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Work continues on the blasting site near the end of the work zone in Blowing Rock, with the road open after an extended closure yesterday. The DOT closed Valley Blvd, U.S. 321 in Blowing Rock as contractors had to set off additional blasts in the area of Cliff Dwellers Inn at Westview Drive near the intersection
of U.S. 321 and U.S. 221/U.S. 321 Business. Yesterday's blasting operation began on time, just after 11 a.m. but instead of bringing down rock, it created a foot-wide crack in the blasting area, which raised concerns of the possibility of debris falling in the roadway. Contractors then had to plan for additional blasts to loosen hanging rock. The rock was still being moved to a site south of Blowing Rock early today as road repairs took place. The DOT says more blasting is scheduled for Thursday.
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Typical discount 5 percent to 15 percent
Available to: Policyholders who drive less than a specified number of miles each year, usually 7,500 to 10,000 miles.
Caveats: Some low-mileage drivers may see savings reflected as a reduction in their base rate. Discount is typically applied to bodily injury liability, PIP, property damage liability and collision premiums. Some insurers require verification of odometer readings.
Length: Continual as long as mileage is kept low. Some companies may require annual or periodic verification of mileage.
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The discount (often known as a pay-as-you-drive, or PAYD discount) is typically for the premium related to the three major coverages of bodily injury liability, property damage liability and collision and is usually applied per vehicle, not per driver. It is possible that your driving habits may result in no discount at all. At this time, insurers say they will not use the information relayed to them to raise rates.
Length: The discount should apply once an initial data-gathering period has passed, typically 30 to 90 days. Some companies ask you to keep the device in the car as long as you are a policyholder. Others require a monitoring period to establish behaviors and set a discount, then ask you to return the device.
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On the fifth anniversary of Suzanne Pleshette's death, Gigi Anders remembers her unique charm. Originally published January 2008 on Obit-Mag.com.
The first time I saw Suzanne Pleshette was in The Birds in 1963. I was just a little kid. My mom took me to see the Hitchcock movie, and afterward I asked her, "Why did Mitch [Rod Taylor] like Melanie [Tippi Hedren] more than Annie [Suzanne Pleshette]?"
My mom said, "Because Melanie's a glamorous blonde in high heels, and Annie's a brainy brunette with a man's voice and a drinking problem."
"She only drank because Mitch left her," I said. "And her voice is neat. It's different. She's much nicer and more interesting than Melanie."
"The birds ate Annie," my mom said.
"Is that what happens to nice and interesting women?"
"It is in the movies."
I've loved Suzanne Pleshette ever since. She was feminine but not girlie, stylish but not vapid, sardonic but not mean (even though she convincingly played The Queen of Mean, Leona Helmsley, in the eponymous 1990 TV movie). Pleshette never took herself or her looks too seriously. She was the kind of woman a woman would like. Maybe that's why, despite her deep, dark beauty, she never got the sexpot roles.
"When Warren Beatty called a girl up," she once said, "it was usually to try to get her into the sack. But he called me to find out what kind of bologna I used. I just don't have what it takes, I guess."
Watching her lob conversational bon mots to Johnny Carson in the '70s, I always got the impression that she was in on the joke, that she got it. She always made gentle fun of her husband, Tommy – Texas oilman Tom Gallagher, to whom she was married from 1968 until his death in 2000. (Her first marriage, to Troy Donahue in 1964, lasted eight months; after Gallagher died, she married actor Tom Poston, an old friend, who died in 2007.) And she always looked polished, well turned-out, more New York than L.A.
The native New Yorker and only child was born on Jan. 31, 1937, in Brooklyn Heights. Her father, Eugene, was a theater manager and network executive, and her mother, Geraldine, was a ballerina. Pleshette went to The School of Performing Arts, to Syracuse, and then Finch College in Manhattan.
She started her acting career on TV in 1957, replaced another great and brainy brunette, Anne Bancroft, as Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker on Broadway, and co-starred in a ton of mostly forgettable movies – except The Birds, of course – as well as several Disney comedies spanning 32 years (The Ugly Dachshund, The Shaggy D.A., The Lion King II: Simba's Pride).
Where she shone, though, where we could most appreciate her earthy glamour, was on TV. Over 47 years she guest-starred on all kinds of shows (Love, American Style; Law & Order; Will & Grace), and when I discovered her in something I was watching, the program took on the warmth of her personality.
Most people, though, knew Pleshette best from her role as Emily, Chicago shrink Bob Hartley's gorgeous yet grounded wife on the hit series The Bob Newhart Show, which ran from 1972 to 1978. In 1990, she returned as Emily for the famous finale of the sitcom Newhart, in which Bob Newhart's character, a Vermont innkeeper named Dick Loudon, suddenly awakens from a nightmare to discover that he's really Dr. Bob Hartley, and there's his beloved wife, Emily, sleeping peacefully right next to him. The whole Vermont fantasy was just a bad dream because Bob had eaten too much sushi the night before.
I wish I could say that Suzanne Pleshette's passing, on Jan. 19 at her Los Angeles home, was also just a bad dream. But it's true. She had respiratory failure and had had chemotherapy for lung cancer in 2006. So sadly I have to say so long, Suzanne. I loved you for your easy allure, your ready wit, the way you could mix bawdiness and class. And by the way, forget Warren Beatty and his bologna. You always had what it takes.
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Mets add six players to the 40-man roster
The Mets announced they have added Zack Wheeler, Hansel Robles, Gonzalez Germen, Greg Burke, Darin Gorski and Wilfredo Tovar to the 40-man roster, which excludes them from being eligible for the Rule 5 draft.
Per MLB rules, Minor League players who have accumulated four seasons and were signed before age 19 (or five years and were signed before age 18) and have not been added to the 40-man roster are vulnerable to Rule 5 draft exposure.
The 40-man roster now stands at 39.
Michael Baron, ContributorIt's interesting the Mets left Aderlin Rodriguez unprotected – he has shown strong power in the Minor Leagues and saw a promotion to St. Lucie in the second half. He struggles defensively, but he's young and his power numbers were hard to ignore.
Anyway, the 40-man roster technically stood at 33 before these additions, but it's been reported the Mets will non-tender Mike Pelfrey, and it's likely they will also non-tender Andres Torres and Manny Acosta, which will open up roster spots as well. That doesn't mean any or all of them won't be considered for new contracts – for the time being, it will just open up those roster spots.
That's not to say the Mets are locked into making only additions to the roster. Any trades they make as well as other players they could choose to designate for assignment would open up roster spots as well. However, the addition of as well as holdovers such as Wilmer Flores, Cesar Puello, Reese Havens, and Juan Lagares – all of whom are unlikely to make an impact at the big league level in 2013 – take valuable 40-man roster spots, which makes roster maneuverability more difficult both during the winter and the season.
The non-tender deadline is November 30, and the Rule 5 draft takes place during the Winter Meetings in Nashville, Tennessee on December 6.


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EAST CARBON - Anita Louise Webb Whitlock, loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend, passed away peacefully at her home in East Carbon surrounded by her loving family on Aug. 10, 2010 at the age of 80.
She was born in Panguitch to Arlo and Ida Hatch Webb on Nov. 29, 1929. She was the fifth girl and seventh child of 10 children.
Louise attended schools in Panguitch. She married Garren A Whitlock on Feb. 25, 1946 in Flagstaff, Ariz. Louise lived in East Carbon since 1947. She was a very talented seamstress, making clothing and bridesmaid dresses for her family and friends. She was an exceptional quilter, porcelain doll maker and made mouth-watering divinity.
She is survived by her loving husband, Garren, who she loved and adored very much; sister, Frankie Barney of Pleasant Grove; son, Rodney Whitlock of East Carbon; daughters: Sandra (Ross) Walk of East Carbon, Linda Gallup of Duchesne, Carol (Johnny) Herrera of Salt Lake City, and Cindy Whitlock also of Salt Lake City; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; son, Randy Whitlock; four brothers and four sisters.
Funeral services will be Saturday, Aug. 14, 2010 at 11 a.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price (680 E. 100 S.). A viewing will be Friday from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary and Saturday from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. prior to the services at Fausett Mortuary. Interment will follow at the Price City Cemetery. Friends and family may sign the guestbook and share memories of Louise at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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- 1/2 pound haricots verts or other green beans, cut into 3/4-inch lengths
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- 2 tablespoons red-wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 8 hard-boiled large eggs, chopped
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 2 celery ribs, finely chopped (1 cup)
- 2 tablespoons chopped chives
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
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- 1/2 pound sliced smoked salmon, coarsely chopped
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Stir together eggs, mayonnaise, celery, chives, lemon zest and juice, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
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I have danish letters now...
I'm converting my gf to Linux... only problem.. she doesn't know yet :P
She's a sadistic one, she really likes the Win XP default look, so I setup KDE3 for her like that.
(see here - http://userportal.iha.dk/~01876/gfconvertion.png)
I cleaned up the menu for her so that only the programs I think she needs are in there - less confusion, gave Mozilla an IE look and setup a new POP3 mail for her. All is good, but the special danish letters looks like shit, can anyone help me fix it - they are all wrong, and yes I did install i18n-da for KDE3.0.1.
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|Camp UREC Set for 5th Summer
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Calling all kids of the High Country!! Camp UREC is back in action for the fifth summer in a row, and with many new activities planned; this summer promises to be the best one yet. For five summers, Camp UREC has set the precedent as being the most energetic, most creative, and most fun day camp of the High Country.
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For summer 2011, Camp UREC is proud to expand on two great programs; Counselor-in-Training, and Adventure Camp. Counselor-in-Training is a great option for rising 7th through rising 9th graders to shadow counselors, lead activities, and learn all there is to know about being a great Camp UREC counselor. The CIT's will work closely with the Assistant Director of Camp UREC to ensure they soak up all the valuable Camp UREC knowledge possible. Adventure Camp participants will explore the high country, participating in many fun activities including hiking, outdoor swimming, canoeing, and rock climbing. Both of these programs are an awesome way to expand your summer plans!
Be prepared to have a great time and participate in many fun activities. The fun never stops here at Camp UREC! We have chosen themes to plan our activities around; those themes are: College/Spirit Week, 80s Week, Hero Week, Party in the USA, All Ball Week, We are Family. A few of the activities you can look forward to experiencing are: water balloon volleyball, tennis, kayaking, yoga, nature explorations, hikes around campus, team-building, swimming, bonding with friends and counselors, and many, many more.
To sign up for any of our six awesome weeks of camp, please either visit the Student Recreation Center in person or gather information from www.campurec.appstate.edu.
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Within the context of performance exists a phenomenon where depending on what group one identifies with, and perhaps how others see us, we feel better or worse about ourselves (Alicke, Zell, & Bloom, 2009). The frog-pond effect occurs when individuals see themselves in better light if they perform better in the low achieving group and worse if they perform lower in the high achieving group. Take the example of an athlete who was not expected to be in the lead of the Ironman Hawaii 1982 Triathlon. Maybe because the athlete was the underdog or in the low performing group and was not expected to win, even then, her great efforts and the fact that she almost won the triathlon granted her support and attention from those around her—more so than the first place athlete. Years later Julie Moss, in a Radiolab commentary, remembers the event positively.
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Alicke, M.D., Zell, E., Bloom, D.L. (2009). Mere categorization and the frog-pond effect.
Pekrun, R., & Stephens, E. (2010). Achievement emotions: A control-value approach.


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At long last, the New York Times bestselling series that launched the Star Wars saga into the next generation and into thrilling new territory reaches its spectacular finale. Side by side, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Leia Organa Solo, their children, and their comrades in the Galactic Alliance rally for their last stand against the enemy that threatens not only the galaxy, but the Force itself.
The Galactic Alliance's hard-won success in countering the Yuuzhan Vong onslaught has proven all too brief--and the tide has turned once more to the invaders' advantage. Having overcome the sabotage strategies of the Jedi and their allies, the marauding aliens have pushed deeper into the galaxy and subjugated more worlds in their ruthless quest for domination. Coruscant has been remade into a Yuuzhan Vong stronghold. The remnants of the resistance are struggling to form a united front. Luke, Mara, and Jacen are missing in action. Clearly the stage is set for endgame.
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"Did you ever hear the Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise? It's a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise that he could use the Force to influence the midi-chlorians to create life. He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying."
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Darth Plagueis: one of the most brilliant Sith Lords who ever lived. Possessing power is all he desires. Losing it is the only thing he fears. As an apprentice, he embraces the ruthless ways of the Sith. And when the time is right, he destroys his Master—but vows never to suffer the same fate. For like no other disciple of the dark side, Darth Plagueis learns to command the ultimate power . . . over life and death.
Darth Sidious: Plagueis's chosen apprentice. Under the guidance of his Master, he secretly studies the ways of the Sith, while publicly rising to power in the galactic government, first as Senator, then as Chancellor, and eventually as Emperor.
Darth Plagueis and Darth Sidious, Master and acolyte, target the galaxy for domination—and the Jedi Order for annihilation. But can they defy the merciless Sith tradition? Or will the desire of one to rule supreme, and the dream of the other to live forever, sow the seeds of their destruction?
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James Luceno is the New York Times bestselling author of the Star Wars novels Millennium Falcon, Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader, Cloak of Deception, Labyrinth of Evil, as well as the New Jedi Order novels Agents of Chaos I: Hero's Trial and Agents of Chaos II: Jedi Eclipse, The Unifying Force, and the eBook Darth Maul: Saboteur. He is also the author of the fantasy novel Hunt for the Mayan Looking-Glass, available as an eBook. He lives in Annapolis, Maryland, with his wife and youngest child.
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Dr. George F. "Jody" Harpster Jr. has been named
sixteenth president of Shippensburg University. He previously served two terms
as interim president of the university. He first served in that capacity upon
the retirement of then-President Anthony F. Ceddia in June 2005 and held the
post until the appointment of President Bill Ruud in early 2007. He again
took the position when Ruud left in May 2013.
A native of Tyrone, Pa., Dr. Harpster earned his
bachelor's degree in psychology from Juniata College in 1972, his master's
degree in counseling and college student personnel administration from
Shippensburg in 1974, and his Ph.D. in adult and higher education with emphasis
on organizational development and small group studies from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1984.
He began his academic career in student affairs
while attending Shippensburg as a graduate student from 1972 to 1974. He then
moved to North Carolina to continue his studies and where he served in various
student affairs posts at both the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Those roles included area
director and manager of summer conference housing, associate director of
housing for residence life, director of housing, director of student life and
assistant vice chancellor for student affairs, and dean of students and
assistant vice chancellor for student affairs.
He rejoined Shippensburg in 1995 as vice
president for student affairs, a post he held for ten years before being named
interim president. He was later named executive vice president and then
executive vice president for external affairs and university relations.
He serves or has served on numerous committees at
Shippensburg as well as being involved in the former Duquesne-Shippensburg
doctoral program in educational leadership, where he served as a member of
multiple doctoral dissertation committees.
He has written on higher education-related topics
and given numerous presentations to professional organizations at the state,
regional, and national levels.
Dr. Harpster is a member of various professional
organizations including the American College Personnel Association, Council for
Advancement and Support of Education, CUPRAP: The Association of Communicators
in Education, and the National Association of College and University Business
Officers. He also is a member of numerous honor societies including Phi Kappa Phi
National Honor Society.
He is active in the community and is a member of
various organizations including Franklin County Women-In-Need Capital Campaign
Steering Committee, Franklin County Friends of Legal Services Fundraising
Committee, South-central Pennsylvania Regional Action Plan Steering Committee,
Harrisburg Area Transportation Study Group Technical Committee, Shippensburg
Public Library Capital Campaign Steering Committee, Shippensburg Area Small
Business Development Center Organizing Group, and Boy Scouts of America
Frontier District Leadership Council.
He is the recipient of numerous awards including
the Shippensburg University Multicultural Student Affairs Recognizing the
Effort Award, Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce Common Ground Award,
Shippensburg University Martin Luther King Dream Award, Tyrone Area High School
Distinguished Alumnus Award, Shippensburg University Outstanding Administrator
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The state attorney generals office is seeking $675,000 in penalties against the owner of Tebbs Headshop for selling mislabeled products that were actually synthetic drugs.
At a state Supreme Court hearing Wednesday to determine how much John E. Tebbetts III, Rome, should be fined for selling the products at nine locations statewide, including Watertown, Mr. Tebbetts invoked his Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate himself 27 consecutive times in response to questions from Deanna R. Nelson, assistant attorney general in charge of the Watertown office.
Under advice from his attorney, George F. Hildebrandt, Syracuse, Mr. Tebbetts declined to answer any of Ms. Nelsons questions, which ranged from whether he owned the nine shops in question to whether he knew products that he sold were unfit for human consumption and had led to some consumers requiring hospitalization.
The attorney generals office has targeted retailers across the state for selling synthetic marijuana and other misbranded products that induce a narcotic effect, including bath salts, a synthetic drug with effects similar to methamphetamine and cocaine. An undercover investigator with the office, Chad Shelmidine, testified Wednesday that he visited Tebbs now-closed Watertown store at 144 Eastern Blvd., as well as locations in Syracuse and Herkimer, and had been advised by clerks how to use the products and was told of experiences that could result from taking the street drug alternatives.
Judge James P. McClusky ruled in early January that Tebbs violated state law by selling the mislabeled products. He ordered a hearing to determine the amount of penalties the company should face, which resulted in Ms. Nelson arguing that it is the states position that the business should be fined $5,000 for each of 15 mislabeled products sold at Tebbs nine locations, or $675,000 total.
The state believes that is not shocking to the conscience considering the impact this business has had on consumers lives and the state at large, said Ms. Nelson, who is leading the attorney generals prosecution of 15 head shop businesses statewide.
Ms. Nelson told Judge McClusky that the amount would serve not only as an appropriate penalty for a business that was destroying lives, but as a warning for any other business that may consider selling similar products.
In addition to the civil penalty, the office is seeking a $100,000 performance bond for each of Tebbs four locations that remain in operation, as well as for any future locations. The money would be collected from Tebbs as assurance that it would not sell any mislabeled products at its stores, Ms. Nelson said. As long as the stores remain in compliance with state law, the money would be returned to the business at some point.
Judge McClusky reserved judgment on the amount of the penalty, giving Mr. Hildebrandt until March 4 to file a written motion in opposition to the proposed penalty. Judge McClusky said he would issue a ruling shortly after the motion deadline.
Mr. Tebbetts also faces criminal penalties for selling the products. He pleaded guilty Dec. 19 in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, to possession with the intent to distribute controlled substances and controlled substance analogues and engaging in a monetary transaction in property derived from specified unlawful activity. He faces up to 20 years in prison and fines topping $5 million when he is sentenced April 29. He also is expected to be ordered to forfeit several vehicles and more than $300,000 in cash that were seized from warehouses he owns.
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England, 1932. Today is the wedding day of Dolly Thatcham, and her family is arriving at the manor house with all the cheerfulness, chaos and grievances that bubble to the surface at such gatherings. Trouble soon appears in the shape of Joseph, Dolly's lover from the previous summer, who throws her feelings into turmoil. Dolly's mother will not allow her carefully laid plans for her daughter's future to be threatened, and as the clock ticks, the bride can't decide whether to run away with Joseph or start a new life in Argentina with her husband-to-be.
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Today should be highlighted on the calendars of north country job hunters, as 65 employers will be showcased at the 2013 Job & Career Expo from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Bruce M. Wright Memorial Conference Center, 1291 Faichney Drive.
Employers will offer an array of job opportunities at the fair, with sectors including hospitality and food, retail, health care, manufacturing, construction, human services and educational and financial institutions.
As the largest job fair in Watertown, the expo consistently reels in more than 1,500 people pursuing employment and educational opportunities to start careers. A wealth of part- and full-time positions will be up for grabs at the expo, which is hosted by the Greater Watertown-North Country Chamber of Commerce.
Those seeking employment are encouraged to arrive prepared with a resum� and dressed in professional attire, said Michelle A. Farrell, the chambers director of events.
This will be an opportunity to make a good impression on an employer, she said. First impressions can play a key role in securing an interview.
Staff from educational institutions also will be present to offer guidance for those interested in pursuing new careers. Represented will be Syracuse University, St. Lawrence University, University of Phoenix and Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services.
The annual fair in previous years was held at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds arena or the Dulles State Office Building, but organizers decided to host it at the conference center for the first time this year. The newly remodeled center offers plenty of parking.
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Here's a query I'll bet you and others here can answer, one too dumb to post as a separate topic: Is it some kind of Transformer law that Transformers have to display something on their alt modes that proclaims their allegience? I'm especially thinking here of that scene in the Revenge Of The Fallen movie when our heroes run under Jetfire's Blackbird form and spot his Decepticon insignia. Surely that wasn't there the whole time, was it? because I can guarantee that a museum curator in the real world would have long ago noticed it, documented it, and been going nuts ever since trying to track down its significance and who placed it there. And since the 'secret's' long out now (in the movieverse at least)...well, there's nothing like posting a known alien insignia where people can see it to blow your cover, I should think...
No, it wasn't there. It appeared after the shard revived Jetfire. Teh Rod doesn't think it was pointed out in the movie, but it was in the novel adaptation. There's a lot more extra info in the book, makes the movie an organized chaos instead of the clusterf**k it became. You should read it.
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A fake rifle touched off a real response in Helper Tuesday morning. Law enforcement officers from three agencies rushed to Helper Junior High School and Sally Mauro Elementary when it was reported that a young man had been seen toting a gun in the junior high neighborhood.
It turned out the the youth was a Carbon High School drama student who was bringing a stage prop to his school in Price. However, that was learned after the response was under way.
Before the true nature of the rifle was discovered, the junior high was notified of the sighting and went into a full lockdown. Students and teachers evacuated classrooms, assembled in the gym and waited.
Meanwhile, Helper and Price police and the Utah Highway patrol had blocked off Uintah Street. Officers then opened every student locker in the school, making sure that the supposed weapon had not been hidden by a student.
While this was going on in school, other officers were investigating around town. They found out the student's name and address. They learned from his mother that he was on the school bus headed for Carbon High carrying a stage prop rifle.
That led the search to the high school, where the student was able to confirm that the "weapon" was fake.
Back at HJHS, principal Tom Montoya reported the situation first to his faculty and staff, then to the assembled students. "You have been through drills before," he told the students. "Now you have been through a real lockdown."
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One week after traveling to play one of 3A's top teams, the Carbon High football will have to repeat the same process as they look for a different outcome this Friday night.
The Dinos will travel north to Salt Lake City as they take on Judge Memorial on Friday night at 7 p.m.
Carbon High lost their last game against Morgan High, another top 3A team, last Friday by a score of 61-0.
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Imagine you are getting married. The big day has arrived. You're walking down the aisle on your father's arm and your eyes meet the eyes of the person you know you're going to spend the rest of your life with. Then, imagine that that person isn't the nervous man standing next to the vicar. It isn't a man at all. It's the woman who's been employed to do the flowers in the church. "Imagine Me and You" is a funny and fresh romantic comedy about that undeniable moment of knowing that someone is the right someone for you.
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Brian Rolston is the Most Recent and Least Obvious Concussion Victim
The above video shows all of Brian Rolston's shifts from the Islanders' game against Dallas last night (my apologies for the blurriness of my non-HDTV). He would play only five shifts and would not return after the first period. Rolston played five rather unremarkable shifts and they're not unremarkable necessarily because he didn't register on the statsheet but rather because there is no specific moment he clearly got concussed. He takes a hit and later gives one during his first shift, neither of which knock him off his feet or are particularly suspect. He continues on with relatively little physical contact throughout the following four shifts. So what happened? Where's the injury?
I don't ask those questions to doubt the validity of the injury report — the Islanders announced Rolston had been diagnosed with a concussion during the third period. Rolston's a veteran player who's tough and wouldn't be taken out of a game unless it was serious. Look no further than his career numbers. He's played 80+ games in a season eight times in his career. In 11 years, he's played 77+. Again, this isn't about doubting the injury or the diagnosis.
This is about how quirky and minute concussions can be. They can add up over time and may be the result of lots of small or medium sized hits. Sometimes, it's the cumulative effect of these lesser hits that can also do damage. Of course, the big jarring hit can do all kinds of damage. Take one look at Mark Fistric's hit on Nino Niederreiter. No one has to guess about where the injury occurred. But in Rolston's case, it could be the result of small or medium sized hits. To try and be more certain, I went back over the game tape from the previous game on Tuesday in Montreal (thank you DVR). I'm not going to bore you with the video but Rolston's shifts were just as lacking in physicality as his shifts from Thursday. He was credited with no hits on the score sheet and I don't believe he took one either. Your guess is as good as mine as to when, or how, this happened.
While the NHL's focus is on the big hits such as Andy Sutton launching himself into Alex Ponikarovsky's nostrils — and rightfully so — there's an odd lingering question about all the smaller hits that I don't see being addressed. The clean ones, the light ones, 'the hockey plays' as I believe they're called. If we're to believe that Brian Rolston is out any significant length of time thanks to what pretty much looks like an unexplained concussion, then how much damage are the cumulative effect of all these small hits having? Or is this an isolated incident?
I really wonder what happened to Rolston and it speaks to just how physical the game can be, even if it doesn't look like it on television. Rolston isn't a fighter, so he's not blatantly getting punched in the face. He's not a big hitter and there's no evidence of him being on the receiving end of any big shots. Furthermore, this isn't some nagging injury as this is a player who hasn't missed a game yet this year due to injury (he has missed two as a healthy scratch). Hopefully for Rolston's sake it's a very mild concussion, as whatever caused it may have been a very mild hit. But no matter the severity a concussion is still a brain injury and calling it 'mild' just doesn't make it sound much better.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- The first of three presidential debates is done. One of the hot topics between President Obama and Mitt Romney was health care and medicare.
This debate was so focused on the economy, that it took 45 minutes before the candidates first mentioned health care.
But when they did, it was one of the more lively exchanges of the night.
Mitt Romney point blank told the president that, if elected, he would repeal his health care law. The president responded by saying, but we've seen this model work really well - in Massachusetts. Here's part of that exchange:
Romney:" I want to take that $716 billion you've cut and put it back into Medicare. By the way, we can include a prescription program if we need to improve it. But the idea of cutting $716 billion from Medicare to be able to balance the additional cost of Obamacare is, in my opinion, a mistake. And with regards to young people coming along, I've got proposals to make sure Medicare and Social Security are there for them without any question."
Obama: "If you repeal Obamacare, and I have become fond of this term, 'Obamacare,' if you repeal it, what happens is those seniors right away are going to be paying $600 more in prescription care. They're now going to have to be paying copays for basic checkups that can keep them healthier. And the primary beneficiary of that repeal are insurance companies that are estimated to gain billions of dollars back when they aren't making seniors any healthier. And I don't think that's the right approach when it comes to making sure that Medicare is stronger over the long term."
The big issue of the night was job creation, which the candidates spent the first 30 minutes talking about.
President Obama said, "Over the last 30 months, we've seen 5 million jobs in the private sector created. The auto industry has come roaring back. And housing has begun to rise. But we all know that we've still got a lot of work to do. And so the question here tonight is not where we've been, but where we're going. Governor Romney has a perspective that says if we cut taxes, skewed towards the wealthy, and roll back regulations, that we'll be better off. I've got a different view."
Romney stated, "Now, I'm concerned that the path that we're on has just been unsuccessful. The president has a view very similar to the view he had when he ran four years, that a bigger government, spending more, taxing more, regulating more -- if you will, trickle-down government -- would work. That's not the right answer for America."
But the most memorable, and probably most talked about, moment was Mitt Romney slamming Seasame Street's Big Bird.The comment that lit up Twitter more than anything else was a comment by Mitt Romney about how he would cut spending to PBS...and the debate was hosted by PBS's Jim Lehr.
"I'm sorry, Jim, I'm going to stop the subsidy to PBS. I'm going to stop other things. I like PBS, I love Big Bird. Actually like you, too. But I'm not going to -- I'm not going to keep on spending money on things to borrow money from China to pay for. That's number one," said Romney.
This debate was the most tweeted about political event in history: 10.3 million tweets in total. That Big Bird comment generated 17,000 Tweets per minute.
Our partners at CBS News talked with "uncommitted" voters who watched the debate. By a 2-to-1 margin, they said Mitt Romney "won" the debate. The poll didn't define what a "win" is.
- 46 percent said Romney was the winner.
- 22 percent believe President Obama won.
- 32 percent deemed it a tie.
Among those uncommitted voters, 56 percent said they felt "better" about Mitt Romney after the debate. Elevenpercent felt worse. Thirty twopercent had no change in their opinion.
As for President Obama, 13 percent of those polled came away with a better impression. Seventeenpercent felt worse while 69 percent felt the same.


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After finishing school, we decided to put up a community just for the class, to keep in touch easily. A woman is supposed to do that, I doubt she'll do it...
So now I see my chance (only Linux-user in class) to set up this community, penguin-style...
Thing is... Where? How?
Probably a very simple question, but a search for 'community' doesn't tell me what I want..
You best ask NGene, she has a forum up and running plus an awesome webpage.
drupal looks good for the content managment of a community driven site (requires php4, MySQL & apache). You can find more info at www.drupal.org along with a list of sites that use it so you can checkit out in action.
If you want to add forums then I would go for something that uses a MySQL backend, just because you will probably all ready have it setup for your content managment system & it should be easier to maintain/perform better.
Good luck with your project.