new addition is the Performing Arts Cafe, which serves Starbucks coffee along with sandwiches and paninis. The cafe opened last month, and already serves 300 customers a day.
Making spaces that people want to hang out in is a great asset, said Potsdam Auxiliary and College Educational Services marketing coordinator Abigail D. Lee, who helps oversee the cafe and other campus dining facilities.
Events at the center will kick off in earnest April 25, with the start of the colleges annual Lougheed Festival of the Arts. A host of events and activities are planned in the center during the festival, which lasts until May 3.
Twelfth Night opened Thursday and is showing at 7:30 p.m. each day until April 13 in the Proscenium Theater, with 2 p.m. matinees on Sundays. Tickets are $12 for the general public and $10 for SUNY Potsdam faculty, staff and students.
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Tessellation Pattern Blocks may be used for creating tessellations or for picture making (commonly called pattern blocks). It is not recommended to mix these activities. If you intend on using the blocks for both purposes, then first one should be introduced, fully explored, and mastered before introducing the other. In this way the second activity is an extension of the first.
If you intend to create both tessellations and pictures, it is recommended that you start with tessellations to allow the child to freely explore geometry in its own right first.
- Start with one shape that will tessellate on its own.
- Demonstrate a tessellation (to cover an area without leaving gaps and without overlapping).
- Let the child experiment making tessellations.
- Introduce other shapes that tessellate on their own.
- Introduce shapes that do not tessellate on their own.
- Introduce combination of shapes that can tessellate together.
- Transfer the tessellations to paper.
- Show the child examples of geometrical designs (mosaics, floor & wall tiles, patchwork quilts, furniture inlays, etc.) to generate ideas.
- Combine this set with other tessellation sets to form more complex patterns. (They all have at least one common side.)
Pattern Blocks:
- Using Pattern Cards, lay the pattern blocks over the card in a matching location to form the picture.
- Using Pattern Cards, form the desired pattern next to the card.
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stubby wrote:For everybody who missed the banner up top,Forum rules wrote:Play nice with n00bs in the New People threads. Save the abuse, trolling, and pr0n for everywhere else.
I keep waiting for Colette to take advantage of one of these opportunities to flex his mod muscles and showcase his vision of a more civilized forum, but I'm sure there will be plenty of other chances.
Compsci has been eating my time.
Regardless, I'm locking this thread and keeping it as an example of how not to act.


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It's not just the unique personalities that define these beloved characters, it's their individual styles, too. So which trying-to-figure-it-out girl do you resonate with fashion-wise? Take our quiz to find out!
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Mosaic Tile Print Romper ($390)
When Hannah isn't wearing loose-fit tank tops—neon fishnet styles included—or printed dresses, you're likely to find her in a romper, making this easy-breezy style from Sea a no-brainer.
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If there's one fashion lesson we've learned from Hannah over two seasons, it's that a cardigan is the perfect lightweight layer.
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It is very similar to the PAL tv norm, however, the U.S. broadcast standard has some odd appendages that you need to be aware of.
All analog television sets sold in the United States actually display something less than the entire picture as broadcast. The amount of picture that is cropped out (by overscan of the electron gun OR masking by the frame that holds the tube in place at the front of the cabinet) can be as much as a full 10% from EACH SIDE (including top and bottom)!
People creating NTSC DVD's which are likely to be played on analog (non LCD, as in plain old CRT, aka picture tube sets...) Should use this option when transcoding:
-j -18,-34,-22,-34
In all cases, this will cause more of the picture to be visible, and in the case of subtitled material it will prevent the subtitles from being chopped off partly or entirely.
Note that doing this will NOT produce black borders around the edge of the screen unless your television is adjusted to underscan, which is exceedingly rare.
-j -16,-32,16,-32 might appear to be a better choice, because it will generally allow the "fast" option to -Z to work properly by preserving modulo 8 resolution (assuming the source is mod 8). However, I have found that, in practice, the values -j -18,-34,-22,-34 are closer to the correct values for analog overscan, and also seem to reduce the intensity of interlacing artifacts.
Perhaps the resizing not on mod 8 boundaries introduces gaussian noise as a side effect? In any case, it produces a better viewing experience.
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Read: Players Weren't Exactly Thrilled With How Yesterday Turned Out
Following the end of the NHL and NHLPA meeting yesterday, Michael Del Zotto sent out a couple of tweets:
- Surprise surprise. #embarrassing
- Apologies to all the loyal, passionate fans out there. We clearly do not have a willing negotiating partner.
Del Zotto then tweeted at his teammate Stu Bickel saying take a 2, 5 and 10 on Gary. Bickel responded with "what a Gary"
At Sportsnet and CBC, they compile a list of what other NHL players were saying yesterday on twitter:
Brandon Prust tweeted: Gary bettman's autobiography is in stores now. It's titled 'how I destroyed a sport and a nation'
Mike Rupp tweeted: "M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E" – The 3 other Major Sports #cmonsingalong
Josh Gorges tweeted: Another massive step in the owners direction and still gets rejected obvious they don't want a deal to get done
Logan Couture tweeted: it takes two to make a deal. It just seems the other side isn't willing to make it work. It hurts.
Colby Armstrong tweeted: Classic Gary
At Puck Daddy, they have a quote from Paul Bissonette where he said he understood the job Gary Bettman is doing and put the blame on the actual owners, "Gary Bettman's just trying to do his job. I know that's against what we're about as far as the players are concerned. But I know he's the messenger. If they're going to pay him $8 million to save them hundreds of millions, well there's a lot of people listening that would do the same job for the money he makes."
Marty St. Louis told TampaBay.com "I feel they're trying to bully us and trying to draw a line in the sand pretty much. It's tough. We want to be negotiating. We came their way again and nothing. They just keep telling us keep coming. They're staying where they are, so you end up negotiating with yourself, and that's definitely something we don't want to do."


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The best hope the Thunder had Thursday night against its archrival just didn't have it.
Maybe it had something to do with Kevin Durant being accustomed to coming through in the fourth quarter, not the first.
The best hope the Thunder had Thursday night against its archrival just didn't have it.
Maybe it had something to do with Kevin Durant being accustomed to coming through in the fourth quarter, not the first.
In the highly anticipated second and final regular-season meeting between Oklahoma City and Miami, a rematch of last year's NBA Finals and perhaps a possible preview of this year's matchup for all the marbles, a slow start by Durant and his teammates doomed the Thunder in a 110-100 loss on Thursday night inside Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Durant, who ironically is on a historic pace for offensive efficiency this season, was mired in an 0-for-7 shooting start as the Heat built an 18-point first-half lead. By the time the NBA's scoring leader sank his first field goal, a 3-pointer from the top of the arc, just 4:22 remained in the opening half. The basket pulled the Thunder within 47-32.
"It was tough, man," Durant said. "I was missing some shots in the lane. I was missing some layups. But the thing about me is I keep coming at it, keep going back and believing in myself and trusting in my work and I was able to make a few in the second half."
A testament to Durant's scoring prowess is that he finished with a game-high 40 points. He made 11 of his final 13 shots, securing a 12-for-24 shooting night that keeps Durant's chase of the "50-40-90 club" (shooting percentage, 3-point percentage and free-throw percentage) and alive and well as he heads to Houston for his fourth All-Star appearance.
But those numbers belie how rough of a night it was for Durant, something for which he can thank his good friend LeBron James.
Led by three-time MVP, the same man who put the Thunder out of its misery last June, Miami raced to a 15-point led after one quarter and never looked back. The Heat eventually built a 23-point lead that OKC was stuck fighting to overcome the rest of the way.
The Thunder never led.
"Maybe it was nerves, or we were too excited. I don't know," Durant said. "That was the game I think, that first quarter."
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Tennis to Host State Farm MVC Championships This Weekend
OMAHA, Neb. – Creighton University will serve as the host for the 2012 State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Men's & Women's Tennis Championships, which runs Friday-Sunday, April 27-29. All matches are open to the public and admission is free.
The decision was made on Thursday night to move Friday's play to Hanscom Indoor Tennis Center, which resulted in several time changes (see new bracket, HERE). The goal remains to return outdoors on Saturday & Sunday to complete the event at Koch Family Tennis Center.
"It is really exciting for our players, fans and University that we get to host this prestigious tournament," said CU head coach Tom Lilly. "To be able to have the men's and women's MVC teams competing at the same facility is tremendous and we are looking forward to it. The MVC is very competitive from top to bottom and we are expecting some great college tennis action in both the men's and women's tournaments.
"The Drake men and Wichita State women have been in the national rankings consistently this spring and are definitely the teams to beat and both are returning championship teams as well," added Lilly. "This is 'win or go home' so there is a lot at stake and everyone knows that they need to bring their best effort, which makes it all the more enjoyable to be able to host the tournament."
The Creighton women (11-9, 2-5 MVC) earned the No. 6-seed and will open with No. 3-seed Illinois State (11-11, 5-2 MVC) on Friday at 12 pm. When the Bluejays and Redbirds met on April 15 in Normal, ISU won with a 6-1 decision.
Other quarterfinal round match-ups on the women's side include No. 1-seed Wichita State (18-5, 7-0 MVC) against No. 8-seed Bradley (4-18, 0-7 MVC), No. 4-seed Southern Illinois (16-5, 5-2 MVC) versus No. 5-seed Evansville (13-8, 3-4 MVC), and No. 2-seed Drake (21-6, 5-2 MVC) against No. 7-seed Northern Iowa (9-10, 1-6 MVC).
The Shockers are the two-time defending tournament champions and are ranked 58th nationally. WSU won all but one league match by a 7-0 score this year, and are led by No. 1 singles player Lutfiana Budiharto (19-3).
The semifinal round will be held Saturday at 9 am, with Sunday's finals set for 11 am. The winner of the championship earns the MVC's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, which begins May 11-13 on campus sites nationwide.
Leading the Creighton women's team with 15 singles wins in dual matches this spring has been senior Mary McMullan (15-5) and freshman Taylor Koehrsen (13-7). Playing primarily in the No. 1 singles slot has been freshman Jennie Hartjes (8-12). CU's No. 1 doubles squad consists of Hartjes and sophomore Analese Snyder, who are 7-7 on the spring, while the most successful tandem has been McMullan and fellow senior Kelsey Schmidt at No. 2 doubles (12-4).
On the men's side, Creighton (9-9, 0-5 MVC) is seeded sixth and faces No. 3-seed Bradley (14-13, 2-3 MVC) in quarterfinal-round action, starting at 3 pm on Friday. The winner of that match faces No. 2-seed Wichita State (15-5, 4-1 MVC) at 1 pm on Saturday. Creighton lost to Bradley, 5-2, when the teams met in Omaha on April 7th.
Other quarterfinal round matches include No. 5-seed Southern Illinois (8-13, 2-3 MVC) against No. 4-seed Illinois State (8-13, 2-3 MVC) at 3 pm. The winner of the SIU-ISU match takes on top-seeded Drake (22-2, 5-0 MVC) at 1 pm on Saturday in semfinal round competition.
Defending tournament champion Drake is ranked No. 48 nationally and enters the Valley championship as the favorite after going 5-0 in Valley play. The Bulldogs clinched the regular-season title with a 4-3 win vs. Wichita State last Saturday that came down to a three-set match at No. 6 singles.
The Creighton men are led by junior Billy Paluch, who is 11-7 this spring at the No. 1 singles position. Paluch and Kyle Obermeier have recently teamed up at CU's No. 1 doubles position, going 2-2 in Valley play at that slot. Also playing well in Valley doubles play have been Elliott Baker and J.T. Christian, who went 2-2 in MVC tilts.
In the event of inclement weather, the tournament would move inside to Hanscom Indoor Tennis Center (3220 Ed Creighton Ave.). Creighton's twitter account (http://www.twitter.com/gocreighton) will keep fans posted should the site be moved.


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The Secretary may make grants to the State of Alaska for the benefit of rural or Native villages in Alaska to provide for the development and construction of water and wastewater systems to improve the health and sanitation conditions in those villages.
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To be eligible to receive a grant under subsection (a) of this section, the State of Alaska shall provide 25 percent in matching funds from non-Federal sources.
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The Secretary shall consult with the State of Alaska on a method of prioritizing the allocation of grants under subsection (a) of this section according to the needs of, and relative health and sanitation conditions in, each village.
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There are authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section $30,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2008 through 2018.
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Not more than 2 percent of the amount made available under paragraph (1) for a fiscal year may be used by the State of Alaska for training and technical assistance programs relating to the operation and management of water and waste disposal services in rural and Native villages.
Source(Pub. L. 87–128, title III, § 306D, as added Pub. L. 104–127, title VII, § 757,Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 1131; amended Pub. L. 105–277, div. A, § 101(a) [title VII, § 745], Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681, 2681–32; Pub. L. 106–224, title II, § 256,June 20, 2000, 114 Stat. 424; Pub. L. 107–171, title VI, § 6011,May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 357; Pub. L. 110–234, title VI, § 6009(a),May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1163; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title VI, § 6009(a),June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 1924; Pub. L. 113–79, title VI, § 6008,Feb. 7, 2014, 128 Stat. 843.)
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2014—Subsec. (d)(1). Pub. L. 113–79substituted "2018" for "2012".
2008—Subsec. (d)(1). Pub. L. 110–246, § 6009(a), substituted "2008 through 2012" for "2001 through 2007".
2002—Subsec. (d)(1). Pub. L. 107–171substituted "through 2007" for "and 2002".
2000—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 106–224added subsec. (d) and struck out heading and text of former subsec. (d). Text read as follows: "There are authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section $20,000,000 for each of fiscal years 1996 through 2002."
1998—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 105–277substituted "25 percent in matching" for "equal matching".
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 105–277substituted "$20,000,000" for "$15,000,000".
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OGDENSBURG The citys sludge could be the key to a high-tech, low-cost energy source that will benefit Ogdensburg and its taxpayers.
The city and Clarkson University, Potsdam, are collaborating on a proposed sludge-to-renewable-fuel pilot program.
The focus is the wastewater treatment plant on Railroad Street from which the city ships more than 2,000 tons of sludge annually to the Development Authority of the North Country landfill in Rodman at a cost of $39,000, soon to rise to $48,000. The city spends an additional $32,000 yearly to press the waste matter to separate water from it.
But a program at Clarksons Center for Advanced Materials Processing has had success in creating fuel oil and carbons.
Were part of an experiment, City Manager John M. Pinkerton said, adding that if successful, it could be a model for other municipal wastewater treatment plants.
Mr. Pinkerton; Richard E. Partch, Clarkson professor of chemistry and biomolecular science, and Buffalo-based composites manufacturer United Materials are partners in the venture.
The goal is to apply for state grant to pay for a reactor setup at the plant that would take the sludge and press it in a super-heated setting. The final result of the process is water, carbon and fuel oil of sufficient grade to heat not only the wastewater treatment plant but other city buildings.
The water would be returned to the plants system and the carbon given away or sold.
The conversion of several types of organics in water medium into fuel oil and/or carbon from which carbon fiber can be made has been one area of research at Clarkson University for several years, Mr. Partch said Thursday. The researchers there have only had available a reactor capable of treating small samples in a batch process under the required pressure and temperature conditions. Their dream of moving the technology into a pilot plant scale continuous reactor has now become a reality and the wastewater treatment plant of the city of Ogdensburg will be the planned location for its inaugural operation.
Renewable energy considerations aside, Mr. Pinkerton doesnt downplay the prospect of saving the city $80,000 a year.
I dont have to press it, he said. It just flows into the system.
Mr. Partch agreed.
The conversion of the organic material in the wastewater, the reduced need for semi-drying the mass before trucking to a landfill and the dollar value of the fuel oil and carbon produced will be greater than the cost of running the continuous reactor, he said.
The estimated size and cost of a reactor have not been determined, nor are there any guarantees of the availability of state grants.
But Mr. Pinkerton knows how soon he would like to see the pilot program in place.
Optimistically, this time next year, he said.
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Students at high schools in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, returned from Christmas break to find a "gift" from the school district: dispensers at the nurse's office filled with free condoms. Philly.com reported that the condom dispensers were placed in the 22 area high schools where students supposedly have the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
The free condoms are part of a "pilot program" the city is pursuing to address "an epidemic of sexually transmitted disease in adolescents in Philadelphia," according to Donald Schwarz, the city's deputy mayor for "health and opportunity." He said that since April of last year, Philadelphia has distributed some four million condoms, which the city claims has led to a drop in STD rates. Schwarz said that 25 percent of new cases of HIV are teens, and that concern justifies giving out free condoms to kids. "If a teenager wants to use a condom, they should have access to a condom," Philly.com quoted the deputy mayor as saying.
The news site noted that at least a dozen Philadelphia high schools "already dispense free condoms. And the Health Department also provides them at city high schools when they go in to test teens for STDs, as they do every year voluntarily with a parent's consent."
Schwarz called the pilot program a "logical" next step, and the city's mayor, Michael Nutter, concurred. "I support the policy strongly," he declared. "This is a serious public health matter." Nutter justified the program by saying that the "reality is — any of our teenagers, regardless of what adults think, are engaged in sexual activities." He added that "discussion about whether or not they should be sexually active is an appropriate discussion, but if they are, then we need to make sure they're engaged in safe sexual practices."
Before the start of the program, Philadelphia school district officials sent an e-mail to school nurses explaining that the condom dispensers would be located "just inside the doorway near the entrance to your office," but the nurses would not be responsible for distribution.
One school nurse, Peggy Devine, was quoted by Philly.com as predicting that some parents would be less than thrilled about their children having free access to condoms. "I just can't imagine the parents of a 14-year-old being happy with this," said Devine.
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Dr. Donna Rockwell, Saybrook School of Mind-Body Medicine Instructor, to Discuss Mindfulness on the Katie Show06/18/2014
Saybrook University Mind-Body Medicine faculty member Dr. Donna Rockwell has conducted mixed-method research on the affect of mindfulness practice on graduate students in a clinical psychology program, and has seen in the outcome data the profound influence that mindfulness can have on psychotherapists, both in the work they do with clients and patients, as well as on their ability to implement self-care. Her research thesis was, "If I can't sit with myself, how can I sit with another?"
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Member of School of Mind-Body Medicine Faculty to Serve on Board for Interdisciplinary Coalition of North American Phenomenologists (ICNAP)06/11/2014
Luann Fortune, PhD, is a member of the teaching faculty in Saybrook's School of Mind-Body Medicine, and serves as the School's Director of Instructional Excellence, overseeing course development and online teaching. Dr. Fortune just returned from the annual conference of the Interdisciplinary Coalition of North American Phenomenologists (ICNAP). During the conference, she was elected to serve on ICNAP's Executive Committee where she assumes the role of Treasurer effective immediately.
Welcome to the New Nutrition MS Degree Program Director: Mary Beth Augustine, RDN, CDN06/11/2014
The School of Mind-Body Medicine welcomes Mary Beth Augustine as the Director for the new MS Degree in Integrative and Functional Nutrition. Ms. Augustine is Senior Integrative Nutritionist at the Mount Sinai Beth Israel Center for Health & Healing, New York, where she has maintained a faculty practice and directed the Integrative Nutrition Intern and Observership Program since 2000. Previously she served as Integrative Medicine Nutritionist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and conducted cardiovascular risk reduction research at the American Health Foundation.
Mind-Body Medicine Graduate Beth Haggett to Provide Coaching Curriculum to the Veteran's Administration in Kansas06/04/2014
Beth Haggett, LCSW, PhD, was the first individual to earn a PhD degree in mind-body medicine from the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine. Beth works as a consultant, trainer, facilitator, and coach to corporations, as well as a counselor to individuals and groups. She developed a focused coaching curriculum about 15 years ago to address a need she saw when she was working as a consultant in the customer support industry, called Coaching Skills for Knowledge Centered Support. Over the years it has gained a following and is now considered "Best Practices" by The Consortium for Service Innovation and is licensed by several consulting companies including HDI, and DBK and Associates and has been recently expanded to address Quality Support in general. She recently landed a contract to deliver the course to the Veteran's Administration in Topeka Kansas. She partnered with The Consortium to create a KCS Coach Certification Program as well, which has become a recognized industry standard.


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One particular stretch of road seems to have it in for manure trucks!
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Baby Logan Blais has Heterotaxy Syndrome, a rare and dangerous condition that has already caused him to have a stroke. Read about Logan, his parents and their struggle in Monday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for April 29, 2013.
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Lake Region's baseball team picked up two wins late last week to improve their record to 3-1.
On Thursday, the boys traveled to Danville, where they earned a hard fought, 11 inning 4-3 win over the Indians.
Alex Menard, Dustin Bathalon and Logan Harper each doubled for the Rangers, while Matt Messier improved his hitting streak to 3 games in a row.Â
Messier started the game, going 6 innings and allowing two runs. Logan Harper came in for relief for 4 innings to get the win, and Isaac Sweeney earned the save.
On Saturday, Lake Region won a high scoring affair against Winooski 12-10.
WINOOSKI-For the second time in four contests this season, the Lake Region Rangers softball team took out their whoopin' sticks, as they trounced Winooski Saturday morning, 37-1 in girls high school action.
Earlier in the week, the Rangers traveled to Danville, where they dropped a tough-to-swallow 8-4 contest.
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NCU 9, Rice 4
So. BURLINGTON–Anna Bingham drove in 3 runs as the Falcons earned their 1st win of the season against Rice.
Taylor Blake got the win for 1-3 No. Country, striking out 9 batters in 7 innings of work.
The girls will look to make it 2 in a row when they travel to take on BFA St. Albans on Tuesday at 4:30.
Rice 15, NCU 0
So. BURLINGTON–Rice's 20 hits were too much for the Falcons on Thursday, as they lost to move to 0-4 in 2013.
Wyatt Prue took the loss for NCU, while Will Conroy picked up the win for the Green Knights.
Guyette–– Rosalie L., 86, of Derby, VT passed away peacefully on April 24, 2013 surrounded by her family in Burlington, VT.Â
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A remembrance gathering was held Monday night at the College at Brockport for Alexandra Kogut, who was killed on campus Saturday.
College President John Halstead said the murder of a student has brought the community together in mourning.
"We will be resilient. We have come together," said Halstead at a news conference Monday.
Kogut was found in her McLean Hall dorm room at 2:45 a.m. Saturday, not long after the killing is believed to have occurred, police said. Her boyfriend, 21-year-old Utica College student Clayton Whittemore was arrested several hours later at a rest stop near Syracuse and charged with second-degree murder.
During the news conference Monday, Halstead said the Brockport campus is safe, and that proper procedures were followed.
"There was no breach of security in this case. The young man was checked in," Halstead said.
School Police Chief Robert Kehoe said every safety and security protocol was followed. A night desk attendant was at the dormitory's check-in station, and a resident assistant was in a nearby room, he said.
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Cliff Cammarata photographed the Original Tiki Bar in Fort Pierce at sunrise.
Philip I. Crumb says that his back yard friend visits quite often, "or maybe it's his cousins and family," in Grove Isle in Vero Beach. This picture was taken with a Canon PowerShot SX210 IS camera.
Jeannie Meeker photographed this saddleback caterpillar in her back yard in Vero Beach. "It got my attention when I bumped into it with my arm and gave me a wholloping sting!"
Merine Kanhai photographed this lizard on her window in Port St. Lucie. "She was sitting outside my window...can you see the eggs in her tummy??
Duke Heffer photographed this dove sitting on a post outside Crab-E-Bills in Indian River County.
John Nicolosi photographed this beautiful cloud formation looking east from Harbor Cove Restaurant in Fort Pierce.
Judy Hamilton took this picture of her granddaughter's bearded dragon babies. "So beautiful and marked wonderful."
Samantha Timmerman found a hornets' nest by her door in Indian River County.
Mike Morgan found a beautiful scene at sunset at the Jensen Beach Causeway.
Mike Morgan said this popped up overnight in a Jensen Beach garden. "I am not sure what it is. I thought it was a kid's toy or a dog toy, but it is a fungus or mushroom. It smelled awful and was covered in flies and ants. After a few hours it simply collapsed the disintegrated."
"This red headed woodpecker can usually be seen, and heard, pecking on the aluminum gutters of our house. What a racket he makes! This photo shows that he does know the difference between wood and aluminum," said photographer Tom Claud. The photo was taken in the River Forest community in western Stuart.
Kyle Ellwood photorgraphed a clear view of the moon from his back yard in the Vero Beach Highlands.
Jean Daly photographed white ibis in her front yard in Martin County. "The brown immature pecked at the rear feathers of the adult."
Debbie Wood photographed the dog walking trail at Hillmoor Park in Port St. Lucie.
Trish Powers photographed this dragonfly perced on a mangrove leaf in Fort Pierce.
Deanna Himelick photographed storm clouds from the Oceangate condominiums along A1A. The picture was shot with a Canon Power Shot A495.
Nancy Mudge photographed a coopers hawk with a mockingbird watching over it in Martin Downs.


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Benalla Family Research Group Inc.
Benalla Festival Activies November 2015
Over four days the Benalla Family Research Group will open its doors, offering interested community members a chance to explore their family history.
Workshops and activities include how to compile and frame a family tree and a walking tour of the Benalla Cemetery.
Wednesday, November 4th 10am-5pm until Saturday November 7th 10am-5pm at Old St Andrews Hall, 9 Church Street, Benalla
Benalla Rate Book Index now online. Click Here to explore
Benalla, the 'Rose City', is located in North East Victoria, Australia and is home to The Benalla Family Research Group Inc. It is situated on the main road and rail links between Melbourne and Sydney.
The Group specialises in family history research for Benalla and District residents and for those who no longer live here. Local history is high on the list of research carried out by the Group and many histories have been prepared for local organisations.
In the early days of settlement in Australia many people passed through Benalla when travelling from the Bendigo to Beechworth Goldfields.
The Group was formed in 1981 to encourage and advance the study of family history in the area. The group met at Mrs Latch's home until late 1982 when the move was made to St Andrews Primary Church Hall.
The Farmers Arms Hotel
It holds regular meetings and research days and publishes a quarterly newsletter 'Roses and Thorns' for members.
To download editions of our newsletter please click here.
The Benalla Family Research Group Inc. welcome visitors, researchers and new members to our Group.
Please note we are not open on Saturday's during May, June, July, August or in January. For all other months we are open on the first Saturday of the month from 10am to 3pm in addition to our usual open days on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10am to 4pm. We are open by appointment during other times if necessary, please contact us via the contact form.


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