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In 2015, NCDOT approved guidelines for the accommodation of future greenways under bridges that NCDOT is replacing or adding. The guidelines include a decision-making approach and cost-sharing recommendations for accommodations.
The N.C. Board of Transportation has strongly demonstrated its commitment to improving conditions for bicycling and walking in North Carolina by passing a resolution to make bicycling and walking a critical part of the state's transportation system. Although the department incorporated bicycle and pedestrian elements — including bike lanes and sidewalks — into many of its highway projects prior to September 8, 2000, this resolution exemplifies the department's dedication to integrating these elements into its long-range transportation system. It also acknowledges the benefits that bicycling and walking offer: cleaner air, reduced congestion, more livable communities, more efficient use of road space and resources and healthier people.
The resolution also encourages cities and towns across the state to make bicycling and pedestrian improvements an integral part of their transportation planning and programming.
The NC Board of Transportation approved this policy at the July 2009 board meeting. The policy requires planners and designers to consider and incorporate multimodal alternatives in the design and improvement of all transportation projects within a growth area of a municipality unless certain circumstances exist.
In 1978, the North Carolina Board of Transportation adopted the nation's most comprehensive set of bicycle policies in response to the enabling legislation of 1974. These policies were unique at that time in that they detailed how the state DOT would institutionalize bicycle provisions into everyday departmental operating functions. They declared "bicycle transportation to be an integral part of the comprehensive transportation system in North Carolina" and formalized the inclusion of bicycle provisions in highway construction projects.
In 1991, the policy document was updated to clarify responsibilities regarding the provision of bicycle facilities upon and along the 77,000-mile state-maintained highway system. The newer policy details guidelines for planning, design, construction, maintenance, and operations pertaining to bicycle facilities and accommodations. All bicycle improvements undertaken by the NCDOT are based upon this policy.
A sidewalk policy was initially developed in 1993 whereby the NCDOT may participate with localities in the construction of sidewalks as incidental features of highway improvement projects. Prior to this policy, the NCDOT participation in sidewalk construction was limited to replacing sidewalks that were disturbed during road construction. Now, at the request of a locality, state funds for a sidewalk are made available as part of an incidental project if matched by the requesting locality, which will be responsible for maintaining the sidewalk. The matching share is a sliding scale based on population.
In 1994 the NCDOT adopted administrative guidelines to consider greenways and greenway crossings during the highway planning process. This policy was incorporated so that critical corridors which have been adopted by localities for future greenways will not be severed by highway construction. Following are the text for the Greenway Policy and Guidelines for implementing it.
NCDOT's Bridge Policy establishes controlling design elements for new and reconstructed bridges on the state road system. It includes information to address sidewalks and bicycle facilities on bridges, including minimum handrail heights and sidewalk widths.
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Recruiters visit Ringling College throughout the Academic Year to connect with students through workshops and critiques, company presentations, portfolio reviews, and student interviews.
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" Exceptional crop of candidates Best Yet! Makes hiring decisions extremely hard."
"Ringling continues to be the bar that other schools must aspire to obtain."
"Ringling students are always sought after by our company and are fortunate to have a Career Service Center second to none."
"Outstanding! Many clever student films and beautiful illustration work."
"Ringling students are professional, passionate, prepared and have good questions."
"Ringling College continues to evolve and respond to employers' ever changing needs for top end creative talent. From the instruction, course content and program development, Ringling continues to set the gold standard for quality and relevance for today's design market."
"Ringling does an outstanding job preparing students for the work world and has a very strong program to bring in recruiters from major companies that hire artists and designers."
"Right now, 43% of our design studio are Ringling graduates. We know we can always count on Ringling to produce highly creative individuals who will keep our company at the cutting edge of fashion and design."
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It was great to see Joe Paterno collect his 400th career victory at Penn State on Saturday. I was in the neighborhood for many of the first 120 back in my college days and early sports writing years. It wasn't always easy dealing with a man who set such high standards for himself and his program. Paterno kept everyone on their toes, beginning with his players and going right down the list, all the way down to the lowest creatures on earth … the sports writing fraternity.
"You guys are too negative," was the nicest thing he would tell us. But there was much to learn from the man, even for us scribes. You just had to listen, something young people don't always do.
Paterno said back then that the real reward from coaching was seeing former players come back 10 years later as successes in life. And even if they weren't successful, he was happy to see them anyway, if only to help them out with some timely advice.
Many of his players, especially the second-stringers, didn't agree with his personnel decisions. Some thought he talked out of both sides of his mouth. But as they got older, Paterno became a less complex figure, one they could talk to about real life issues.
No coach in any sport has ever developed a larger extended family than Joe Paterno, who impacts over 100 players' lives every four years. His presence in recent years hasn't been as pervasive as it was 30 years ago.
Now it seems like his current players simply honor and respect the legend, which is a wonderful tribute in itself.
If you do the math, 60 years of coaching means Paterno has touched the lives of around 1,500 student-athletes. Some of the older ones sent their sons to play for their college coach. Now the sons are sending their sons. This is true at many colleges, of course. The difference is the kids at Penn State over the last 45 seasons have all played for the same man.
Now that Joe has reached 400 wins, his legacy seems as enduring as the statue of "JoPa" that stands outside Beaver Stadium. Nobody ever wanted to win as much as Paterno did but the true meaning of his career rests with the lessons he taught his players. If any bystanders paid attention, they learned some good stuff, too.
I carry a few of his lessons to work with me every day. Here are a few that still resonate in my brain.
"Take care of the little things and the big things will take care of themselves."
This applies directly to my own job, and I suspect many of our jobs out here in the working world. In my job, it means do all the detail work before you worry about the end product. Prepare for an interview instead of winging it. Get started building pages early in the work shift. Don't let stuff pile up until it's too late.
For any high school coach, the message is similar: Prepare for every practice session, down to the minute. Let your players know what needs to be done in every imaginable situation. Emphasize the importance of doing it right in practice.
Paterno didn't invent detail work among football coaches. But he's old enough to have been around when Amos Alonzo Stagg got the bright idea.
"If you practice well, you play well."
We just heard several New England Patriots players admit they didn't practice well last week as they tried to get ready to play a 2-5 Cleveland team that ended up beating them like a drum on Sunday, 34-14.
There's not a whole lot the coaching staff can do to wake up their players, especially professional players who spend so much time away from the practice field. Bill Belichick and his staff probably had a bad feeling about their team in the days leading up to the Browns game. On the other hand, they have to be careful how hard they push a 53-man roster that needs to maintain its endurance for a 16-game schedule. That's a challenge every coach in every sport faces.
"There was enough glory in this game for both teams."
Paterno would often say this after a close, well-played game. It was his way of complimenting the losing side. On rare occasions, this would involve his own team. Like when the Lions lost to Alabama in the Sugar Bowl in a game that matched the nation's top two teams from the 1978 season.
It took several years for Paterno to get over that loss, but he never faulted the effort of his team. Actually, he blamed himself for the loss, which was pretty smart because he called three straight running plays up the middle from the one-yard line late in the game and Alabama's defense stopped all three.
"It's the name on the front of the jersey that matters most, not the one on the back."
Penn State, famously, does not put names on the back of its football jerseys. On the road, the Nittany Lions wear all-white pants and jerseys. The helmet used to be all white except for one blue stripe. This is all part of the younger Paterno's philosophy of no player being larger than the team.
"Publicity is like poison; it doesn't hurt unless you swallow it."
I have adopted this epithet Joe used to throw at the media. This definitely applies to local coaches and players. It worries me now, in my older years, that a newspaper can swell a teenager's head with words of praise. We are collaborators in the process of separating the better players from their teammates. And that's not right. That's why I still get uncomfortable publicizing high school freshmen athletes.
In my early years covering Paterno, freshmen college athletes weren't even eligible to play. He hated when the NCAA changed that rule in 1972. He thought it was the end of the world. Now he plays true freshman frequently because he had to do it to compete successfully in the recruiting wars.
Sometimes, you have to compromise your values to succeed in life. There's a murky lesson in there somewhere.
"The minute you think you've got it made, disaster is just around the corner."
You can apply this to any good team that gets upset by a weaker squad. Even worse, I sometimes think it's true in real life. If I ever won PowerBall, I'd go into seclusion, waiting for the other shoe to drop.
"When a team outgrows individual performance and learns team confidence, excellence becomes a reality."
Somebody ought to put this one up in every high school locker room around the country.
Joe Paterno turns 84 next month. He left Brown University in the spring of 1950 and followed his old head coach, Rip Engle, to Penn State. Joe thought he was going there for one or two years, just to install Rip's Wing-T offense, and then he would be off to Law School. Instead, he stayed at Penn State for the rest of his life.
I can't say he was the most well-rounded man I ever met in my life. After all, he's a football coach who buries himself in game preparation 16 hours a day. But nobody knew where he belonged better than Joe Paterno. And if he ever started to believe the publicity that big-time writers were sending his way, Joe's wife Sue usually brought him back to earth in a hurry. That's why he never became head coach of the New England Patriots in 1973.
I think of Joe Paterno whenever I see a young and energetic high school football coach from our Blackstone Valley who works hard with his players and treats them with respect. They're all honoring Paterno's legacy when they teach their players each day in practice to work hard, pay attention to the small details, and work for a common team goal.
And perhaps the greatest lesson Joe's life teaches us is that you never stop working and doing vital things. He is an inspiration to people his own age, too. Age, and win totals, are just numbers.


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DWI - POTSDAM - Canton-based state police charged Shannon M. Adams, 31, of Potsdam with driving while intoxicated and imprudent speed after she was involved in a personal injury accident at 3:40 p.m. Tuesday in the town of Potsdam. She was ordered held.
ACCIDENTS - MALONE - New York State Police investigated the following accidents Tuesday:
Devlin S. Conley, 25, of Massena was involved in a one-vehicle property damage accident at 10:02 a.m. on state Highway 310, Norfolk.
Gloria F. Phillips, 67, of Massena was involved in a one-vehicle property damage accident at 4:33 p.m. on the St. Lawrence Centre mall access road.
Emily P. Tremblay, 18, of Fort Covington and Erin L. Hendricks, 28, of Fort Covington were involved in a two-vehicle property damage accident at 5:40 p.m. on state Route 37, Fort Covington.
Maurice A. French, 81, of North Bangor was involved in a one-vehicle property damage accident at 4:17 p.m. on Hogan Road, Brandon.
MARIJUANA POSSESSION - BANGOR - Malone-based state police charged Kenneth J. Buntz, 27, of Constable with unlawful possession of marijuana, operating a vehicle without insurance, no/inadequate headlights, stop lights violation, operating an unregistered vehicle, no license, second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, using a vehicle without an Interlock device and illegally operating an ATV on a highway at 10:15 p.m. Tuesday on County Route 8, Bangor. He was released on an appearance ticket.
MARIJUANA POSSESSION - MOIRA - Malone-based state police reported that they had charged Thomas E. Mandigo, 23, of Brushton with unlawful possession of marijuana at 5 p.m. July 16 in the town of Moira. He was released on an appearance ticket.
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Not later than 45 days after October 29, 2002, the Administrator of General Services (in this subchapter referred to as the "Administrator") shall establish a program under which the Administrator shall make a payment to each State in which the chief executive officer of the State, or designee, in consultation and coordination with the chief State election official, notifies the Administrator not later than 6 months after October 29, 2002, that the State intends to use the payment in accordance with this section.
(b) Use of payment
(1) In general
A State shall use the funds provided under a payment made under this section to carry out one or more of the following activities:
(E) Developing the State plan for requirements payments to be submitted under subpart 1 of part D of subchapter II of this chapter.
(F) Improving, acquiring, leasing, modifying, or replacing voting systems and technology and methods for casting and counting votes.
(G) Improving the accessibility and quantity of polling places, including providing physical access for individuals with disabilities, providing nonvisual access for individuals with visual impairments, and providing assistance to Native Americans, Alaska Native citizens, and to individuals with limited proficiency in the English language.
(H) Establishing toll-free telephone hotlines that voters may use to report possible voting fraud and voting rights violations, to obtain general election information, and to access detailed automated information on their own voter registration status, specific polling place locations, and other relevant information.
(c) Use of funds to be consistent with other laws and requirements
In order to receive a payment under the program under this section, the State shall provide the Administrator with certifications that—
(1) the State will use the funds provided under the payment in a manner that is consistent with each of the laws described in section 15545 of this title, as such laws relate to the provisions of this chapter; and
(d) Amount of payment
(1) In general
(2) Minimum payment amount
The minimum payment amount described in this paragraph is—
(A) in the case of any of the several States or the District of Columbia, one-half of 1 percent of the aggregate amount made available for payments under this section; and
(3) Voting age population proportion amount
The voting age population proportion amount described in this paragraph is the product of—
(A) the aggregate amount made available for payments under this section minus the total of all of the minimum payment amounts determined under paragraph (2); and
(4) Voting age population proportion defined
The term "voting age population proportion" means, with respect to a State, the amount equal to the quotient of—
Source(Pub. L. 107–252, title I, § 101,Oct. 29, 2002, 116 Stat. 1668.)
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Subchapter III of this chapter, referred to in subsecs. (b)(1)(A) and (c)(2), was in the original "title III", meaning title III of Pub. L. 107–252, Oct. 29, 2002, 116 Stat. 1704, which enacted subchapter III of this chapter and amended section 405 of this title. For complete classification of title III to the Code, see Tables.
This chapter, referred to in subsec. (c)(1), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 107–252, Oct. 29, 2002, 116 Stat. 1666, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out below and Tables.
Short Title
Pub. L. 107–252, § 1(a),Oct. 29, 2002, 116 Stat. 1666, provided that: "This Act [enacting this chapter and chapter 1526 of Title 36, Patriotic And National Observances, Ceremonies, and Organizations, amending sections 405, 1973ff, 1973ff–1, 1973ff–3, 1973gg–6, and 1973gg–7 of this title, section 438 of Title 2, The Congress, sections 3132 and 7323 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, section 8G of the Inspector General Act of 1978, Pub. L. 95–452, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, and section 1566 of Title 10, Armed Forces, and enacting provisions set out as notes under sections 1973ff–1 and 1973ff–3 of this title and section 8G of the Inspector General Act of 1978, Pub. L. 95–452, set out in the Appendix to Title 5] may be cited as the 'Help America Vote Act of 2002'."
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Two serious accidents created some traffic delays on Monday morning.
A two-mile backup followed a multi-vehicle crash on Baltimore Washington Parkway North near Route 197. Traffic was getting by to the right side.
On I-495 north at American Legion Bridge, there was an accident on the right side.
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Need. Help. Processing. Feelings.
Oh jeez … here we go. As Steiny noted, per Jay Glazer (AKA Rex Ryan's offseason mouth), Tim Tebow is heading to New York to become a New York Jet.
Honestly? It seemed like such a longshot to happen, that I rode the media wave, but thought it would crash on the Jacksonville beach and that would be that. Not so. It's like the guy who proposes to a chick he knows he needs to lock down, but she's not all that serious … it's such a surprise … too much to process …
… I think we just need some time m'kay?
In theory, adding Tebow to the Tony 'The Wildcat Whisperer' Sparano's offense only helps diversify the offense while allowing it to remain run focused. It also takes some pressure off Shonn Greene and will likely keep the Jets out of the BenJarvus Green-Ellis type of additions to the roster that had been rumored. It also allows them to have a #2 QB who can actually be a part of the on the field offense and add value beyond holding the clipboard. Of course all this is in theory … and contingent on *IF* Jets can maintain the expectation that he's just a piece of the offense, not the mainstay … essentially a spread-option sideshow.
But this is New York.
And this is the Jets
And the New York media covers them.
And we are Jets fans.
As soon as Sanchez has a bad game, you know where this goes.
Please read the Pros/Cons piece I wrote up as we digest this … we need we just need some time?!?


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Riad Sarayas
Hidden in the suburbs of Ouarzazate rises this beautiful riad restored with love and respect for the whole Moroccan culture.
Visiting us will bring you in contact with a relaxed and peaceful lifestyle which western societies have lost long
time ago.
You will have the pleasure to enjoy fine ambient, with its soft colours and traditional materials without loosing comfort and luxury.
In the coolness of the courtyard time takes a different shape, flowing quietly under the palm trees, taking you in a relaxing and meditative atmosphere you will not forget.
We invite you to rest on our peaceful terrace, looking at the horizon beyond the roofs and palm trees, where snow sleeps on the mighty African continent.
We will be very happy about your visit, our goal is to make you feel at home, for an unforgettable holiday in Morocco!
Enjoy our riad and his friendly staff!
Restaurant, and respiration 24-Hour Front Desk, Grounds, Terrace, Baggage Storage, Sun Deck
Free! One child under 5 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
Free! One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a baby beds.
There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
The maximum number of baby beds in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
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When entering Ouarzazate City, there is the Studio Ecla and a Gas Station. When you reach a roundabout, do not go straight.
Turn right into the way to Tifoultoute Kasbah and when you see the Kasbah, keep going down to cross the bridge.
When you have crossed it, keep going until yu cross another small bridge.
After 100 m from the second bridge, there is a sign of Sarayas which guides you to the place!
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Riad Sarayas is situated in the village of Aghane at the edge of the Palm Grove.
It is located 8 kilometers from Ouarzazate and 1 km from Kasbah Tifoultoute.


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Even on warmer days, a cold alpine wind can chill you to the core. The lightweight and breathable Whirlwind Hoody shields you from sudden gusts while you're high on the ridge of a 14er or eight pitches up The Diamond. The comfortable stretch woven fabric feels as soft as a knit, so you can pull on this wind- and water-resistant soft shell as you're leaving the parking lot, and you won't want to take it off even when you're reaching for a cold one at the end of the day.
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A beer created for the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Royal Virility Performance Beer is an Indian Pale Ale that includes natural aphrodisiacs like herbal "viagra" and chocolate.
If you think this is a silly idea, ask your Mom why it's potentially awesome. Or don't. You probably don't want to know the answer.


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DWI - POTSDAM - Village police charged Monique A. Holden, 28, of St. Regis Falls with driving while intoxicated and ticketed her for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle following a traffic stop at 1:32 a.m. Friday on Market Street. She reporedly had a blood alcohol content of 0.16 percent. Police said they observed Holden operating a motor vehicle, knew she did not to have a license and nade thetraffic stop.
INADEQUATE EXHAUST - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed Gavin W. McCarthy, 18, of Potsdam foroperation of a vehicle with an inadequate exhaust following a traffic stop at 2:20 p.m. Friday on Pierrepont Avenue.
NO SEATBELT - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed Joseph L. Tristan, 22, of Vestal for failure to wear his seatbelt in the front passenger seat of a vehicle following a traffic stop at 6:03 p.m. Friday on Market Street.
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0016 Patrol responded to Maxfields to verify a date of birth.
0051 Patrols responded to a domestic dispute on Market Street.
0124 Traffic stop on Market Street. Arrest made for driving while intoxicated.
0225 Property found in the Main Street lot.
0237 Patrols observed that the guardrails on Sandstone Drive appeared to have been struck by a vehicle. Patrols checked the area but were unable to locate any vehicle with damage.
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0905 Patrol responded to a complaint of a child being left unattended in a vehicle on Maple Street.
0927 Patrol responded to a criminal mischief complaint on Leroy Street.
1119 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call.
1310 Patrol investigated a criminal mischief complaint that occurred on Main Street to a vehicle.
1332 Patrol investigated a criminal mischief complaint on Garden Street.
1420 Traffic stop. Ticket issued.
Gavin W. McCarthy(18) of Potsdam, was issued a ticket for inadequate exhaust on Pierrepont Avenue. Returnable in Potsdam Village Court on 06/07/2013 at 08:30am.
1604 Patrol responded to a hit-and-run property damage accident in the Price Chopper parking lot. Pending investigation.
1729 Reckless driving complaint on Pine Street. Pending investigation.
1803 Traffic stop. Ticket issued.
Joseph L. Tristan(22) of Vestal, NY, was issued a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt in the front passenger seat of a vehicle on Market Street. Returnable in Potsdam Village Court on 06/07/2013 at 08:30am.
2039 Received anonymous complaint of possible domestic dispute. Patrols responded.
2102 Traffic stop on Lawrence Avenue. A verbal warning was issued.
2157 Traffic stop on Market Street. A verbal warning was issued.
2228 Traffic stop by Bike Patrol. Ticket issued.
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2314 Received request for patrols to assist rescue squad traveling through the village. Patrols responded and assisted.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
In many organizations they are the glue that holds together a company or organization.
In some cases they darn near run the place.
For the last 10 years the Sun Advocate has been running a tribute to a few good women who serve in this capacity throughout the county.
To celebrate that decade, it's time to take a look back at the many people reporters at the paper have talked to about the importance of the position.
And that is appropriate because next week is Administrative Assistant week.
Most managers of business and organizations cannot describe how important a good administrative assistant is to them. From the beginning of yearly articles about the women that fill these jobs, employers were gushing.
Probably what marked almost every ones comments over the years, is the special relationship administrative assistants have to their bosses and to the organizations they work for. Never, in interviewing the 31 administrative assistants for the annual article did anyone find someone who didn't at the least really like their job, and most were absorbed by it.
In many of our interviews the paper talked with those in private industry. Charlotte MacKnight was with the Billie Sampinos Insurance Agency at the time (she now works for Price Insurance).
"One of the hardest things I do is to keep up with the way the world is advancing," she said in a 2004 interview. "We all do, to keep businesses afloat."
Paula Kunze who at the time worked as hospital administrator Jeff Manley's assistant at Castleview Hospital reported that she spent a lot of time keeping the calendars organized and setting up meetings for professional and departmental meetings.
"...keeping track of them and taking and keeping minutes are some of my main duties," she stated. "I, of course, also answer phones her in Jeff's office and try and be as nice as I can to everyone who calls."
Of course, as with any business, not all calls were (or are today) positive.
Carrie Ericson, who worked at Tram Electric also gave an interview about being an administrative assistant in a company related to the energy industry.
"I think the thing I like best about working here is dealing with an upbeat boss who allows me to be creative in what I do," she said at the time. "I deal with a lot of different things, many of which I had little knowledge of when I came to work here."
It seems because administrative assistants may all do some of the same things others do, that on the job training, especially about the ins and outs of various industries is an important part of what they experience. What an assistant at the college must know, really differs from what an assistant at a private business or industry must know. It's all about the details.
For Marlene Gurule, who works at City Sanitation the job started out doing a few things from home, and now has grown to many things at the office.
"When I started this job I was typing invoices and statements from home," she said in 2011 when she was celebrating her 30th year at the company. "At this point I am the office manager and I basically do a little bit of everything."
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At Electrical Contractors Incorporated Kris Wilson and Kasey DeCaro work together to make things happen and keep the office running smoothly.
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DeCaro handled what they both called the "upside" of the payroll and that presents it's own challenges.
"Chasing down the answers to those problems can be challenging," she said, adding later that when paperwork doesn't show up from employees that is supposed to be their "it is like they have to answer to mom."
At Jones and DeMille Engineering Chelsea Conk found her job fun and complicated as she spent her days as she related in 2012 as the assistant to all the engineers working out of that office.
One of her comments was concerning difficulties that arise with customers at times.
"Dealing with people who are not nice is difficult," she said. "People hate what they don't understand. It's my job to explain what is going on to people. Often (the difficulties)involves a great deal of money."
Another kind of business that has boomed in recent years is the one of job placement. At Price Labor Finders Diane Olsen, the administrative assistant, handled a lot of the business as it came in the door. She talked with the Sun Advocate right in the middle of the recession, and felt bad about people who they could not find positions for, yet felt good about what they did to help employers and employees that were qualified to fill positions.
"It's been slow and very hard for a lot of people," she said at the time. "For employers we always seem to have someone to fill in where they need it, but having to turn people away that are looking for work is difficult."
In public schools, what most people knew while the grew up was that the secretary in the school could get just about anything done and knew everything that was going on.
Over the decade the Sun Advocate covered all levels of schools from elementary assistants to USU Eastern.
Joyce Branson, who still works at Helper Junior High was the first school secretary interviewed in the series over the years.
"In my job I have the clerical stuff to do, but so much of my responsibility has to do with dealing with the kids," she said. "I enjoy the students; it's an added bonus to being a secretary in a school."
Lianne Milovich and Cindy Pero were interviewed at the same time because they shared the duties of running the office at Carbon High School.
"Students come to the office for help and advice, and we can usually get them what they need," said Milovich. "I'm usually their first contact when the come to the office and I really enjoy that."
To round out interviews with school assistants the paper also talked with Ricki Palmer who was the secretary at Petersen Elementary in Sunnyside before moving with everyone else to Bruin Point Elementary when it was built.
"I really feel like the schools mother on most days," she said at the time."
At the college the changes over the years were some of the highlights of some administrative assistants who were interviewed.
Verna Lauritsen, who is also now retired, was interviewed when she was Brad King's assistant at then CEU, and she brought up some things about what happened when she started at the college.
"I and two other people in the office got brand new electric typewriters," she said referring to 1980. "It wasn't long after that that computers started showing up on everyones desks."
She later became Jay Andrus' assistant in the old SAC building for many years.
Two secretaries who were the assistants to the top administrators at the college were also interviewed over the years. The first was Judy Bartholomew who is now retired was at the time the administrative assistant to the President of the College of Eastern Utah, Ryan Thomas.
"I just try to assist the President to keep the ship afloat," she stated. "Every day is different with new problems to handle or a new catastrophe to face."
In 2010 after CEU became USU-Eastern Darla Cloward who is the administrative assistant to Chancellor Joe Peterson today was interviewed. Starting with the college in 1985, she has a long history with the school, seeing the many changes over the years.
"After you have been someplace for so long you do have a love and a dedication for it," she said. "I love the energy that I feel from the students; they are filled with enthusiasms purpose and it's contagious. It keeps me young."
Then there are the institutions such as the county, agencies, quasi-government agencies and others. Administrative assistants are important to all these kinds of operations.
Genelle Howell came from a bit different world than most of the others interviewed. She was at the time of her talk with the Sun Advocate a contractor working for two water entities, a doctor and a lawyer.
"There is never a typical day for me," she said. "There are also no slow days. I find that people who have slow days in the jobs generally are not trying to do the extra to make what they do better."
Sandy Lehman still works for Carbon County years after her interview and is still the one that helps keeps the Carbon County Commission operating, even though not one commissioner she worked for in 2004 is in office today.
"My biggest frustration is that I can't help everyone wit their problems," she said a the time, referring to both county employees and the public that come into her office. "Some of the things people bring in here are problems we just don't or can't deal with."
Lacy Curtis of Four Corners Behavioral Health interviewed in 2008 and at the time she had been there for four years. Once of the first faces people saw when they enter the facility she worked to brighten the spirit of everyone she talked to.
"I really like helping my community and it helps that I work with really great people."
Channa Anderson of the Utah Adult Probation and Parole was interviewed in 2009. In her office she was known as an Agent Assistant at the time. She handled all pre-sentence investigation referrals, orders to show cause and other paper work for Judge Douglas B. Thomas. Along with some other of her duties that may have sounded daunting work, with a lot of negativity involved but she felt otherwise.
"I love my job because I love the people I work with," she said at the time. "They support me in everything I do and the watch out for me."
It's seems impossible for so many people, including the ones not mentioned that were interviewed to be so happy with what they do. But that was the expressions all gave. And all were and are very effective at their jobs and supporting the businesses and organizations they worked for.
So the Sun Advocate salutes administrative assistants everywhere in our area, and we look forward to another decade of meeting you and hearing your stories.


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I don't mean to hijack this thread but have people found staking down a tent to be problematic along the JMT? I'm making a custom tarp tent and just figured I'd be able to find spots along the way. All the pictures I've seen seem to have plenty of soft ground.
JMT in 2002 and 2012, no problems staking out a TT virga and a MLD tarp/serenity shelter. When I slept just north of Muir pass due to an incoming thunder storm, it was a bit more difficult, but certainly nothing for me to choose an entirely different shelter.Steve
I will be hiking the JMT with a Borah side zip bivy and a tarp, but if taking a tent I'd take my Spitfire 1. With only the necessary 4 stakes and using Needle Stakes the weight is an acceptable (to me) 2 lb 9 oz. Since I don't like trekking poles I would have to consider the weight of the poles in the weight of the tarp tents often recommended. At under $100 it is a good value and I do not expect to ever "outgrow it" for those trips where I want a tent. I actually like it better than a lot of the tents that cost 3 times as much.
Matt: believe me, there are plenty of rocks everywhere in the Sierra to anchor your stakes, when it comes to that. I mean, within fifteen feet of your intended campsite--at altitude, where this whole scenario comes into play. It's just not a problem. A small mound of three or four stones will hold your stakes as well as plunging them into soft earth. At least, that's my experience. But yes, it might add ten minutes to your pitching time.I use a Big Agnes tent that requires 10(!) stakes--two versions over 7 years. I've never had a problem staking these tents out in the Sierra.
Edited by book on 04/30/2013 19:43:53 MDT.
Oh sure. I have no problems with getting creative with some rocks. I just found the original comment at bit odd since staking a tarp doesn't appear to be an issue from the pictures I've seen. That's all :-)
When I seam seal tents in my bedroom to me they become 2/4/6/8 brick tents.The Moment is a two brick tent , that is it stands up with one brick each over the ends, the Notch needs 4.The Moment is heavier but has its own pole and a larger floor area, the Notch has a smaller floor but larger vestibules.Both can have the inner (bug net) set up by it self but you get good views ,particularly with the Notch, with the fly on and both sides open.You can of course use rocks with many shelters but because of the end "triangle' set up it is a lot easier with these two than some .The guylines on the Notch are not all that fussy about where you put them.
Edited by Franco on 04/30/2013 20:49:05 MDT.
I have the original Moment Single Wall and like it -a lot.BUT... I may sell it to buy a Moment DW when the ripstop inner tent is available later this summer so I can use it in winter with the crossing pole.The lightest tent I would buy is a SMD Skyscape X of Cuben fabric. And I REALLY wish I could buy a Cuben SW Moment.
+1 for the Tarptent Notch. With both vestibules fully open it is almost tarp-like but with that oh-so-sweet full bug protection.Full Disclosure: I think the MSR Hubba is a nearly perfect tent design, it's just too heavy. The Notch is 90-95% Hubba flavor, 50% less fat.
As long as the ridgeline is staked/guyed out securely, the Lighheart is very sturdy. On the inside, the trekking poles don't stand straight up they angle inwards from bottom to top, forming more of an arch or triangle that holds up well structurally.
I have an LHG cuben solo. I carried it on a PCT thru and a GDMBR thru. It took wind, rain and snow without a single problem and was comfortable for myself and all my gear if I had to wait out weather.Staking tents on the JMT section was never an issue. Digging cat-holes on the other hand was a memorable PITA.Cheers
Edited by cfrey.0 on 05/02/2013 10:13:57 MDT.
"Digging cat-holes on the other hand was a memorable PITA.'Digging cat-holes on either hand sounds awfully painful. They are best on the ground.--B.G.--
I'm glad the issue of staking was brought up - I, too, had heard that there are difficult areas along the JMT to stake a tent and was trying to take that into consideration in picking a tent. The rock solution seems like the way to go, and there are no shortage of rocks up there (in the areas where staking may be difficult) - so easy fix!
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Dish Network customers had Watertown television stations back on the air about 7 p.m. Friday, as the satellite television provider agreed to a contract with the parent company of WWNY-7 News and WNYF-Fox 28.
United Communications Corp., Kenosha, Wis., agreed to the three-year contract after a 15-day blackout in which customers lost the two stations, said Cathy M. Pircsuk, vice president and general manager of the stations. Lawyers from the two parties, including CBS and Fox, revised language in the contract to make the deal about 5:30 p.m. Friday.
Ms. Pircsuk said she is relieved the blackout is over so Dish customers can watch local news.
People told us they wanted their local news, weather and sports, and they depended on the stations, Ms. Pircsuk said. Dish has had customers off for months at a time on their contract disputes, and this was short compared to a lot of other stations. But it doesnt matter if its an hour, two weeks or six months you never want to lose service.
United and Dish agreed to the financial terms of the contract in August. But Dish reworded language included in the previous contract to grant it more retransmission rights, Ms. Pircsuk said. Under that revised contract, Dish would be granted authority to modify the way programming by CBS and Fox is transmitted after receiving over-the-air signals. Shifting the times at which programs will air, for example, and discontinuing commercial time would be allowed. But Ms. Pircsuk did not know how language in the contract was revised to reach the agreement Friday.
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Kenneth L. Dowdell, vice president of United Communications, said both parties made concessions to reach the deal. But he declined to comment about the revised contract.
All I can say is that both parties were satisfied, but I dont know that either party was jumping for joy, Mr. Dowdell said. We regret that customers had to lose service, but I think both parties saw a chance to get services restored. These blackouts dont serve anyone well, especially the viewers. Unfortunately, sometimes in the business it happens.
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CANTON A Waddington man accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile was one of three people indicted in separate cases Thursday by a St. Lawrence County grand jury.
Patrick R. Wright, 30, of 158 Tiernan Road, stands accused of first-degree rape, third-degree rape, three counts of first-degree criminal sexual act, three counts of third-degree criminal sexual act, endangering the welfare of a child and first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child.
According to investigators, Wright provided a 15-year-old with four vodka-based drinks on Feb. 2, then engaged in multiple sex acts with the teen by forcible compulsion.
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On July 25-29 the Price City Elks Club took five boxers to Mesquite, Nev. to compete in the National Junior Golden Gloves Championships.
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"Cezly Collard also fought tough," said the Elks coach. "He eliminated his semi-final opponent in 48 seconds of the first round but fell in the championship contest by points to a very tough Hawaiian boxer.
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Belfast International Airport has said that Northern Ireland tourism is losing out because it no longer has direct air links with Canada.
BIA Business Development Director, Uel Hoey, told a major Ireland-Canada conference that when the Belfast-Toronto link was in operation, tens of thousands of Canadian tourists flooded into the Province.
Strong family and cultural links with Canada, and Ontario in particular, formed the bedrock of the service but the link has become dormant in the last two years with the demise of two airlines. Efforts continue to secure another carrier to take over the Belfast route.
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Four student-athletes from Warwick were among more than 50 honored at a luncheon on April 9 at the Crowne Plaza as the Rhode Island Interscholastic League honored this year's "Must Be The Milk" Student Athletes of the Year, Alex DeNoncour of Johnston High School and Courtney Kent of Cumberland High School, along with the monthly winners and honorable mentions.
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That I can sell you for $100. It has minor wear but will last for 5000 more miles. Shipping is free!
Do you have any cannonballs yet?Adam
i have exactly what you looking for ...but ,i change my mind and i finally keep it.Sorry!
It looks like the forum software thinks you are both female and male, so as far as I'm concerned you really don't need anything at all.
"I want something that is really cool, neat and has some WOW factor. Or maybe something extremely functional and practical."How about contentment?Priceless.or a hooker.
Tad, I just PIF'd it to you. I don't know what it was, but I shipped it out ASAP.
A sewing machine and join the MYOG realm
Travis,I got Tad's PIF by mistake(crazy USPS shipping) it's the wrong size and color any way, I tried to set it up but there wasn't any instructions. I can't really tell what it is, but I'll make sure I send it off to Tad.You're going to flip when you get it Tad, it's really nice!
Whew, Jack! Thanks! Did I end up sending the thing with the other thing attached? Or a different thing with the blue part? I don't even remember what those things were, but they were worth sending.
Sorry Travis I didn't get any of the other things, or the blue thing, maybe thats's why I couldn't figure it out, just make sure Tad gets it by Thus. morning.Jack
K C- I already have 4 sewing machines and a Serger but who knows maybe I need/want another one?Jack and Travis- I can't wait to see whats coming- I hope it is what I wanted. If not I can resale it for big money over at WB
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Good luck, Tad. I tried to sell it over there first, and nobody wanted it. They said it was too ubiquitous. If it's not what you're looking for, I hear the French are looking for it.
I have a few things to sell you but just make sure you chose the "gift" option, ok?
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I'm sorry what I sold you didn't work. Don't worry about sending it back because the money never showed up in my PayPal account. Just use one of your sewing machines to repair it and you may sell it for a profit. Once you find out what you are really looking for, please let all of us know because I bet we all are looking for the same thing. We just don't know what it is or how to find it.
Seriously Tad. I'm a little chapped. You described my wife to a T (see avatar). What gives? You guys been pm'ing? She's cool, neat, well, don't know about WOW factor, but very practical as well. Um, Taddy boy? SHE'S NOT FOR SALE!!! AND NO, I'M NOT SHIPPING ASAP!Stick with tents and backpacks next time buddy...:-)
I'll give you a free wooden boat and introduce you to my ex. That should take care of all your time and money for a few years ;)
"I want something that is really cool, neat and has some WOW factor. Or maybe something extremely functional and practical."Have you ever tried this thing called "nature"? It fits your description very well! It definitely has some WOW-factor. I have plenty of those things. At least over here in Germany. They are all different but are called the same. Weird. Maybe they are lacking a little bit over "neatness" in some places.Unfortunately I couldn't find someone who would be able to ship it. And I can't do it by myself.Please do not be offended now that I have something great and you might not! It's not my fault! I would share it, but I cannot due to the shipping issue! :-(
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