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While the idea of state employees paying a good portion of their health coverage is being heard in the legislature, North Carolina Treasurer Janet Cowell said one part of the proposal—to move the health insurance plan for state employees to the executive branch is a good way to ensure accountability.
State lawmakers are considering a proposal that would transfer the State Health Plan to the Treasurer's office. The measure was approved by the senate just after 10 this morning. Democratic Sen. Josh Stein saying the issue needs to be balanced, "We need to make changes. But it has to be done in a way that is one-sided. This is a patently one-sided deal that puts too much on the people who are educating our children and who are keeping us safe."
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Wale got his first airplay circa 2003-2004 with "Rhyme of the Century," thanks to the help of a local radio DJ who believed in his potential. This landed him in the Unsigned Hype column in Source magazine the following year. In 2006, Wale signed with the local start-up imprint Studio 43, owned by a former VP of Roc-A-Fella Records, and enjoyed a string of hits in the D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area that year. Many of those records sampled from '80s go-go -- a more raw, percussion-driven offshoot of disco originating in D.C. -- like the popular "Dig Dug," a tribute to Ronald "Dig Dug" Dixon of go-go band the Northeast Groovers. Smart use of the Internet and MySpace was also a big factor in his success, as it helped British über-producer and DJ Mark Ronson (known for his work with Amy Winehouse, Christina Aguilera, and Rhymefest) catch wind of the go-go MC in 2007.
Wale struck a production deal with Ronson's own imprint, Allido, and released the 100 Miles and Running mixtape that summer. Despite not being signed to a major label, he was met with a good deal of positive press, ranging from XXL magazine to The New York Times. After a bidding war that included offers from Epic, Atlantic, and Def Jam, Interscope finally grabbed Wale for its roster in early 2008. The full-length Attention Deficit followed the next year. In 2011 the Ambition album landed, along with its single, "Chain Music." His ambitious 2013 effort The Gifted was introduced by the single "Bad," which featured special guest Rihanna on its remix. Influenced by the TV sitcom Seinfeld, The Album About Nothing landed in 2015 and featured guests Usher and Jeremih, along with Jerry Seinfeld as the album's narrator. ~ Cyril Cordor
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Mother gets 10 years in Phoenix child-abuse case
PHOENIX — A Phoenix woman accused of child abuse after her young son
overdosed on a prescription painkiller has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Maricopa County prosecutors said 36-year-old Jennifer Campos also was sentenced
Thursday to lifetime probation for child abuse and attempted child abuse.
Campos and the child's father were accused of giving their then 2-year-old son
a mixture of Kool-Aid and methadone at a Phoenix motel on Oct. 23, 2011.
Authorities said that caused the toddler to overdose. The parents claimed they
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No more super-sized Cokes. Forget about 64-ounce stomach-busting sodas at KFC. Even 20-ounce Snapples are on Mayor Bloomberg's latest health-conscious hit list. In a dramatic move to reduce obesity, the city is going to become the first in the nation to impose a 16-ounce limit on the size of sweetened beverages sold in food establishments that receive letter grades from the Health Department, as well as mobile food carts. Read more: [New York Post]
Daily News' spell king Arvind Mahankali hopes third time's a c-h-a-r-m
Queens super-speller Arvind Mahankali advanced to the semifinals Wednesday in his third Scripps National Spelling Bee. Arvind, 12, knocked out "garibaldi," a blouse inspired by Italian patriot Giuseppe Garibaldi, and "apparatchik," a Russian derivative referring to a mindless follower. Read more: [New York Daily News]
Cops release sketch in hunt for Queens rapist
Police have released surveillance video and a sketch of an alleged rapist who attacked a woman on a Queens street late Sunday night. The 19-year-old victim was walking on 89th Avenue between 102nd and 104th Streets in Woodhaven around 11 p.m. when the sicko grabbed her from behind and forced her to the back of a house where he sexually assaulted her, police said. Read more: [New York Daily News]
MTA Ahead Of Schedule On East Side Access Tunnels
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says it is ahead of schedule on one leg of its East Side Access project. Crews completed the third of four tunnels Tuesday that the MTA is building in Queens, seven weeks earlier than planned. Read more: [NY1]
Phillies rally over Mets in 8th but Cliff Lee still winless
Even with a sore hamstring, Carlos Ruiz had no trouble trotting around the bases. Ruiz came off the bench to hit a tying homer in the seventh inning, Jimmy Rollins added a three-run shot and the Philadelphia Phillies busted loose late in a 10-6 victory over the New York Mets on Wednesday night. Read more: [ESPN]
Comedian Steve Hofstetter comes home to Forest Hills Jewish Center
Comedian Steve Hofstetter, 32, is taking his "stand-up routine on the road for a return benefit performance at the Forest Hills Jewish Center on Sunday at 4 p.m. Read more: [New York Daily News]


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A man and a woman from Oswego County were jailed Thursday in Watertown, accused of using a stolen credit card to go on a pre-Christmas shopping spree, according to the Jefferson County Sheriffs Department.
A detective said the arrests could be the beginning of a multiagency investigation along the East Coast involving the creation of credit cards using stolen personal information. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been contacted, the detective said.
Nathan L. Howard, 25, and Ashley N. Perlmutter, 23, both of 11 Beaverdam Brook Drive, Williamstown, were arraigned before town of Watertown Justice David A. Renzi and committed to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building on $25,000 bail each.
They both face charges in Watertown Town Court of fourth-degree grand larceny, second- and third-degree identity theft and petit larceny. Mr. Howard also faces charges in City Court of second-degree forgery, second-degree criminal impersonation, third-degree identity theft and petit larceny, while Miss Perlmutter faces counts of third-degree identity theft and petit larceny. Justice Renzi set bail on the City Court matters at $25,000 for Mr. Howard and $5,000 for Miss Perlmutter.
On Dec. 21, the pair allegedly used a credit card stolen from Candace N. Haygood, who lives in Texas, to make $1,137.13 in purchases at Walmart Supercenter on Route 3 in the town of Watertown, $419.20 in purchases at Target on Route 3 and $34.01 in purchases at Buffalo Wild Wings, 1290 Arsenal St.
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The annual Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree in Sevier and Paiute Counties will be going for a world record on Sept. 16 if organizers have anything to say about it.
The organizing committee has decided to go after the world record for the highest number of ATV's in a single parade. The parade is an annual event that sparks off the Jamboree which goes for nearly a week in September every year. This year the parade has been dedicated to Mark Fuellenbach, an avid supporter the Jamboree who died suddenly last spring in Price while attending some business meetings. Fuellenbach and his family had either owned or been the publishers of the Richfield Reaper for 75 years when he passed away. The Reaper is a sister paper to the Sun Advocate. Both are owned by Brehm Communications of San Diego, Calif.
Jamboree participants, guides, volunteers and citizens from communities throughout Utah will line up and attempt to break the world record for the "largest parade of quad bikes (ATVs)".The line up will be on the west side of the Richfield City pool along Technology Drive starting at 5:30 p.m. The parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. Riders must be in line by no later than 6:30 pm in order to participate. As the parade finishes and if the world record is broken, there will be special commemorative stickers available for those who participated. Being in the parade, and receiving a sticker are free of charge.
In July a Minnesota group broke the standing world rector in Silver Bay, Minn. The All-Terrain Vehicle Association of Minnesota attempted to line up more than 2,000 ATVs into the longest parade documented for Guinness World Records. Group spokesman Les Schermerhorn said they fell short, but their count was 1,632 ATVs which broke the standing record of 1,138 that was set by the Harlan County Ridge Runners of Evarts, Ky., in 2006.
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Most people have experienced nightmares, but this phenomenon seems to occur most commonly in children, especially preschoolers between the ages of 3 to 6.
This may be because this is the age at which normal fears develop and a child's imagination is very active. If nightmares occur repeatedly, the possibility of a nightmare disorder should be considered. Nightmares can be distinguished from night terrors as children waking from nightmares are able to recall their dreams vividly both upon awakening and in the morning. In contrast, when children experience night terrors, they remain in a deep sleep and do not recall the event. Each of these can be equally upsetting to parents.
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A sweet alcoholic drink usually made with gin, Benedictine, cherry brandy, Cointreau, pineapple juice,fresh lime juice, grenadine, bitters
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20 U.S. Code § 1087d - Agreements with institutions
(a) Participation agreements
An agreement with any institution of higher education for participation in the direct student loan program under this part shall—
(1) provide for the establishment and maintenance of a direct student loan program at the institution under which the institution will—
(A) identify eligible students who seek student financial assistance at such institution in accordance with section 1091 of this title;
(B) estimate the need of each such student as required by part E of this subchapter for an academic year, except that, any loan obtained by a student under this part with the same terms as loans made under section 1078–8 of this title (except as otherwise provided in this part), or a loan obtained by a parent under this part with the same terms as loans made under section 1078–2 of this title (except as otherwise provided in this part), or obtained under any State-sponsored or private loan program, may be used to offset the expected family contribution of the student for that year;
(C) provide a statement that certifies the eligibility of any student to receive a loan under this part that is not in excess of the annual or aggregate limit applicable to such loan, except that the institution may, in exceptional circumstances identified by the Secretary, refuse to certify a statement that permits a student to receive a loan under this part, or certify a loan amount that is less than the student's determination of need (as determined under part E of this subchapter), if the reason for such action is documented and provided in written form to such student;
(D) set forth a schedule for disbursement of the proceeds of the loan in installments, consistent with the requirements of section 1078–7 of this title; and
(E) provide timely and accurate information—
(i) concerning the status of student borrowers (and students on whose behalf parents borrow under this part) while such students are in attendance at the institution and concerning any new information of which the institution becomes aware for such students (or their parents) after such borrowers leave the institution, to the Secretary for the servicing and collecting of loans made under this part; and
(ii) if the institution does not have an agreement with the Secretary under subsection (b) of this section, concerning student eligibility and need, as determined under subparagraphs (A) and (B), to the Secretary as needed for the alternative origination of loans to eligible students and parents in accordance with this part;
(2) provide assurances that the institution will comply with requirements established by the Secretary relating to student loan information with respect to loans made under this part;
(3) provide that the institution accepts responsibility and financial liability stemming from its failure to perform its functions pursuant to the agreement;
(4) provide for the implementation of a quality assurance system, as established by the Secretary and developed in consultation with institutions of higher education, to ensure that the institution is complying with program requirements and meeting program objectives;
(5) provide that the institution will not charge any fees of any kind, however described, to student or parent borrowers for origination activities or the provision of any information necessary for a student or parent to receive a loan under this part, or any benefits associated with such loan; and
(b) Origination
An agreement with any institution of higher education, or consortia thereof, for the origination of loans under this part shall—
(2) include provisions established by the Secretary that are similar to the participation agreement provisions described in paragraphs (1)(E)(ii), (2), (3), (4), (5), and (6) of subsection (a) of this section, as modified to relate to the origination of loans by the institution or consortium;
(3) provide that the institution or consortium will originate loans to eligible students and parents in accordance with this part; and
Source(Pub. L. 89–329, title IV, § 454, as added Pub. L. 99–498, title IV, § 404,Oct. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 1438; amended Pub. L. 100–50, § 12,June 3, 1987, 101 Stat. 348; Pub. L. 102–325, title IV, § 451,July 23, 1992, 106 Stat. 571; Pub. L. 103–66, title IV, § 4021,Aug. 10, 1993, 107 Stat. 345; Pub. L. 111–152, title II, § 2210(a),Mar. 30, 2010, 124 Stat. 1078.)
2010—Subsec. (a)(4) to (7). Pub. L. 111–152, § 2210(a)(1), redesignated pars. (5) to (7) as (4) to (6), respectively, and struck out former par. (4), which read as follows: "provide that students at the institution and their parents (with respect to such students) will be eligible to participate in the programs under part B of this subchapter at the discretion of the Secretary for the period during which such institution participates in the direct student loan program under this part, except that a student or parent may not receive loans under both this part and part B of this subchapter for the same period of enrollment;".
Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 111–152, § 2210(a)(2), substituted "(5), and (6)" for "(5), (6), and (7)".
1993—Pub. L. 103–66amended section generally, substituting provisions relating to agreements with institutions, consisting of subsecs. (a) to (c), for former provisions relating to requirements of agreements, consisting of pars. (1) to (7).
1992—Pub. L. 102–325amended section generally, substituting provisions relating to requirements of agreements for former provisions relating to terms of loans under pilot program.
1987—Subsec. (a)(4). Pub. L. 100–50amended par. (4) generally. Prior to amendment, par. (4) read as follows: "The interest rate on all such loans shall be the rate equal to the rate obtained for each calendar year (A) by computing the average of the bond equivalent rates of 91-day Treasury bills auctioned for such 3-month period preceding such year, and (B) by adding 3 percent to the resulting percent."
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Pub. L. 111–152, title II, § 2210(b),Mar. 30, 2010, 124 Stat. 1078, provided that: "The amendments made by subsection (a) [amending this section] shall take effect on July 1, 2010."
Effective Date of 1992 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 102–325effective Oct. 1, 1992, see section 2 ofPub. L. 102–325, set out as a note under section 1001 of this title.
Effective Date of 1987 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 100–50effective as if enacted as part of the Higher Education Amendments of 1986, Pub. L. 99–498, see section 27 ofPub. L. 100–50, set out as a note under section 1001 of this title.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Whooping cough is often referred to as a cold on steroids. Now the state health commissioner is urging all New Yorkers to get a vaccination in light of an elevated number of cases being reported here and around the country.
Whooping cough is also known as pertussis and it's highly contagious. But its also a very preventable disease. 970 cases have been reported in New York so far this year, more cases than were reported in the entire year of 2011.
Dr. Anthony Billittier from D'Youville College says it comes in cycles and is spread the same way a cold is, through coughing, sneezing and touching.
"Up until recently we had no adult vaccinations. Now we do. It comes with tetanus shot, and our children are vaccinated with it and now adults can be as well."
Billittier says adults often-times don't get very sick from the disease. However it can be very serious and even deadly for children under a year old.


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Former "Hannah Montana" star Miley Cyrus gave a nod to her Disney past at the Marc Jacobs fashion show yesterday in NYC -- sporting a cropped Mickey Mouse sweatshirt that showed off her impressive stomach muscles.
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That one should need no translation. And frankly, I miss them more.
I've decided that this says, "Even though I can't speak or write English, you are the best teacher in the whole wide world and I love you."
Free play totally rules! :)
dang you're good.
And whatever the Chinese says that he/she can write like that so young is amazing. Has to be harder than English.
Your job sounds so rewarding
What? No labels?
Really, are you feeling okay?
My word verification is
I'm sure that's a word for you; something about Anglos and... something.
Haha! Thank you. I really needed to laugh today :)
Free play? Really? What I saw said, "I love foreplay". Oops. Yep, you better stick with free play that is more appropriate.
Maybe the Chinese note is from a parent. Love them though!
My word verification is SURENARK. Is it telling me that you're defintiely the nark?
Those notes are so cute!
I feel like this about my 9th-graders. I get told "I love you" every day by teenagers--what could be more fun than that?
I admire you for doing it in Kindergarten--that is the most exhausting job in the world! And youi obviously rock.
gawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwd you are good;)
How did "Anonymous" get into your K class?
I think the note says, "Your blog is super cool and I like leaving comments that no one can read."
wicked cool VM...you are that good. smiles.
Absolutely precious!
I'm glad to see that you act the hen with the kids. Do you do the chicken dance?
So much fun. I love Free Play too.
Well... we all know you're a crazy teacher... but in a good way VM!
Love ya!
I love centers, too.
I believe that it say's, "I'll have the Dip Sum".
I want to be in your class! You sound like an AWESOME teacher :)
Free play and centers... life is good!
Notes like the ones your students leave for you would certainly make me jump out of bed in the morning, anxious to get to school.
You are so truly blessed... you must be an awesome teacher.
My 6 year old is becoming a more proficient writer (ie. uses vowels) and it's a bit sad really!
It says:
I love my teacher.
I love my teacher, really.
I love my school.
School was in the oval to indicate that it was meant to be one character.
So you are teacher of the year 2010 for sure then!
I wish I had more free play time....:)
So great. It's the deciphering that gets me. Sometimes it's easy to figure out. Other times? Well, it looks kind of like that last example!
SO sweet! Here's to a weekend of free play.
I loved this post! Well, I love them all, but this one especially.
yeah. see, i thought it said foreplay too.
i've got issues
Why is it that the not in Chinese looks so much cooler??
Very cute.
And you still have no idea why you get Chinese spam?
Wake up and spell the uh, spam? It's good fried.
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|ASU Campus and Boone Police Urge Citizens to Take Caution
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Someone has been scaring women on the ASU campus and in downtown Boone. A perpetrator described to be a white male about 5 feet 5 inches wearing a hooded sweatshirt with the hood on has surprised women on two occasions on the ASU campus and one occasion in downtown Boone by pulling their pants down.
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PARISHVILLE Parishville-Hopkinton Central School alumna Cori Wilhelms success on the game show Jeopardy! has captured the attention of her former school.
The Parishville resident appeared Friday on popular game show hosted by Alex Trebek, defeating a two-time champion and earning $18,001 in the process. Her run ended with Mondays show, however, when she was off by one word in the answer to the final question.
After a slew of recent media coverage, Parishville-Hopkinton staff fondly recalled Ms. Wilhelms time at school. Her father, Fred, is a current school board member.
She was bright but she was also a hard worker and I do think that that tends to be a better way to go. It gives you the good work ethic, librarian Irene Sinclair said.
She was a very good student. She was very outgoing. She was very well-liked, very approachable, just a nice girl.
Ms. Sinclair added that Ms. Wilhelm played varsity soccer, was a senior band member and was the senior class president.
Ms. Wilhelm had stated that she was strongest in geography- and history-related categories, something that is clearly evident by her place on the wall in a social studies classroom. Students who achieved a score of 90 or above in the history section of the Regents exam earned a place on the wall, something she did during her junior year in 1999.
As news spread that Ms. Wilhelm would be back on Jeopardy! Monday night, members of the school community made time to watch the 7 p.m. show.
I missed her on Friday but Saturday morning I read the newspaper article and saw that she was in there, Ms. Sinclair said. Parishville is such a small community that youre family; when things happen they say, Oh, the girl from Parishville, she won on Jeopardy!
Reading teacher Rose Rivezzi had Ms. Wilhelm as a student in the early 1990s. Holding two class pictures, Ms. Rivezzi was easily able to point out Ms. Wilhelm.
She was bright, inquisitive, but in a quiet way, Ms. Rivezzi said. She was not an out-there, everybody-notice-me kind of girl. She was a reader. She was a thinker. Im not surprised that shes a librarian, and Im not surprised that shes on Jeopardy!
I think Jeopardy! is the kind of show that everybody watches, regardless of if you think youre smart or not, Ms. Rivezzi said. Thats where our trivia nights have built out from. So people get fascinated with it and when somebody of your community reaches that level, its exciting.
Going into Mondays appearance, Ms. Wilhelm had already earned what some do in an entire year of work. Facing challengers Marc and Mary, the competition was close through round 1.
Ms. Wilhelm answered four clues correctly prior to the commercial break in the lead-off round, while also answering a $400 clue incorrectly.
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Our champion is Cori Wilhelm, a college librarian from New York, and you have an unusual dog, I believe, Mr. Trebek said. Whats it called?
Ms. Wilhelm responded: Shes called a Potcake. A Potcake is a street dog, a feral dog from the Caribbean. Shes from the Turks and Caicos, and rescue organizations rescue them as puppies and adopt them out to families.
The north country native finished the first round very strongly, at one point answering $600, $800 and $1,000 clues correctly in succession. She took another narrow lead into intermission with $3,400, followed by Mary with $3,000 and Marc with $2,600.
Round two saw Ms. Wilhelm answer eight of her 10 responses correctly, including a $1,600 clue.
In her two incorrect responses, she lost a total of $1,800.
Entering the Final Jeopardy! round, Ms. Wilhelm was trailing Marc ($11,600) and leading Mary ($4,600) with $10,200. The competitors faced the category of Toys and the answer: A caveman-themed game in which rocks were thrown at other players, led to the creation of this product in 1969.
In third place, Mary had the correct response of What is a Nerf ball? upping her final amount to $7,100. So, still leading Mary, Ms. Wilhelms response was read by Mr. Trebek as many in hometown Parishville tuned to learn if her streak would go on another day.
Shes not looking happy. Well, lets see what she wrote down, the host said. Your response was What is a Nerf Gun? You got part of it right. The Nerf ball in 1969, the gun about 25 years later, so its going to go against you and youre going to lose everything but $2.
The finish meant third place for Ms. Wilhelm, earning an additional $1,000 and bringing her Jeopardy! career to a close, having earned $19,001.
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With the dynamic nature of weather, especially in winter, it makes sense to have some adaptability with regards to your cycling clothing. After all, when you spend five hours out on the bike, a lot can change over the course of the ride. These Garneau Super Prestige Gloves are made with convertibility in mind. They can transform from full fingered gloves to a lobster styled mitt in just seconds, and you can do it as you ride.
The beauty of this system is that you effectively get two gloves in one. Sure, we've loved lobster gloves ever since our first pair of Pearl Izumi Pittards lobsters, and their effectiveness is unquestionable. However, they can quickly get too warm when the sun comes out. That's when we want simple full fingered gloves. The Super Prestige Gloves are both. The top of the hand and fingers are made of a stretch lycra and Wind Dry, a 3-ply waterproof/breathable, micro-perforated polyester. The thin nature of these materials allows them to be super comfortable and afford good grip on the handlebars. This is furthered by the suede-like synthetic Amara on the palms. When the temperature demands it, you can pull the lobster mitts free from the built-in pockets on the top of the hand and slip them over your fingers. At this point you'll have a waterproof/windproof shell encasing your digits for improved heat retention.
The Garneau Super Prestige Gloves are Black and come in five sizes from Small to XX-Large. The palms are padded with a number of gel pads that range in thickness from 1 to 5mm.
- Lycra-bodied under-glove functions on its own or covered by the over-glove
- Wind Dry over-glove blocks cold wind and manages moisture
- Amara synthetic suede palms on both under- and over-gloves provide grip
- Variable-thickness gel foam in the palm provides vibration dampening, allowing you to go the distance
- 40g Thinsulate insulation helps keep body heat in, while Drytex lining forces moisture out
- Reflective piping increases visibility
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(17.8 - 20.3cm)
(20.3 - 22.9cm)
(22.9 - 25.4cm)
(25.4 - 27.9cm)
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Michael L.
Great mini-lobstah
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I use these for mountain biking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing and even hiking. I've had a pair for 2 years, use them all the time (Spring/Fall/Winter above 25 degrees F). No rips which does say a lot because I ride Grip-Shift which eats gloves. My hand is 9.25 around and size large seems snug at first but after a dozen or so uses the fit is perfect. I bought a second pair extra large to try to get more warmth but the extra finger length may cause me to donate them to a nice, deserving friend.
Chris McIntyre
Great Cold Weather Gloves
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I received these tonight via UPS from competitivecyclist.com today and decided to use them right away. It was 25 degrees with a 20mph wind (making it feel like 11 degrees). It never gets that cold in Tennessee (so I did not buy this for that weather) but I must say that they did the job well.
My hand measures 9" around and I bought the large. They fit very well, and I could probably fit a thin glove underneath them, but I did not need it.
I tested on a 16 mile ride and ended up going home because my feet were freezing, but not my hands. I was very happy with my warm hands. It took me a minute to get used to only having 2 lobster fingers instead of 4 human fingers (to shift my sram rival shifters) but after a few miles I got the hang of it. They also have some padding in the palms which was very nice.I would recommend these gloves, looking forward to wearing them again.
Aaron Crabb
If you are looking to maximize versatility, then look into these. However, the super-thin lobster cover doesn't do much more than block wind (which it does very well) and doesn't add any insulation.
But having the versatility of being able to get all your finders back when you come around to the warm side of the mountain is great :-)
Peter F.
Lightweight, Perfect Cold Weather Gloves
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Combine the features of lobster claw and fingered gloves in one and you've got these gloves. They may not be good for sub-zero temperatures but work well in the low 30's. They give you both the warmth of keeping your fingers close together but you can pull your fingers out of the two pockets to use your fingers as you would in fingered gloves. I love them.
Indiana customer
Not warm enough
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
These gloves won't keep your hands warm in 30 F or below winter weather. I wore them once while biking and my hands froze!
Edin Norway
Not good enough
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I have used the gloves in dry weather at temperatures from +2 up to +8 degrees celsius, and the the gloves do not keep me warm. Not good enough.
Charles W.
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Great idea but not enough protection to really work below 40 degrees. I have a pair of Wells Lamont gloves from Walmart that were $12 and are warmer.


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The following were charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses:
n Jaade R. Oakes, 24, of 207 St. Regis Road, Hogansburg, was charged by state police with aggravated DWI at 2:42 a.m. Saturday after being stopped for allegedly making an unsafe turn on Route 37, Massena. His blood alcohol content was measured at 0.18 percent, police said. A BAC level of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Aggravated DWI is charged when the BAC is 0.18 percent or more.
n Timothy D. Rowland, 26, of 25403 Route 3, was charged by Watertown police at 1:21 a.m. Wednesday in the 100 block of Factory Street. He refused a breath test for the presence of alcohol, police said. He also was charged with failure to signal a turn and having excessive window tint.
n Robert J. Casper, 54, of 204 Perrine Ave., Auburn, was charged by Jefferson County sheriffs deputies at 8:46 p.m. Saturday on Route 11 in the Town of LeRay. He was stopped by deputies after being seen crossing the roads center line near its ramps to Interstate 781. His BAC was listed at 0.13 percent. He was also charged with failing to keep right.
n Pamela S. Knowlton, 52, of 427 Ambrose St., Sackets Harbor, was charged by Jefferson County sheriffs deputies at 1:50 a.m. Sunday on Route 3 in the Town of LeRay after being spotted making an improper U-turn near Route 342. Her BAC was listed at 0.15 percent.
n Kermisha M. Graham, 29, of 26183 Harrier Court, Evans Mills, was charged by state police at 3:43 a.m. Sunday on Route 11 in the town of Pamelia. Her BAC was measured at 0.14 percent. She also was charged with endangering the welfare of a child.
n Richard W. Walters, 48, of 4963 State Route 410, Castorland, was charged by state police with aggravated DWI at 10:04 p.m. Friday on Route 12F in the Town of Hounsfield. His BAC was measured at 0.24 percent. He was also charged with driving without a license and possessing marijuana.
n Benjamin M. Cole, 22, of 9 Bolton Ave., Alexandria Bay, was charged at 3:38 a.m. on Interstate 81 near the town of Adams after being stopped for speeding. His BAC was listed at 0.16 percent. He was also charged with driving without a license.
n Jennifer M. OBrien, 23, of 62 Stoughton Ave., Massena, was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated by state police at 2:42 a.m. Sunday.
Ms. OBrien also was charged with speeding and failure to keep right on Route 37 in Massena.
Her blood alcohol content was measured at 0.18 percent.
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While many area residents know about the remains of ancient peoples in Range Creek, rock art in Nine Mile Canyon and the San Rafael Swell, few consider the fact that some of these same people populated the Wasatch Plateau and some of its canyons during the same times as they were living in the desert. That fact came under more illumination when on Friday a pot discovered under a rock overhang in the Manti-LaSal National Forest in early December that may be between 800-1000 years old was removed from its long time resting spot by archaeologists.
"We will be doing a lot of study on this, but it appears to be Anasazi or Fremont in origin," said Charmaine Thompson, the archaeologist for the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
It was found in early December when Casey Mickelsen, a Utah Division of Wildlife Resources conservation officer, was patrolling the area looking for illegal animal traps and saw it sitting under an outcropping.
"I was looking thorough my binoculars and saw it under an outcropping," Mickelsen said on Monday morning. "It was quite a distance and I wasn't sure what it was."
Mickelsen hiked up to the spot and found the artifact tipped on its side under the rock. He then decided he should obscure it from view and contact someone about what he had found. He called Mark Connelly a retired DWR officer who has been involved for some time in discoveries at Range Creek, and Connelly told him he would get in touch with the proper people. That was the National Forest Service.
"Someone did us quite a favor a long time ago," said Renee Barlow, the archaeologist for the College of Eastern Utah Museum, which collaborated with the National Forest Service on collecting the artifact. "They sat it under the rock resting gently on this bed of juniper bark. It is in fantastic shape."
A team of Forest Service personnel, CEU officials, volunteers from the Castle Valley Archaelogical Society and Mickelsen traveled to the site on Friday. Mickelsen pointed the way and the team removed it from its near-millenia resting place early that afternoon.
"One of the best things that could happen was that Casey found it and did all the right things to take care of it," said Thompson. "He realized its importance, put rocks around the opening to conceal it and contacted us immediately. We then contacted the CEU Museum to help us remove it because they have the expertise to handle and work with delicate artifacts like this."
Thompson said she also contacted artifact officials from two different Native American tribes who agreed with her that the pot needed to be removed as soon as possible.
"When we saw its precarious position under the rocks we knew we needed to remove it," said Barlow on Monday. "It is a minor miracle it was still there and in once piece. We think with the way the water had been washing through that area that there is a good chance it wouldn't have lasted through this spring."
The Fremont and Anasazi often traded items and there is speculation that it could be from either group and may have originated as far away as northern Arizona. But both archaeologists agreed on Friday that the Fremonts also often copied Anasazi pottery and it could be one of those copies as well. But after some examination over the weekend and conferring with some pottery experts, it appears officials are leaning toward the fact that the pot is more likely Anasazi.
"It would be wonderful if it was locally made," stated Barlow. "But either way is exciting. It's a win-win for everyone; for the museum, for the forest service and for the public."
Barlow said the pot could have come to Castle Country from Arizona in a couple of different ways. One, it might have been carried to the area by a trader or in one trip by someone coming from northern Arizona. Another way it could have arrived on the Wasatch Plateau is to have been traded time and time again from village to village. None the less the archaeologists say the pot is not only valuable to modern science, but must have been valuable to those that put it under the overhang, because they took such care to cushion its round bottom in soft materials.
"We as archaeologists work in the world of heartbreak in many ways," said Thompson. "Someone obviously wanted to protect this pot and come back and get it, but never did."
The pot and accompanying base material will be under study for some time, but both agencies are determined to put it on display for the public as soon as possible.
"We like to keep artifacts in official repositories as close to the sources where they were found as possible," said Thompson. "It will be displayed here at the CEU museum and we will also be hoping to display it at the Museum of the San Rafael in Emery County as well, so people there can see it as well."
The pot may be on public display at the CEU Prehistoric Museum as early as the middle of January.
"We already have picked out a case and a place to display it," stated Barlow. "It's just a matter of getting it ready and doing what we have to do."
The pot has art on it although at this point some of that is covered by residue of various kinds and in other places it has deteriorated. It is also full of sediment. At first the archaeologists thought that it may have been sitting there and was buried, but Monday they said they think it may have been buried on purpose. In any case there could be food particles in the bottom. The pot could contain pollen and other things such as burnt macro fossils that could determine age as well as the diet of the people who used the vessel.
Work will begin right away with specialists coming into the museum to study the pot. In addition some chemical analysis will be done either at the museum or at a research facility that specializes in this kind of artifact.
"It's a thrill for the CEU museum to be involved in a project like this," said Barlow. "Its the best of both worlds; not only will we be able to use all the information with it and around it, but it was found in situ. It is where the ancients left it 800 or 900 years ago."


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OGDENSBURG The federal fiscal cliff financial crisis has been averted, yet Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center soon will feel its impact.
The hospital wont escape unscathed, but will post some encouraging bottom lines thanks to some measures taken earlier in 2012.
It is getting increasingly difficult to generate an operating profit to reinvest in the organization, Mark A. Webster, Claxton-Hepburns president and chief executive officer, said Wednesday in a prepared statement. We will continue to explore opportunities to improve efficiencies and continue to be good stewards of community resources.
Mr. Websters cautious optimism, however, is set against a backdrop of some bleak numbers.
As part of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, Claxton-Hepburn is projected to lose $1,011,000 in Medicare from 2014 to 2022, according to Laura C. Shea, the hospitals director of community relations and planning.
Also, she said, the reduction doesnt include the expected $806,000 decrease in reimbursements this year as part of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
The law, which took effect in 2010, will take $18,465,000 from Claxton-Hepburn over the 10-year phase-in period.
Bracing fiscal predicaments, Mrs. Shea said, prompted the hospital to react accordingly.
Last year was financially challenging for Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center, she said.
Facing cuts from both the state and federal levels, the medical center addressed the decrease in reimbursement by implementing a profitability plan in June, which included some employee layoffs, position eliminations and realignment of staff duties.
The hospital laid off eight workers in July and eliminated nine positions in December, including six layoffs.
The profitability plan has focused on enhancing revenues and reducing expenses, and yielded a savings of $1.4 million last year.
Mrs. Shea said the hospital finished 2012 with surplus from operations of $1,758,131, which she called a modest 1.9 percent profit.
This year also could see the continuation of a positive trend.
The medical center, Mrs. Shea said, has been profitable from operations for four of the last five years and has budgeted a 2.06 percent profit for 2013.
Last year was busy for the hospital.
Claxton-Hepburn saw an increase in volume in its Emergency Department in 2012, caring for just over 19,000 patients, Mrs. Shea said.
Also, the hospitals health centers saw a decrease in business because of the loss of two providers.
New providers will be added to the Hammond Health Center in March and to the Claxton-Hepburn Health Center in April.
Business volumes in outpatient departments such as wound healing, cancer services and pain management saw strong growth in 2012, according to Mrs. Shea.
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Autumn is always a bewitching time of the year. We love the sudden, somehow always unexpected, chill in the air, picking out the coolest new school supplies (a bookworm's Christmas!), and watching the leaves transition from a summery green to warm orange, golden yellow, and deep crimson. Aside from the fresh pencils and leaf peeping, there is, of course, another reason we adore fall: the fashion.
This season, we found ourselves truly transfixed by how many of our favorite shows featured a very spooky aesthetic. We spotted zipper-accented and stud-embellished leather pieces, corsets festooned with straps, buckles and chains, and lots of gothic beauty looks (think: powdery pale skin worn with black lipstick). When we put all of the above together, we suddenly realized this the darkly delightful trend seems to be inspired by an unlikely fashion icon-Tim Burton.
On the off chance that you're not quite as familiar with Burton's oeuvre as we are, it's important to know that all of his amazing films have gloomy glamour in spades. Burton's characters inhabit a darkly elegant world that is both threatening and docile. They creep through fog-ridden cities lit only by moonlight, dressed in relentlessly formal garb, and many seem to have lost a limb-or more-along the way. In place of the phantom body part, Burton equips his stars (both earthly and animated) with menacing objects like scissors, jack-o-lanterns, and bones. They're also outfitted with other edgy elements, such as oversized sooty eyes, skinny pinstripe suits, and gothic black lace, resulting in a shadowy sophistication.
We were quite amused (and pleased) to note that many of the season's best head-to-toe looks could have been pulled directly from Burton's costume department. At Lanvin, Alber Elbaz showed black-and-white striped frocks and ghostly-pale faces-two of Burton's signatures-that echoed the director's cinematic stylings. The color palette at Comme des Garcons was similarly austere and seemed to reference Edward Scissorhands via the bondage-style straps on dresses and pants. We particularly loved the way Roberto Cavalli gave his models high collared-dresses and top hats fit for a post-mortem gala, a la Corpse Bride. The final proof that our Tim Burton theory was correct came when we saw the divine Rodarte show, where the Sisters Mulleavy showed cobweb tights paired with spike-encrusted heels (so Beetle Juice).
With these designers and our director in mind, we looked high (Fleet Street) and low (Halloweentown) in search of the perfect bone-chilling Burtonesque products for you. We began with this Ostrich Feather Bolero ($125) from Topshop to bring you warmth on those chilly autumn evenings. Next, we chose French Connection's Tudor Silk Dress ($198), which is ideal for gallivanting with friendly ghosts and spirits. Jean-Michel Cazabat's gray rosette-covered Floral Mouna Flats ($455) and Devotte's corset-like Lace Up Boot ($475) will allow you to remain stylish at all times-even while fleeing from headless horsemen. We couldn't resist adding the Large Stone Ring ($133) by Yves Saint Laurent because it gives an eerily glamorous touch to any finger (be it skeletal or flesh). Finally, for a hint of formality so necessary for a Burton-inspired look, we found Chapeau Claudette's Multi Flower Top Hat ($46.50, on sale) from ASOS. -Madison Robbins
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The federal summer feeding program in Jefferson County served fewer children through fewer sites for the 2013 season, but that is something the overseeing agency already is working to change for 2014.
Mary J. Mathewson, coordinator of the Community Action Planning Council of Jefferson County Family Center, said the agency already is ramping up its efforts to involve more sites, volunteers and menu options to entice more children to visit participating sites for free breakfast, lunch and/or snack.
Its important, of course, to the agency, but to the community, so we can get out there so (children) can get free, nutritious meals, she said. Im not sure if any one thing contributed this year.
Throughout the 2013 season, a total 18,999 meals and snacks were served at the 17 participating sites throughout Jefferson County. According to a CAPC news release, on average, 454 children were served breakfast, lunch and/or snack daily through the federally funded program.
Improvements eyed for the 2014 season include various ways to incorporate more fresh fruits and vegetables. A standard lunch, for example, might include a cold sandwich, milk, and plain servings of both fruit and vegetable. Breakfast might include cereal, milk, juice and fruit. Snacks come in a variety of forms, from dry cereal to cheese and crackers.
Its in its infancy stages, Mrs. Mathewson said, regarding a plan for summer feeding program improvements.
Dawn M. Cole, CAPC deputy director, said expenses associated with the total 2013 program are $49,880, and the agency anticipates total reimbursement of $49,400. She said the entire program is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but funds are filtered through the state Education Department.
This year, according to the news release, more than 80 volunteers helped serve 937 breakfasts, 11,055 lunches and 7,007 snacks.
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A number of drug counts were filed against three people after a search warrant was served on April 22nd by narcotics detectives from the Watauga County Sheriff's Office. The search was made at 405 Holiday Hills, Boone, the warrant granted to search in reference to the sell and distribution of Heroin.
Paul Isaac Holmes, 22, and 20-year old Anna Lynne Strain were charged with Possession of Heroin, Possession of MDMA, Felony Maintain a Dwelling for Controlled Substances, Simple Possession of Schedule II Suboxone, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Sarah Renee Lafaille, 21, was charged with Possession of Psilocybin Mushrooms, Possession of LSD, Felony Maintaining a Dwelling Controlled Substances, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Holmes, Strain, and Lafaille were held at the Watauga County Detection Facility under $10,000 bond with a District Court appearance set May 28th.
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Know what else? This is an eminently repeatable glitch. You can do this in the comfort of your own home. It seems that a hip check executed during a line change, at the bench near where the door is opening, creates some kind of phantom zone through which you can send anyone spinning like a killer asteroid in near-earth orbit. The Crosby hit is the most prolific, but check out the one Shea Weber puts on Edmonton's Ryan Nugent-Hopkins! And Preds head coach Barry Trotz recoiling in horror!
The gentleman who discovered this glitch is EA Sports user robertofool. The guys who figured out how it was triggered, and filmed the above video, are 2BCProductions.
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