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According to the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision website, he was released from prison in April 2011 after serving a term given him in Jefferson County Court in July 2007 for second-degree grand larceny. He also was sentenced to a prison term in August 2000 in Oswego County Court for burglary and unlawful imprisonment, and was discharged in March 2004.
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PIERREPONT When Sally M. Long was diagnosed with lung cancer in January, the communities of Pierrepont, Potsdam and Canton came together to help her pay for expensive travel costs and co-pays. A fundraising jamboree will be held Saturday for her benefit at the Pierrepont Fire Hall.
Shes very happy-go-lucky. Shes a wonderful grandmother to four, said Jenny L. Tower, the second of Ms. Longs four children. Ms. Longs two youngest, both teenagers, still live with her in Pierrepont.
She first began showing symptoms in March. Doctors first diagnosed her with angioedema, a disease that causes rapid swelling and can create breathing difficulties.
She was treated until November, when she suffered an extreme allergic reaction to medicine she was taking to treat bronchitis. Her kidneys shut down, nearly killing her.
We were losing her, and then she pulled through, Ms. Tower said.
After her close call, doctors began performing tests. In January, they discovered a malignant tumor in her right lung. Ms. Long did not have angioedema; she had cancer, and she had gone nearly a year without proper treatment.
She has since had 10 days of radiation treatments at the Canton-Potsdam Hospital Center for Cancer Care, Potsdam, and the early results are promising. The radiation shrank the tumor, which had been putting pressure on her windpipe.
Ms. Long began the first of six chemotherapy sessions at Fletcher Allen Health Care, Burlington, Vt., on Feb. 7. She will return every three weeks.
She has health insurance, but expensive co-pays and regular trips to Burlington are taking their toll financially.
Her family and friends decided to look to the community for help.
The jamboree will begin at 11 a.m. at the Pierrepont Fire Hall. Tickets are $2 at the door and free for children younger than 10.
Everything came together quickly. The family began working on the event only three days ago. Ms. Tower has been the main organizer, but she lives at Tupper Lake and has needed plenty of help to get everything ready on time.
It was tough being in Tupper Lake and not being able to put it together, she said. Ive had lots of help from friends and family. The Elks in Potsdam have been a huge help.
Ms. Long worked as the assistant manager for the Potsdam Elks Lodge for 10 years, before her health problems forced her to stay home.
All the people miss her. Shes a personal friend of mine, said Steven E. Miles, manager at the lodge.
Her fellow Elks have kicked in to help organize the jamboree and raise money to help pay her costs.
Its a bad situation all around, but were OK. Were getting a lot of donations in, Mr. Miles said.
The jamboree will have live music, a bar, food, auctions and door prizes. The community has donated whatever it can to the auctions.
There are just an amazing amount of gift baskets and gift certificates from all over Potsdam and Canton, Ms. Tower said.
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There was something for anyone interested in energy at last week's Energy Development Summit held at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City.
There was education, information, politics, and of course, controversy.
The Summit, which is sponsored by the Utah State Office of Energy Development, was held for its second year. The primary mover in getting this summit going is Gov. Gary Herbert, who with the 10 Year Strategic Energy Plan he put out a couple of years ago, listed getting information out about the energy industry as one of his main purposes.
The Summit, which took place on Thursday and Friday, saw people from all over Utah, 21 other states and five countries attending. With over 1,400 attendees it grew considerably from its first meeting last year.
Seminars on all kinds of subjects were presented, a large exhibition hall with vendors and energy development companies presented their wares, and speakers at the main meetings gave various viewpoints on the issues surrounding energy.
But not all was easy going throughout the conference. There were differences of opinion on the future of energy in the seminars, and outside groups, determined to put their ideas forward, protested outside the Salt Palace doors on Thursday morning. They then carried their protest up to the doors of the hall where Orrin Hatch had just spoken and a panel of Congressmen Rob Bishop and Chris Stewart along with Senator Mike Lee were presenting. While the protesters were being hustled out of the building by security and police one of the men in the protest yelled, "Don't you understand that the people in that room are killing other people?"
The protests that took place were voiced largely over energy development, with many groups and divergent opinions coming together in the protest. Some fear the development of tar sands and oil shale, others don't want to see gas or oil rigs on more public land, some were protesting the idea of putting a nuclear plant anywhere in the state and still others were protesting the burning of coal to provide power.
One protest actually got into the hall in the guise of attendees right at the beginning of the session. Right after a speech to almost all the attendees in the main hall by James D. Ogsbury, the executive director of the Western Governors Association, two people dressed in business attire and sporting passes into the event got up on the stage and tried to present an award for a dirty environment to the governor. The announcer immediately called for the Salt Lake City police to come forward and handle the situation.
The Summit's organizers asked that no one do video or photography of any of the presentations in the breakout sessions without permission, yet at least in one session on Friday about nuclear power, a man continued to video with a camera despite several requests that he not do so. He was finally removed by police and on the way out yelled that he was against nuclear power.
Despite the disruptions, however, the sessions and the summit went on. A number of people from Carbon County attended the Summit, looking at the various aspects of energy, jobs and technology.
During the summit three of the breakout sessions were billed as a conventional energy session oil, coal, gas). The rest of the sessions either dealt with renewable energy (wind, solar, hydro, geothermal or nuclear) or unconventional energy (such as oils shale, tar sands) along with a number of sessions about energy efficiency.
Obviously some of the sessions were highly swung toward one kind of energy over another (and one type of energy development within the various kinds over another as well) in terms of future projections of use and viability.
One key theme amongst all the energy presentations was that the energy landscape is changing, much of it away from many traditional kinds of energy production. Some of what was said is not something that many people in Carbon County want to hear. Many seminars downplayed the future of coal and talked about natural gas being a "bridge" to other forms of energy. There was much speculation in some seminars about when coal-fired power systems will disappear from the Utah landscape. After this was stated time and time again, however, few could completely agree on what the base system for a power grid would be since many renewables are not reliable enough to provide that foundation.
Carbon County Jae Potter attended the conference and said he thought despite the fact that some downplayed coal he thought there was a lot of opportunity for the local area.
"I think that kind of thinking is cyclical," stated Potter on Monday. "Some of that has been brought on by the administration that is now in place."
He said he saw a lot of technology that he was excited about and that could make the nation energy independent,
"Take the seminar on oil sands," he said. "They had two different methods there that could easily be used in our area. And our county has a good deal of oil sands."
Potter pointed out that a joint venture between Utah State University and a private concern is coming close to running a commercial operation that can use local coal and coal fines and turn these materials into metallurgical coking briquettes. Coal used for making metal generally has had to come from the east, but this could make it so that coal from the local area could be used in this way.
"That would be a real shot in the arm to our economy," stated Potter.
In one seminar (on Thursday) the main theme was billed as a breakout session on oil shale and tar sands development, but as soon as attendees settled in they were told the session would not deal at all with tar sands, but with oil shale. That seminar sported four people on the panel, one one of which was an American. One was a Russian, another and Estonian and the third a Canadian. That seminar alone demonstrated the international flavor of the conference.
Nuclear energy was a hot topic, particularly since Blue Castle Holdings is still planning on building a nuclear power plant in Green River. Aaron Tilton, the CEO of the company, spoke and said that putting up a nuclear plant faces obstacles, but most of the perceived barriers are not what people think them to be.
"People think that the reasons it is hard to build a nuclear power plant has to do with licensing, environmental issues, water for cooling, what to do with used fuel and overall plant safety," said Tilton in an address on Friday. "But the real roadblock is finding the large capital investment to build one."
One company that was represented on the same panel is in the process of producing "modular" nuclear plants that would be built in a factory rather than on site such as the Green River plant will be. These would be much smaller units which when separately or together could provide base power for small to large areas.
Speakers in seminars also weren't limited to advocating power systems or energy types. In one seminar on nuclear energy Chris Thomas of HEAL (Healthy Environment Alliance) said that he and his group had real concerns about nuclear energy.
"The industry hasn't built a real plant (in America) in so long they don't know what the real costs will be to put one up," he said. "Despite the fact that federal loan guarantees exist for putting up such plants, half of the plants that have been in the planning or construction phases have been abandoned because of the high costs."
Other seminars concentrated on energy transmission, air quality in areas like the Uinta Basin, how the economy is affected by energy and even one on solar photo voltaic installations, among others.
Ultimately, most who attended summit felt they got a lot of information and saw many new things they had not known about.
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With much of the state being buffeted by high winds today, it is perhaps fitting that one of the region's largest wind power conferences was held in Maine, attracting hundreds of stakeholders. About 150 businesses from Maine and beyond were attracted to the two-day event, which was held at a South Portland hotel. Tom Porter was there.
"For the second time in three years the American Wind Energy Association Northeast Regional Summit has come back to Maine because Maine is a real clean energy hub for the Northeast, and New England in particular," says Jeremy Payne (right), the executive director of the Maine Renewable Energy Association. "Maine has high quality wind, a skilled workforce, reasonable and predictable regulatory policies, and I think that's one of the things that's helped attract these companies to Maine."
Payne says some 750 businesses in Maine currently benefit from the state's wind power industry, which produces almost 500 megawatts of energy - theoretically enough to power about 250,000 homes.
Not present at the regional summit was anyone from the Maine Gov. Paul LePage's administration, which is no fan of the industry. Earlier this month, for example, the governor introduced a measure which would abandon the wind power development goal set by his predecessor.
"I don't think there's been any mystery of where the administration's been on this industry for the last three-and-a-half years," Payne says. "So I don't think there was any expectation that the governor would be delivering opening remarks. Certainly we continue to hope that his administration will come around and understand the value of this industry to the economy and the environment."
Payne also refers to opinion polls suggesting that an overwhelming majority of Americans support the development of wind farms. Chris O'Neil is not one of them.
"They're costing us money and air pollution," says O'Neil, a spokesman for Friends of Maine's Mountains. The group opposes the development of wind power, which O'Neil says on a typical day provides only about 1 percent of the region's energy needs.
O'Neil says increased investment in wind energy over the last couple of years has come at the expense of other relatively clean power sources, notably natural gas. And since wind power is too intermittent to be able to meet peak demand, ONeil says the result is more reliance on coal and oil, and more pollution to boot.
"So windpower invades Maine, forces us to buy a billion dollars worth of something that we don't need," he says, "and that does us no good, ruining hundreds of square miles of classic Maine mountains, and ruining our economy, and this is something to celebrate?" Critics like O'Neil also accuse the wind industry of relying too much on federal subsidies.
The industry's proponents, meanwhile, point out that all energy sources receive some support from the federal government. They also argue that wind power plays an important role in diversifying the region's energy mix, ensuring it doesn't get too reliant on any one energy source.
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2 way mini-toggle for phase inversion in the bridge.
Most importantly, it is AWESOME and will be making its live debut infront of a huge crowd on the 23rd of feb when we support the legendary HELL at The Assembly Rooms in Derby!


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By Alyssa Hayden on March 20th, 2013 | Last updated: March 23, 2013 at 7:21 pm
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
Vaughn Olson has had to put three sump pumps in the basement of his home in Westwood subdivision, trying to get rid of some 1,600 gallons of ground water seeping in every day during the summer this year. "I've done all I can do," he told the county commission last Wednesday.
Olson and about a dozen of his neighbors showed up to see if there was anything the county could do to help. The answer was, not much. The property in the subdivision just west of Price is private, as is the Carbon Canal, an open waterway that courses through the neighborhood.
Olson said he's aware of why the area is wet. The water table around there is high because there's a stratum of shale close to the surface. During irrigation and runoff season, especially in a heavy water year like this one, water has nowhere to go but across the shale and into basements. That area was swampland before it was developed.
But he also noted that he has examined the canal and found that the liner in it is torn, which he thought was compounding the problem by allowing irrigation water to seep into the ground.
Olson wondered if it would be possible to pipe the water through the section of canal that runs through Westwood. That would help with the flooding situation and would also remove a safety hazard for neighborhood children, he said.
It turns out there is a concept and a desire on the part of the Carbon Canal Company to pipe the entire 30-mile length of the canal. However, Collin Fawcett of Jones & DeMille Engineering told the commission that project could cost as much as $70 million. The canal company has been seeking help to fund the design and construction of the high-density plastic pipeline for years.
"We clearly understand the concerns of these people," said canal board member Nick Sampinos, "but we don't have the money."
Also, he reminded the residents and commission, "The canal was there first." Sampinos explained that what he said might sound harsh, but the residential development happened without any encouragement from the canal company. Carbon Canal Co. continues to seek funding for the pipeline for water conservation and flood control, he added.
Fawcett said that short-term, site-specific solutions such as concrete channel or lining with bentonite would probably not work. The soil conditions are too unstable. A concrete lining, for example, would crumble as the ground shifted. However, commissioner Mike Milovich did ask the engineering firm to give some thought to any other options that might work.
Also, the canal may not be entirely to blame. Underground water sources could be contributing to the wet soils, Fawcett said in an interview Tuesday, but that will take a lot of subsurface study to determine where and how much is migrating in.


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Guide to African American Genealogy-Related Documents Prior to 1865 in the Collections of the Tennessee State Library and Archives
This guide divides the materials into six categories: Manuscripts Collections; Microfilm Only Collections; Supreme Court Cases (east & middle Tennessee); Acts of Tennessee 1796-1850; Legislative Petitions 1799-1861; and Bible Records, Church Records, Correspondence, Diaries and Memoirs, Documents, Genealogical Data, and Small Collections.
See also the Selected Bibliography of African American Genealogical Resources in the Tennessee State Library and Archives and the TSLA Resource Guide #09 : African American Genealogial Resources @ TSLA .
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Images from the Orion media briefing at the Operations and Checkout Building at the Kennedy Space Center on Monday April 15, 2013. From NASA press release: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- NASA marked the third anniversary Monday of President Obama's speech at the agency's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where he laid out a plan to ensure the United States will remain the world's leader in space exploration. The 2014 flight test will be the first launch of Orion. NASA also is progressing toward a launch of Orion on top of the SLS rocket during a 2017 flight test.


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|Length Overall
|29' 5''
8.96 m
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4,500 lbs.
1,588 kg
8' 6''
2.59 m
|Tested Weight
6,482 lbs.
2,940 kg
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Mission of the Premier 290 Grand Entertainer
With the 290 Grand Entertainer, the name and mission couldn't be clearer. This is a high-end boat on a mission to provide her guests with the most comfortable entertainment platform to grace the lake or river that she'll be plying – but "entertain" in more than one way. First, with her full bar, mini galley, and large deck with comfortable in-the-round seating she is a party vessel extraordinaire.
Second, powered by twin 300-hp Yamahas she is also at the same time one of the fastest and most watersports-oriented pontoon boats on the planet – one sure to provide lots of entertainment of a different sort. Taken together, the Premier 290 is very much the "Grand Entertainer."
In a word, she is designed to be the coolest vessel on the lake, bar none.
Standard deck layout of the Premier 290 Grand Entertainer.
Alternative layout in the forward section.
Major Features
Bow Seating. There are three entry points to the 290 Grand Entertainer but really, only two are needed. On our test boat the forward gate was blocked by a removable section that created continual U-shaped seating from one side to the other. And since she's designed to hold 18 people, having the extra seat is an appropriate trade-off to using the bow gate. But hey, if the gate really needs to be used this seat slides out-of-the-way easily enough. The other two gates are to the portside amidships, and the stern.
All the couches are Flexsteel brand and comfortable beyond description. Flexsteel custom makes virtually all of the seating for Premier boats and they are generally regarded to be the highest quality in the industry. The table swivels to different positions. The center forward seat is removable so as to access the forward gate, if necessary.
The seats have varying densities of foam and thickness to ensure a comfort regardless of position. The vinyl and the substructures of the seat are designed to be impervious to weather and be durable for the life of the boat.
Customizable Seating. Premier has built its reputation upon giving the customer what is wanted and that often means building something a little unconventional. In fact the company tells us that some of its best innovations have come at the suggestion of customers. Since the builder arms to please, a consumer wanting a slightly different layout should contact a Premier dealer and see what can be done.
Flexsteel is Best. As for the furniture itself, it's all high-end Flexsteel brand seating that takes comfort to new levels. Corrosion-resistant spring steel straps under the seat provide a cushioning effect that works when either the butt is planted into the seat hard, or when running through chop. However, our experience on board the 290 Grand Entertainer indicates that the second point is moot. Scooting back and forth across the wake of the camera boat showed a comfort level that wouldn't even spill the drinks at the bar!
The bases of all the seats are roto-cast molded plastic with articulating hinges allowing easy access underneath the cushions. Components are marinized, fully sprung, and corrosion resistant. The materials exceed ASTM B117 Salt Spray Exposure Testing as Rated by DuPont Powder Coatings USA, according to Flexsteel.
Premier is the only builder of pontoon boats that we know of that uses furniture made by Flexsteel.
A hatch at the bow leads to an in deck storage compartment that runs all the way back to where our test captain is standing.
Changing Room/Pump-Out Head. To the port side, the lounge seat lifts to reveal a changing room/head compartment. Many pontoon boats have a changing compartment, but none that we've seen match the sophistication, size and utility of the one installed on the 290 Grand Entertainer. It has enough space not only for changing but at the same time also allows room for an optional pump-out head. And note that this boat has a pump-out head, not a Porta-Potti.
The changing room has a home underneath the portside lounger. Notice how the geometry allows for standing room to the forward end and sitting room to the aft end. There is a reason for that design…
… the aft end of the changing room even has enough space for an optional pump-out head.
Much like the couches, the helm seat is made by Flexsteel and is far and away among the most comfortable in class. It is wider than the typical seat, has much more padding, and instead of flip down armrests, these are thick fixed position armrests that curve back to remain comfortable with the seatback reclined. They are specially made for marine use.
The helm is on a raised platform that allows clear sightlines over the heads of guests in the forward couches.
The reclining helm seat added another comfortable aspect to the helm.
A touch screen panel in the center of the helm reduces clutter and adds a high level of functionality.
Just behind the helm is a convenient fire extinguisher in a recessed pocket.
The battery switches are located behind the bar, probably the first place anyone's going to go to on this boat, anyway.
Instrument Console. The helm has multifunction gauges on either side of the panel and clutter is reduced by the Beacon touch screen display in the center of the panel. The system allows simple and intuitive controls of all of the boat's systems, and even switches to a GPS-driven moving map display. The hickory wood trimmed, three-spoke wheel is mounted to a tilt base and wood accents on the helm are complimented by the attractiveness of this wheel.
The Bar is the Star of the Show
What sets the 290 Grand Entertainer apart from every other toon on the water is her attractive and functional bar. But there is more going on here that what at first might meet the eye…
A -- Base of the Cabana cover that also holds stemware. B – Paper towel roll under the counter. C – In-counter ice bucket. D – Cubby for condiments. E – Sink with pressure water and drying rack. F – Drink holders. G – Bottle caddy.
The Island Bar
This is without a doubt the most attractive – and unusual -- feature of this boat's entertainment capabilities. The entire stern section of the boat is taken up by an attractive bar that includes four pedestal seats that telescope to varying heights. Tubular foot rests around the perimeter of the bar are perfectly positioned for comfort. The ladies will appreciate the four flip-out purse holders in front of each seat.
Behind the bar, all the ingredients needed to be a Premier entertainer are present.
Underneath the sink is a convenient drying rack. It can be removed in order to accommodate the cutting board just to the left of the sink.
A dual voltage fridge can keep a load of beverages cold. There is plenty of room on the boat for conventional ice chests for really large parties.
A recessed ice bucket in the bar counter is handy for the barkeeper to make mixed drinks.
The Island Bar itself consists of a solid surface counter in two tones with lighted drink holders recessed in front of each seat. Overhead is a Cabana Top that provides comfortable protection as well as a place to store stemware.
The Island Bar features a two-tone hard surface with lighted drink holders recessed in front of each seat.
Behind the bar are all the ingredients necessary to make the 290 Grand Entertainer's owner a host to be envied. The tools include bottle holders, a dual voltage refrigerator, two stainless drawers with steel sliders and internal bottle holders, a sink, cutting surface, a paper towel rack, ice bucket and plenty of available counter space.
The lack of footrests would have been a major oversight, but here they are at the perfect height. Telescoping pedestal seats in short make this a comfortable spot to sit.
In front of each seat are flip-out purse holders. The boat has four speakers aboard and a 10" subwoofer.
The bar certainly makes the 290 Grand Entertainer turn heads everywhere she goes, and with good reason. There is no boat on the water like her.
The cabana provides sun protection and can withstand the 50-mph wind that the boat generates at WOT.
We can't imagine ordering this boat without this optional propane grill.
Water Play
Premier didn't forget that this was still a boat and boats are made for taking people in, as well as on, the water. For getting in the water, a set of extra-wide aluminum stairs leads to the surface and a flip-out ladder drops below the surface that has five treads. This is a very classy way to get into the water and also provides a comfortable sitting area between the engines for letting the feet dangle in the water while remaining within easy reach of the bar just ahead. We have not seen anything quite like the arrangement south of a $2 million motoryacht.
Towing. Of course she's also a capable tow boat as well. Whether the end of the line contains kids on a tube, a wakeboard, a pair of skis, or a slalom ski, the 290 can handle it all. Although to be clear, the wakeboarder will probably be a bit disappointed as this boat just doesn't create a wake that will allow a rider to catch lots of air. But for everyone else, it's hang-on time. Let's take a look at what sort of performance we got on our test.
Take a look at the stairs leading into the water between the engines. They not only make getting in and out of the water an easy affair, but it also provides a relaxing place to sit while dangling feet in the water… All within close reach of the bartender.
The Premier 290 Grand Entertainer has a length overall of 29'4" (8.93 m) and a beam of 8'6" (2.59 m). With an empty weight of 4,500 lbs. (2,041 kg), 73 gallons (276 L) of fuel, two people and test power we had an estimated test weight of 6,482 lbs. (2,940 kg).
With a pair of Yamaha F300 XCA engines turning 15.25 x 18 Saltwater Series 2 SDS props we reached a top speed of 52.6 mph at 6000 rpm. At that speed we were burning a combined 51 gph giving us a range of 80 miles.
Best Cruise. As this is a boat that stays well on top of the water, best cruise is pretty much wherever you want to be, but I found her to be quite comfortable at 3000 rpm and 25.4 mph. That speed reduced the fuel burn to only 12 gph giving us a range of 164 miles and an endurance of six hours and 30 min. while still maintaining a 10% reserve.
Time to Plane. Here's where things got real interesting. Those twin 300 Yamahas gave us a time to plane of only 2.1 seconds, we accelerated to 20 mph in 2.6 seconds, 30 in 4.2 seconds, 40 in 6.3 seconds and continued accelerating through 50 mph in only 10.3 seconds. After running those numbers I immediately searched the Lake for a bowrider figuring I could make a fast buck betting its captain that he couldn't beat me in a quarter-mile drag race…
…There wasn't one available.
The Bimini top includes a cover that has netting at the bottom to allow moisture to drain away. It's the little details – as well as the big ones -- that make the difference with Premier.
The bow corner guards consists of a chromed grab rail, spring loaded flip up cleats, with recessed nav lights and docking lights.
Big Toons Make the Difference. Why is the 290's time to plane and to 50 mph so quick? Basically there are two reasons. First, this tri-toon Premier PTX design has been engineered for high performance. Because the center toon is 36" (90 cm) in diameter she sits high in the water. Second, due to the flat planning surface and lifting strakes placed on the inside of the two outer tubes, her performance is dramatically increased.
The PTX System Works. Premier claims that its PTX system gives its boats faster time to plane and a higher top speed and our test confirmed those claims vis a vis conventional toon sizes and shapes. Further, because this 290's 36" toons have 44% more displacement than conventional 25" diameter tubes its ride is far more comfortable and much dryer.
The Horses. The third reason the 290 is so quick to 50 mph, of course, has something to do with the 600 horsepower strapped to her stern. While we don't feel the boat really needs that much power – we think twin 225-hp engines would also be impressive – there is no denying the "wow" factor of this huge pontoon boat streaking across a lake. And in big lakes where distance can be a factor, speed can come in handy.
Even with her horsepower cut in half – as pictured here – the 290 Grand Entertainer with her PTX toon configuration cuts a fine figure on the water.
The 290 Grand Entertainer presents a minimal 3-degree bow rise upon acceleration, maintains that angle for a cruise attitude, and rolls only 4 ½- degrees into the turns. "The luxury found on board is a sharp contrast to the exciting handling characteristics and feeling of speed that I found while driving her," reports our test captain.
His report goes on to say, "I mean, we're talking about a boat that accelerates to 50 mph in the neighborhood of 10 seconds! She also has impressive mid-range acceleration. She doesn't dig her bow in during the turns, as I would've expected, but instead throws spray out from the midpoint of the tubes, right at the helm area."
Turning Characteristics. In high-performance turns she will lower her bow and carve through the turn a little more aggressively. "Steering is effortless, and even at speed it was all fingertip controls ensconced in the constant luxury of a comfortable helm seat," said Capt. Steve in his debriefing report. "Even underway she remained surprisingly stable so the guests will still be able to enjoy the bar as she cruises across the lake. When taking power off, she settles back into the water at a level attitude."
Not only is the 290 Grand Entertainer fast and fun, she is also cool. At night blue lights under her deck outboard reflect on the large toons and on the water. As the boat goes gliding slowly by all eyes on shore will wonder what they are missing.
Aboard, more soft, indirect blue lights under the seating casts a warm and sexy glow over the interior of the boat. Call it the floating Studio 54 effect. Turn up the tunes.
After virtually every test we have a "debriefing session" with the test captain to find out how the test went and if all equipment worked as advertised. It is during these conversations that we often get some of our sharpest insights as to what the testing captain thought of the boat but could not quite capture in his written report.
In this case, Capt. Steve said if he could get together the money, he'd love to own a 290 Grand Entertainer. "I can picture how much fun it would be to be able to invite friends out on this boat," he said. "She would be the coolest thing at the marina and a real magnet for people who like to party hearty."
Alas, the 290 Grand Entertainer powered by twin 300-hp Yamahas is certainly not for everybody. The cost of her engines alone is pushing $50,000 and the complete rig is into six digits. But that is one of the beauties of this unusual vessel – not everybody can have one.
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In its second year, the Strongest Warrior Competition upped the difficulty for challengers and formally welcomed female entrants.
At the back end of the Watertown Fairgrounds YMCAs parking lot, Jeffery Kloss yelled out as he struggled to flip a 600-pound tire for the third time.
Ahh you suck, he yelled as he pushed the tire over, as the tire hit the ground with a loud thud. He then rushed to push a 225 prowler for 30 yards.
The tire Kloss flipped was 150 pounds heavier than the one he had flipped during last years competition.
It sucked then, and it sucks even more now, he said after afterward.
The competition is used as a fundraiser by the National Association of the 10th Mountain Divisions Fort Drum chapter.
For it to come together, its the fruits of our labor, said Jeffery Reynolds, who helped organize the event for the past seven months with his son, Jeremy.
New events for this years event included a stone lift, overhead log press and an event requiring entrants to pull an 11,000 pound truck 50 feet.
The competition drew about 40 entrants, a slight increase from last year, ranging from 17-year-old Frank Valletta, a rising high school senior from Baldwinsville, all the way to 52-year-old Brooks Haynes, a gym teacher at Immaculate Heart Central School.
This year was the first with a specific category for female entrants. The competition had five female competitors grouped together into an open competition. Last years competition had a single female entrant, who competed with men.
Catherine Toniatti-Yanulavich, of Turin, who entered the event with her brother, Jeff Toniatti, who lives in Evans Mills, said the event was a rare chance for them to compete together. She said she had been competing in strong woman events for three years.
A lot of the times itll be for me, and hell be taking pictures, Toniatti-Yanulavich said.
Her performance in the truck pull event drew quick praise, as her time bested the first group of male competitors that completed the event.
Also challenging was Tracy Stankavage, winner of the womens lightweight division at the 2012 North American Strongman National Championship.
Going against women that in other competitions would fall in larger weight categories, Stankavage, a personal trainer in Syracuse, said she focused more on hitting certain performance marks in each event.
I have to keep that in mind or I get quite angry, she said. Im pretty competitive.
She said her favorite event of the day was the stone lift, which she called her bread and butter.
Money raised during Saturdays event supported the chapters scholarship fund and divisions Wounded Warrior Project.
Beforehand, competitors heard from Michael Schlitz, a retired sergeant first class that lost both hands and suffered major burns in a 2007 improvised explosive device attack near Baghdad, Iraq.
Schlitz, who previously served in the 4th Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, said fundraising events like the competition were an important way for soldiers to remember their service is not forgotten.
On Friday, Schlitz spoke to members of Fort Drums 3rd Battalion, 85th Mountain Infantry Regiment, better known as the Warriors in Transition Battalion, and many of the units cadre participated in Saturdays challenge.
The winner of the mens lightweight category was Lucas Bryan, and Jason Stowell was second. Gary Gebo won the mens light-heavyweight category, followed by Cean Olsen. The mens heavyweight champion was Corey Clark, with Justin Poirier next.
The winner of the womens division was Toniatti-Yanulavich, and Stankavage was runner-up.
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LOWVILLE A Port Leyden man was sentenced Tuesday in Lewis County Court to five years in prison for entering his estranged wifes home while brandishing a gun.
Joseph S. Kraeger, 29, of 3373 N. Pearl St., additionally was sentenced to five years post-release parole supervision and $375 in court fees on a charge of first-degree burglary, to which he pleaded guilty Nov. 20. Acting County Judge Donald E. Todd issued an eight-year order of protection on the victims behalf.
Mr. Kraeger was accused of unlawfully entering Angela Kraegers residence on Moose River Road in the town of Lyonsdale with a gun.
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Emerson M. Wood, 81, of 3694 N. Pearl St., Port Leyden, was arraigned on charges of first-degree sexual abuse and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child and pleaded guilty to all three charges. Sentencing was set for Feb. 8. Mr. Wood was accused of having sexual contact with a girl less than 11 years old in July, as well as having other inappropriate contact with two other children, one in July and the other in 2011.
Mark H. Davis, 21, of 903 Cronk Road, Watertown, was sentenced to six months in county jail, five years probation, $1,155 restitution and $375 in court fees on a charge of fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, to which he pleaded guilty Oct. 19. Mr. Davis was accused of possessing a stolen credit card belonging to Angela Fort on June 17 in the town of Lowville.
Tyler D. Henry, 20, of 9939 Route 12, Copenhagen, was sentenced to three years probation, $1,729.32 restitution, 100 hours of community service and $250 in court fees on a charge of fourth-degree criminal mischief, to which he pleaded guilty Oct. 9. Mr. Henry was accused of breaking several windows at the Cottage Inn on High Street and a neighboring residence owned by Randall Harper in Copenhagen on April 20.
Kyle Poore, 25, of 6102 River St., Glenfield, was sentenced to a one-year conditional discharge and $50 in court fees after completing 50 hours of community service and paying $670 restitution on a charge of petit larceny, to which he pleaded guilty Nov. 9. He was accused of helping to steal gasoline, alcohol, a chain saw, binoculars and shotgun shells belonging to Benjamin Hawley on Aug. 14 in the town of Greig.
An alleged accomplice of Mr. Poore, Nicholas P. Flynn, 20, of 7234 Kotel Road, Lowville, was arraigned on a petit larceny charge and pleaded guilty. Sentencing was set for Feb. 8.
Cody J. Amidon, 21, of 6334 E. Main St., Turin, was arraigned on charges of first-degree reckless endangerment, aggravated driving while intoxicated, reckless driving and unlawful possession of marijuana and pleaded not guilty. His case was adjourned to Feb. 14.
Mr. Amidon was accused of driving a van over the speed limit on July 12 in the town of Lyonsdale while a passenger was hanging out the side door skateboarding, going on the wrong side of the road while on two wheels and going off the road and nearly hitting a building in Lyons Falls. He allegedly had a blood alcohol content of 0.19 percent, just above the states aggravated DWI threshold of 0.18 percent.
Michael A. Bauer, 32, Poughkeepsie, was arraigned on charges of fourth-degree grand larceny, third-degree criminal possession of a weapon and third-degree criminal sale of a firearm and pleaded not guilty. His case was adjourned to Jan. 11. Mr. Bauer was accused of stealing two revolvers from the town of Greig residence of Randolph Bauer.
Jerrilee Hartle, 32, of 5380 Water St., Lowville, had his case of driving while ability impaired by a combination of drugs and alcohol, first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, unsafe backing and no inspection adjourned to Feb. 8. Mr. Hartle was accused of being under the influence of alcohol and diazepam May 10 in a parking lot on South State Street in Lowville and nearly backing into a patrol vehicle.
David A. Baxter, 44, of 5076 Crofoot Hill Road, Constableville, had his case of felony DWI, second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, consuming alcohol in a motor vehicle, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and resisting arrest adjourned to Jan. 11. He was accused of drunken driving and possessing hydrocodone on Aug. 8 on Laura Street in Lyons Falls.
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it happened that my printer (hp Laserjet 1000) running under mandrake linux run out of paper when processing a printing job. from that moment, the printer was disabled and didn't print anymore!!
unfortunately my cups did not implement the ordinary commands "lpc restart" so that i had no chance to make it running again. this is how "lpc status" looked like:
printer is on device 'usb' speed -1
queuing is enabled
printing is disabled
no entries
daemon present
however, after some hours of investigation i found a solution to fix this problem.
if you have the same problem, do the following:
1) login as root
1.1) if you want to remove printing jobs you have sent to the printer use the lpq command to view the print-jobs and lprm command to remove jobs
1.2) if you want to see the content of the print jobs you should find them under /var/spool/cups or /var/spool/cups/tmp. refer to the date of the file to see, if it could be the job you're interested in
2) go to /etc/cups/ and open the file printers.conf with vi or any editor
3) make a backup of your old printer config file, in case you screw it up: cp printers.conf printers.conf.bup
4) in the printer-configuration of the desired printer you'll find the code/value pair 'State Stopped'. Replace the value 'Stopped' by 'Idle' and save the file back
5) now restart the cupsd (Common Unix Pinting Service - Daemon) by killing / starting it. first, get the cupsd's PID:
ps -ef | grep cupsd. this should give you something like this:
root 3678 1 0 09:34 ? 00:00:00 cupsd
root 3849 3365 0 10:00 pts/0 00:00:00 grep cupsd
now kill the cupsd (printing daemon) by typing kill -9 3678. of course you must replace 3678 by your system's PID.
now relaunch the daemon by typing cupsd. if the printer's job queue is not empty by now, the printer will start processing these jobs!


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The Energy Department on May 9 announced that it will award 88 grants to small businesses in 28 states to develop clean energy technologies with a strong potential for commercialization and job creation. These awards, totaling more than $16 million in investments, will help small businesses with promising ideas that could improve manufacturing processes, boost the efficiency of buildings, reduce reliance on foreign oil, and generate electricity from renewable sources. Biomass, geothermal, solar, vehicle manufacturing, and wind are among the renewable energy technologies supported by the grants.
The small businesses receiving the awards are located in 28 states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington. Proposals include a project to develop printable organic LED lighting panels (OLEDs) that could significantly reduce the manufacturing costs and enable cost-effective production of larger lighting panels, and a project to develop laser welding at an extremely high pulse rate that could dramatically improve defect detection, increase efficiency, and lower the cost of manufacturing automobiles and other goods. The projects are funded through the Energy Department's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs. The selections are for Phase I and Fast Track (combined Phase I and II) work. See the Energy Department Progress Alert and the SBIR and STTR website.


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The U.S. government has sold its shares in Chrysler to Italian automaker Fiat SpA, according to Fox News. The news source reports that this sale has resulted in the government losing an estimated $1.3 billion in taxpayer dollars.
After receiving $12.5 billion to prevent bankruptcy in 2009, Chrysler has repaid $11.2 billion, according to the media outlet. However, the government does not expect to recover the remaining $1.3 billion, reports The New York Times.
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Posted on February 12, 2008Degradation Trip OUT NOW. Welcome video #1 of the Jerry Cantrell / Roadrunner Records era. Check out the brand new video for 'Anger Rising' (high speed quicktime file). While you're at it, hit the streets and pick up the following magazines for some Cantrell press: Kerrang! 4K album review (15th June issue) Kerrang! feature (3 pages, 8th June issue) and Classic Rock 3/5 full page review (July issue). Don't forget to also take a peek at our totally awesome Cantrell E-Card!
All things come full circle, which is why it is only fitting this day has come...Jerry Cantrell has confirmed tour plans which will take him to the end of the summer, well after his current run with Nickelback ends... Starting sometime in July, Jerry Cantrell will be teaming up on the road in the USA with heavyweights Creed. True. A great fuckin' opportunity for Jerry to show America exactly what the hell rock is all about...Creed & Jerry Cantrell, coming to you this summer. Confirmed dates thus far are as follows: July 15 Charlotte, NC - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater 17 Columbus, - OH Polaris Amphitheater 19 Noblesville, IN - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater 24 Hartforfd, CT - Meadows Music Theatre August 7 Scranton, PA - Montage Mountain 13 Fargo, ND - Fargodome 15 Moline, IL - Mark of the Quad 17 Antioch, TN - Amsouth Amphitheater 24 Hershey, PA - Hershey Stadium.
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Jerry Cantrell is in full swing on the road, currently on tour with Nickelback on the 2002 Jim Beam Road To The Rackhouse tour. Tonight's show, LA - the Hollywood Palladium. Tomorrow night, it's the desert plains of Mesa, Arizona. Earlier this month it was the Key Arena in Seattle, WA - a bit of a homecoming for Jerry, absolutely an emotional show. Ann and Nancy Wilson joined Jerry on stage for the singing of the Alice In Chains track "Brother", a song they dedicated to Layne Staley. "It was pretty amazing," tells Jerry. Set lists on the road have been consisting of mostly new tracks from Degradation Trip, along with a couple songs from Jerry's Boggy Depot release and of course a couple Alice tracks.
With extreme pleasure, we announce that www.JerryCantrell.com is open for business. Actually, a very cool fuckin' site, one which runs smooth like a Cadillac. No shit. And, sign up for the mailing list for a chance to win a Gibson guitar. No shit, two times. Check it out. Jerry Cantrell's debut Roadrunner release Degradation Trip is the next beast to tackle - out now.
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Homeschool Not Like Old School
An upbeat piece titled Home school not like old school, focusing on members of the Westside House, a chapter of Illinois Home Oriented Unique Schooling Experience, or HOUSE, which bills itself as an inclusive, non-sectarian network of homeschooling support groups, appeared in the May 11th La Grange, Illinois edition of MySuburbanLife.com, which serves Chicago's western suburbs. The article quotes homeschool mom Elizabeth Crewe: "One of the biggest misconceptions of home schoolers is that they are home," she said. "We are so rarely home. We do have a weekly schedule of things we do or what we are going to study, but it's different from day to day."


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I am trying to make a guestbook on my site. :P
But when Im push the button "OK"
(After write in Name,contry etc)
this error came:
Warning: fopen("gb.entrys", "w") - Permission denied in /xxx/xxxxx/x/xxx/xxxxx/public_html/Guestbook/gb.php on line 76
what can it bee? I have try a differet guestbooks, but I gor the same error on the same time! 8O
Pliz help..