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Wilson Peak Climber's Log
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|Re: 3rd Fourteener. North East Ridge is fun as heck!
|what is ne ridge? what we did?
|Posted Aug 6, 2006 9:51 pm
|Northwest Face
Date Climbed: Jun 1, 2006
|The conditions were near perfect.
|Posted Jun 5, 2006 2:39 am
|Standard Route
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 1996
|Great to summit the Coors beer mountain. Somewhat loose.
|Posted Mar 3, 2006 1:06 am
|Mountain Jim
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: August 29, 1968
|Solo, in fog and rain.
|Posted Feb 9, 2006 10:04 am
|Route Climbed: standard Date Climbed: 7-sep-2005
|See the trip-report here: http://distantpeak.com/web/mountains/n-america/mount_wilson
|Posted Dec 26, 2005 4:46 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge via Navajo Lake Date Climbed: 7-9-05
|Straight forward route. Summit at 8:50 am, had a nice long nap on top.
|Posted Jul 13, 2005 1:58 pm
|Route Climbed: SW ridge Date Climbed: August 2003
|Summited in a brief snowstorm before descending to camp in Navajo Basin - a fun scramble. Hopefully access will open up again soon via Silver Pick!
|Posted Jun 2, 2005 1:16 am
|Mike N
|Route Climbed: Northwest ridge Date Climbed: July 2001
|Great climb. Lots of talus. Great views of to the South.
|Posted May 13, 2005 7:15 pm
|Larry V
|Route Climbed: West Ridge from Silver Pick Basin Date Climbed: July 1996
|Nice day. Climbed with Aaron and Alan.
|Posted Feb 22, 2005 10:14 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge from Silver Pick Basin Date Climbed: July 5, 1985
|Our low clearance car only made it to about one mile from the true trailhead, but we hiked up the road (being eaten alive by the mosquitos until timberline was reached) and proceeded into the valley above the TH. This particular year had a strong snowpack and we hiked over patches of snow, losing the trail and mistakenly following the one that heads east and then south under Wilson's west face. The last 500 vertical feet to the Rock of Ages saddle were climbed straight up the hard-packed snow, kicking steps and using our ice axes being mandatory (our helmets were a nice option too, since the runout was onto rocks). At the saddle we took a break and were on rocks the rest of the way to the summit. The loose talus on this route was very tiresome. The final class III pitch to the airy summit is a great finish on solid rock tho'. On the descent we bypassed most of the ridge by descending a snow couloir down the Northwest face, just below the south false summit. We glissaded this steep couloir for probably 1,000 feet into the basin, but ice axes and checking our speed w/ a few self-arrests was needed, since the snow on this side was not very soft for the descent (not much sunhit here). If you wish to avoid the loose rock on this mountain, this route would make a nice snowclimb (crampons probably needed) and Dawson's Vol. 2 describes the route better.
|Posted Feb 7, 2005 12:25 pm
|Route Climbed: NW Ridge Date Climbed: 5 September
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2012
|Attempted this with Mark (Pellucid Wombat). Bizarre weather had deposited a layer of powder over everything a day before, making for shitty conditions (but beautiful views!)- snow with no measurable consistancy (a few inches to 2 ft thick) over terrible rock (at times basically near-vertical scree) does not make for ideal climbing.
Made it to 13,600' (perhaps having surpassed the route's crux- steep wall on opposite side of the prominent notch), but still had an appreciable way to go, and it was getting late (going back down that after the snow had started to harden up would have been bad!), so decided to admit defeat & try again another day.
A challenging, steep mountain composed of substandard rock, with exceptional views- it'll be exciting (again)!
6.25.'12, w/ Faith, via new Rock of Ages Trail (#429). New trail (props to the Forest Service!) made it possible to take a trail to circumnavigate piece-of-shit Rusty Nichols' private property! Well-marked trail to Rock of Ages col. Left TH @ 13.15, following long & late previous day (back @ TH/camp @ 23.30 after LONG day ascending, & then descending Lizard Head). Weather cooperated, though, & trail easy to follow.
|Posted Oct 8, 2004 4:33 pm
|Route Climbed: Northwest Ridge Date Climbed: September 5, 2004
|I attempted this route over Labor Day weekend with Diggler. A big snowstorm passed through the day before and dumped a lot of extremely light snow in the Rockies (a few inches to a few feet deep on top of the rock). This snow made the loose rock on the route very problematic and dangerous. We turned around at the large notch before the ridge's intersection with a minor ridge.
This place looks awesome with snow cover. When I come back to re-climb the route, I'll have to make sure that it is a snow climb!
|Posted Sep 8, 2004 2:41 pm
|Route Climbed: Southwest Ridge Date Climbed: June 2002
|Fun 14er!
|Posted Jun 15, 2004 7:15 pm
|Route Climbed: from rock of ages Date Climbed: july, 01 and 02
|missed the first year from silver pick (forgot my damn parka), but made it from navajo the following year.
|Posted May 21, 2004 9:47 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: July 2003
|Tanya and I did this one together from Silver Pick Basin. A pretty straight-forward climb until you get to that false summit right before the top, then it gets fun! Great weather - very warm, but haze from the fires in the area obstructed some of the views.
|Posted May 12, 2004 6:22 pm
|Route Climbed: Southwest Ridge Date Climbed: 13 Sep 2003
|Backpacked into Navajo Basin Friday night from the south, arriving at 5:30am; slept a few hours before starting out. Reached the saddle between Wilson and Gladstone quickly, but got way off route and climbed the third class ridge almost all the way. The route was covered in snow which made the last sections pretty treacherous - 2nd CO 14er
|Posted Feb 16, 2004 12:50 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: July 16, 2003
|Excellant route from our Navajo Basin campsite. Weather was perfect on the summit but after getting back down the rock of ages it turned pretty foul pretty quickly. Luckily for us we were heading back to our camp and found shelter in a little old mining shack. The others heading to Silver Pick must've gotten soaked. And one couple started heading up shortly before the weather turned. Hopefully they made it off safely.
|Posted Feb 1, 2004 10:12 pm
|Route Climbed: Southwest Ridge Date Climbed: October 28, 2003
|We stole one from Wilson Peak yesterday. Very light clouds, almost zero wind, and 60 degree temperatures. A perfect day to play hooky! There was some snow and ice to deal with between the 13,900' subpeak and Wilson's summit, but nothing too sketchy.
|Posted Oct 29, 2003 10:42 am
|Route Climbed: SW ridge Date Climbed: July 4 2001
|Nice view
|Posted Aug 21, 2003 12:37 pm
|Route Climbed: Silver pick trailhead Date Climbed: August 2, 2003
|enjoyable hike some challenging class 3 near the summit.
|Posted Aug 10, 2003 4:41 pm


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MASSENA - When Patrick R. Lloyd and Miranda M. Green were arrested and charged with attempted kidnapping, mugshots that depicted the couple smiling were released, but now more than six months later it appears that law enforcement officers and prosecutors have gotten the last laugh.
Lloyd and Green accepted a plea deal this week that guarantees them time in state prison, and Massena Mayor James F. Hidy said he was glad to see couple getting locked up.
Obviously were ecstatic, Mr. Hidy said. Its a win for us in a small way.
Lloyds release under probation supervision in early April had made waves in Massena, where village leaders expressed disbelief that the New York City man was put back still on the streets despite a lengthy criminal history, pending drug and gun charges in Franklin County and the brutality of the alleged kidnapping attempt and despite testing positive for THC, a chemical component in marijuana, prior to being released.
The decision to exonerate Mr. Lloyds bail and to release him under the supervision of probation shocks the conscience, Massena Village Police Chief Timmy J. Currier said.
The issues this community faces with respect to drugs and violence are well documented. Mr. Lloyd is at the center of it all, yet he has been released. To release him defies logic, Mr. Currier added at that time.
Mr Hidy had also been very critical of the decision. Judge Richards should re-evaluate his role as the protector of the citizens of this county, Mr. Hidy said in April.
Six days after his release under probation supervision, Lloyd was jailed after he was accused of taking part in a home invasion at 27� Spruce St., Massena, earlier in the day. He reappeared before Judge Richards, where the judge revoked Lloyds bail based on the new arrest, and based on allegations that Lloyd had violated his probation terms by consuming alcohol.
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I would have liked to have seen them get more time, but the fact he also has federal charges pending is poetic justice, the mayor said, adding hes expecting to see Lloyd also serve some time in federal prison.
As for the relatively short sentence expected to be given to Green, Mr. Hidy said he has doubts about her straightening her life around, noting the next time she is charged with she can expect a harsher sentence.
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Early in the process, after Lloyd and Green were arrested and released on multiple occasions, Mr. Hidy was critical of both the district attorney and county court judge.
Right from the get-go I didnt feel this case was handled properly, but with all of the other incidents that happened in such a close period of time, both offices were eventually forced to take notice, he said.
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He knew that was on the horizon, Mr. Hidy said.
Mr. Hidy also said that other drug dealers and criminals in the village should take notice.
I think with the drug trafficking and the recent crimes in the area this sends a message that this type of behavior wont be tolerated and Massena is not open for the drug business, he said. Im hopeful that is something like this happens again, it will be handled differently and more expeditiously from the get-go.
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MASSENA When James A. Farbotnik died Nov. 13, he left behind five children, along with a variety of animals on his hobby farm on Route 37C.
Following his death, Hughy R. Blain, the animal control officer for the towns of Massena and Brasher, stepped in to take care of the animals, a task that he said has no end in sight.
I am taking care of them twice a day, Mr. Blain said Tuesday. I dont go the same time every day. When I get there, I get there. They were never on a schedule anyway. I get there not too early in the morning when the frost gets off the ground. I did them tonight at 7 oclock.
Mr. Blain also had been called to the farm by state police when Mr. Farbotniks wife died on Memorial Day 2011.
They called me to remove the dogs, he said.
When Mr. Blain was contacted by state police about the animals following Mr. Farbotniks death this month, he found a field of animals that included 11 miniature horses, three cows, five pigs, nine piglets, six chickens, eight ducks, seven dogs, three rabbits that I cant catch and more than 35 cats, all needing attention.
The property is about 10 to 15 acres, and some of the animals use all of the land to roam.
Tending to them is a one-person job because of liability concerns, according to the animal control officer.
Because the New York State Police asked me to do it as a person with animal experience and dog experience, its a liability. I prefer not (to have others assisting) because if somebody slips or gets bit, whos liable? The state trooper said, Hughys got experience, hes worked on the farm, hes got connections, he did it the last time and didnt get bit, he said.
Everybody says, Well all help you. But if someone slips and gets hurt, its more red tape, Mr. Blain said.
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There are nine horses and three cows outside, so theyre pretty much set. Water is the issue. And you want to make sure the hose is drained so it doesnt freeze, Mr. Blain said. There are two ponies in the barn, and they dont get much exercise. Ive been giving them a little extra (food).
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I opened up a checking account at NBT Bank in Massena for anyone who wants to donate, he said. Its a special food account, or they can drop money off at the animal shelter. If everybody donates food, we have the right food or we dont have the right food. We really dont want to start mixing food.
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Matthew Nieto
Pos: LW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 11/5/92
Team: Boston
University, Hockey East
2009-2010 stats: 28g, 26a, 54gp, 31PIM (USA, U18)
2010-2011 stats: 10g, 13a, 39gp, 16PIM
2010-2011 playoffs: N/A
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 42
CSS: 43 Midterm Rank: 55
TSN: 53 Midterm Rank: 58
TSN (Craig Button): N/A
The Scouting Report: 43 Midterm Rank: 21
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 44
Corey Pronman: 44
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What They're Saying:
THN – "A product of California,
Matthew Nieto took the game up when he was given a plastic stick by his
grandfather and played inline at the YMCA for two years before hitting the
ice. Geography and a delayed start
haven't hindered Nieto, who had a good rookie season at Boston University
and enters the draft as one of many small, talented players. 'He's small and he's fast,' one scout
said. 'If that's what you're looking
for, he's your guy.' Not the heartiest
endorsement in the world, but there are positive elements to his game for
scouts to notice. Some compare him
favorably to Minnesota prospect Jason Zucker,
who started his hockey career in Las
Vegas. Zucker
has a better shot and will put up bigger numbers, but Nieto has good offensive
instincts as well. 'He has good feet and
a good skill level,' another scout said. 'His size is probably his only drawback. If he's six feet, he's probably going a lot higher.'"
The Scouting Report – "Nieto was projected to be a
first-round pick coming into the year, but had a pretty tough start to his NCAA
career and was never quite able to recover the lost ground. He's undersized,
but makes up for it with great speed and the ability to change gears into
"breakaway" speed. Handles the puck well and is a pretty opportunistic player
who can create for himself with some silky smooth hands. Nieto will have to
address some of the deficiencies in his game such as competing harder and
showing that he's willing to sacrifice his body in the corners to make things
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch –"We admit that Nieto is lower on
this list than he will likely go in June. Another undersized, yet prolific
offensive forward with speed to burn, quick hands and a killer instinct around
the net. Nieto had high expectations coming into the season, but struggled out
of the gate. The player we saw in November was tentative and ineffective in
dealing with the higher-end players in the Hockey East, but by March, he was
looking like the NTDP standout. He's an outstanding skater with the vision,
hands and instincts to score a lot. But our hesitation comes from the
difficulty in transitioning to the NCAA taken with his size, which is going to
be an obstacle at the highest level. If Nieto can continue to get stronger and
play his high octane, aggressively attacking style, he has a chance to do
something, but he is a bit risky in that he's more of a top-six scoring guy
than an effective checker if he can't get it done in the pros."
Corey Pronman – "Matt Nieto was one of the top scorers on the
USA U-18 team last year, but as a late birthdate, he will be drafted after
completing his freshman year at BU. Nieto's best tool is his above-average to
plus skating ability. He can get up to an above-average top speed within a few
strides with smooth extension. He's very good on his edges with the ability to
stop and move around freely and quickly even while in full stride. His puck
skills are solid and while I don't see him being able to puck handle through
guys at the next level, he can make quick, accurate passes and will be able to
set up plays, although I'm not sure if he'll project beyond above-average as a
ceiling in that regard. He has a solid shot, but the tool isn't good enough to
score a lot without getting them from the high percentage areas. For a
sub-6'0" player, Nieto shows decent ability in the physical game from a
work ethic standpoint and does go to the slot/crease area, but he has a ways to
go in the strength department."
Hockey Spy – "What type of player is Matthew Nieto??? The
first phrase that comes to mind is "game breaker". He has an explosion in his
skating like a quarter horse out of the starting gate. And he has a passing
gear that you only find in cars you can't afford. He also has the vision, the
agility and the hands to make those moves that make defenders look silly. In
addition, he competes hard for the puck and is money around the net. What are the downsides to Matthew Nieto???
First, he is only of modest size and showed some of the effects of that in
adjusting to College Hockey. Second, he has consistency and compete issues away
from the puck so he either makes it as top 6 or not at all - game breaker or
heart breaker, that is the question."
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – N/A
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – N/A
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – N/A
Deven Persaud, NHL.com – N/A
TSN.ca – N/A
Gary Joyce, ESPN – N/A
Mark Seidel, CBC – N/A
Hockey's Future - N/A
The Hockey News - N/A
Thoughts: The problem with smaller prospects is that they
can have plenty of talent, but if other parts of their game aren't as
developed, they don't have the same chance to succeed as their bigger
draft-eligible counterparts. Matthew
Nieto has been criticized for struggling to adapt to college hockey and so many
have drawn the conclusion that at his size he may struggle to make it in the
NHL. However, his offensive skills are
widely praised and there is a decent chance that he'll become a top-six
forward. There doesn't appear to be much
middle ground with Nieto, though. His
intensity has been questioned and there haven't been many positive things said
about his play away from the puck. In
the first round, he'd be too big of a risk. In the second, he's not a bad boom-or-bust guy.
The Rangers haven't shied away from taking smaller players
in recent years and have frequently dipped into the college ranks. Nieto is the type of player they will look at
in the second round.
Season Review:
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Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
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|UPDATED: Hagaman honored by MaxPreps
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Senior Bailey Hagaman of the Watauga High volleyball team has been named the MaxPreps/AVCA Player of the Week.
Hagaman had 39 assists in Watauga's win against Alexander Central Tuesday night. She had 83 assists in the tri-match last Saturday at Newton-Conover. Hagaman had 53 assists in a five-set loss to Newton-Conover, falling just three assists shy of the school record of 56 assists in a match that she set last season during her junior year.
Hagaman followed up her big day on Thursday by leading WHS to a three-game sweep of Hickory on Thursday night. The Pioneers (15-2 overall; 5-0 in the Northwestern 3A/4A Conference) defeated the Red Tornadoes 25-13, 25-23, 25-17. The win leaves WHS in sole possession of first place in the conference standings, owning a one-game lead on second-place St. Stephens which is 4-1 in league play.
Hagaman had 30 assists, three blocks and five digs in Thursday night's win.
"She is definitely our quarterback," said WHS coach Kris Hagaman. "We feed off of her, and she feeds off of us. So far, it's been a strong combination. And the honor is huge for Bailey and our program. She was the only player selected from the state of North Carolina."
The PIoneers return home to play St. Stephens Tuesday night as the wrap up first-round play in the NW 3A/4A Conference.
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A deer infected with chronic wasting disease has been found in a new area in Utah. That's not a surprise, though -- the new area is next to an area where the disease has been for years.
Technicians at the Utah Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Logan have finished testing tissue samples taken from more than 1,200 deer, elk and moose this fall.
Hunters across Utah took the animals, and biologists with the Division of Wildlife Resources collected the samples.
One of the deer that was taken on the San Juan deer hunting unit in southeastern Utah tested positive for the disease. This is the first time a deer from the unit has tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD).
Leslie McFarlane, wildlife disease coordinator for the DWR, says she's not surprised that a deer from the San Juan unit tested positive for CWD. "We've found deer with CWD on the La Sal Mountains," she says. "The La Sal Mountains are just north of the San Juan unit."
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Warrenville, Ill. – Exelon Generation this afternoon filed license renewal applications with the Nuclear Regulatory Committee (NRC) for its Braidwood Generating Station in Braceville, Ill. and Byron Generating Station in Byron, Ill., the company announced today.
The application filing begins a multiyear review by the NRC to extend the stations' licenses to operate for another 20 years.
Braidwood Unit 1 is currently licensed to operate until 2026 and Unit 2 until 2027. Byron Unit 1 is licensed to operate until 2024 and Unit 2 until 2026. The plants generated a combined 37 million megawatt hours of electricity in 2012, enough to power more than four million homes.
The applications are the result of two years of work by an Exelon team of technical and environmental experts to review every mechanical, electrical and structural aspect of the plants and design aging management strategies for all relevant equipment and systems. Combined, the application totals approximately 3,600 pages and reviews more than 480,000 plant components.
"For decades, the Braidwood and Byron Generating Stations have been tremendous assets for Illinois, providing abundant, clean energy." said Mike Pacilio, president, Exelon Nuclear and Chief Nuclear Officer. "But more than that, these facilities have been important economic engines in the communities where they operate."
The Braidwood and Byron stations each year pay $50 million in property taxes; contribute approximately $150,000 to local charities and non-profits; and contribute more than $300,000 to the United Way, which has a direct and indirect positive economic impact on the surrounding communities. The stations employ 1,700 employees, combined.
Braidwood Generating Station is approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The station's two nuclear energy units can produce a total of more than 2,300 megawatts at full power – enough electricity to power more than 2 million typical homes.
Byron Station is located in Ogle County, Ill., about 25 miles southwest of Rockford. The station's two nuclear energy units can produce a total of more than 2,300 megawatts at full power – enough electricity to power more than 2 million typical homes.
The NRC's license renewal process is extensive. Over the next two years, the NRC will review the application for both safety and environmental impacts. Teams of NRC staff will visit each facility to verify information in the application. Additional information will be requested by the NRC, which Exelon will provide. The NRC will then complete a Safety Evaluation Report (SER) and Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS). The process also includes a review by the independent Advisory Committee for Reactor Safeguards (ACRS). The public will have an opportunity to comment on the application and attend NRC hosted public meetings for each of the nuclear facilities. A final decision on the applications would be expected in 2015.
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CANTON The timer started ticking and youths started cooking Saturday at the first North Country Junior Iron Chef challenge.
Dozens of young chefs brought their pots, pans and portable stove tops to St. Lawrence University to prepare a dish that would entice the judges.
There were two competitions: one for middle school students and the other for high schoolers. Teams had been perfecting their recipes since November, when the competition was announced.
The 90-minute clock added a dash of tension, as did the crowd of spectators.
The event was about more than bragging rights and a tasty meal. Each recipe was preapproved by the judges and included at least two local ingredients and two U.S. Department of Agriculture commodity ingredients, which typically are used to make school lunches. Organizers said they hoped the emphasis on healthy meals would find its way back to school cafeterias.
Were always looking for hands-on activities for kids to learn about healthy food and also get excited, said Sarah Bentley-Garfinkel, school program director for the St. Lawrence Health Initiative.
The event was inspired by a competition in Vermont, which in turn borrowed from Iron Chef, a popular competitive cooking television show.
Ms. Bentley-Garfinkel said she plans to bring back the competition as an annual event and to get schools more involved in healthy eating.
A team of culinary students from the North Franklin Educational Center, Malone, took home the top prize for high schoolers with its chipotle black bean grilled cheese sliders.
Three middle schoolers from Heuvelton Central School took home the prize for their Central Valley Harvest Bake, made with rice, squash, onions and more.
All three chefs said they have liked cooking from a young age.
You get to experiment and, once it tastes good, you can be like, Yeah, I made that, said seventh-grader Jordan L. Fisher of Heuvelton.
This sense of experimentation was a must as teams tried to create a recipe both healthy and tasty that used the required ingredients.
Ninth-grader Abby P. Brown, of Northern Adirondack Central High School, Ellenburg, doesnt really like vegetables, so her team gave her the task of creating a veggie pizza that even she would enjoy. She turned to the list of suggested ingredients for inspiration.
I just went through the list and found things that went together, she said.
The pizza was pitted against two other dishes at her school cafeteria and was voted the school favorite, making it the clear choice for the competition.
Some of the other high schoolers have culinary aspirations.
One team of three culinary students from the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services Seaway Tech Center, Norwood, wore professional chef uniforms as they prepared a vegetarian korma, an Indian dish.
We tried a whole bunch of different things, and this turned out the best, said 11th-grader Kayla D. Fenn. We really love culinary.
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CANTON When town of Potsdam property owners who live in a residential zone outside the village seek permission to raise a few chickens for their familys use, Code Enforcement Officer James A. Plumley said hes required to say yes.
By contrast, in neighboring Canton, Code Enforcement Officer Russell B. Lawrence IV is technically supposed to give the opposite answer.
When it comes to poultry and other farm animals, St. Lawrence Countys major towns have different zoning laws on the books, but as it stands, Canton has the most restrictive.
Canton town officials have spent months wrestling with a controversial proposal that would allow people living in residential zones outside the village to raise chickens and cockerels. The town board may require residents to have a minimum of 3 acres.
It also is considering a second law that would permit community supported agriculture projects such as community gardens in residential parts of the town, such as sections of Miner Street Road, Pike Road, Hale Road, Judson Street Road and Route 310.
At the town boards March 12 meeting, Town Supervisor David T. Button said he felt the proposed 3-acre minimum was generous because the town of Potsdam requires a minimum of 10 acres for residential property owners who wanted to raise chickens.
However, Mr. Plumley said the 10-acre minimum is necessary only for commercial operations and doesnt apply to Potsdam town residents who want to have poultry and gardens for their own familys use.
If youre not doing this for commercial gain, you can have them. I cant stop them, Mr. Plumley said. If the neighbors complain, then I can do something about it.
Mr. Button said the 3-acre minimum parcel size is a compromise between those advocating for chickens in a residential zone and those who are opposed.
Given the fact that weve never allowed nondomestic animals, this might represent a good first step, Mr. Button said. If over time we find people who want animals can coexist with those who dont, we can revisit this.
Although only two town residents have come to meetings voicing concerns about changing the towns zoning code, the supervisor said they are not the only ones out there.
Several board members have heard from people in the community who are concerned. They are trying to listen to everybody, he said.
Some town board members have said those who want farm animals should buy property in the towns rural zone rather than remain living in a residential zone.
Mr. Plumley said Potsdam residents arent required to obtain written consent from their neighbors if they want to raise poultry. The proposed Canton law requires applicants to get a sign-off from all of their neighbors.
In Potsdam, its never up to the neighbors for the simple reason that sometime neighbors dont like each other, he said.
In the town of Massena, livestock and fowl are allowed in residential zones if the applicant receives site plan approval from the towns Planning Board. However, the village of Massena zoning code prohibits rabbits, poultry and livestock.
The village of Canton allows residents to raise chickens if all of the adjoining neighbors agree.
In Gouverneur, chickens are allowed in both the village and town. Gouverneur town and village property owners with less than 2 acres are required to obtain a use variance from the towns zoning Board of Appeals.
Gouverneur Code Enforcement Officer Michael J. McQuade said those with more than 2 acres are allowed to proceed without obtaining any permit.
He said he hasnt had any problems related to people raising chickens and he thinks the 3-acre minimum proposed by Canton is too restrictive.
Three acres is pretty big. It seems theyre making it so restrictive it would be impossible for people to do what they want, Mr. McQuade said.
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Plain and simple. The SR71 should have been first!
I remember seeing it at Oshkosh when I was a kid. She is a beautiful plane. One of the best.
WTH what a crock.
For one the Air Force EC121 Warning start wasn't even a Spy Plane. Itw as a flying Radar platform. Didnt spy in anything. Two were electronic Jammers, Not Surveillance. Sheesh Did this Author know anything.
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Tu-142M Bear the true EW version, not the Radar version he talked about
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Thank you for rekindling fond memories: most enjoyable to date.
Thanx for the entertainment.
But, spyplane? Badass? It may be Amerocentric, but I think only the U2 and SR71 qualify as spyplanes. I wouldn't include tactical recon as 'Spying', otherwise why not any platform with a camera from the RF4 to Snoopy's Sopwith Camel?
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A Study to Compare the Effectiveness of Two Anti-HIV Drug Combinations
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- Have never taken protease inhibitors or 3TC.
- Are 16 years of age or older.
- Agree to practice sexual abstinence or use barrier methods of birth control (e.g., condoms).
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- Have an active opportunistic (AIDS-related) infection or cancer.
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