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MASSENA - Motorists have seen prices at the gas pump climb by up to 30 cents over the past weeks with prices on South Main Street climbing from $3.64 per gallon to $3.90 per gallon in a 10-day period.
But boaters fueling up at the Robert Moses State Park marina are still paying the same price they were two weeks ago for the fuel they purchase to power their boats.
Robert Moses State Park Manager Chris Williams says that their gas prices havent increased this season, and boaters are still getting out onto the waters at the boat launch in Massena.
The boat launch has been a popular venue for people during this summers recent warm weather, and Mr. Williams and the marina is savoring it.
Last weekend on Sunday, we probably sold like 600 gallons, probably 700 plus on Saturday. We sell 91 octane, non-ethanol (gas for boats), Mr. Williams said.
Most just have their boat in the marina here. Obviously they gas up before they go, but people from Canada and stuff like that come over here and gas up too. Our price hasnt fluctuated yet this season. Usually well get a notice from our regional office, but we havent gone up since the beginning of the season.
And there are some water enthusiasts at the marina that arent concerned at all by the gas prices,
Tim Schiltz, whose family was taking his sail boat out on the St. Lawrence River on Friday, said they had only one worry as they prepared to take their boat out - the strength of the winds.
It has to be 15 miles per hour for us to go out on the boat. This is our second time out on the boat this summer. We probably went half a dozen times last summer, Mr. Schiltz said.
Gregg Laskoski, a senior petroleum analyst for Gasbuddy.com, said fluctuating gas prices typically have as limited impact on recreational vehicle users, such as boaters.
Mr. Laskoski felt that this could possibly be related to the demographic of boat owners. Any places where the price of fuel increases incrementally the public will be discouraged. Leisure travel could decline. With recreational boats likes that, generally people are making pretty good income and are not worried too much about their expenses like that. I dont have data that confirms it, but anecdotally people may say I may cut back a little (on gas), while others might say I wont change a single thing, he said.
Mr. Laskoski predicted the higher fuel prices will likely remain a concern for motorists, however, for at least the next several weeks. Average gas prices in New York have skyrocketed by 13 cents per gallon over past week, he said.
Mr. Laskoski said the average gas price in New York State is now at $3.89 per gallon, up from $3.71 a year ago. The national average is at $3.68 cents per gallon, increasing 9 cents from last week and 21 cents from one year ago.
Were expecting these prices to continue to climb because crude oil continues to rise. Today, crude traded at $109 per barrel. The closing price was $108.35, Mr. Laskoski said Friday afternoon.
Generally when crude oil prices go up, retail goes up and wholesale goes up. We expect prices to continue to rise incrementally for at least the next several weeks, he said.
Back on June 23, crude oil was being sold at $93 per barrel and that price has been steadily increasing.
A lot of people say (the rise in gas prices) is about uncertainty in Egypt, whose leading them. The other thing thats pushed prices up is the reduction in crude oil inventories but increase in consumer demand. That causes retail prices to go up especially when crude oil barrels are over $108 per barrel, Mr. Laskoski said.
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The 12th annual St. Lawrence River Walleye Challenge Team Tournament is slated for Saturday, Aug. 3 at the Massena Intake Boat Launch.
Sponsored by the St. Lawrence River Walleye Association, the event is a two-person team competition featuring payouts (based on number of teams competing) for the top three places: 50 percent and plaques for first, 30 percent for second, and 20 perfect for third. Winning teams will be determined by the total weight of three walleyes, and numerous door prizes will also be awarded.
Registration and seminar will take place on Friday, Aug. 2 at the Massena Rod and Gun Club (Patterson Road) from 6-7:30 p.m. Tournament entry fee is $50 per team, and there is an additional $5 conservation fee per non-SLRWA members to aid walleye-stocking efforts in the river.
Teams can also participate ($20) in the optional 100 percent payback Big Fish Contest.
Tournament rules will be reviewed at the registration meeting, and teams will draw their boat numbers. Fishing hours extend from 6 a.m. until 2 p.m., and all teams must be present in the water at the Massena Intake by 5:45 a.m. Tournament boundaries include both American and Canadian waters from the Iroquois Dam at Waddington to the topside of the Robert Moses Dam at Massena. If anglers plan to fish in Canada, they should report to Canadian Customs by calling 888-226-7277. In the case of poor weather conditions, a rain date for the event has been set for Sunday, Aug. 4.
Tournament organizers request safety, integrity, and sportsmanship from all participants. For more information, contact Mike Gagner at 705-2181 (work), 384-3450 (home), or email@example.com. Information is also available by visiting www.stlawrenceriverwalleyeassociation.com.
Winners of 2012 Walleye Challenge
Roger Randall and Bob Compo will be looking to defend their 2012 title when the angling team won first place with a three-fish weight of 15.75 pounds. That team also won the Big Fish award with a 7.77-pound walleye.
The team of Mandy and Todd Merrill placed second last year with a 14.53-pound catch while Clint Niles and Pat Burnett entered a 14.27-pound catch for the third-place cash prize. The fourth-place team was Joe and Sandy Pierce.
The 11th annual St. Lawrence International Junior Carp Tournament for boys and girls ages 11-18 is scheduled for Thursday through Saturday, Aug. 15-17 along a 30-mile stretch of the St. Lawrence River from Ogdensburg to Massena. Dale Vallance of Madrid, who won the competition in 2009 and 2010, will serve as the Grand Marshal of this years event.
The $125 entry fee covers participation in all tournament-related events during the three days, and those events include the pre-tournament fishing school sponsored by Mort Backus and Sons. When youths register, they can register to fish as an individual, with another person, or as part of a four-person team. The Junior Carp Tournament is a catch-and-release event hosted by the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce. Interested youths can pick up registration forms at the County Chamber (101 Main St. in Canton) or download them at www.northcountryguide.com. For more information, contact the county chamber at 386-4000.
Most college students ended the school year two months ago upon completing their final exams. Such is not the case for 136 student-anglers, though, as they will be taking their final exam, the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series National Championship, on Aug. 1-3 on the Chatuge Reservoir in northeast Georgia. Those students comprise 68 two-person teams representing 49 colleges and universities from across the country.
At stake in the Bassmaster College Championship are scholarships, bragging rights, and the chance for one college angler to compete in the prestigious 2014 Bassmaster Classic. Qualifying schools from the Eastern Region are University of North Carolina at Charlotte; East Carolina University (two teams) in Greenville, N.C.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (two teams) in Blacksburg, Va.; Georgetown College (two teams) in Kentucky: North Carolina State University in Raleigh; and Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Va.
Outdoors Calendar
Monday: Trap and Skeet Shooting at Lisbon Sportsmens Club (Pray Rd.) at 5:30 p.m.
Monday: Trap Shooting at Moose River F&G Club (Davis Bridge Road) at 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: Trap Shoot at Black Lake F&G Club at 7 p.m.
Saturday: QDMA Youth Adventure Day at Lucky Star Ranch in Chaumont (767-5440).
Saturday-Sunday: SLCTA hosts annual Trappers Rendezvous at Massena R&G Club.
Saturday-Sunday: Annual Gun Show and Flea Market at Massena R&G Club (769-2627).
Aug. 3: 12th Annual St. Lawrence River Walleye Challenge (stlawrenceriverwalleyeassociation.com).
Aug. 4: Homestudy Hunter Education Course at Watertown Sportsmans Club (pre-register at 785-253).
Aug. 10: Waterfowl Education Program at Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg (393-2425).
Aug. 10-11: Hunter Education Course at Gouverneur R&G Club (pre-register at 287-9398).
Aug. 11: Bowhunter Education Course at Feraris Archery Shop in Carthage (pre-register at shop).
Aug. 13, 15, 17: Hunter Education Course at Mannnsville-Manor Fire Hall (pre-register at 785-2533).
Aug. 15-17: St. Lawrence International Junior Carp Tournament (386-4000).
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The Lipscomb men's basketball team continues Atlantic Sun Conference action on Thursday night at 6 p.m. looking to snap a 9-game home winning streak by Florida Gulf Coast.
The Eagles (12-7, 4-2 A-Sun) sit tied atop the A-Sun standings alongside Jacksonville and Stetson.
Lipscomb (6-10, 1-4 A-Sun) is led by redshirt freshman center Stephen Hurt, who is the top leads all rookie centers nationally with 131 rebounds. Hurt is averaging 11.8 points per game through 16 games for LU. Sophomore forward Malcolm Smith is right behind Hurt with an 11.3 point per game average. Deonte Alexander and Martin Smith are also scoring in double figures for the Bisons scoring 10.5 and 10.4 points per game, respectively.
FGCU is led by Bernard Thompson (14.3 ppg) and Sherwood Brown (14.2 ppg).
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|via Bill Williams Trail
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2015
|Nice trail, very green and lush at the upper part. Views are somewhat limited, some good ones from the road. The summit itself...well, not so great. Still a nice and worthy hike though.
|Posted Jul 3, 2015 10:55 pm
|Found two witness markers
Date Climbed: Apr 22, 2012
|Drove up since I had a nasty cold. My companion was Sacha (redsplashman).
A year later, on 4-29-13, I hiked up via the Benham trail with Dennis Poulin and Rick Hartman. I felt much better about hiking this one rather than just driving up the thing. Lots of towers on top but that can be expected on some of these mountains that tower above the other stuff.
|Posted Apr 26, 2012 9:27 am
|Alex Wood
|Up Power Line Scar and Ski Descent
Date Climbed: Feb 26, 2011
|Thought it would be a cool idea to hike up the NE facing powerline scar and ski down. Well, the scar has tons and tons of undergrowth and lots of huge boulders. Aside from a few powder turns, we did not find that it was a great ski descent and had to hike down in most places due to crummy snow conditions
|Posted Feb 26, 2011 11:43 pm
|Bob Burd
|Bill Williams Trail
Date Climbed: Jun 24, 2009
|Not much for views and yes, the summit is an eyesore. Oh well. Trip Report
|Posted Jul 20, 2009 11:18 pm
|Billy Williams
Date Climbed: Apr 27, 2009
|Followed a slow service truck to the top. Then back down. So much for hiking.
|Posted May 5, 2009 12:35 am
Date Climbed: Jul 6, 2002
|For the lazy ones, you can drive a car pretty close to
the top. I'm one of the lazy ones ...
Other decent peaks in the area: Sitgreaves, Kendricks.
|Posted Aug 7, 2008 5:39 pm
|Ken Dammen
|Nice hike
Date Climbed: May 31, 2008
|Training climb for Mt. Whitney
|Posted Jun 12, 2008 1:08 pm
Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2007
|A beautiful area with an appalling summit mess. What an eyesore.
Peak #3 of a 6 peak weekend. This followed two classic Grand Canyon temple ascents.
|Posted Oct 15, 2007 10:26 am
|Bill Williams Mtn Trail
Date Climbed: May 27, 2007
|Kind of a steep grunt with minimal views in the upper canyon. The hike up the last part of the road offers some great views in all directions, though.
|Posted May 29, 2007 5:45 pm
|Great trail from below
Date Climbed: Jun 3, 2006
|My wife and I hiked the peak from the trailhead near I-40. Great hike, very green in the high canyon. My 'birthday' hike, and a great day all around. Highly recommend the trail.
|Posted Oct 10, 2006 8:04 pm
|Date Climbed: September 16, 2003
|Summitted on Tuesday, September 16, 2003. Quite windy at the top, especially when climbing the Fire Look Out ladder. Used the hike as a warm-up for Humphreys Peak which I summitted the next day.
I got started a little later than I had hoped, and spent a little too much time at the summitt talking to guy in the look out cabin. I was glad I brought along my headlamp as the sun set before I reached my car.
|Posted Nov 15, 2003 1:55 pm
|Route Climbed: Bill Williams Mountain Trail Date Climbed: May 17, 2003
|My first time up BW....had a great solo day with my young labrador...
Bit breezy at the top, but it was a warm day and no jacket was required. Rested and ate lunch at the junction of the road, where there are some log benches.
Some snow patches in the shade near the top. Relief for my labrador pup who likes to snowdive!
The box at the top of the LO Tower was locked, but I was still able to climb the stairs and get some great 360 degree views.
I'll add some photos soon...
|Posted May 18, 2003 4:45 pm


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Thursday: Canton at Saranac Lake, Massena at Salmon River, C-P at SLC, OFA at Potsdam 7 p.m.
Friday: Northwood Prep at Potsdam 5 p.m.
Saturday: Northwood Prep at Saranac Lake 10 a.m., C-P at Indian River 10 a.m., Massena at Potsdam 10:30 a.m.
(all games 4:30 p.m. unless noted)
Tuesday: Heuvelton at Salmon River. Massena at OFA 7 p.m.
Thursday: Massena at Potsdam 4 p.m., Canton at Salmon River, Saranac Lake at Heuvelton.
Friday: Salmon River at Canton, Massena vs. Central Square (At South Jeff) 5 p.m., OFA at Northwood Prep 5 p.m., Heuvelton at Potsdam 7 p.m.
(all games 4:30 p.m.)
Tuesday: Canton at Massena, Harrisville at C-F, Lisbon at H-D, Heuvelton at Morristown, Tupper Lake at SLC.
Wednesday: Salmon River at FA (dh) 4 p.m., N-N at P-H (dh) 4 p.m., B-M at SRF 4 p.m., Harrisville at Watertown IHC, Gouverneur at Canton, M-W at Chateaugay, Potsdam at Massena.
Thursday: Massena at FA 3:30 p.m., Salmon River at Gouverneur, E-K at Harrisville, Hammond at Morristown, Heuvelton at Lisbon.
Friday: OFA at FA, Salmon River at Canton (SUNY Canton), P-H at Tupper Lake.
Saturday: Salmon River at Chateaugay 10 a.m., OFA Tournament - OFA vs. Canton 1 p.m., M-W vs. B-M 1 p.m.; Consolation 3 p.m., Championship 3 p.m.
(all games 4:30 p.m. unless noted)
Tuesday: FA at Gouverneur, Tupper Lake at SLC, Harrisville at C-F, Hammond at E-K, Lisbon at H-D, Heuvelton at Morristown.
Wednesday: M-W at Chateaugay (dh) 4 p.m., N-N at P-H (dh) 4 p.m., Potsdam at Massena, Salmon River at FA (Dh), Gouverneur at Canton, SLC at C-P.
Thursday: Potsdam at N-N 3:45 p.m., Salmon River at Gouverneur, E-K at Harrisville, Hammond at Morristown, Heuvelton at Lisbon.
Friday: Potsdam at Gouverneur (dh) 4 p.m., SRF at -W (dh) 4 p.m., OFA at FA, Salmon River at Canton, B-M at SLC, P-H at Tupper Lake, C-P at Chateaugay, E-K at Morristown.
Saturday: Heuvelton Tournament - Massena vs. Canton 10 a.m., OFA vs. Heuvelton 10 a.m., Canton vs. OFA noon, Massena vs. Heuvelton noon.
(all meets 4:15 p.m. unless noted)
Wednesday: Gouverneur at Tupper Lake, M-W at Massena, N-N at Potsdam.
Friday: Canton at N-N.
Saturday: Invitational at M-W 11 a.m.
Tuesday: Potsdam at Northwood Prep.
Wednesday: Heuvelton at C-F, Massena at Potsdam, FA at Gouverneur, E-K at N-N (Raymondville).
Friday: OFA at Massena, Potsdam at FA.
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Along with managing to maintain slightly expanding employment levels, Carbon County has started to witness declining jobless rate.
The latest data compiled by the Utah Department of Workforce Services indicate that Carbon's jobless rate registered at 4.2 percent in October.
The October unemployment level represented a decrease from the 4.6 percent jobless rate posted by the county in September.
By comparison, Carbon County reported a 4.4 unemployment rate in October 2007.
But for the first time since 2003, Utah's economy is coping with year-over-year job losses, dashing hopes that the state could remain insulated from the nation's economic crisis, noted the department of workforce services' December Trendlines publication.
In one of the most challenging jobs reports in years, Utah lost 2,200 jobs in the year ending in October, pushing total employment down 0.2 percent to 1.3 million statewide, explained the DWS publication.
Nationally, job losses totaled 0.9 percent in the year that ended in October.
Economic reality appears to have caught up to Utah, slowing the number of people moving into the state and the total population growth, continued the department of workforce services.
Nevertheless, the total number of Utahns residing at locations throughout the state climbed to nearly 2.8 million in the 12-month period ending June 30, according to demographic and business experts serving on the state's population estimates committee.
In recent years, Utah has boasted one of the best appreciating housing markets in the nation.
But the state has recently fallen to 29th place for housing price appreciation.
A report compiled by the Federal Housing Finance Agency determined that home prices in Utah fell 1.64 percent in third quarter 2008 compared to last year.
Nationally, home prices declined 4 percent for the year-over-year period.
The tight global credit market is forcing some Utah towns to delay planned financing and requiring others to pay unexpectedly high interest rates for existing debt, continued the DWS report.
Other cities at locations across the state are nervous about how financing will be received in the marketplace.
Despite recent increases in the number of Utahns seeking protection from creditors, the state no longer can claim the distinction of being one of the bankruptcy capitals of the country, pointed out the department of workforce services.
Owners of 1,812 properties in Utah received some type of foreclosure-related filing in October, up nearly 73 percent from the same month in 2007, said RealtyTrac, a company that tracks the foreclosure market nationally.
Addressing an issue of local interest, the department of workforce services' Trendlines report indicated that the falling crude oil prices should have little impact on the current as well as future oil shale and tar sands development projects slated in eastern Utah.


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18 U.S. Code § 5035 - Detention prior to disposition
A juvenile alleged to be delinquent may be detained only in a juvenile facility or such other suitable place as the Attorney General may designate. Whenever possible, detention shall be in a foster home or community based facility located in or near his home community. The Attorney General shall not cause any juvenile alleged to be delinquent to be detained or confined in any institution in which the juvenile has regular contact with adult persons convicted of a crime or awaiting trial on criminal charges. Insofar as possible, alleged delinquents shall be kept separate from adjudicated delinquents. Every juvenile in custody shall be provided with adequate food, heat, light, sanitary facilities, bedding, clothing, recreation, education, and medical care, including necessary psychiatric, psychological, or other care and treatment.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 858; Pub. L. 93–415, title V, § 505,Sept. 7, 1974, 88 Stat. 1135.)
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Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 925 (June 16, 1938, ch. 486, § 5, 52, Stat. 765).
Minor changes were made in arrangement and phraseology.
Another section 505 ofPub. L. 93–415, as added by Pub. L. 107–273, div. C, title II, § 12222(a),Nov. 2, 2002, 116 Stat. 1896, is classified to section 5784 of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare.
Another section 505 of title V of Pub. L. 93–415, as added by Pub. L. 102–586, § 5(a),Nov. 4, 1992, 106 Stat. 5028, was classified to section 5784 of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare, prior to the general amendment of that title V by Pub. L. 107–273.
1974—Pub. L. 93–415amended section generally, substituting "Detention prior to disposition", for "Arrest, detention and bail" in section catchline, striking out provisions relating to discretionary power of arresting officer or marshal to confine juvenile in jail, provisions relating to bail and default of bail, and inserting provisions relating to mandatory separation of juvenile from adjudicated delinquents, and provisions relating to the physical conditions of confining facility.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. The St. Lawrence Universitys mens hockey team continued its penchant for success in overtime this season and thus made it a clean sweep on the road this weekend.
Senior defenseman George Hughes scored the game-winning goal in the extra session to lift the Saints past the Harvard Crimson, 4-3 on Saturday night in an ECAC Hockey clash at Bright Hockey Center.
Junior goalie Matt Weninger made 27 saves, including a pair in overtime, as St. Lawrence (11-10-3 overall, 4-5-3 league) extended its unbeaten streak in the conference to four games (3-0-1.)
This is a huge road sweep for us this time of the year, said St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel, whose team completed a sweep of Dartmouth and Harvard on the road for the first time in five seasons. We played real well and we deserved to win both games.
The Saints, who defeated 12th-ranked Dartmouth 4-2 on Friday, have won four of their past six games (4-1-1), improving to 2-0-3 in overtime decisions this season.
Sophomore center Patrick Doherty and junior winger Jeremy Wick each contributed a goal and an assist, senior center Kyle Flanagan totaled two assists, and Greg Carey contributed a goal for St. Lawrence, which moved up into a tie for sixth place in the ECAC with Colgate.
Hughes tallied the deciding goal three minutes, 37 seconds into overtime as he took pass from Doherty and beat goalie Raphael Girard with a blast from the slot.
The overtime was pretty wide open and we had a nice scoring chance by Pat Doherty on an odd-man rush before George scored, Carvel said. Then when we came right down the ice on another odd-man rush we did a great job driving to the net ... and George buried his chance. Make no mistake about it, he was our player of the game, he was the difference-maker for us tonight.
Freshman winger Jimmy Vesey scored a pair of goals for the slumping Crimson (5-13-1, 3-11-0), which lost its sixth consecutive game and was dealt its ninth straight loss in league play.
I thought we really dominated at times, Carvel said. They were opportunistic and I think Jimmy Vesey is the best player Ive seen in the league this year he scored two terrific goals. But we played real hard and real well. We also had a big penalty kill on a 5-on-3 advantage late in the game and that was huge for us.
Wick, who fired a team-high 10 shots on net, scored his third power-play goal in as many games for St. Lawrence.
Girard stopped 39 of 43 shots faced for last-place Harvard.
The Saints will host Cornell and Colgate at 7 p.m. next Friday and Saturday.
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CANTON With a major milestone once again within reach, this time the St. Lawrence University hockey team stood fast.
Juniors Jeremy Wick and Kyle Essery each scored in the third period and goalie Matt Weninger made 25 saves as the Saints turned back Rochester Institute of Technology, 4-3, on Saturday night at Appleton Arena to record the programs 1,000th victory.
St. Lawrence (8-9-2) finally earned a much-needed win by halting a five-game losing skid.
It was a long time coming, Weninger said. We had five chances at it and sometimes thats the way it goes you get a little pressure put on you and you come right back. This was almost not like a celebration its more like a weight off our shoulders.
The St. Lawrence program, which dates back to 1925 when scores of games were first officially recorded, is just the 16th team among the 59 Division I schools and the sixth in ECAC Hockey to reach 1,000 wins.
This is a big win and its a special milestone, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. Its great to be a part of it, and it speaks to the tradition and history of the program.
With the Saints carrying a lead into the third period, this game appeared headed in the same direction of St. Lawrences 4-3 loss to RIT on Friday as again the Tigers (5-9-4) rallied to take the lead on two goals in the first 2� minutes from Mike Colavecchia.
However, the Saints didnt flinch, as just 33 seconds later, Wick took a pass from Kyle Flanagan and backhanded a shot past goalie Josh Watson at 2:57 of the final period to draw St. Lawrence even at 3-3.
There were a lot of ups and downs in the third period, Wick, a right wing, said. But we stayed with it and were able to come back and score some big goals.
They scored those quick two goals on us, but we didnt sulk, Essery said. We stayed with it and were able to respond as a team.
Essery responded with the game-winning goal at 6:05. After Tommy Thompson delivered a crushing check in the left corner, Thompson carried the puck toward the net and centered the puck to Essery, who lifted the puck over Watsons glove.
I just jumped on the ice and I heard a big crash and Tommy worked so hard to get the puck, said Essery, a centerman who scored three goals in the weekend set. Then he made that great pass to me ... that was just some great hard work by him.
His teammates gave him the game puck and he deserved it, Carvel said of Thompson. That was a huge goal for us and he played like that all night. Weve talked about that about how we respond to situations like the one we faced, but we got back up and did what we had to do.
Weninger bounced back by shutting down the Tigers the rest of the way in the third period, including blocking Ben Lynchs backhander with 2:10 left.
I think Matt quietly played well all weekend, Carvel said of Weninger, who denied Nolan Descoteauxs breakaway bid with six minutes left in the second.
The Saints had been stuck on 999 wins since a 4-2 victory at Colgate on Nov. 30.
Thats what we needed, Carvel said of the victory. Sometimes were a fragile team and to win this way will give us confidence going back into league play.
Like on Friday, St. Lawrence scored the first two goals of the game against RIT as Patrick Doherty and Gunnar Hughes each tallied a goal within a stretch of 5 1/2 minutes.
This game was somewhat similar to last night, RIT coach Wayne Wilson said. But give credit to St. Lawrence, they showed a lot of resiliency tonight.
The Saints cashed in on their first power play on a sharp sequence as Greg Carey sent a cross-ice feed to George Hughes and Doherty converted on Hughes cross-crease feed at 8:08, scoring into the right side of the net seven minutes into the game.
Gunnar Hughes then scored unassisted as he picked the pocket of a defender, walked in alone and snapped the puck through Watsons leg pads at 12:34. The Tigers drew within 2-1 as Brad McGowan at 14:05.
Watson made 35 saves for the Tigers, who lost for the first time in four games.
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- Chinook: Historically prized as the crème de la crème of the catch, for its rich, buttery flavor. The largest of salmon species, chinook is also the most expensive, largely because it's the least abundant salmon variety in North America. Flesh varies from white to pink to red. Also known as king salmon.
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Municipalities with swaths of farmland have grown used to raking in more property taxes from farmers each year, but they wont benefit as much starting in 2014.
A new state law signed by the governor this week limits annual increases in the states agricultural land assessments to 2 percent, down from a maximum of 10 percent. The change has been lauded by farmers, who have been hit with property tax increases year after year because of rising values under the states per-acre formula. While the farmers stand to benefit greatly, the impact on town budgets wont be severe, local assessors say.
State assessments determine if farms are eligible for a partial tax exemption. When values rise under the states per-acre formula to the point where they approach the local assessment, a farmers exemption shrinks and he pays more property taxes. Farmland values determined by the state have increased over the past five years. In 2008, farmland with the highest quality of soil was valued at $620 per acre. This year, its valued at $999 per acre. The new 2 percent assessment cap will slow that trend.
Farmers wont see their tax exemptions erode as fast as they have been, said town of Adams Assessor Roger E. Tibbets.
For example, the taxable value of a 240-acre farm in Adams in 2012 was $294,078 in 2012 after it received an exemption of $127,422. This year, the farms taxable value was $308,094 after receiving an exemption of $113,406.
The result of the 2 percent cap in the state formula is that municipalities wont collect as much in additional property taxes year over year. In Adams, for example, the total value of agricultural tax exemptions in 2013 is $1,501,233. Hypothetically, if state agricultural land values climbed in 2014 by 10 percent as they have in the past an additional $2,612 in property taxes would be collected by the town and $9,656 by the county. The combined increase for school districts in South Jefferson, Belleville Henderson and Sackets Harbor would be $46,134.
But because values will be capped at 2 percent, the town would be able to collect up to an additional $2,405, the county $8,884, and the three school districts a combined $42,443. Those figures were calculated according to 2013 tax rates.
With 87 farms on its tax roll, Adams has the second largest amount of agricultural land in the county behind the town of Ellisburg, Mr. Tibbets said. He conducts agriculture assessments on those farms each year according to a formula set by the state Department of Taxation and Finance. That formula calculates the price per acre of land on each farm based on the soil quality, which is ranked according to mineral group.
Land is first evaluated by the Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District, which provides assessors with a report that breaks down soil types. Exemptions are then calculated by determining the difference between a farms agriculture assessment which is determined by the state and its full assessed market value, which is determined by municipalities. As the state valuations increase, they decrease the exemption farmers are eligible to receive.
Assessments of farms are conducted periodically by municipalities when they do revaluations to determine the full market value of property. But municipalities will often wait years before conducting revaluations, Mr. Tibbets said, which keeps assessment values artificially low. When assessments are artificially low, it decreases the exemption in property taxes that farmers are eligible to receive according to the states formula.
Adams completed a revaluation in 2011, for example, and will likely finish another in 2015. The town of Watertown conducted its last revaluation in 1990.
In Adams, for example, market prices for farmland have jumped significantly since 2011. In 2011 farmers sold land for an average of about $1,500 an acre, but recent sales have ranged from $2,400 to $2,800.
If the assessment goes up according to the market, youre going to get an increased exemption because they dont go up based on land values but on the commodity market for crops, said Mr. Tibbets, who is also the assessor for the towns of Watertown, Brownville and Harrisburg. Most of us arent doing annual reassessment but cyclical, which could be anywhere from three to six years.
Rodman and Lorraine assessor Peter J. Rogers said farmland has not been worth enough in the two towns to become eligible for tax exemptions granted by the state assessment formula. But the 2 percent cap legislation could benefit farmers if market values continue to rise, he said, because theyd be eligible for exemptions.
Land values have always been less than the ceiling amount needed for state assessments, Mr. Rogers said. But there have been higher land sales in the past two years.
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BUFFALO, NY - For the first time since he received what he says is a troubling voicemail from developer Carl Paladino, Buffalo School Board member Ralph Hernandez is talking.
Hernandez says, "No I'm not going to say it was a threat, it was troubling, that's all I will say."
Hernandez received the message from developer Carl Paladino two days after Paladino was kicked out of a Buffalo School Board meeting for verbally attacking individuals from the podium.
Hernandez has not been able to meet with legal council to discuss the contents of the message yet so he refused to elaborate to us, only describing it during an impromptu press conference. "It was troubling, troubling. I won't be specific beyond that, if not I would not have turned it over to legal council in the first place."
Paladino would not talk directly to us about the message, however Channel 2 political host Kristy Mazurek spoke with him earlier this week, and according to her, Paladino told Hernandez: "I believe you're not up to the job and should resign. He went on to say, "I don't want to expose your inabilities."
Paladino has been very critical of Hernandez and has called for him to resign due to his close relationship with BTF President Phil Rumore.
Recently Paladino called Hernandez "an inept embarrassment to the citizens of Buffalo who deserve much better."
Hernandez talked about how he would react if Paladino wins a seat on the board this May.
"Fine, fine. I have no objection working with Carl on the board. I suspect being legal council he will conduct himself accordingly."
Paladino was adamant when he spoke to Mazurek this week that his message was not threatening. He plans to run for the Park District school board seat in May.


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A report in Fortune magazine says it's likely that Apple will show the world its iPad Mini in a launch event on October 17th. An Apple investor claims to have heard about Apple's plans from multiple sources and predicts that invitations to the event will go out on October 10th, we'll have a first look at the iPad Mini on October 17th , and we could see it on the market as soon as November 2nd.
Leaked photos of the little tablet have been circulating for quite a while showing a 7.85-inch device with a rear-facing camera. The casing looks to be aluminum-backed with a front display that is similar to the current iPad's. It will probably have a black or white bezel surrounding the screen and a home button at the bottom. There is no doubt that tablet will be set up with the new Lightning connector.
Thankfully, the iPad Mini is rumored to be priced in the range of other major tablets like Nook, Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire. Apple offering a tablet for around $200 will probably make everyone except Barnes and Noble, Google and Amazon very happy.
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very cute. We would never be allowed to bring these to our school but maybe for my kid's New Years party.ReplyDelete
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They really turned out cute! I know the kids will love them:@)ReplyDelete
Well, these are adorable! and they look so easy to prepare! Happy Holidays!ReplyDelete
Very cute! I even have powdered donut holes in the freezer!ReplyDelete
What a great idea. So cute and what a fun activity for the kids... :)ReplyDelete
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That's a cute idea! And MUCH easier than making cake balls!ReplyDelete
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So cute! And way easier than your normal cake pops. My girls would love this! I'll be featuring them on my blog tomorrow.ReplyDelete
Love these! Who does't love donut holes? Thanks so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
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|Passed first reading. Did not receive a second reading; the legislature adjourned on 25 March.
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Karen R. Lawrence was inaugurated as tenth president of Sarah Lawrence College on Friday, October 5, 2007, on the College's campus in Yonkers, N.Y., near the Village of Bronxville. Delegates representing 83 colleges and universities, including seven sitting presidents, joined approximately 700 members of the College community, alumnae/i, and guests to celebrate the occasion.
Lawrence comes to Sarah Lawrence from the School of Humanities at the University of California, Irvine, where she served as dean—as well as professor of English and comparative literature—since 1998. A widely respected English literature scholar and teacher, she has a special interest in James Joyce, travel writing, and modern fiction. She taught English at the University of Utah from 1978 to 1997, has written or edited five books on literature, and has published widely in leading academic journals.
Following the ceremony was a symposium titled, "You Can't Step Into the Same River Twice: Re-imagining the Liberal Arts in the 21st Century." Participants were Nancy Cantor, a Sarah Lawrence alumna and chancellor of Syracuse University; Ralph Hexter, president of Hampshire College; Beverly Daniel Tatum, president of Spelman College; and W. Ian Lipkin, a Sarah Lawrence alumnus and professor of epidemiology, neurology, and pathology at Columbia University, and principal investigator and director at the Northeast Biodefense Center. Pauline Moffitt Watts, alumna and dean of Sarah Lawrence College, was the moderator.
Referring to the theme and title of the colloquium, Watts commented that "Heraclitus' famous observation regarding the symbiotic relationship between continuity and change seems to capture something essential in the ongoing role that the liberal arts have played in American higher education. That is, the liberal arts are on the one hand rooted in ways of knowing whose history can be traced back to antiquity. On the other hand, these same liberal arts have changed significantly at certain points in time as they responded creatively to historical moments of rapid change in education and culture."
Other inaugural events included a musical welcome to President Lawrence and her family on Thursday, October 4, including performances by music faculty, students, and guests.
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Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Wed, 01/23/08, 01:07pm:
The Times has a revealing follow-up to yesterday's piece chronicling the bubbling conflict between ownership, management, the coaching staff, and the roster.
Let's take a look:
With Clippers owner Donald T. Sterling having leveled complaints at his top management -- Mike Dunleavy and Elgin Baylor -- the team's players on Tuesday attempted to avoid escalating the dispute.
Corey Maggette, the Clippers' leading scorer, is at the center of the organization's top-tier rift. Maggette and Dunleavy have had their disputes, but Tuesday Maggette came to Dunleavy's defense.
"I just can't throw my coach under the bus, regardless of people saying I don't like him or we don't get along," Maggette said. "He's had a hard time with the injuries. It's always 50-50. Fifty percent [of the blame is] on us and 50% on the coach."
Corey Maggette has shown a lot of class. It isn't easy being the whipping boy of a coach. We can debate the credibility of Dunleavy's longstanding critiques of Maggette – and I tend to agree with most of them.
In the past, Dunleavy has questioned Maggette's defensive play.
Very fair…
And last summer Dunleavy tried to trade him for the Dallas Mavericks' Jason Terry over concerns that Maggette would opt out of his contract and become a free agent after this season, leaving behind the final year of his contract worth $7 million.
We should've been so lucky. Is this the deal that Sterling and/or Baylor nixed?
But Sterling said once again Monday that he expected Maggette, and the injured Elton Brand, to remain Clippers for the rest of their careers.
This is based on what, exactly? Despite the class Corey has demonstrated publicly, I don't sense that he's eager to return. Moreover, re-upping Corey doesn't make sense if the Clippers are serious about developing Thornton as their small forward of the future. And, no, Corey can't play the shooting guard position. The experiment has failed, except on those rare occasions when opponents go big at the 2.
"OK, well, I guess I'm going to be a Clipper," Maggette said, matter-of-factly. "That's how I look at it. If they want me to be here, then I'll be here. It's as simple as that."
This is the standard free agent trope: If the organization wants me [translation: If the organization meets my salary demands], then I'll stay. Having said that, I don't have a problem with Corey's posture here.
Most Clippers acknowledge that they knew it would be a long season after Brand, their best player, ruptured his Achilles' tendon in August. And while none were willing to publicly voice discontent over Dunleavy or management, there have been quiet grumblings during the season, including some concerns about the team's long-term chemistry.
"A three-game winning streak solves any chemistry problems" – Paul DePodesta
Other complaints involve playing time, that the offense is too dependent on center Chris Kaman and that creativity is limited because of Dunleavy's set plays. The unhappiness isn't much different than most NBA teams experience during a season, but it's become magnified as the team's record has dropped to 12-25.
This is a much larger conversation. I never expected the Clips to win more than 25-30 games this season. So far as the dependency on Chris Kaman:
Maggette: 24.5
Cassell: 24.2
Kaman: 20.4
Thomas: 18.3
Mobley: 17.6
Brand: 0.0
I realize facts are inconvenient, but the notion that Kaman is disproportionately central to the offense is empirically incorrect.
On the issue of creativity, I don't disagree with the general criticism of Dunleavy and have expressed this opinion before. But there are prerequisites to creativity, namely the passing ability of your wing players. And Sam Cassell, for all of his attributes, isn't a superlative passer either.
Indeed, a complex relationship exists between Dunleavy and several of his core players.
After the team's playoff run in 2006, Dunleavy enjoyed considerable input over player personnel, a rarity for a coach without a general manager title. He lobbied for Sam Cassell and Kaman to receive contract extensions and Dunleavy received a four-year, $22-million contract.
Would this team be better this season without Cassell and his modest extension, or Kaman and his admittedly hefty contract [though I'd argue that, when you look around the league, Kaman's deal is relatively in-line with his value]?
But when some possible trades didn't go through last summer, the writing for a poor season "was on the wall," Dunleavy said.
I can't find a credible argument that this team should win more than 35 games in the Western Conference this season. But if you have one, by all means, offer it up.
Despite Sterling's criticism, several players said Dunleavy prepares his team for games as well as any coach.
Cassell is one of those players, but the point guard added there was a difference between planning and coaching when the game actually started. Cassell, 38, has been fighting injuries, and he voiced his displeasure earlier in the season when Dunleavy did not play him in the fourth quarter of some games.
Cassell said Tuesday that Sterling now seems emotionally tied to the Clippers' success and failures.
"He had the right to say whatever he wanted to say because he is the CEO of the whole operation," said Cassell. "When you are the boss, you say whatever you want to say. You are going to hurt whoever's feelings you are going to hurt, but that's his right."
And that's a good thing. So long as Sterling keeps the legal tender flowing, I encourage him to invest an emotional stake in the team. Responsive ownership is an asset, so long as it's rational.
One of the few bright spots this season for the Clippers has been Kaman's improved play. But the center said that the whole team is discouraged.
"Mike is really frustrated," Kaman said. "He is still trying to be positive and do what he can do, but when the owner pays all that money to players and wants them to perform and they don't, then he doesn't get his money's worth, supposedly.
"I think the owner needs to look at both sides of the coin. On one side, the team we had two years ago is the team we have now [if everyone is healthy]. When we had the guys on the floor, we did some great things, so give it a chance a little bit."
Said guard Cuttino Mobley: "I do get frustrated, not only with myself, my teammates, my coach. . . . That's life. But you have to stick with it and what you have and that's all we have is each other. This situation is messed up, but you've got to deal with it until there's a change."
Meanwhile, Brand, 28, is probably the key to the Clippers' future.
You think?
He hopes to play by early March.
He can also opt out of the final year of his contract after this season, even though he's due more than $16 million next season. Brand has made no commitment to next year's team.
I can't imagine he'd exercise the opt-out coming off a devastating injury. But I've seen stranger decisions. See Gonzalez, Juan.
"Regarding Mr. Sterling's feelings about the team, of course, I want to play for an owner that wants this team to win," Brand said.
"In [Dunleavy's] system, I had one of my best seasons ever and a great playoff run. I feel he's a good coach. I totally understand Mr. Sterling's frustrations, but I know if I was healthy, things would be different for sure. Hopefully, this [dispute] will spark us to win us some ballgames."
Let's hope.


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She was born in Glynn County to the late Jack Burton Justus and Mary Sara Hazelhurst Deming Justus.
Beth worked for 15 years at Tuckaluge Grocery and also was a seamstress for Clayburne Manufacturing. She was a member of Battle Branch Baptist Church. She loved her animals and thoroughly enjoyed crocheting, reading, her church and watching "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and John Wayne movies. Her children were the center of her life.
Mrs. Wilbanks is survived by: two sons, Thurston Eugene Wilbanks Jr. and wife Barbara of Tiger and Peter Kelly Wilbanks of Clayton; a daughter, Angela Kerry Wilbanks and companion Scott Waldron of Clayton; a sister, Carol Ann Justus Defoor and husband Dale of Toccoa; a granddaughter, Ashley Lynette Wilbanks and boyfriend Kenneth Queen of Clayton; and a great-grandson, Kalab Michael Queen.
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(a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, all such proceedings for the enforcement, or to restrain violations, of this chapter shall be by and in the name of the United States. Subpoenas for witnesses who are required to attend a court of the United States, in any district, may run into any other district in any proceeding under this section.
(1) A State may bring in its own name and within its jurisdiction proceedings for the civil enforcement, or to restrain violations, of section 341, 343 (b), 343 (c), 343 (d), 343 (e), 343 (f), 343 (g), 343 (h), 343 (i), 343 (k), 343 (q), or 343 (r) of this title if the food that is the subject of the proceedings is located in the State.
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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) -- Michigan football fans probably became more aware of epilepsy after the Minnesota coach missed a recent game due to the disorder.
Now, one media outlet reports Coach Jerry Kill took medical leave to seek treatment in Grand Rapids. The University of Minnesota will not confirm the report, but a Minneapolis Star Tribune sports writer WZZM 13 he is confident through his source that Kill was in Grand Rapids.
If there's one man who's become the face of a chronic brain disorder, it's Minnesota Football Coach Jerry Kill. He's suffered five game day seizures since taking the position at Minnesota including one on the day of the University of Michigan game.
Kill's advocacy for the life-threatening, memory-robbing disorder has also inspired thousands. Now he's seeking the best treatment not at the Mayo Clinic or a Minneapolis Hospital, but at a "renowned epilepsy clinic in Grand Rapids," according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
HIPPA prevents us knowing if it's Saint Mary's Hauenstein Neuroscience Center or Spectrum Health's Epilepsy Center. Both are Level 4, the highest ranking centers.
Dr. Brien Smith, Spectrum Health's Chief of Neurology, and board chair for the national Epilepsy Foundation says the clinic is attracting patients from outside West Michigan. "We've had patients from California, Florida. We've had experience with all the complex cases and all the new technologies coming out and are available."
His team's work outside the clinic has also garnered national attention.
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A collection of 300+ icons and illustrations and 30+ simple one shape glyphs. All in vector .ai format, .eps format, .ai legacy files, a .psd is also available for the classic version. Very easy to resize, edit and use.Bogdan RosuPosted in Web Design → Design
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In the aftermath of its server crash, T-mobile resumed the sale of its Smartphone Sidekick at lower prices.
T-mobile, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom and having GSM operations in Europe, Asia and USA with a user base of over 350 million subscribers, resumed selling its Sidekick cell phones at cheaper rates. Sidekick 2008 will be sold at $ 49 while Sidekick LX 2009 will be sold at $149 which is down by $ 25 from $175.
It is notable that on October 1, Sidekick users lost data functionality while some users faced personal data loss. During the server crash, people were asked not to let their cell phones switch off or face data loss. During the server failure, contact numbers, pictures, calendars, notes, tasks and other personal information of several Sidekick users was lost.
This sent a panic wave among the users who had their data hosted on the cloud. However the services were restored on Oct 8, some users were still coming out of the hit.
Microsoft Corp's data centers were hosting the Sidekick data when the failure struck. Media reports say that Microsoft had hired Hitachi to upgrade a portion of its servers when something went wrong. Microsoft didn't keep any backup of data.
Some lawsuits were also filed against T-mobile and Microsoft. T-mobile tried to compensate the affected users by $ 100 gift cards.
T-mobile Sidekick models are among the most desired and niche cell phones in the market. The flip out screen with the full keyboard is really great for text messaging.
The question remains whether Sidekick will able to strike a chord with the customers again. This failure raised a question not only on the role of T-mobile and Microsoft, but also on the reliability of the concept of cloud computing.