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LOWVILLE Lewis County legislators on Wednesday narrowly approved the long-discussed office building project.
Lawmakers voted 6-4 to go out to bid on a two-story, 45,000-square-foot building on outer Stowe Street, with Legislators Philip C. Hathway, R-Harrisville; Charles R. Fanning, R-Copenhagen; Paul M. Stanford, D-Watson, and John O. Boyd, D-New Bremen, opposed.
I just cant support doing this, Mr. Hathway said of the estimated $11 million project. I just think taxpayers are overwhelmed.
Mr. Fanning said the state and federal governments already engage in plenty of deficit spending.
Are we putting ourselves in the same boat? he said.
Project supporters suggested that putting up a new building would be the best long-term move by eliminating any lease-related constraints, consolidating county offices into a few major complexes rather than scattering them all over the village and using $4.5 million to $5 million in state Department of Social Services funding that would not be available for nonconstruction options.
However, county officials dont expect significant savings from eliminating rent, since a new building would increase maintenance costs.
We are here to make decisions for the county of Lewis for the long haul, said Legislator Richard C. Lucas, R-Barnes Corners.
Either way, the taxpayers will pay for this, said Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan.
Mr. Tabolt said he would rather hand the next generation a new building than a bunch of lease receipts and, possibly, remodeled buildings that dont really fit county space needs.
Buildings and Grounds Committee Chairman Jack T. Bush, R-Brantingham, also noted the roughly $800,000 spent on project design of the project over the past few years.
If we dont go down this path, were just throwing that money away, he said.
Lawmakers still could back away from the project if construction bids come in too high, Mr. Bush said.
Before the building decision, legislators voted 10-0 to rent space for the next couple of years in the Lowville Commons on South State Street for the Board of Elections and Office for the Aging and at the LeRoy Nichols Building at the Lewis County Fairgrounds for highway and solid waste administration.
Those offices now are housed in the former St. Peters Catholic School on Shady Avenue. However, the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services is moving forward with plans to lease and eventually buy that building.
The projected annual rent would be a little less than the $70,000 now paid for those offices in the former school, according to Mr. Bush.
Some legislators apparently were eyeing the purchase of the Commons as an alternative to new construction. However, a proposal that would have added a purchase option to the lease agreement failed by a 5-5 vote, with only Mr. Boyd, Mr. Stanford, Mr. Fanning, Mr. Hathway and Legislator William J. Burke, R-West Lowville, in favor. Six votes are needed on the 10-member Legislature.
Right after the legislators meeting, the Buildings and Grounds Committee met with village and town representatives.
Village Municipal Board Chairman Rick L. Nortz said the limits on water allocations and water pressure were adequate for the project and should not affect the plans.
Our concern is primarily on the sewer side, he said.
Except for some newer pipes on outer Stowe Street near the county jail, the streets sewer pipes are original and have never had reconstruction.
To verify their condition, Bernier, Carr & Associates, Watertown, is seeking proposals to inspect the pipes with a video camera, with grant funding possible for any needed repair work.
County officials plan to ask the state Department of Transportation to conduct a traffic study on Stowe Street, as well as nearby roads that may be used as alternative routes to the building.
An engineering study completed in 2008 determined repairs to the street would cost more than $600,000.
Though the village board has not discussed specific requests for financial assistance from the county, Trustee Joseph G. Beagle said he would be content with the county picking up 75 percent of those costs.
If we dont build the building, what are the issues you will have to address? Mr. Burke asked.
The same ones, Mayor Donna M. Smith answered.
However, she noted that a new county building would add to the already large amount of tax-exempt properties in the village.
I feel the village is subsidizing the county, Mr. Beagle said.
Unfortunately, we dont get windmill money. We dont get sales tax revenue, Mrs. Smith said. We rely just on our taxpayers.
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Throughout Jean A. Bilows time at the Jefferson County Public Health Service, she has seen both the agency and the health-care industry evolve to focus on prevention and keeping people healthy.
Now, after dedicating most of her life to health care and the past 38 years to the agency, she will retire as the agencys executive director Feb. 28.
When I look back in public health, much has been accomplished, and much still needs to be accomplished, she said.
Ms. Bilow began her career as a public health nurse in 1975, when the agency was known as Jefferson County Public Health Nursing Services. In the 1970s, she said, programs were nurse-centered.
Although Ms. Bilow said she intended to use her nursing degree and masters degree in community health and health education to become a school nurse, she quickly found the public health nurse job to be a perfect fit.
By 1976 she was promoted to assistant supervising public health nurse, and then supervising public health nurse in 1979.
The more involved she became with managing Jefferson Countys public health agency, the more she was entrusted with leading it. Ms. Bilow held other titles such as interim director of patient services and director of patient services before being appointed director of public health in 1987.
There was such growth in programs in the 1980s that to have a director of patient services and the administration became a large workload, Ms. Bilow said.
After the state required public health agencies to conduct community health assessments in order to receive public health state aid in 1986, the state also required each county public health agency to have a full-time director of public health.
Some of the biggest changes Ive seen would be the expansion of home health care, Ms. Bilow said. Its become very important, particularly for local departments, because as populations have aged, individuals have more chronic diseases. Hospitals also discharge patients earlier than prior years.
She said home health care represents about 70 percent of the departments workload.
While there has been a large focus on preventive efforts in the past few years, Ms. Bilow said that push really began in the early 1990s when anti-tobacco efforts became a public health priority. Jefferson County Public Health Nursing Services then created what Ms. Bilow calls a health promotion unit, where nutrition, physical activity, work site wellness and other programs were promoted.
As that unit formed, so did the opportunity for grants to support the growth in services.
Health promotion continues today, although theres not the same number of dollars and grants available, she said. It does make a difference to the citizens of Jefferson County.
As the department progressed, its name changed to Jefferson County Public Health Service because programs no longer were specific to nursing. Jefferson County residents were becoming educated on health, and in the 2000s, county health plans were developed.
With all of the changes throughout the past few decades, the budget has gone from $633,000 in 1981 to $8.3 million in 2013. In the late 1980s, there were 41 direct and contractual employees, and now there are about 200. Clinic visits also jumped from 3,700 in 1981 to a projected 6,500 for 2013.
Ms. Bilow has managed outbreaks of meningitis, H1N1 influenza and pertussis.
The next goal for the health service is working toward accreditation, she said.
While her initial retirement plans are to take a break for about six months, Ms. Bilow said she plans to reach out into the community by years end to explore potential employment options.
Ms. Bilow came from Chateaugay, Franklin County, before she relocated to Watertown in 1975.
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To the extent not prohibited by other law, the Comptroller of the Currency, the Director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System shall make available to the Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission any data in the possession of any such banking agency that the antitrust agency deems necessary for antitrust review of any transaction requiring notice to any such antitrust agency or the approval of such agency under section 1842 or 1843 of this title, section 1828 (c) of this title, the National Bank Consolidation and Merger Act [12 U.S.C. 215 et seq.], section 1467a of this title, or the antitrust laws.
(b) Confidentiality requirements
(1) In general
Any information or material obtained by any agency pursuant to subsection (a) of this section shall be treated as confidential.
(2) Procedures for disclosure
If any information or material obtained by any agency pursuant to subsection (a) of this section is proposed to be disclosed to a third party, written notice of such disclosure shall first be provided to the agency from which such information or material was obtained and an opportunity shall be given to such agency to oppose or limit the proposed disclosure.
(3) Other privileges not waived by disclosure under this section
The provision by any Federal agency of any information or material pursuant to subsection (a) of this section to another agency shall not constitute a waiver, or otherwise affect, any privilege any agency or person may claim with respect to such information under Federal or State law.
(c) Banking agency information sharing
The provisions of subsection (b) of this section shall apply to—
(1) any information or material obtained by any Federal banking agency (as defined in section 1813 (z) of this title) from any other Federal banking agency; and
Source(Pub. L. 106–102, title I, § 132,Nov. 12, 1999, 113 Stat. 1382.)
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CANTON Massenas Brady Condlin was selected as the Liberty Leagues mens basketball performer of the week after his outings over three games last week.
Condlin, a sophomore at St. Lawrence University, averaged 24 points and 9.7 rebounds during games against Clarkson University and Vassar and Bard colleges. He scored a career-high 31 points in the Saints double overtime loss to Vassar.
Clarksons John Coleman was named to the weekly honor roll. In womens basketball, Clarksons Leighann Tomita was named to the honor roll.
In mens swimming, St. Lawrences Matt Bauer won rookie of the week honors for the men, and St. Lawrences Alana Blackburn was rookie of the week for the women. Samantha Moffitt reached the honor roll for SLU.
In indoor track and field, Mike Scott of St. Lawrence was selected field performer of the week and SLUs Vince Maniscalco rookie of the week for the men. Ella Martin of St. Lawrence won rookie of the week honors. Eliza Bell of SLU was named to the honor roll.
In squash, SLUs Ibrahim Khan received performer of the week honors.
n Potsdams John Coleman was named an Academic All-American for the 2012-13 year, making the District 3 first team. Coleman, who plays for Clarkson and holds a 4.0 grade-point average in mathematics, is the first Clarkson mens basketball player to receive the honor in 10 years.
n Former Watertown High School swimmer Justin Ongkingco won the 100-yard breaststroke and participated on the winning 200 medley relay as SUNY Geneseo won its final dual meet of the season, beating Buffalo State 131-124 Sunday in Amherst.
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Beautiful bathroom. Attentive staff. Nice jacuzzi.
This place is just a gem. It was spotless. ALL the staff were very friendly and helpful. Modern/updated. Great room. Free Bikes (didn't get to use). Free Airport Shuttle. Cozy little bar w/ Free Wifi. Great prices. It was the perfect place to end our stay in NZ.
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the chech out time should be little late.It would have better if the breakfast was complimentery.
The staff was exceptional. Everyone. They should be used as an example for all customer service. It's a great place to stay, my favorite by far in Auckland.
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Harper's words proved prophetic during the first four years of competition at the venue. Dartmouth won four Rolfe Division titles and two Ivy League crowns while boasting a 55-7 record on its home field, including a stretch of 28 consecutive victories, the second longest home winning streak in the program's history.
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Anne M Vodnick, 94, passed away Oct. 4, 2012 in Colville.
She was born on July 22, 1918 in Eveleth, MN, the daughter of John and Katrina (Scrabec) Kotnick.
Anne was raised and attended school in the Eveleth area and continued to live there until she moved to Seattle in 1944. In June 1945, she married Joseph Vodnick and together they were blessed with 35 years of marriage. Anne moved to Colville in 2006.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Joe; brothers, John Kotnick, Stanley Kotnick Antone Kotnick, Frank Kotnick, Joseph Kotnick and sister, Katherine Smith.
Anne is survived by her son, Joseph Vodnick and his wife Penny, Rice; sister Mary Lavigne, Virginia, MN; grand-daughter, Sara Vodnick, Shoreview, MN; great-grandson, Austin Kowarsch, Kelsey, MN; step-grandson, Justin Davis, Monroe; step-great-grandson, Callis Davis, Monroe.
A private family committal service will be held Oct. 10 at the Calvary Cemetery in Seattle.
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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Due to wet field conditions the doubleheader between Lipscomb and Middle Tennessee State has been changed to a single game.
The new game time is 6 p.m. at the Blue Raider Softball Field.
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2013 NCAA Tournament - 2nd Round
Dec. 7 6:30 pm Creighton at #23 Kansas Lawrence, Kan. (Allen Fieldhouse)
Next Match
Creighton Volleyball (23-8) seeks its first Sweet 16 bid in program history when it takes on No. 14 Kansas (24-7) on Saturday evening at Allen Fieldhouse (16,300) in Lawrence, Kan. First serve is set for 6:30 pm.
At stake is a berth to the Los Angeles Regional.
Radio Information
Today's match will not air on radio in Omaha.
Video Webcast Information
Saturday's match will have free video via ESPN3.com. Video webcasts can be found at KUathletics.com, with links to Creighton matches available at GoCreighton.com.
Live Stats Information
Saturday's NCAA Tournament matche will have free live stats.Visit GoCreighton.com and click on the Live Stats tab on the top of the page for the exact link to the match.
Scouting Creighton
Creighton enters Saturday with a 23-8 record after finishing second in the BIG EAST in both regular-season and conference tournament play.
The Bluejays started the fall 9-3 against one of the nation's most challenging non-conference schedules, and own five wins against teams that have been ranked this season (BYU, Marquette, Kansas, Cal State Northridge and Wichita State). Creighton's success and schedule combined have the Bluejays ranked 16th in this week's official NCAA RPI rankings.
Creighton had a pair of juniors earn First Team All-BIG EAST acclaim this fall, MB
Kelli Browning
(2.46 kps., 1.52 bps., .327%) and OH
Leah McNary
(3.06 kps.).
Earning a second-team all-conference nod was S
Michelle Sicner
(10.02 aps., 1.46 kps., 0.96 bps.), who was named AVCA National Player of the Week on Oct. 15th and has five hitters to choose from that average at least 1.65 kills per set.
A pair of freshmen play a huge role, as OH
Jess Bird
(2.46 kps., 2.80 dps.) and MB Lauren Smith (2.21 kps., 1.17 bps.) have started all but one match this season and continue to improve.
The defense is paced by sophomore libero
Kate Elman
(4.13 kps.), who owns the team lead with 24 aces.
Creighton averages 13.51 kills, 1.00 aces, 15.71 digs and 3.06 blocks per set while hitting .221 as a team.
Scouting No. 23 Kansas
Kansas is 24-7 on the season and went 12-4 in Big 12 play to earn the No. 14 seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Jayhawks defeated Wichita State in four sets last night.
All-American Caroline Jarmoc (4.01 kps., 1.18 bps.) leads the Jayhawks with 366 kills and 139 blocks, while also hitting a stout .323. Omaha native Sara McClinton averages a team-high 3.36 kills per set, while Papillion native Chelsea Albers is third on the team with 2.88 kills per set and 0.96 blocks per set. All three women were named First Team All-Big 12.
Freshman Tayler Soucie had 12 blocks earlier this year against Creighton and leads the team with 1.22 blocks per set.
Brianne Riley (4.46 dps.) leads the team in digs, while Big 12 Setter of the Year Erin McNorton (12.18 aps.) directs the offense and ranks fourth nationally in assists per set.
As a team, Kansas averages 14.47 kills, 15.50 digs, 2.58 blocks and 0.97 aces per set on .260 hitting.
The Coaches
Creighton is coached by Kirsten Bernthal Booth (Truman State, 1997), who owns a 210-127 record in her 11th season with the Bluejays. She became the program's all-time winningest coach on Aug. 25, 2007 with a 3-0 win over Stephen F. Austin, joined the 100-win club with an Oct. 31, 2008 win at Drake and the 200-win club with a Oct. 18 win vs. Xavier.
She was named the 2010 CVU.com National Coach of the Year after leading Creighton to the second round during its first NCAA Tournament appearance, and named the CaptainU College Coach of the Year in 2012 following another run to the second round of the NCAA's.
Last season, Booth helped Creighton move into the top-25 for the first time in program history while also leading the team to a program-record 29 wins and first-ever MVC regular-season and tournament titles. For her efforts, she was named 2012 MVC Coach of the Year.
Booth came to Creighton after going 112-41 in three years at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. A native of Lincoln, Neb., Booth played volleyball at Truman State, where she was named conference MVP, an Academic All-American and Missouri's 1997 NCAA Woman of the Year. She ranked third in Division II history with 6,077 assists when she graduated.
Booth is helped by assistant coaches
Tom Mendoza
Angie Oxley Behrens
and volunteer assistant Amanda (Gates) Sjuts.
Kansas is coached by Ray Bechard, who is 272-216 in his 16th year at the school, and 989-276 in 29 years overall as a head coach. He's assisted by Laura Kuhn, Todd Chamberlain and Wendel Camargo.
Series History vs. Kansas
Kansas has won five of six matches against Creighton since CU reinstituted volleyball in 1994, claiming victories in 2002 (3-0 in Omaha), 2003 (3-0 in Lawrence), 2009 (3-1 in Lawrence), 2010 (3-1 in Omaha) and 2012 (3-2 in Lawrence). Creighton snapped that streak on September 10th, however, beating the Jayhawks in four sets in Omaha, behind 15 kills on .400 hitting from
Kelli Browning
Last season in Lawrence, Kansas won the first two sets and Creighton won the next two sets before KU won the fifth frame, 15-13.
Kelli Browning
had 15 kills and 11 blocks in the contest for CU, while Caroline Jarmoc had 22 kills and Brianne Riley 33 digs for the Jayhawks.
Creighton head coach
Kirsten Bernthal Booth
is 1-4 against Kansas and Ray Bechard.
With A Win on Saturday...
-Creighton would improve to 4-2 all-time in the NCAA Tournament, and reach its first Sweet 16 bid.
-Creighton would improve to 2-5 all-time against Kansas with its second straight win over the Jayhawks.
-Creighton would improve to 24-8 on the fall with its ninth victory in the past 11 contests.
-Creighton's 24 wins would be second-most in school history, trailing only the 29 victories by last year's club.
NCAA Tournament History
Creighton is making its third NCAA Tournament appearance in history this weekend. The Bluejays went 1-1 in its maiden voyage in 2010 and again 1-1 in 2012. All those matches were played in Minneapolis, Minn.
In 2010, Creighton topped No. 16 Iowa State (27-25, 16-25, 25-23, 19-25, 15-11) in the first round before falling to No. 12 Minnesota (25-19, 30-28, 25-20) in the second round the following evening.
In 2012, Creighton swept Marquette (25-22, 25-23, 28-26) before falling to No. 11 Minnesota (25-20, 17-25, 25-23, 25-17) in the second round the following evening.
All told, Creighton is 3-2 in program history in NCAA play, with each match coming under
Kirsten Bernthal Booth
's direction.
vs. Common Opponents
Creighton and Kansas own three common opponents this season, Bowling Green, Arkansas and Denver.
Creighton went 3-0 against those teams, while Kansas was 3-1.
Opponent CU Result KU Result
Bowling Green W 3-0 W 3-2
Denver W 3-2 W 3-1
Arkansas W 3-1 W 3-2
Creighton had a couple of season-highs in last night's win over Arkansas.
Ashley Jansen
's 16 digs were one more than her previous high in 2013.
Kelli Browning
tied a season-high with 15 kills and had season-highs with 11 blocks and .522 hitting.
Jess Bird
tied a season-high with five blocks.
What Can Browning Do For You
Kelli Browning
continued her career-long trend of stepping up in the postseason, posting 15 kills and 11 blocks on .522 hitting last night.
Last season Browning hit .528 in two NCAA Tourney matches, collecting 21 kills and nine blocks in seven sets.
For her career, Browning now averages 3.27 kills and 1.82 blocks per set on .525 hitting.
Second Round Stopping Points
Creighton is appearing in the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the third time in four years, but still seeking its first Sweet 16 bid.
The Bluejays were swept in three close sets at Minnesota in 2010.
Last season, Creighton and Minnesota were tied at one set each when CU could not maintain a 17-10 third set lead in an eventual four set loss.
Second Straight Second Round
Creighton and Kansas are among 17 teams (not including Kentucky and Michigan State, who are weather delayed in Lexington) to win a first round match each of the past two years.
That list, alphabetically, includes BYU, Creighton, Florida, Florida State, Hawaii, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Stanford, Texas, Texas A&M, USC and Washington.
One of Eight
Only eight programs in history have won at least one match in every NCAA Tournament appearance it has ever made, a group that includes Auburn, Creighton, Florida, Stanford, St. John's, Texas, TCU and Virginia Tech.
Of those eight schools, only half (Creighton, Florida, Stanford, Texas) are in the 2013 Tournament.
At Least 1 NCAA Tourney Win, Every Trip
App. School This Year?
33 Stanford Hampton
30 Texas Texas State
24 Florida Jacksonville
3 Creighton vs. Arkansas
2 St. John's DNQ
1 Auburn DNQ
1 Virginia Tech DNQ
Upsets Possible?
Since the NCAA went to sideout scoring in 2001, the No. 14 national seed has advanced to the Sweet 16 in just seven of 12 seasons, and only once in the past four tournaments.
Among the "upsets" in recent years are Ohio State over Tennessee in 2011, Ohio State over Dayton in 2010, Kentucky over Oregon in 2009, Michigan over Colorado State in 2007 and Miami (Fla.) over Wisconsin in 2002.
This year Kansas is the national No. 14 seed.
Already this year, No. 5 national seed Florida lost a second-round home match to Florida State.
Strong League
Only two leagues sent multiple teams to the NCAA Tournament and finished unbeaten in the opening round, the BIG EAST and the West Coast Conference.
Creighton (beat Arkansas) and Marquette (beat Louisville) helped the BIG EAST to a 2-0 mark, while BYU (beat Arizona State) and San Diego (beat UCSB) helped the WCC go unbeaten.
Winner Heads Where?
The winner of Saturday's match will advance to play in the Los Angeles Regional next weekend, hosted by USC.
The first match would be next Friday (Dec. 13) against the winner of the Seattle subregional that features Washington against LSU tonight. One contest would be at 7 pm Central, and the second contest at 9 pm Central and air on ESPN3.
Saturday's (Dec. 14) Regional final is set for 10:30 pm Central and will air on ESPNU.
Facts About The Lawrence Bracket
It's not just a cliche to say that anyone can come out of the four-team bracket of evenly-matched teams in Lawrence.
The quartet of Arkansas, Creighton, Kansas and Wichita State is nation's only four-team sub-regional that contains four teams with an RPI of 36 or better.
The Lawrence sub-regional is also the nation's only quartet of teams without a team in the top-20 of this week's AVCA poll.
A Nebraska Flavor
The state of Nebraska annually is among the national leaders for volleyball players per capita, and this weekend's tournament will help prove that fact.
Kansas has three Nebraska natives, while Creighton has six natives from the state, including four regular starters.
KU's roster includes Papillion native Chelsea Albers, Omaha's Sara McClinton and Lincoln's Maggie Anderson. Albers and McClinton were both named First Team All-Big 12.
Albers attended Papillion-La Vista High School, McClinton attended Millard North High School, and Anderson went to Lincoln Southwest High School.
While at Millard North, McClinton was a teammate of current Creighton setter
Michelle Sicner
. Sicner was a Second-Team All-BIG EAST choice.
Set 1 Result = Match Result
Creighton is 176-20 overall under
Kirsten Bernthal Booth
when it wins set one. In that same time span, CU is just 34-107 under Booth when it drops the first set.
Creighton has also won 34 home straight contests when winning the first set.
Creighton went 24-1 last season when winning the opening set of a match. The season-ending loss to Minnesota was the first time all season that it lost after leading a match after any completed set.
This year's team is 23-2 when leading in sets played at any point of a match.
Yesterday's comeback improved Creighton to 7-6 this year when dropping the first set.
Jays vs. Ranked Teams
Creighton's win over No. 13 BYU on Aug. 30 marked the team's third win over a ranked foe in the last five seasons. The Jays defeated No. 25 Wichita State in 2009 and No. 16 Iowa State in 2010. The victory over BYU was the highest-ranked team that Creighton has ever beaten.
Creighton is 3-51 all-time against ranked schools (3-35 under
Kirsten Bernthal Booth
), and 0-18 vs. top-10 clubs. That includes an 0-26 road record, 1-18 at home and 2-7 at neutral sites.
Kansas is ranked 23rd nationally.
Creighton vs. Ranked Teams All-Time
Date Opponent Result
09/01/98 at #5 Nebraska L 0-3
09/04/98 vs. #19 Texas A&M (@Pacific) L 0-3
09/05/98 at #11 Pacific L 0-3
09/14/99 at #24 Kansas State L 0-3
10/16/99 #19 Northern Iowa L 0-3
09/08/00 at #6 Hawai'i L 0-3
10/03/00 at #1 Nebraska L 0-3
09/08/01 at #24 Santa Clara L 1-3
09/09/01 vs. #13 UC Santa Barbara (at Santa Clara) L 0-3
09/25/01 at #1 Nebraska L 0-3
10/13/01 #16 Northern Iowa L 0-3
11/09/01 at #18 Northern Iowa L 0-3
09/06/02 vs. #13 Pacific (at Columbia, S.C.) L 0-3
09/21/02 at #7 Northern Iowa L 1-3
09/29/02 at #5 Nebraska L 0-3
10/18/02 #10 Northern Iowa L 0-3
10/04/03 at #10 Northern Iowa L 1-3
11/01/03 #12 Northern Iowa L 1-3
10/10/04 vs. #5 Nebraska (North Platte, Neb.) L 0-3
09/06/05 at #24 Kansas State L 0-3
09/10/05 vs. #3 Stanford (Boulder, Colo.) L 0-3
10/11/05 at #1 Nebraska L 0-3
10/29/05 at #25 Wichita State L 1-3
09/24/06 #1 Nebraska L 1-3
08/31/07 at #1 Nebraska L 0-3
09/02/07 #18 Cal Poly L 0-3
09/15/07 at #13 Minnesota L 1-3
11/10/07 at #24 Wichita State L 0-3
08/29/08 #16 Minnesota L 0-3
09/27/08 #14 Wichita State L 1-3
10/05/08 #2 Nebraska L 0-3
10/24/08 at #12 Wichita State L 0-3
08/29/09 #10 Illinois L 0-3
09/01/09 at #6 Nebraska L 0-3
10/02/09 #25 Wichita State W 3-1
11/10/09 #20 Saint Louis L 0-3
11/20/09 at #21 Northern Iowa L 1-3
11/27/09 #20 Northern Iowa L 0-3
09/01/10 #7 Nebraska L 0-3
09/24/10 #16 Northern Iowa L 1-3
10/23/10 at #14 Northern Iowa L 0-3
11/27/10 at #11 Northern Iowa L 1-3
12/03/10 vs. #16 Iowa State (Minneapolis) W 3-2
12/04/10 at #12 Minnesota L 0-3
09/08/11 at #11 Nebraska L 0-3
10/15/11 #12 Northern Iowa L 0-3
11/11/11 at #12 Northern Iowa L 1-3
09/01/12 #21 Kansas State L 0-3
12/01/12 at #11 Minnesota L 1-3
08/30/13 vs. #13 BYU (Bowling Green, Ohio) W 3-1
09/14/13 vs. #11 UCLA (Denver, Colo) L 1-3
09/20/13 vs. #7 Hawai'i (Wichita, Kan.) L 2-3
11/30/13 #24 Marquette L 1-3
Double-Double Tandem
Michelle Sicner
Kelli Browning
turned in double-doubles last night.
Sicner had 45 assists and 10 digs for her team-high 17th double-double of the season, and 24th of her career.
Browning had 15 kills and 11 blocks for her second double-double of the fall and seventh in her career. Her eight career matches with 10 or more blocks is a school record.
Dig This!
Kate Elman
owns double-digit digs in each of her last 22 matches, a streak that started on Sept. 20th.
With 24 digs vs. Xavier last Friday, Elman became the first player in Creighton history with multiple double-digit dig streaks of 20 or longer in her career.
The school record streak is 43, set by Janeen Piller nearly a decade ago.
Consecutive Matches, 10 or More Digs
43 Janeen Piller, Oct. 10, 2003-Nov. 26, 2004
Kate Elman
, Aug. 24 - Nov. 30, 2012
27 Bianca Rivera, Aug. 24-Nov. 9, 2007
Julianne Mandolfo
, Sept. 9-Nov. 24, 2011
Kate Elman
, Sept. 20, 2013 - Present
19 Bianca Rivera, Sept. 20-Nov. 28, 2008
Browning For The Block
Kelli Browning
owns 178 blocks this season, second-most in Creighton history. Last year she set a CU record with 204 rejections, which tied for the national lead.
Total Blocks, Season
Name Sets BS BA Tot. Year
Kelli Browning
124 15 189 204 2012
Kelli Browning
117 18 160 178 2013
3. Ashley Williams 115 27 143 170 2003
4. Jessica Houts 115 12 154 166 2009
5. Jessica Houts 116 23 123 146 2006
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Perfect setup and i feel confident in leaving for days on end without worry. perfect By david on 2/20/2012 david would recommend this product to a friend this is truly a set it and forget ato. just wish i had purchased it a lot sooner Great product By Frank on 2/1/2012 Frank would recommend this product to a friend The build quality was very good ad the factory support has been great too. I will soon be adding another Tunze 3155 to one of my other tanks About perfect By Bill on 1/31/2012 Bill would recommend this product to a friend Well constructed with magnets that will hold it wherever you want. Works well in a RSM 130D. Worth the extra cash By JOEL on 1/29/2012 JOEL would recommend this product to a friend Although this product is one of the more expensive top-off systems, you have so much already invested that it is nice not to rely solely on float switches and flood your house. Worth the extra cash in my opinion. Does the job By Aaron on 1/20/2012 Aaron would recommend this product to a friend Overall it is a great product. I have not experienced any malfunctions and the holder for the float switch and eye is very convenient. It does what it is supposed to do. However, I do have a few complaints. 1) The pump automatically pumps about a cup of water each time the pump is turned off. That means, if you dose kalk with your ATO as I do and your APEX turn the pump off because the pH is too high, as soon as it turns back on it pumps more high pH into the tank. Not a good feature. I'm sure it's to maintain constant flow through the tubing after it has been resting, but a manual button for this would be better 2) When the ATO alarm goes off, the only way to turn it off is to power down the ATO. Which means when you turn it back on, AGAGIN, it pumps more water into your tank. A button for this would also be better. 3) Eh...I guess it could be a little more attractive. Kind of an ugly black box. The ATO to get By Jason on 1/18/2012 Jason would recommend this product to a friend Finally got around to setting this up yesterday and it was easy as cake. 5 minutes out of the box and rolling. Everything you need for easy, dependability, and redundancy - could not have asked for a better ATO. Must have. ATO By TUBBY on 1/16/2012 TUBBY would recommend this product to a friend GOT THIS ATO A WHILE BACK, JUST WANTED TO TEST IT OUT BEFORE I POSTED A REVIEW..."IT'S A WINNER" LOVE THIS ATO UNIT. VERY ACCURATE - ALSO LOVE THE MAGNET DESIGN. I ALSO PURCHASE A SPARE PUMP, IN THIS HOBBY YOU NEVER KNOW WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN. AT LEAST WHEN IT DOES HAPPEN , I'LL HAVE A SPARE. Makes topping off easy By Richard on 12/28/2011 Richard would recommend this product to a friend definitely worth getting easy to set up, keeps water level perfect, no problems great product a must have By james on 12/6/2011 james would recommend this product to a friend the tunze osmolater is a must have for any lazy reefer lol, it keeps the salinity at a set point where you want it i love it & i got it for a cheap price on black friday.. Perfect By Jose Manuel on 11/24/2011 Jose Manuel would recommend this product to a friend Does the job perfectly. my water level is always constant, alarm has never gone off. Great ATO By Frank on 11/23/2011 Frank would recommend this product to a friend Keeps the warter right where i want it. i just wish i would of got this one a long time ago over all By Robert on 10/31/2011 Robert would recommend this product to a friend I was a little skeptical after the instructions stated that this pump was not meant to handle large tanks. Let's just say the pump works fine for my 370 gal. I have the ATO dripping into the sump and don't take long for the water level to stabilize. I love this product; it keeps my skimmer stable and saves me a numerous trips of dumping water in tank. Best ATO on the Market! By Adam on 10/20/2011 Adam would recommend this product to a friend This ATO has saved me from carrying heavy 5 Gal buckets back and forth across the house, and the two different sensor technologies give me a sense of security when it come to functioning properly and not becoming being stuck in the on position and overdosing kalk! A quality top off unit. By Bob on 10/18/2011 Bob would recommend this product to a friend I found this top off unit easy to set up and comes with everything you need(no extra pump or valve needed). I would highly suggest this product as the first choice. The only drawback I found is when installing the magnet sensor mount in the tank (instead of a sump) I found the trim along the top of the tank will stop the outer magnet from going as high up on the tank as I wanted but, the remedy is as easy as a clamp or tank silicone adhesive. I am using an old 5 gallon salt bucket for my top off water. I added a float valve and enough 1/4" line to reach the RO/DI system in the basement so I dont have to hall the top off water up 2 flights of stairs to fill the bucket. I installed a ball valve on this line and only turn it on when the bucket needs to be filled. Works great! Some problems to begin with -- resolved now By ShawnCC on 9/28/2011 ShawnCC would recommend this product to a friend I had some problems with this unit right off the bat... Firstly, the pump didn't seem to be pumping anything. After several minutes of running (as evidenced by the whining noise), still no water was coming out. The ATO reservoir sits right beside the sump, so it only has to pump a few feet, and with about 14 inches of head. Finally, I primed the line using the age-old sucking technique, and from that point on it seems to be working. The next, and bigger, problem was that the float switch, which is supposed to be the safety backup, was not working at all. Regardless of whether I lifted it manually or submerged it, no alarms would sound and the ATO kept pumping away. I contacted Roger at Tunze on their support forum at ReefCentral, and he confirmed that the magnets inside the float switch bracket were installed (by the factory) upside down. They are supposed to be at the bottom of the bracket, but these ones were at the top. Becuase the float switch itself operates on magnetic principles, the mis-aligned magnetic field was interfering with the switch, causing it to fail. After a botched attempt at fixing it myself, Roger is sending me a replacement bracket. No hassles--just a simple replacement. The Osmolator and I still have yet to build a trust relationship. I've decided to plug it into one of my Apex controller's switched outlets, with yet another float switch (monitored by Apex). This way, the Apex can also kill the power to the top off if it detects levels getting too high. Redundancy is key. The only other gripes I have with it, as other people have mentioned, are that it automatically runs the pump for several seconds when initially powered up (why?) and that the pump itself has a high-pitched shrill whiney sound to it, so it can easily be heard from outside the stand when it's running. In general, after much manual testing of the optical eye sensor, I would say that it works quite well, and I am pleased with it. The price is hard to swallow, but I rent my apartment and it has hardwood floors, so I'm willing to take all precautions necessary to prevent overflow disasters. Tunze customer service (Roger) has been very responsive, so in that regard, I give them (him) an A++. perfect By illya on 7/10/2011 illya would recommend this product to a friend This is a very nice ATO that keeps the level of water right where you want it. It saves me about 15 min a day at least from manually having to refill my sump, that's a lot of time saved after a while. well worth the cost, quality unit and you can tell a whole lot of thought went into this unit. Only one flaw By Carol on 7/7/2011 Carol would recommend this product to a friend Love this system but the only flaw is the pump does not last, after 3 months it starts to drips after pump is off and sometime its a non stop drip. I'm on my 3 pump now and the system is only 9 months old. But other than that its a great ATO sytem, I just keep a extra pump now. Great product By Craig on 7/2/2011 Craig would recommend this product to a friend I just ordered my second Osmolator as the control module of my first one just died after 3 years. I didn't consider buying any other ATO system as this thing worked perfectly until it went out. The Osmolator is so precise at maintaining water level which is essential for growing healthy coral. Awesome auto top off unit. By Dirtman on 4/30/2011 Dirtman would recommend this product to a friend I like to have my 90 gallon reef tank as full as possible so it took a little time to adjust the over flow shutoff switch to the correct level. Once the sensors were adjusted to the correct height it has worked flawlessly. I'm very pleased with the Tunze 3155 Osmolator. It's worth its weight in gold. Good but flaws By steven on 4/11/2011 steven wouldn't recommend this product to a friend This is a good product that works but has some flaws: 1. Every time the unit loses power or is unplugged and plugged in again, it will start pumping water for 10-15 seconds even if you are at the correct level or above. 2. There is an alarm to signial too much water. It's loud and can not be disabled unless you take the unit apart and move a jumper. 3. The eye didn't work correctly out of the box. I had to wet it and rub it with a clean cloth vigorously to get it to function. Once cleaned it worked. I question it's long term reliability. Kinda wish I went with the JBJ ATO and saved 100 bucks. excellent product By bblinks on 4/9/2011 bblinks would recommend this product to a friend Great product, set it and forget it. This product will make your life a lot easier. Peace of Mind By Tim on 3/27/2011 Tim would recommend this product to a friend I purchased this product to go with a Kalk stirrer I recently purchased from BRS. I had watched the videos from the knowledgeable staff at BRS. 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Virgo is a complex sign which takes some thinking about, because, although it is an earth sign, it is also mutable and has Mercury as its ruler. The constellation of Virgo is that of the original archetypal great goddess before she was split into the many different aspects of the feminine. Ultimately the great goddess is virgin, which means self-contained, 'complete and whole unto herself'. This is a description of mother earth, the feminine aspect of the life force itself, which doesn't need anything or anyone else to complete it. Another aspect of the feminine life force is Sophia, the archaic goddess of wisdom, who is said to have existed before the emergence of any male deities.
The Mercury ruler of Virgo describes the intelligent and analytical nature of this sign, but as an earth sign, this intelligence is used in a practical way, working with matter and substance in order to perfect and heal it. From this point of view, Virgo is concerned with the maintenance and perfection of the body, through diet, routine and healing practices. Equally, Virgo is the sign of all practical crafts devoted to creating something workable which is also useful, beautiful and refined. Virgo rules all rituals, and bringing to perfection the rituals of work and of the body are a feature of this sign. There is a strong mythic connection between the Mercury which rules Virgo and the god Thoth, the Egyptian Hermes, who taught all the practical skills and crafts to mankind, such as writing and medicine. Virgo is also the sign of the alchemist, whose task is to purify, refine and perfect base material.
Audience: Wasn't Thoth the scribe?
Clare: Yes. He was the inventor of language and of writing and functioned as the scribe, or record keeper of the gods. This is the difference between the Mercury which rules Gemini, which is the messenger of the gods, and the Mercury which rules Virgo, which is the scribe of the gods - a more earthy, practical figure. The function of record keeping gives us some important clues about Virgo. There is a sort of ritual about record keeping, isn't there? It has a pleasure of its own. If you are wired in this particular way, the construction of neat columns of figures can be particularly satisfying, as can the feeling of creating order out of chaos, sorting the wheat from the chaff.
Virgos like things to be categorised and classified in an orderly way. They will usually have all their books in alphabetical order and know exactly where to find something in a drawer. Virgos are masters of practical common sense. Without this sign in the zodiac, there would be no order or attention to detail and none of us would be able to find anything. Virgo is modest and self effacing, at its best when it being useful, attending to the small things of life. Virgos tend to have a horror of carelessness and crassness, and a remarkable ability to spot an error or even a chip in a cup at fifty yards.
Audience: I can certainly relate to that.
Clare: I think the point is that Virgo can be really offended by imperfections, which they notice more than any other sign. They can also be more distressed by chaos and mess than other signs, which is what motivates them to sort and clean. If we imagine the scene at a party to which fire and earth signs have been invited, it is likely to be the Virgos who are going round cleaning the ashtrays or in the kitchen washing up, while the fire signs are in full flow. Virgos are practical and like to be busy. They enjoy doing what needs to be done. They would often actually prefer to wash the glasses than to be fully involved in all the noise and confusion of the party itself.
Audience: I am a Virgo and I have never, ever done that!
Clare: Well, these descriptions are just caricatures, and nobody is all Virgo. Perhaps you function more on the Pisces end of the Virgo/Pisces spectrum? If so, you may decide to go with the flow and have a few drinks, but no doubt you will analyse your behaviour the following day.
Audience: Yes, I am certainly very analytical and critical.
Clare: This is certainly one of the major features of this sign, but I think this is an extension of the fact that they are extremely self-critical. They expect nothing less than perfection of themselves, which tends to get extended towards criticism of others. If they can gain a sense of perspective, however, Virgo has a gentle, self-deprecating sense of humour and makes extremely amusing, pleasant company. Physically Virgo rules the intestines, the function of which is to discriminate between what should be absorbed by the body and what should be eliminated. Virgos have very sensitive digestive systems and strongly psychosomatic constitutions. Everything needs to be carefully analysed, sorted and digested, and if they take on too much at once then they tend to become stressed, and the body and digestive system will suffer. Virgos are prone to nervous exhaustion, and need to learn how to say no, how not to take on too much, and how to establish healthy boundaries in order to protect themselves. They can be accused of being unfeeling and ungenerous, too workmanlike and 'cut and dried', but this can simply be an indication that they have learned to protect themselves from being overwhelmed.
The integration of Jupiter and Venus, traditionally in their detriment and fall in Virgo, can help to balance what can otherwise be an 'all work and no play' approach to life. Jupiter can keep the wood in mind as well as the trees - in other words, help to put all the Virgoan attention to detail into a larger and more meaningful context. Venus can give permission to live simply and to enjoy the small details and rituals of life for their own sake, without the anxiety or stress which can so easily accompany such tasks.
Planets in Virgo
Audience: I have Moon in Virgo.
Clare: I would imagine that you really need to feel in control of your daily life and of your work.
Audience: Well, I can certainly relate to a need for rituals. I always get very anxious and even quite obsessive when I break my normal routines, and that can extend to my diet as well.
Clare: David has both Uranus and Pluto in Virgo, which is a particularly interesting phenomenon shared by everyone born in the mid 1960s. With a few brief periods of retrogradation, Pluto was in Virgo for fifteen years, from October 1956 to October 1971, and Uranus was in Virgo from August 1962 until September 1968, with the two planets closely conjunct during the mid 1960s. Uranus and Pluto form conjunctions every 125 years, and if we look back through history, these are often periods of intense and radical collective change, the destruction of the previous order and the birth of powerful new ideals. Radical thinkers whose ideas become very powerful and influential to later generations are often born at these times. However, the particular interpretation of each Uranus-Pluto conjunction will be different, since it depends upon the sign it falls in.
It is actually worth spending a bit of time on that Uranus-Pluto, because I suppose it is the most powerful, radical generational influence around at the moment. What makes the picture more complicated is that those born in the mid-1960s also have Neptune in Scorpio, as well as Chiron and Saturn in Pisces opposite the Uranus-Pluto conjunction. It would, of course, be quite possible to spend a whole term discussing this configuration, but for the time being we will just have to focus on Uranus and Pluto in Virgo. The point is that every generation in its own way breaks the old mould and brings in something new which is taken for granted by subsequent generations.
If Virgo describes work, service and health, then we can anticipate that Pluto's transit through Virgo will intensify all these issues, bring any underlying problems to the surface, put them under great stress and change them forever. The simultaneous transit of Uranus through Virgo will bring radical change to these areas, innovations and breakthroughs. So we would expect the world of work and service and the area of health to go through a period of disruption and upheaval.
The 1960s has become famous as the decade of social and political upheaval. The civil rights movement was gaining strength, student demonstrations were taking place throughout Europe, the collective disillusionment with the Vietnam war was building and many former British colonies were establishing their independence. If you have a look at old film footage of these years you will easily be able to appreciate what a remarkably disruptive and radical period this was. J. F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, which was possibly the most shocking thing which had happened in American history until then. A technological revolution was occurring, with the development of the fibre optic cable and microchip which heralded enormous advances in computer technology, and the first telecommunications satellites which brought in instant communication across the world for the first time. In the world of health, the development of the contraceptive pill enabled women to be free of their biology and to have real control over their reproductive cycles for the first time in history. New technology was increasingly introduced to produce more crops and animals and to make them grow faster.
Audience: This is all very uncompromising, isn't it? I suppose that with Uranus and Pluto, change is inevitable, but these changes seem to have had the effect of cutting us off even more from nature and from the natural cycles.
Clare: Yes, exactly. Uranus gives us sudden, radical freedom, and of course there is no going back. This is a very far cry indeed from the concept of trusting nature to provide.
Audience: So this is actually a reversal, the destruction of Virgo in a way.
Clare: That's right. As a generalisation, we can describe the people born with this placement as intelligent, skilful, analytical, and sensitive, and very modest on a personal level. There seems to have been a powerful evolutionary technological leap in the mid-1960s which explains the fact that anyone born then and afterwards has an instinctive ability to understand and use technology in a way which is simply not possible for those born before this time. This generation tends to be collectively disgusted by the way things were managed before the 1960s, particularly in areas which concern work and the working environment as well as the unthinking destruction of the earth's natural resources. They are born to be radical, political and subversive, particularly when it comes to issues around food, health and ecology.
It is this group which has seen the destruction of our ties to nature and to work. They will never know 'from the cradle to the grave' employment as it used to be, as companies and organisations are streamlined and stripped down, becoming leaner and meaner. We can no longer rely on earning a crust or receiving our Virgoan daily bread. But equally, we could say that this is also a generation which has reacted against the old norms of work and service.
At the same time, Pluto and Uranus indicate that compensatory ideologies will be born. So this is a generation with strong ideals about work, health, ecology and the feminine. At worst, individuals from this generation can be cut off from an instinctive connection with their own bodies and become obsessed with diet and health issues, but because they have Uranus in Virgo they can simultaneously abuse their bodies. This sounds strange but it is not uncommon for those with Uranus and Pluto in Virgo to be obsessed with health issues and at the same time starve themselves or abuse their bodies by taking drugs or not getting enough rest, in spite of having shelves full of books about eating right and cupboards full of supplements and vitamins. Or perhaps at the same time they will join radical and subversive movements and protest against, for example, animal experimentation, at the same time as treating their own animal bodies with a great deal of cruelty.
Audience: I can certainly recognise this. It's really tricky.
Clare: Exactly. Jung was very clear about the dangers of identifying with collective movements. We will inevitably resonate to them because they are in our charts, but unless we have a strong enough sense of self, we can easily become identified with them, which means that on a human level we will suffer. Provided we have a good enough ego structure, we have a choice. We can always choose to serve the collective, but there is a great difference between a conscious choice and being possessed by an unconscious, archetypal force which means that our own lives will be sacrificed to a collective ideology.
"Mapping the Psyche"First published 2005 by the CPA Press, BCM Box 1815, London WC1N 3XX, United Kingdom, www.cpalondon.com.
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11 U.S. Code § 322 - Qualification of trustee
(a) Except as provided in subsection (b)(1), a person selected under section 701, 702, 703, 1104, 1163, 1202, or 1302 of this title to serve as trustee in a case under this title qualifies if before seven days after such selection, and before beginning official duties, such person has filed with the court a bond in favor of the United States conditioned on the faithful performance of such official duties.
(1) The United States trustee qualifies wherever such trustee serves as trustee in a case under this title.
(c) A trustee is not liable personally or on such trustee's bond in favor of the United States for any penalty or forfeiture incurred by the debtor.
Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2562; Pub. L. 98–353, title III, § 429,July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 369; Pub. L. 99–554, title II, §§ 207, 257(d),Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3098, 3114; Pub. L. 103–394, title V, § 501(d)(3),Oct. 22, 1994, 108 Stat. 4143; Pub. L. 111–16, § 2(2),May 7, 2009, 123 Stat. 1607.)
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Section 322 (a) is modified to include a trustee serving in a railroad reorganization under subchapter IV of chapter 11.
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A trustee qualifies in a case by filing, within five days after selection, a bond in favor of the United States, conditioned on the faithful performance of his official duties. This section is derived from the Bankruptcy Act section 50b [section 78(b) of former title 11]. The court is required to determine the amount of the bond and the sufficiency of the surety on the bond. Subsection (c), derived from Bankruptcy Act section 50i [section 78(i) of former title 11], relieves the trustee from personal liability and from liability on his bond for any penalty or forfeiture incurred by the debtor. Subsection (d), derived from section 50m [section 78(m) of former title 11], fixes a two-year statute of limitations on any action on a trustee's bond. Finally, subsection (e) dispenses with the bonding requirement for the United States trustee.
2009—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 111–16substituted "seven days" for "five days".
1994—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 103–394substituted "1202, or 1302" for "1302, or 1202".
1986—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 99–554, § 257(d), inserted reference to section 1202 of this title.
Pub. L. 99–554, § 207(1), substituted "Except as provided in subsection (b)(1), a person" for "A person".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 99–554, § 207(2), amended subsec. (b) generally, adding par. (1), designating existing provisions as par. (2), substituting "The United States trustee" for "The court", "(A) the amount" for "(1) the amount", and "(B) the sufficiency" for "(2) the sufficiency".
1984—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 98–353inserted "required to be".
Effective Date of 2009 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–16effective Dec. 1, 2009, see section 7 ofPub. L. 111–16, set out as a note under section 109 of this title.
Effective Date of 1994 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 103–394effective Oct. 22, 1994, and not applicable with respect to cases commenced under this title before Oct. 22, 1994, see section 702 ofPub. L. 103–394, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
Effective Date of 1986 Amendment
Effective date and applicability of amendment by section 207 ofPub. L. 99–554dependent upon the judicial district involved, see section 302(d), (e) ofPub. L. 99–554, set out as a note under section 581 of Title 28, Judiciary and Judicial Procedure.
Amendment by section 257 ofPub. L. 99–554effective 30 days after Oct. 27, 1986, but not applicable to cases commenced under this title before that date, see section 302(a), (c)(1) ofPub. L. 99–554.
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 98–353effective with respect to cases filed 90 days after July 10, 1984, see section 552(a) ofPub. L. 98–353, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
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CANTON An Ogdensburg man has filed a challenge to St. Lawrence County District Attorney Nicole M. Duvés independent petitions for a line on this Novembers ballot.
Ms. Duvé, a Democrat, is running for re-election. She is challenged by Mary E. Rain, who is running on the Republican, Conservative and Independence party lines.
The challenge to Ms. Duves independent petitions was filed by Edward Martin, Route 37.
His initial challenge contained no specifics but he has until Tuesday to spell out his objections, county Democratic Election Commissioner Jennie H. Bacon said.
Mr. Martin was not available for comment.
Ms. Duvé turned in 1,734 signatures on her independent petitions to the county Board of Elections.
She needs 1,500 valid signatures in order for the petitions to stand.
An earlier challenge to Ms. Rains Independence Party petitions was ruled invalid by the Board of Elections.
The Board of Elections scheduled a hearing into the challenges identified by Canton resident Anne Monck on the Rain petitions because Ms. Rain requested one, Mrs. Bacon said.
If a hearing is not requested, Mrs. Bacon and Republican Election Commissioner Thomas A. Nichols will rule on the specific objections identified by Mr. Martin.
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The Unlocked BlackBerry Torch 2 is but a device that has been highly anticipated by many different users for a long period of time. The devices continue to be a top-of-the-line addition to everything that is already out there and should be one of the top devices released over the course of the next few months. Some of the specs that have been leaks so far that have been confirmed include the following;
The device 11.2 GHz processor along with a 3.2 wrenched display that has a 480 x 640 touchscreen display. It will come with 8 GB of internal storage along with 768 MB of RAM. You also will have access to a 32 MB micro is the current which should help you to add additional storage to the device. The camera that comes complete with the device will be a five megapixel camera, and will be rephrasing. There are no front facing cameras, and the device will not allow for you to have video chat with anyone else. This is one of the things that many users were wishing would come complete with a Blackberry phone, but it does not appear as if it will be there.
You can bet that the BlackBerry Torch 2 unlocked will be very popular among the unlocking community. So far they have been one of the biggest communities to support blackberries because of the features an additional customization options are provided when you unlock your phone. One of the biggest things about unlocking your phone is the ability to customize virtually anything you want. This is something that I filled a lot of people overlook when they are considering unlocking their phone. Imagine being able to change the user interface, use the phone with any carrier that you would like, or even make additional changes to the way things work on your phone that you would normally not have access to if you were not going to unlock your phone.


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Easy Read Information Books
Easy Read Information Books
Birmingham Libraries has set up ten collections of Easy Read information books in libraries across the city to make this material available free of charge.
If the library near you doesn't have it, please ask the staff to get it from another library for you.
There is information on a number of topics - including health and relationships and difficult subjects such as bereavement.
These are books which have been designed specifically for people with learning disabilities and their carers.
Public libraries are ideal places to find material like this.