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LOWVILLE U.S. Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand said Friday she believes a compromise farm bill will be passed this year.
Im optimistic it will work out, Sen. Gillibrand, D-N.Y., said during a stop at Tug Hill Vineyards, Yancey Road. People believe in our farmers.
However, she added that the final legislation will have to address the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, or food stamps, despite the House of Representatives removing the program from its version of the bill and considering funding cuts to it.
For the Senate to pass the bill, it will have to include nutrition, Mrs. Gillibrand said.
However, what has passed thus far should be enough to hold a conference between members of the House and Senate that could reconcile differences and come up with a compromise bill palatable to the majority in both chambers, she said.
Mrs. Gillibrand said it will be important to come up with a comprehensive bill that will not only aid farmers but also continue to assist needy families, including veterans.
We need to make sure they have enough to feed their kids, she said.
It behooves federal leaders to come up with a bipartisan farm bill, given that agriculture is a big business and a vital part of the countrys economy, Mrs. Gillibrand said.
Im committed to being a voice for our farmers and producers throughout the state, she said.
An extension of the farm bill approved in 2008 expires at the end of September.
While the farm bill focuses largely on commodity costs, Mrs. Gillibrand said, she is also pushing for it to include programs beneficial to specialty crop farmers, such as increased credit access, improved crop insurance and elimination of some duplicate fees. She also touted efforts to boost the sales of locally grown food and increase farmers market participation in the food stamp program.
These programs will help American farmers sell their products, the senator said.
As a member of the Presidents Export Council, Mrs. Gillibrand also vowed to work with Canadian officials to eliminate or reduce nearly 35 percent tariffs on wine exports to that country. Without those, north country wineries likely could boost sales to their cross-border neighbors, leading to increased production, she said.
Its unfair, Mrs. Gillibrand said.
Michele E. Ledoux, executive director of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Lewis County, formally thanked the senator for her visit and support of agriculture, while her son, Jake T., the state FFA vice president, spoke briefly on the economic impact of consuming locally grown food.
State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, also thanked Mrs. Gillibrand for her advocacy in Washington.
We all know the significance and importance of agriculture, he said.
Following her stop in Lowville, Mrs. Gillibrand was scheduled to visit Plattsburgh, Tupper Lake and Long Lake, all on Friday afternoon.
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Read: Is Rick Nash Overrated?
At NHL.com, EJ Hradek is asked the question of "Is Rick Nash Overrated?"
Nash, the first overall pick in 2002, has never scored 80 points in his career and has only been a point per game player twice in his career.
He has not topped 69 points or 33 goals in the last three seasons.
Since 2003-04 the fewest number of foals that Nash has scored in a season was 27, in 2006-07, and has since scored 38, 40, 33, 32, 30.
Hradek answered "Not to me, he isn't" and "Imagine what he might have done in a better situation with a little help?"
Nash's former coach and GM in Columbus, Doug MacLean, disagrees with anyone who thinks Nash is overrated.

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Ogdensburg police are still looking for teen who went missing two months ago.
Trent E. Perrin, 16, who disappeared from his home in Ogdensburg in September, was last seen in Massena that same month. No other sightings have been reported since.
City police are asking the public to come forward with any information that could help them find him.
With the holidays coming up, we want to make sure he gets home, Det. Shawn K. Shaver said Wednesday. Trent is white, 53 tall and weighs 130 pounds. He has blue eyes and brown hair.
He was last seen wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt, grey sweat shorts with the Hollister insignia and black socks with white Nike sandals.
Trent is believed to have friends and relatives in Massena, Mr. Shaver said.
As with any runaway case, it is very serious, Heather Randof St. Lawrence County Adolescent Services said. We try to locate them, and there are always concerns with safety who they may be living with and the condition and circumstances they are living with day to day.
Anyone within formation about his whereabouts may contact the Ogdensburg police at 393-1555, the Massena Police at 769-3577 or Adolescent Services at 379-2348.
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42 U.S. Code § 7612 - Economic impact analyses
(a) Cost-benefit analysis
The Administrator, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of Labor, and the Council on Clean Air Compliance Analysis (as established under subsection (f) of this section), shall conduct a comprehensive analysis of the impact of this chapter on the public health, economy, and environment of the United States. In performing such analysis, the Administrator should consider the costs, benefits and other effects associated with compliance with each standard issued for—
(1) a criteria air pollutant subject to a standard issued under section 7409 of this title;
(2) a hazardous air pollutant listed under section 7412 of this title, including any technology-based standard and any risk-based standard for such pollutant;
(5) a limitation under subchapter VI of this chapter on the production of any ozone-depleting substance; and
(b) Benefits
In describing the benefits of a standard described in subsection (a) of this section, the Administrator shall consider all of the economic, public health, and environmental benefits of efforts to comply with such standard. In any case where numerical values are assigned to such benefits, a default assumption of zero value shall not be assigned to such benefits unless supported by specific data. The Administrator shall assess how benefits are measured in order to assure that damage to human health and the environment is more accurately measured and taken into account.
(c) Costs
In describing the costs of a standard described in subsection (a) of this section, the Administrator shall consider the effects of such standard on employment, productivity, cost of living, economic growth, and the overall economy of the United States.
(d) Initial report
Not later than 12 months after November 15, 1990, the Administrator, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of Labor, and the Council on Clean Air Compliance Analysis, shall submit a report to the Congress that summarizes the results of the analysis described in subsection (a) of this section, which reports—
(1) all costs incurred previous to November 15, 1990, in the effort to comply with such standards; and
(f) Appointment of Advisory Council on Clean Air Compliance Analysis
Not later than 6 months after November 15, 1990, the Administrator, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of Labor, shall appoint an Advisory Council on Clean Air Compliance Analysis of not less than nine members (hereafter in this section referred to as the "Council"). In appointing such members, the Administrator shall appoint recognized experts in the fields of the health and environmental effects of air pollution, economic analysis, environmental sciences, and such other fields that the Administrator determines to be appropriate.
(g) Duties of Advisory Council
The Council shall—
(1) review the data to be used for any analysis required under this section and make recommendations to the Administrator on the use of such data;
(2) review the methodology used to analyze such data and make recommendations to the Administrator on the use of such methodology; and
Source(July 14, 1955, ch. 360, title III, § 312, formerly § 305, as added Pub. L. 90–148, § 2,Nov. 21, 1967, 81 Stat. 505; renumbered § 312 and amended Pub. L. 91–604, §§ 12(a), 15 (c)(2),Dec. 31, 1970, 84 Stat. 1705, 1713; Pub. L. 95–95, title II, § 224(c),Aug. 7, 1977, 91 Stat. 767; Pub. L. 101–549, title VIII, § 812(a),Nov. 15, 1990, 104 Stat. 2691.)
Subsec. (e) of this section, which required the Administrator, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of Labor, and the Council on Clean Air Compliance Analysis, to submit a report to Congress that updates the report issued pursuant to subsec. (d) of this section, and which, in addition, makes projections into the future regarding expected costs, benefits, and other effects of compliance with standards pursuant to this chapter as listed in subsec. (a) of this section, terminated, effective May 15, 2000, pursuant to section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance. See, also, the 4th item on page 163 of House Document No. 103–7.
Section was formerly classified to section 1857j–1 of this title.
1990—Pub. L. 101–549amended section generally, substituting present provisions for provisions which related to: in subsec. (a), detailed cost estimate, comprehensive cost and economic impact studies, and annual reevaluation; in subsec. (b), personnel study and report to President and Congress; and in subsec. (c), cost-effectiveness analyses.
1977—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 95–95added subsec. (c).
1970—Pub. L. 91–604, § 15(c)(2), substituted "Administrator" for "Secretary" wherever appearing.
Effective Date of 1977 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–95effective Aug. 7, 1977, except as otherwise expressly provided, see section 406(d) ofPub. L. 95–95, set out as a note under section 7401 of this title.
Termination of Advisory Councils
Advisory councils established after Jan. 5, 1973, to terminate not later than the expiration of the 2-year period beginning on the date of their establishment, unless, in the case of a council established by the President or an officer of the Federal Government, such council is renewed by appropriate action prior to the expiration of such 2-year period, or in the case of a council established by Congress, its duration is otherwise provided by law. See sections 3(2) and 14 ofPub. L. 92–463, Oct. 6, 1972, 86 Stat. 770, 776, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Equivalent Air Quality Controls Among Trading Nations
Pub. L. 101–549, title VIII, § 811,Nov. 15, 1990, 104 Stat. 2690, provided that:
"(a) Findings.—The Congress finds that—
"(1) all nations have the responsibility to adopt and enforce effective air quality standards and requirements and the United States, in enacting this Act [see Tables for classification], is carrying out its responsibility in this regard;
"(2) as a result of complying with this Act, businesses in the United States will make significant capital investments and incur incremental costs in implementing control technology standards;
"(3) such compliance may impair the competitiveness of certain United States jobs, production, processes, and products if foreign goods are produced under less costly environmental standards and requirements than are United States goods; and
"(4) mechanisms should be sought through which the United States and its trading partners can agree to eliminate or reduce competitive disadvantages.
"(b) Action by the President.—
"(1) In general.—Within 18 months after the date of the enactment of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 [Nov. 15, 1990], the President shall submit to the Congress a report—
"(A) identifying and evaluating the economic effects of—
"(i) the significant air quality standards and controls required under this Act, and
"(ii) the differences between the significant standards and controls required under this Act and similar standards and controls adopted and enforced by the major trading partners of the United States,on the international competitiveness of United States manufacturers; and
"(B) containing a strategy for addressing such economic effects through trade consultations and negotiations.
"(2) Additional reporting requirements.—(A) The evaluation required under paragraph (1)(A) shall examine the extent to which the significant air quality standards and controls required under this Act are comparable to existing internationally-agreed norms.
"(B) The strategy required to be developed under paragraph (1)(B) shall include recommended options (such as the harmonization of standards and trade adjustment measures) for reducing or eliminating competitive disadvantages caused by differences in standards and controls between the United States and each of its major trading partners.
"(3) Public comment.—Interested parties shall be given an opportunity to submit comments regarding the evaluations and strategy required in the report under paragraph (1). The President shall take any such comment into account in preparing the report.
"(4) Interim report.—Within 9 months after the date of the enactment of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 [Nov. 15, 1990], the President shall submit to the Congress an interim report on the progress being made in complying with paragraph (1)."
GAO Reports on Costs and Benefits
Pub. L. 101–549, title VIII, § 812(b),Nov. 15, 1990, 104 Stat. 2693, which directed Comptroller General, commencing on second year after Nov. 15, 1990, and annually thereafter, in consultation with other agencies, to report to Congress on pollution control strategies and technologies required by Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, was repealed by Pub. L. 104–316, title I, § 122(r),Oct. 19, 1996, 110 Stat. 3838.
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42 U.S. Code § 13723 - Congressional approval of any expansion at Lorton and congressional hearings on future needs
(a) Congressional approval
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the existing prison facilities and complex at the District of Columbia Corrections Facility at Lorton, Virginia, shall not be expanded unless such expansion has been approved by the Congress under the authority provided to Congress in section 446 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act.
(b) Senate hearings
The Senate directs the Subcommittee on the District of Columbia of the Committee on Appropriations of the Senate to conduct hearings regarding expansion of the prison complex in Lorton, Virginia, prior to any approval granted pursuant to subsection (a) of this section. The subcommittee shall permit interested parties, including appropriate officials from the County of Fairfax, Virginia, to testify at such hearings.
Source(Pub. L. 103–322, title II, § 20410,Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 1828; Pub. L. 105–33, title XI, § 11717(b),Aug. 5, 1997, 111 Stat. 786.)
References in Text
Section 446 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, referred to in subsec. (a), is section 446 ofPub. L. 93–198, title IV, Dec. 24, 1973, 87 Stat. 801, as amended, which is not classified to the Code.
1997—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 105–33substituted "District of Columbia Home Rule Act" for "District of Columbia Self-Government and Governmental Reorganization Act".
Effective Date of 1997 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 105–33effective Oct. 1, 1997, except as otherwise provided in title XI of Pub. L. 105–33, see section 11721 ofPub. L. 105–33, set out as a note under section 4246 of Title 18, Crimes and Criminal Procedure.
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In 2009, Dartmouth's top freshmen boat placed sixth at the season-culminating Eastern Sprints and in 2008 he mentored the varsity pair that took fifth at IRA National Championships.
In 2007, Conley's crews saw success starting in the fall and carried through to the spring claiming victories over several league crews and posting a regular season record of 6-1 and a sixth place finish at Eastern Sprints. Dartmouth's varsity eight also won the Eastern Sprints and Ivy titles that season
In the summer of 2008, Conley was an assistant coach for the US Junior National Development Team that took home two golds and a silver at the US National Championships. His crew also raced in the Can Am Mex Regatta (Oklahoma City), taking home gold in all the sweep rowing events including the eight+, four+ and pair against Canada and Mexico.
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Rural mail carriers driving their personal vehicles without a seat belt while delivering the mail are violating Florida's seat belt law.
Sgt. Kim Montes, an 18-year-veteran of the Florida Highway Patrol, says the agency's legal department reviewed the unorthodox style of mail delivery and found mail carriers are not exempt in either Florida or Federal statutes from wearing a seat belt while "performing their duties."
The review was prompted by a three week investigation by Local 6.
Local 6 cameras caught carriers in Orange County neighborhoods driving from the passenger seat with one hand on the wheel and one foot straddled across the console to handle the brake and accelerator.
The drivers were never wearing seat belts.
Jose Alberto Ucles of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the mail drivers have no federal immunity to the state's seat belt law.
"If there is no exemption in Florida for postal workers, then they must abide by the state Law," he said.
A spokesperson for the USPS regional office in Tampa says they have received questions about the rural carriers delivery style before.
According to the regional office, 43,000 rural carrier mail routes are driven in vehicles owned by the carriers and 65 percent have the steering wheel on the left side.
The policy in the USPS employee handbook gives the option of driving from the passenger seat to the individual employees.
The USPS regional office issued this statement: "If rural carriers deem it safe-they may legally drive without using a seat belt and /or without being positioned directly behind the steering wheel."
In 46 states that policy is legal because seat belt exemptions are in place for mail carriers.
Mississippi specifically provides an exemption for mail carriers using their "personal vehicles" to deliver the mail.
But under Florida's seat belt law only trash collection, newspaper delivery or a medical condition that makes it dangerous for the driver to wear the seat belt have exemptions in place.
Utah, New Hampshire and Hawaii also provide no seat belt exemptions for postal carriers.
Montes says law enforcement agencies will handle the violations as any other case because there is no immunity for postal workers.
"An officer would have to see the violation and then it's up to the officer's discretion to take enforcement action," she said.
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Any command in the console, you can help me by taking a bit of lag, or the almentando fps?
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Any command in the console, you can help me by taking a bit of lag, or the almentando fps?
The lag between you and the server won't decrease just because some commands in the console. Contact you ISP as I suggested in the other thread, and ask them to fix your routing, that's the most you can do.
On the other hand, you can set pretty much everything in the menu to increase fps, just go into the ADVANCED section and pick VIDEO OPTIONS, and set things there, you don't need to mess with the console:
Vertical Sync: NOand in the POST PROCESS menu:
Texture Filter: NONE (or BILINEAR) :is faster on older cards, but slower in modern chips.
Texture Compression:YES :can be faster if you use high texture resolution
Texture Quality: 16BIT :is usually faster on cards/IGPs with low memory bandwidth
Texture Detail: LOW
Light Model: VERTEX
Player Shadows: NO :can give some extra fps on very slow CPUs
Curved Surfaces: PERFORMANCE :also good with slower CPUs
Geometry Detail: LOW
Disable Skybox: YES
Post Processing: NOThere are indeed some other console commands which are not in the menu yet, but those would only give you an additional 1-2 fps at best, so it's useless to mess with those imo.
Also the built in HUDs in QL are very slow and it even worse with post process enabled on older cards, disabling the HUD alone on my atom-ion based HTPC gives me 20-30+ fps ,so you might want consider altering one of the default HUDs and disabling the drop-shadows and other unnecessary elements in those, or perhaps make a new one for yourself or download one .
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NORFOLKFuneral Services for 57 year old Sandra E. Tulga, 167 Mill Road, Norfolk, will be held Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the Calvary Baptist Church in Massena with Pastor Colin Lucid presiding. Burial will be held in the Bixby Cemetery, Norfolk. Family and friends may call at the Buck Funeral Home in Norwood on Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Tulga passed away late Friday evening at the Canton-Potsdam Hospital in Potsdam.
Sandra is survived by her husband of 35 years, Christopher, Norfolk; a son, Christopher J. and Pamela Tulga, Massena; her daughter, Christina and Scott Miller, Massena; her four grandchildren, Joshua and Rebecca Miller and Sarah and Christopher Jr. Tulga. Sandra also is survived by three sisters, Patricia Palmer, Buffalo; Debra and Steve Peters, Russell and Wendy and Michael Ryan, Norfolk.
Born in Massena on January 28, 1956 to the late Keith and Barbara Whitmore Edgerly, Sandra married Christopher Tulga on September 1, 1977. She worked as a Central Sterilization Technician for the Massena Memorial Hospital for thirteen years. Sandra loved her animals and enjoyed raising horses. Memorial Donations can be made to the ALS Association. Memories and condolences may be shared online at www.buckfuneralhome.com. The Buck Funeral Home in Norwood is serving the family of Sandra E. Tulga.
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NEWS: Rangers Select Brady Skjei
With the 28th selection in the 2012 NHL Draft, the New York Rangers have selected defenseman Brady Skjei.
He is 6-3, 203 and played for the US Development program.
His favorite NHL player is Cam Fowler and his favorite movie is Miracle.
He was ranked 37th by Future Considerations who write, "A smooth skating two-way defender with enticing upside. His skating is sneaky fast with incredibly explosive acceleration. He utilizes his skilled hands by starting the attack: Rushing the puck up the ice from his defensive zone into the offensive zone before dishing it off or taking a shot. He has a heavy, accurate slapshot that is a weapon from the point. He makes good use of his long reach, showing strong puck protection and good gap control in his own zone."
"He makes simple, solid touch passes on the rush but needs to utilize his good breakout pass more often. He is at his best when he simplifies his game and moves the puck but also has an eye on his defensive responsibilities; he has a little river boat gambler in him. Questions arise regarding his hockey sense as every time Skjei touches the puck, he wants to take it end-to-end, even with an opposition's entire defense in his way. He can also fall into funks of being turnover prone, and is sometimes unwilling to just make the simple play. Is the kind of player whose physical ability masks questionable hockey sense. He's headed to the University of Minnesota."
The Hockey News ranked him 26th and calls him a "smooth skating defenseman." The Hockey News says that he is the best skating defenseman available and one scout said "watching him skate is like poetry."
They add, "He is effortless and massive, which makes him attractive. His skating ability for his size is frightening. "When somebody gets him at the next level and tells him 'Just be simple and go with your skating stride' he'll be a real effective NHLer."
US National coach Danton Cole says, "His game has improved greatly, both offensively and defensively. He's a tremendous skater and a good example of a guy who understands the little nuances of playing defense. He's thrived in the [USNTDP] program and is a physical specimen; he's big and strong and has made great strides in learning how to play the game. His angling is good and he has put himself in a really good position moving forward in his career."
Pierre McGuire said, "This is a smart pick by a team that has had good success growing talent."
Bob McKenzie said he is a good skater with a good stride. He skates like Bret Hedican and he has great skating ability and great ability to recover.


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The last time I went to the New York Public Library (NYPL) at Fifth Avenue between 40th and 42nd was in May 2001. My husband and I took a day bus trip from the Boston area to NYC. I had been to the city about 20 times previously, so there wasn't much sightseeing to be done; my goal was to spend time in the Library www.nypl.org. Once we arrived in the city, we did a few quick things, had lunch, and then split at 1:00 to do our own thing. Our plan was to meet at the Library around 3:00. Of course, I trotted over there immediately. Imagine my surprise when I ran into a genealogist friend, Jim, a good friend at that. We acted surprised, but I don't think either of us was really. He lives in NYC. After all, isn't this where we genealogists hang out, at a library? Back then, we hadn't discovered Google, and online genealogy material was just emerging big time. Libraries were hot!
My previous, and also my first trip to the Library was the year before. A girlfriend and I took a bus trip there, and I mentioned I wanted to stop in the Library to check out a book (no, you can't really check them out, but I mean to look at one). The Library has closed stacks, so if you want a book, they have to retrieve it for you. Well, no problem, but I really got to test my patience….like one of the lion statues guarding the Library. "Patience" and "Fortitude" are quite well known. We waited a long time, then found out that the conveyor belt was broken, the lines at the counters were long with frustrated people, like me. I was so sure I was going to lose my friendship with my friend, a non-genealogist, but she was patient as well, and said we could wait a little longer. Here we were, in NYC, sitting in the reading room for three hours. When I got the book, they wouldn't even let me copy it, as it was considered rare! However, I opted to let them copy it when they had time, and within a week, I had the book (abt. 50 pages), at an extremely low cost. I was finally happy. But, I didn't suggest any other day trips with my friend, until last year. I know she hasn't forgotten the Library, nor have I.
Update: In March 2012, a great, simply great video has been making the rounds on the internet. This was filmed at the New York Public Library, and I hope you watch and enjoy it.
My blog has been changed to make it more appealing for those who have New England ancestors and want to see the area through photos. Things I'll include are typical white New England churches, libraries showing their genealogical collection, historical societies, cemeteries, war memorials, in general, anything to do with history.
For four years I've blogged mostly about my personal genealogy in New England (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire), New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada. I still will, can't forget my own roots.
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42 U.S. Code § 18001 - Immediate access to insurance for uninsured individuals with a preexisting condition
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(a) In general
Not later than 90 days after March 23, 2010, the Secretary shall establish a temporary high risk health insurance pool program to provide health insurance coverage for eligible individuals during the period beginning on the date on which such program is established and ending on January 1, 2014.
(b) Administration
(1) In general
The Secretary may carry out the program under this section directly or through contracts to eligible entities.
(2) Eligible entities
To be eligible for a contract under paragraph (1), an entity shall—
(B) submit to the Secretary an application at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require; and
(3) Maintenance of effort
To be eligible to enter into a contract with the Secretary under this subsection, a State shall agree not to reduce the annual amount the State expended for the operation of one or more State high risk pools during the year preceding the year in which such contract is entered into.
(c) Qualified high risk pool
(1) In general
Amounts made available under this section shall be used to establish a qualified high risk pool that meets the requirements of paragraph (2).
(2) Requirements
A qualified high risk pool meets the requirements of this paragraph if such pool—
(A) provides to all eligible individuals health insurance coverage that does not impose any preexisting condition exclusion with respect to such coverage;
(B) provides health insurance coverage—
(i) in which the issuer's share of the total allowed costs of benefits provided under such coverage is not less than 65 percent of such costs; and
(C) ensures that with respect to the premium rate charged for health insurance coverage offered to eligible individuals through the high risk pool, such rate shall—
(i) except as provided in clause (ii), vary only as provided for under section 300gg of this title (as amended by this Act and notwithstanding the date on which such amendments take effect);
(d) Eligible individual
An individual shall be deemed to be an eligible individual for purposes of this section if such individual—
(1) is a citizen or national of the United States or is lawfully present in the United States (as determined in accordance with section 18081 of this title);
(2) has not been covered under creditable coverage (as defined in section 300gg (c)(1) of this title as in effect on March 23, 2010) during the 6-month period prior to the date on which such individual is applying for coverage through the high risk pool; and
(e) Protection against dumping risk by insurers
(1) In general
The Secretary shall establish criteria for determining whether health insurance issuers and employment-based health plans have discouraged an individual from remaining enrolled in prior coverage based on that individual's health status.
(2) Sanctions
An issuer or employment-based health plan shall be responsible for reimbursing the program under this section for the medical expenses incurred by the program for an individual who, based on criteria established by the Secretary, the Secretary finds was encouraged by the issuer to disenroll from health benefits coverage prior to enrolling in coverage through the program. The criteria shall include at least the following circumstances:
(A) In the case of prior coverage obtained through an employer, the provision by the employer, group health plan, or the issuer of money or other financial consideration for disenrolling from the coverage.
(B) In the case of prior coverage obtained directly from an issuer or under an employment-based health plan—
(i) the provision by the issuer or plan of money or other financial consideration for disenrolling from the coverage; or
(ii) in the case of an individual whose premium for the prior coverage exceeded the premium required by the program (adjusted based on the age factors applied to the prior coverage)—
(I) the prior coverage is a policy that is no longer being actively marketed (as defined by the Secretary) by the issuer; or
(II) the prior coverage is a policy for which duration of coverage form [1] issue or health status are factors that can be considered in determining premiums at renewal.
(f) Oversight
The Secretary shall establish—
(g) Funding; termination of authority
(1) In general
There is appropriated to the Secretary, out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, $5,000,000,000 to pay claims against (and the administrative costs of) the high risk pool under this section that are in excess of the amount of premiums collected from eligible individuals enrolled in the high risk pool. Such funds shall be available without fiscal year limitation.
(2) Insufficient funds
If the Secretary estimates for any fiscal year that the aggregate amounts available for the payment of the expenses of the high risk pool will be less than the actual amount of such expenses, the Secretary shall make such adjustments as are necessary to eliminate such deficit.
(3) Termination of authority
(A) In general
Except as provided in subparagraph (B), coverage of eligible individuals under a high risk pool in a State shall terminate on January 1, 2014.
(B) Transition to Exchange
The Secretary shall develop procedures to provide for the transition of eligible individuals enrolled in health insurance coverage offered through a high risk pool established under this section into qualified health plans offered through an Exchange. Such procedures shall ensure that there is no lapse in coverage with respect to the individual and may extend coverage after the termination of the risk pool involved, if the Secretary determines necessary to avoid such a lapse.
(4) Limitations
The Secretary has the authority to stop taking applications for participation in the program under this section to comply with the funding limitation provided for in paragraph (1).
[1] So in original. Probably should be "from".
Source(Pub. L. 111–148, title I, § 1101,Mar. 23, 2010, 124 Stat. 141.)
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The date on which such amendments take effect, referred to in subsec. (c)(2)(C)(i), is the date on which the amendments by Pub. L. 111–148to section 300gg of this title take effect, which is Jan. 1, 2014. See section 1255 ofPub. L. 111–148, set out as an Effective Date note under section 300gg of this title.
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People often look to the past with nostalgia when they look at their personal photos.
They also look at the past with a scholarly eye when they study history.
But there is nothing like bringing back the past, even one you aren't connected to, by walking through a cemetery. If you do it with the right mind set, it becomes a very personal experience.
The last few weeks I have been spending a lot of time in cemeteries around this area. It's not that I have known a lot of people who have passed away and have been attending funerals recently. Instead I have been doing research for the upcoming "In honor of those who gave their all" special section that we are going to publish in the Sun Advocate on Nov, 9.
Due to the number of servicemen killed in war time that we have so little information about, I have been studying the gravestones in the county, trying to learn more about these people who gave their most precious possession to keep us free.
In the past I have spent some time in cemeteries, but aside from visiting relatives graves, generally it was a curiosity for me to read headstones. But I have gained a new appreciation for people from the past by strolling around and taking photos of veterans grave sites, and in the meantime seeing every other headstone in most of the local cemeteries as well.
It's easy for us to forget that the past just isn't a bunch of stories we read in a book or films we see on television. Those characters described in the written word or appearing on the screen in documentaries were real people; they lived and breathed, they had kids, they had careers, they had beliefs, they had lives.
In the rush to live our lives we sometimes forget that our existence, and much of what we have and enjoy, from our freedom to our technology, is built on those people's actions from the past. At times it appears that humankind has made great advancements all in one swoop, but that has seldom, if ever happened. What we see in our world today is largely a result of preceding generations work and sacrifice.
Maybe I am more touched by all this now that I am reaching toward senior citizenship than I would have been had I done this 30 years ago when I was in my 20's. But it seems to me that today, people forget that they have a legacy. For many it seems that all that counts is how many toys they can accumulate, how big a house they can have and what car they can drive. Yet in a hundred years will anyone else care about what model of BMW a certain person drove in 2006?
While I am not from this place, reading headstones of mine accident victims from the 1920's, babies who died in the 1930's, war casualties from the 1940's, car accident victims from the 1970's, veterans of great conflicts who are now dying of old age in the last few years and all the others before, since and in between, has brought closer to a community which I have adopted as my own, and now call home.
While it is true that we can do nothing to change the past, and we can't predict what may happen in the future, we can make an effort in the present to understand the legacy of the people who came before us and how it relates to our present. What everyone of the people who lay at peace in our local cemeteries did in their lives has consequence on us today. That effect may be everything from laying the brick wall in the building in which we work to voting for an elected official who had an effect on the laws of our land. They may have saved someones life who affected us directly or taught someone in school who later touched our lives.
But it doesn't matter what they did. Their lives affect us today, and their legacy is much greater than what car they drove or what house they lived in. Their lives are intertwined with ours in so many ways.
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CANTON The St. Lawrence County proposed budget includes a tax levy reduction of 14.3 percent, a drop in the true value tax rate of 15.4 percent, approximately $200,000 in savings in position adjustments, and creation of a $100,000 community reinvestment fund.
We asked you to do something, and you did it, Legislator Alex A. MacKinnon, R-Fowler, told Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire at the conclusion of her budget message Monday.
The goals of the 2014 budget as outlined by Ms. St. Hilaire were to keep a promise to reduce taxes by at least 14.2 percent done in order to persuade state senators to carry home rule legislation allowing the county to raise its local sales tax from 3 to 4 percent attain a $6.5 million fund balance, begin a capital reserve fund to replace equipment and repair buildings, and keep staffing levels at net zero.
Overall, the proposed budget increases from $235 million to $236 million, and boosts revenue primarily because of the increase in sales tax from $182 million to $190 million. The net county cost – the tax levy – drops from $53 million for 2013 to $45.5 million for 2014.
The tax rate would drop from $9.88 per $1,000 of assessed value to $8.36 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
The average homeowner with a house assessed at $100,000 who paid a property tax of $987 in 2013 would see a drop of $152.
The proposal calls for staffing changes in Community Services, Public Health, Probation, the Public Defender, Conflict Defender, Emergency Services, Treasurer, Department of Highways, and Department of Social Services.
Community Services would lose a deputy director and director of chemical dependency but gain a mental health/addiction services coordinator for a net savings of $88,000.
Public Health which no longer has a Certified Home Health Agency would lose a director of patient services and a supervising community health nurse. A keyboard operator would be downgraded to a clerk. The department would gain a combined Prevent director and director of patient services for a net savings of $127,000.
In Probation, a principal fiscal officer would be downgraded to fiscal officer and a grant-funded senior probation officer would be added for a net savings of $13,000.
A legal secretary for the Public Defender and a keyboard operator for the Conflict Defender would be grant funded.
In Emergency Services, a senior dispatcher would be abolished in favor of a dispatcher for a net savings of $11,000.
In the Treasurers office, an account clerk would be created for a cost of $30,000. Highway would gain an assistant engineer at a cost of about $42,000.
A caseworker position would be eliminated in the Department of Social Services for a net savings of about $40,000.
None of the projected costs for staff changes includes fringe benefits.
The county has gone from 980 positions in 2009 to a proposed 827 for 2014.
The county estimates it needs $2 million for capital ex
expenses, such as repairing roofs and equipment purchases, but the 2014 budget provides funding of $1 million.
The budget also includes $3 million for the county and the towns of Massena and Brasher to split from state-tribal compact funds, the amount projected by the state.
The county is well aware of the trouble it ran into in the past when the money failed to come through because of an impasse between the state and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe.
All we have is the governors word the money will flow through, Ms. St. Hilaire said. Im concerned. I dont particularly like having receivables in our budget. Were forced to include money we may never receive. Weve been through this before.
If the money fails to come, it will have a unwelcome impact on the towns of Massena and Brasher, as well, said Legislator Anthony J. Arquiett, D-Helena.
Its a terrible ripple effect, he said.
The proposed community reinvestment fund will come from the state-tribal funds. Its parameters will be up to legislators, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
You folks are the determinant, she said.
Legislators will begin their review of the budget at a special Finance Committee meeting Tuesday.
It will not go through the 15 of us unscathed, Finance Chairman Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction, said. Any changes we make will be what we think is for the greater good.
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PROCESS?! WE'RE TALKIN' ABOUT PROCESS?!!Notes on scouting, buzz, the party and the pick
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On April 10, four days before the lottery, I wrote a post entitled "No Reason To Vic Around." (I liked that headline). Basic premise: if the Islanders won the lottery, they should declare John Tavares right then and there. Not get all nuts like Tampa Bay did last summer with the Stamkos billboards and all, mind you. Just start the relationship between cornerstone prospect, organization and fan right away.
Reaction was mixed from blog readers, mostly negative in some parts of the Country and met with some snickers in the hockey offices of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The nose-thumbers said it was outrageous!
"What if their player suffered a career-ending injury in the junior playoffs"?!! (Uh, pick the next guy when you have to actually draft on draft day. No one would complain – not the kid with the ripped up knee, not the kid who's now the No. 1 pick in the draft).
"How can you not wait to see all the great offers that are guaranteed to pour in"?!!! (Yep, we'll still waiting. Can't wait to hear about them).
The attitude of the draft purists was summed up in one encounter I had in Penn Station a week after I wrote the post. I ran into an influential fellow with strong connections to the Islanders. The lecture went like this: "If Garth did what you suggested, it would disrespect the scouting process."
Okey-dokey. So where are we today after more than two months of process?
On Friday, 65 days after winning the Draft Lottery, Islanders GM Garth Snow admitted to Bob McKenzie of TSN that the player he wanted in mid-April is still the player he wants today.
"I said at the time that I had a pretty good idea but that I wasn't firmly committed to it until we went through the process of doing our due diligence on all the top guys," said Snow. "Let's just say the process re-affirmed what I thought back then. We want the same guy now that we wanted back then."
Okay, so let's take a look at the process.
Victor Hedman: Hockey season was over before draft lottery. Islanders met with Hedman for team-allotted 20 minutes and watched him do the Presidential Fitness Test at the Draft Combine. Victor, his dad and his agent visited with the NYI for three hours earlier this month.
Matt Duchene: Played 11 post-lottery playoff games for Brampton, including one before Snow and Islanders owner Charles Wang. Draft Combine. Two nights lodging at Chez Snow, plus golf and meetings.
John Tavares: 5 post-lottery playoff games for London, including a visit from Snow and Wang. Two nights at Chez Snow, plus golf, meetings and breakfast with Doug Weight.
The Islanders knew who they wanted before all of the above. Now they're really sure. Cool. Fair enough.
As for this idea that the Islanders are waiting to announce their pick on Friday because it has put them in the league spotlight, has it really? I mean, having the first overall pick always comes with some buzz, of course. The drama has been gold for Point Blank and all Islanders blogs, but where else but the Country has this been talked about every day for the last two months? Nowhere. This week, however, the spotlight will shine when Garth Snow arrives in Montreal mid-week. You asked for it, old friend! Ha!
As fans, hope the Islanders take the best player on Friday. Hope the Islanders are not the talk of the league on Friday night. Been there, done that. Here's the irony: if the Islanders do the smart, safe unspectacular thing on Friday – oh nooooooooo! – they'll move a few thousand ticket packages this summer without having to proactively make the phone calls.
The pick must be John Tavares. It's one thing for the Islanders' staff to not know Snow's selection for the last two months. I'm sure they continue to have no idea. But it's another to promote a draft party as "Islanders history" and work hard enough to get a possible capacity crowd into the Coliseum for the event.
Latest Islandermania poll results: Tavares 431, Hedman 46, Duchene 13. (Couldn't help but notice that Duchene got a few extra votes on the team's offical message board since Friday…hmmm).
There could not possibly be such a disconnect in the Islanders' executive offices. It would be the worst on Long Island since…well, since Thursday in Bethpage, when the USGA proved with their initial raincheck response that they don't live on the same planet as the rest of us.
Excellent point yesterday by Larry Brooks. If the Islanders are not drafting Tavares, better declare Duchene or Hedman early this week. Stay away from the "implicit danger of allowing the Tavares Bandwagon to roll down Hempstead Turnpike without brakes, only then to have it crash without warning into a dead end in Montreal on Friday night." Larry concludes that the closer we get to Friday, the more likely the pick is Tavares. Yup.
The pick is Tavares. Hey, didja hear the news? For what it's worth, a majority of the hockey world also believes he is the best player available.
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Down on the harbour front of the tiny fishing village of Port Isaac, the authentic sound of the shanty can be heard loud and clear via the mighty, brawny chorale of The Fisherman's Friends. At around eight in the evening during the summer months, tourists and locals gather to hear this ten-man group mesh their voices in an incredibly rousing and joyful set of shanties and Cornish folk songs.
There's no gang leader, no choir master and no holds barred in the singing of The Fisherman's Friends. And fisherman's friends they truly are – each and every member of this unique group are or have been fishermen, lifeboatmen and coastguards (as well as builders, artisans, hoteliers, and shop keepers) in Port Isaac. They've known each other since childhood and learnt their powerful brand of Cornish harmony singing at the local Methodist chapel – now the pottery of Fisherman's Friend Billy Hawkwins (baritone), where the group get together with a crate of ale and a good deal of bonhomie to rehearse their repertoire and try out new songs.
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Monday, April 06, 2009The Bisons played host the Mercer Bears of the Atlantic Sun Conference on Saturday April 4. The match was played at the Ensworth School in Brentwood.
Even though the Bisons clinched an early lead by winning doubles, they still lost to Mercer 5-2.
Doubles winners for the Bisons include Daniel Hangstefer and Mario Hernandez, who defeated Fernando Armenderias and Chapman Mitchell 9-7. Joe McArdle and Andy Mizell defeated Victor Dias and Mark Worsham 8-4.
Daniel Hangstefer was the only player to win singles for the Bisons. He defeated Matthew Poleon 4-6, 6-3, DNF.
The Bisons will face Belmont Tuesday.
Hangstefer/Hernandez v.s Armenderias/Mitchell LU Won 9-7
Pierron/Murrell vs. Barton/Hunt MU Won 8-3
McArdle/Mizell vs. Dias/Worsham LU Won 8-4
McArdle vs. Armenderio MU Won 6-2, 7-5
Pierron vs. Barton MU Won 6-2, 7-5
Hangstefer vs. Poleon LU Won 4-6, 6-3, DNF
Melibeu vs. Dias MU Won 6-4, 6-3
Hernandez vs. Mitchell MU Won 6-3, 7-5
Murrell vs. Hunt MU Won 3-6, 6-3 (16-14)
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Corona, CA - April 3, 2013 - The Husqvarna 1-2-5 Challenge is just around the corner, and we can already smell the two-stroke exhaust! As a feature in Glen Helen's MTA 2-Stroke MX World Championship, Husqvarna is proud to sponsor the 125 Pro class. Eight different motocross publications will be competing in the race aboard Husky CR125s, along with teams from FMF and Pro Circuit. The victor in the battle for lightweight supremacy will not only be taking home the $1000 purse, but also a brand new 2013 Husqvarna CR125 of their very own!
Racer X, Motorcycle-USA, Motorcyclist, Dirt Rider, Dirt Bike, VitalMX, Cycle World and Motocross Action magazines are taking part in the Husqvarna 1-2-5 Challenge, each with their own tuning and modification plans, and a pro rider of their choosing. As you already know, every 2012 and 2013 Husqvarna 125 comes with a free 144cc top-end kit, which likely means we'll be seeing no less than 10 different fire-breathing 144cc Husky two-strokes on the starting line at Glen Helen!
"It was important for us to make this a pro race because we really want to show that the 125 two-stroke is still relevant at all ability levels," commented Husqvarna's Corey Eastman. "The fun, affordability and flat out performance of the 125cc two-stroke are tough to beat. Husky is proud to still carry the CR125 - the longest-running motorcycle in the Husqvarna lineup."
Publications and tuners received their units in early February, and have been prepping their bantamweight prizefighters ever since. Here's what we know so far...
The Racer X bike is at Pro Circuit being outfitted with pipe, silencer, suspension and motor work. Their rider will be Blake Savage (the motocross racer - not the porn star... we think).
Motorcycle-USA is taking the FMF route, and will have rider Chris See in the saddle. At the risk of sounding a bit presumptuous, we hear that See is ordering a new set of tie-downs to bring with him on Sunday. "You can't bring home a brand new bike with old tie-downs," he said matter-of-factly.
Contacts at Motorcyclist magazine are keeping their build - and their rider - top secret. Brian Catterson's only comment to us was, "I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you." In totally unrelated news, this weekend's weather forecast calls for a lot of "Sun."
The Dirt Rider crew is breaking in their CR in its stock 125 form, but will boost it the extra 19cc before race day. Racer and staffer Kris Keefer might be riding on Pro Circuit suspension, but they weren't ready to commit to any one tuner at the time of our last update.
Dirt Bike magazine is leaving their dirty work to the pros. They've enlisted the help of WORCS and EnduroCross racer Gary Sutherlin in their project build. The ex-Zip-Ty racer is calling on Ty Davis' expertise with 2011 Husqvarna suspension, and will be running Marzocchi forks.
After VitalMX's Bayo Olukotun wouldn't get off the CR125 at the Husqvarna Red Head Ride Day, inviting him to participate in the challenge was a no-brainer. Bayo is calling on Race Tech suspension and FMF exhaust to outfit the Vital steed, which will be piloted by amateur racer Andrew Silverstein. We smell a sleeper Cycle World's entry remains a bit of a wildcard. Off-road editor Ryan Dudek hasn't said who will be piloting the FMF-tuned CR144, but we have heard numerous reports of an infomercial celebrity racing for them. The stallion of healthy hair care himself, Chaz Dean, has been spotted test riding the Husqvarna two-stroke at local Southern California tracks. While these reports have yet to be confirmed, we expect to see Fall-Ginger-Pumpkin-scented tresses flowing behind the Cycle World entry in the 125 Pro race.
Motocross Action is another publication with their CR currently in the capable hands of Pro Circuit. We don't have details on the build, but heard John Basher asking Mitch Payton something about outfitting the rear fender with a baby seat. As for the rider, Dennis Stapleton is sharpening his clutch-fanning skills in the hopes of taking home a brand new CR125.
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A stuck horizontal stabilizer on a MD-80 would be very frightening indeed. I wouldn't be able to stop thinking about the horrific ASA-261 incident that also started with a stuck horizontal stabilizer.
They laid that one off to poor maintenance i.e., not lubing the HS enough. Not quite the same but wasn't that jackscrew found to be the culprit in those 737 crashes at Pittsburgh and in Colorado?
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I am not sure but i think that was the result of a jam of the main rudder power control unit. You hit RR it went left you hit LR it went right. Was due to ice in the hyd oil and other stuff. Check out Air Crash "Hidden Danger" on you tube worth look n at. As far as i know ther is still not back up for a jackscrew so if it pop's off your SOL.
10-4. I'll try and call that up on the tube when I get a chance
No..the poorly lubricated jack screw was what caused the Alaska MD-80 top crash..
The United and USAir 737 rudder hard over were caused theoretically by a jammed servo push/pull rod that is used to make rudder deflections one way or the the other...
Pitch trim run-a-way and jammed stabilizer are part of your flight sim training. Good checklist and CRM procedures are nessasary in the cockpit. Part 25 certified aircraft can fly with these malfunctions. A well trained crew can deal with it.
"Please accelerate the retirement of your aging fleet???"
You told me to settle down earlier so I dind't blow no O ring.lol. what's good for the old goose is good for the young gander.LOL
Yeah but my rings are still in production... What's going on with you?
Well, I went to Prescott AZ and back on Monday and to Liberal KS on Tuesday and have set on my butt the rest of the week. One of my newby's quit to go back down close to Houston, where him&wife are from. He said he got him a job as a line dog with United. Gonna do all their training thing and work a reserve board, for about 2 grand a year of what he had here and about 1/2 the benny's. Oh well!
I'll probabably find out tomorrow afternoon what we are doing next week.
Weird. Nothing in the Austin Staesman as you would expect and no link other than to a flight aware schedule. Links?
funny how i am not finding this incident noted on Aviation Hearld or any of the other aircraft incident reporting sites, or even one single news story. let's face it press eats up anything bad about American Airlines. I hate to say without documentation of the incident, I question it even happened. Furthermore, without any documentation of the incident out there, do I dare say we have another case of disgruntled staff or former staff trying to cause issues?
Considering I was on the flight I was quite suprised I didn't see it in the news either. We landed with 4 firetrucks waiting and escorted us to the gate once they cleared us. It was a smooth landing and the pilot confirmed that it was a landing WITH a jammed horizontal stabilizer..At that point we all clapped. Not a full flight but definitely others there.
I wouldn't disagree with you, BUT, on down in this thread are a couple of comments, one from someone on the filght and another noting that it is an item trained for and can be handled with good CRM and a well trained crew. That said, I have never had one jam on me but I daresay I don't think it would be any fun, regardless of who was in the cockpit. That said, why it is not published in the usual rag sheets I dunno.
I was on that flight and thank goodness for a terrific crew that landed us safely in Austin. We circled for about 25 minutes and then the pilot came on and told us the news. We prepared for emergency landing- removing heels, getting into crash landing position, and learning how to operate plane doors. It was terrifying but so very thankful for the crew. No thanks to the old TWA plane.
What's being an old TWA plane have to do with a mechanical??? You ever had a flat tire or dead battery in an old car???
I've had a jammed stabilizer an a 30 year old Learjet, it's a machine, it will break!!!
I have never had one but I can bet it wouldn't be any fun. You definitely need to know how to fly your plane cause all the checklists in the world probably wouldn't help you on that, let alone having time to read them.
The one I had a couple years ago, I could kinda laugh about now. The airplane kept climbing and there were guys above just getting out of our way. I looked down at the ocean as it was happening wondering if that day was going to be the day.
Obviously the guy above wanted me to suffer some more in 135, so I'm still here...
I guess it was better climbing than going down, at least for a bit, but like is asked below, how did you gt it down? Maybe you won't suffer too bad.LOL.
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Get all the pax to move in front og the CG to pitch down, then run to the back at 50' agl to pop the nose up for landing. lol
Dat oughta work.LOL
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A Notice of Intent for the following project submitted in accordance
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Company Name: PacifiCorp Energy
Location: PacifiCorp: Huntington Power Plant - P. O. Box 680,
Huntington, UT, Emery County
Project Description: PacifiCorp Energy submitted a Notice of Intent
requesting a modification to Approval Order (AO) DAQE-AN0102380021-10
for the addition of a new gypsum load-out conveyor. The load-out
conveyor will serve the Unit 1 scrubber upgrade and Unit 2 scrubber
installation previously permitted in AO's DAQE-AN0102380019-09 and
DAQE-AN0238012-05. The Huntington plant is a major source of air
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apply to this source. The Title V Operating Permit will be
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Enhanced AO. The Huntington plant is located in Emery County, which
is an attainment area for all pollutants. It is a major source of air
emissions. The only affected pollutant impacted by the proposed
gypsum load-out is particulate matter (PM10). The change in PM10 and
PM2.5 emissions, in tons per year, will change as follows: PM10 +
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The change in PM10 emission will result in the following, in tons per
year, totals for the Huntington plant: PM10 = 893.81, PM2.5 = 387.13,
NOx = 11,298.60, SO2 = 5,214.00, CO = 7,853.50, VOC = 74.50, Total
HAPs = 207.40, and CO2e = 8,995,956.90.
Established PALs for the plant include the Prevention of Significant
Deterioration significance level of 40 tons per year, and are set at
NOx = 11,396 tons/year and SO2 = 5,260 tons/year based on a 12-month
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The completed engineering evaluation and air quality impact analysis
showed that the proposed project meets the requirements of federal air
quality regulations and the State air quality rules. The Director
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Korean grocery chain H Mart has secured a deal to replace a Bayside Waldbaum's that is set to close in July, the Daily News has learned. It is the second property in Queens owned by the A&P supermarket chain that has hit the market in recent weeks, causing uncertainty and unease among neighbors. Read more: [New York Daily News]
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Five special-needs students were lucky to walk away with just cuts and bruises yesterday morning in Queens after a taxi blew a red light and hit their school bus, causing it to flip over, authorities said.The southbound cab met the westbound bus at 150th Street and 87th Street at 6:25 a.m. The kids, ages 4 to 11, were en route to Yeshiva HS and PS 80. They were treated at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. So was their driver, also for minor injuries. Read more: [New York Post]
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POTSDAM - What started as a class project has evolved into a day-long celebration of engineering organized by undergraduate students at Clarkson University. Engineering Day will take place from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at locations across campus. The event is free and open to the public.
The day will include a rocket launch, a series of speakers and a tennis ball accuracy contest using sling shots and targets from 11 a.m. to noon in Baghdad Field. There will also be SPEED team displays from noon to 1 p.m. in the Student Center Multi-purpose Rooms and an egg drop from 1 to 2 p.m. in the Center for Advanced Materials Processing building atrium, where students will design an apparatus to protect a raw egg, then drop it to test its durability.
A seven-foot-tall, 5 1/2- inch wide rocket designed to reach a mile high in altitude and equipped with a parachute, onboard cameras and a global positioning device will be launched between 2 and 4 p.m. in Baghdad Field on Baghdad Road, depending on weather conditions. Its the culmination of a years worth of work for Conor Cullinane and Matthew Kane, both senior aeronautical engineering majors.
They have designed a rocket with an internal control system that will guide its path once launched. The control system can auto-correct the rocket if it goes off-course. The pair received help from members of Clarksons roCKeT Division, which was started by Cullinane and Kane as part of Clarksons applied aerodynamics lab.
The other division members are Nathan Torkaman 13, a mechanical engineering major from Alfred; Dan Hoose 13, an electrical engineering major from Ballston Spa; and Elijah Kapas 13, a mechanical engineering major from Greenwich. The groups Web page and more information on the event can be found at http://www.clarkson.edu/rocketdivision.
Kane and Cullinanes senior project required hundreds of hours of work. They and the team combined their childhood interest in model rockets with the science and technical skills they had learned at Clarkson to make the rocket functional.
Because youre interested in the topic, you actually enjoy doing the work, said Kane, who grew up in Castle Creek, N.Y. Its a lot of work but were having fun.
The rocket launch was originally the only planned event, but the day has since evolved into a series of engineering events in order spur more interest in the Science, Engineering, Technology and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines among high school students, Kane said. St. Lawrence Central and Norwood-Norfolk students will travel to Clarkson to attend; community members are also welcome.
Cullinane, who grew up in Hampton, N.H., said he hoped the day would prompt more area high school students to pursue a STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) discipline in college and beyond.
We have the opportunity to pass our enthusiasm onto other young engineers, Cullinane said. We get to spread the opportunities that we have had to people who may not have had the opportunity to see this type of work before.
Cullinane and Kane had originally set out to write a paper for their senior research project, but wanted to take the experience to the next level. Their advisor, Associate Professor of Aeronautical Engineering Ken Visser, encouraged them to pursue their passion.
Its not about getting the answer in the back of the book. Its about getting the answers to problems that dont yet have an answer, Visser said. Thats the kind of innovation I think Clarkson does a good job of fostering. Its an opportunity for them to gain insight about what it means to be an aeronautical engineer.
Designing and building such a rocket will give the two invaluable experience as they prepare for graduate school — for Cullinane at MIT and for Kane at Notre Dame.
The opportunities we have are something most undergraduates dont ever have a chance to have, he said. Were going to be head and shoulders above people that have never had that opportunity before.
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