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15 U.S. Code § 2302 - Rules governing contents of warranties
§ 2302.
Rules governing contents of warranties
(a) Full and conspicuous disclosure of terms and conditions; additional requirements for contentsIn order to improve the adequacy of information available to consumers, prevent deception, and improve competition in the marketing of consumer products, any warrantor warranting a consumer product to a consumer by means of a written warranty shall, to the extent required by rules of the Commission, fully and conspicuously disclose in simple and readily understood language the terms and conditions of such warranty. Such rules may require inclusion in the written warranty of any of the following items among others:
A statement of what the warrantor will do in the event of a defect, malfunction, or failure to conform with such written warranty—at whose expense—and for what period of time.
The step-by-step procedure which the consumer should take in order to obtain performance of any obligation under the warranty, including the identification of any person or class of persons authorized to perform the obligations set forth in the warranty.
Information respecting the availability of any informal dispute settlement procedure offered by the warrantor and a recital, where the warranty so provides, that the purchaser may be required to resort to such procedure before pursuing any legal remedies in the courts.
The period of time within which, after notice of a defect, malfunction, or failure to conform with the warranty, the warrantor will perform any obligations under the warranty.
The characteristics or properties of the products, or parts thereof, that are not covered by the warranty.
(b) Availability of terms to consumer; manner and form for presentation and display of information; duration; extension of period for written warranty or service contract
The Commission shall prescribe rules requiring that the terms of any written warranty on a consumer product be made available to the consumer (or prospective consumer) prior to the sale of the product to him.
The Commission may prescribe rules for determining the manner and form in which information with respect to any written warranty of a consumer product shall be clearly and conspicuously presented or displayed so as not to mislead the reasonable, average consumer, when such information is contained in advertising, labeling, point-of-sale material, or other representations in writing.
Nothing in this chapter (other than paragraph (3) of this subsection) shall be deemed to authorize the Commission to prescribe the duration of written warranties given or to require that a consumer product or any of its components be warranted.
The Commission may prescribe rules for extending the period of time a written warranty or service contract is in effect to correspond with any period of time in excess of a reasonable period (not less than 10 days) during which the consumer is deprived of the use of such consumer product by reason of failure of the product to conform with the written warranty or by reason of the failure of the warrantor (or service contractor) to carry out such warranty (or service contract) within the period specified in the warranty (or service contract).
(c) Prohibition on conditions for written or implied warranty; waiver by CommissionNo warrantor of a consumer product may condition his written or implied warranty of such product on the consumer's using, in connection with such product, any article or service (other than article or service provided without charge under the terms of the warranty) which is identified by brand, trade, or corporate name; except that the prohibition of this subsection may be waived by the Commission if—
the warrantor satisfies the Commission that the warranted product will function properly only if the article or service so identified is used in connection with the warranted product, and
The Commission shall identify in the Federal Register, and permit public comment on, all applications for waiver of the prohibition of this subsection, and shall publish in the Federal Register its disposition of any such application, including the reasons therefor.
(d) Incorporation by reference of detailed substantive warranty provisions
The Commission may by rule devise detailed substantive warranty provisions which warrantors may incorporate by reference in their warranties.
(e) Applicability to consumer products costing more than $5
The provisions of this section apply only to warranties which pertain to consumer products actually costing the consumer more than $5.
(Pub. L. 93–637, title I, § 102, Jan. 4, 1975, 88 Stat. 2185.)
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is being heavily criticized for civilian casualties and a series of bombings apparently targeting essential non-military infrastructure in Libya, with some observers calling the actions war crimes. The Libyan rebels being supported by coalition forces have also been accused of wanton savagery and even crimes against humanity.
Most recently, a NATO bombing campaign near the Libyan city of Zlitan earlier this month reportedly killed almost 100 civilians — more than half of them women and children. The attack sparked a new wave of outrage worldwide as journalists and activists called for investigations.
Representatives of the Gaddafi regime took a large group of foreign reporters to the site. They were reportedly shown bodies of women and children, including the remains of a baby. Multiple bombed out homes were also presented to international journalists.
Click here to read the entire article.
Photo: Rebel fighters flash V-victory sign, at the debris of the communication center bombed by NATO aviation, when it was still under control of Moammar Gadhafi forces, Brega, Libya, Aug. 15, 2011.: AP Images

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BUFFALO, N.Y. - The much anticipated Two On Your Side iPad app is now available in the iTunes store.
The app includes all of the features currently found on wgrz.com but is designed to take advantage of everything the iPad has to offer.
The focus of the new app is on video. Once you download the app, you'll see plenty of videos on the front page. With just one click, you can watch all fo the breaking news, live video and investigative reports Two On Your Side has to offer.
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Fred Wilpon is comfortable with Sandy Alderson at the helm
Fred Wilpon was in San Francisco yesterday for a pregame ceremony before the World Series that honored World War II veterans.
In regards to his team's off-season plans, Wilpon simply said he was comfortable letting Terry Collins, Sandy Alderson and others those decisions.
"I like both of them a lot," he added, according to the Wall Street Journal. "I think they're working very hard, and I think they have a good plan, and they now have to execute that plan. And they will."
Matthew Cerrone, Lead Writer
Wilpon is understandably judged by Mets fans through wins, losses, baseball headlines and pennants … as he should be. But, it's very much worth noting the passion he has for the men and women who serve this country. His work creating Welcome Back Veterans is a beautiful thing. In talking to him about this, it's clear he doesn't think it's about him, and instead he always wants the conversation to be on the needs of the people who served and the sacrifices they've made for us. However, his role in building this charity should not be overlooked. He also should get credit for spending time raising money and lobbying Congress to increase Federal support of the program, which addresses the needs of returning veterans and their families in all sorts of ways, from investing in research of PSTD to finding job opportunities when soldiers come home.
Again, he owns our favorite baseball team and should mostly be judged on that basis; and this is a blog about the team, which is why I don't write about this often, if ever; but, it's a slow news day, he was at the World Series as part of this program, and so it seemed like a good time to mention it…
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The Continental Congress was struggling to find funds and provisions for the Revolutionary forces when it decided to issue its own currency. On June 22, 1776, it issued $2 million in paper money. The currency featured the likeness of Revolutionary soldiers and carried the inscription, "The United Colonies."
The "Continentals," as the bills were known, were not backed by gold or any other assets. Merchants distrusted their value and demanded more and more of them for the same amount of goods. General George Washington complained that, "A wagonload of currency will hardly purchase a wagonload of provisions."
By the end of the war the new currency was virtually worthless. The bills were ultimately redeemed by the new United States government at 1/100th of their face value. Because of this experience, the phrase "not worth a Continental" became a way to describe something that was virtually worthless.
The lesson also convinced our Founding Fathers to insist that any currency issued by the U.S. government be fully redeemable in gold or silver—a requirement that became part of our Constitution and was honored for the next 100 years. Today, of course, our currency is only backed by "the full faith and credit of the United States," which some cynics (this writer included) say explains why the value of the dollar continues to fall.
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Want to go behind the scenes with six-time Grammy Award Winner Skrillex as he and his team create the most ambitious live show of their careers? Well you won't want to miss the exclusive premiere of "Let's Make a Spaceship: Skrillex Mothership Tour 2014," a new 35-minute documentary produced by Red Bull Media House and premiering exclusively on the 2014 ACL Festival Livestream.
"Let's Make a Spaceship" takes viewers on a journey through the inspiring, challenging and sometimes comical moments that went into building the live show and the 25-foot high dynamic spaceship at its center. Since its debut at Coachella this spring, the Mothership continues to tour between massive festivals, open-air venues and smaller theaters throughout the US. Its next stop? ACL Festival!
"Let's Make a Spaceship" premieres immediately following Skrillex's headline performance during Weekend Two of the ACL Festival Livestream on October 11, 2014 at 8:45 p.m. (CT), available exclusively on Red Bull TV. Fans can also watch the documentary on demand via the Red Bull TV player following the world premiere.


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HBO's Behind the Candelabra premieres in just a few short days. On the eve of the new biopic about Liberace, who would have turned 94 years old this week, we revisit a piece published last year.
I recently bought a piano. I took lessons throughout my childhood and teens, but I haven't played much at all for 20 years. As I practice – starting way down at the bottom with the easiest songs (I had "Skip to My Lou" stuck in my head for days) – I am starting to be able to envision a time when I'll be a good player again. And with that vision comes a fantasy of the future parties I'll host, at which someone will invariably ask me to sit down and play a tune. Having advanced far beyond "Skip to My Lou," I will wow my friends with something a little like this…
Yes, I want to be like Liberace. From the marvelous costumes to the silly banter to the grandiose and bombastic playing style, everything about Liberace was beloved by his fans (most of them, as he joked, women).
Liberace in 1974 (Wikimedia Commons/Allen Warren)
Although my childhood piano teacher would have railed against his finger position (not nearly arched enough) and his playing style (a little sloppy and a lot overblown) – and music critics firmly agreed with that assessment – those things didn't matter to the fans. They thought his persona was a delight and his music was magnificent. They loved the rhinestone-encrusted suits, too.
More than 25 years after his death, Liberace – a.k.a. "Mr. Showmanship" – is still remembered as one of the greatest entertainers of his time. Online videos of his shows receive comment after comment on the beauty of his talent. And fans are eagerly awaiting HBO's new biopic, Behind the Candelabra, set to premiere on May 26. Directed by Academy Award winner Steven Soderbergh, the film stars Michael Douglas as the beloved entertainer, Matt Damon as his young lover and Debbie Reynolds as Liberace's mother, and also features Rob Lowe, Dan Aykroyd, Scott Bakula, Tom Papa and Paul Reiser.
Whether it's through repeated viewings of his fantastic shows, new looks at his life and talent, or just people like me who wish we could play like he did, Liberace will endure.
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Looking Ahead to the 2013 Salary Cap? Keep Looking …
The truth can be hard sometimes, but sometimes a serious dose of the truth is what it takes to snap out of a stupor. If you haven't yet read Jason's article over at NYJetsCap.com on the woeful Jets salary cap outlook for 2013, I'd suggest you get ready, gird your loins and then click that link.
Jason does an excellent job explaining how the Jets got to this point as well as some projected plans for moving forward. Whatever path the Jets take – it is clear it will come at a cost. As Jason writes, despite some deft moves and $18 million in cap room for 2013, here's the big issue facing the Jets front office:
The problem is that the roster is so top heavy that even with all that money it is still a barebones roster. That would be a roster of only 35 players. The roster would now be without 2/5 of their starting 2012 offensive line, starting tight end, starting defensive end, starting nose tackle, 2 starting linebackers, and 2 starting safeties.
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.com
Yikes. And while they might be able to retain what they have, don't forget that the Jets are in the midst of what looks like a crisis at the quarterback position, running back position and wide receiver position. Oh and Revis will still want a new deal next year, ACL be damned. With bloated cap numbers for 2013, almost $41 million in salary will be allocated to just five guys: Holmes, Harris, Sanchez, Ferguson and Cro. Of that bunch, there's probably only one player (Brick) that I envision being on this team for another three seasons, which means that offsetting those numbers through proration won't be very likely for anyone other than Brick.
In the NFL, maximizing returns from players on minimum dollars is the holy grail that everyone seeks, one of the best and easiest ways to hit on that is by drafting well and squeezing every last tackle or yard out of players still stuck on their rookie deals. With that in mind, in retrospect the 2008 – 2010 drafting stretch for the Jets was one of their absolute worst, and that group should be paying it's largest dividends right now at minimum costs — players late in their rookie deals that have become seasoned veterans starters looking for their big payday after restricted free agency.
For the Jets there's not many ways out of this hole, but focusing on the NFL Draft has to be a major method, and it still could take them multiple years to build the talent back that they are going to need to refill this coming offseason.


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Stunningly dark, hugely intelligent and thoroughly addictive, Ghostman announces the arrival of an exciting and highly distinctive novelist.
When a casino robbery in Atlantic City goes horribly awry, the man who orchestrated it is obliged to call in a favor from someone who's occasionally called Jack. While it's doubtful that anyone knows his actual name or anything at all about his true identity, or even if he's still alive, he's in his mid-thirties and lives completely off the grid, a criminal's criminal who does entirely as he pleases and is almost impossible to get in touch with. But within hours a private jet is flying this exceptionally experienced fixer and cleaner-upper from Seattle to New Jersey and right into a spectacular mess: one heister dead in the parking lot, another winged but on the run, the shooter a complete mystery, the $1.2 million in freshly printed bills god knows where and the FBI already waiting for Jack at the airport, to be joined shortly by other extremely interested and elusive parties. He has only forty-eight hours until the twice-stolen cash literally explodes, taking with it the wider, byzantine ambitions behind the theft. To contend with all this will require every gram of his skill, ingenuity and self-protective instincts, especially when offense and defense soon become meaningless terms. And as he maneuvers these exceedingly slippery slopes, he relives the botched bank robbery in Kuala Lumpur five years earlier that has now landed him this unwanted new assignment.
From its riveting opening pages, Ghostman effortlessly pulls the reader into Jack's refined and peculiar world — and the sophisticated shadowboxing grows ever more intense as he moves, hour by hour, toward a constantly reimprovised solution. With a quicksilver plot, gripping prose and masterly expertise, Roger Hobbs has given us a novel that will immediately place him in the company of our most esteemed crime writers.
"Hobbs's strong debut bypasses a potentially over-familiar premise, a lone-wolf crook trying to outwit the underworld's higher powers through sheer verve. Five years after a failed heist in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the protagonist, identified only by the alias 'Jack Delton,' is leading an anonymous existence, but not enough of one to prevent his former boss, the Moriarty-like Marcus Hayes, from summoning him at a moment's notice. Marcus's latest heist, of an armored car delivering .2 million to an Atlantic City casino, has gone badly, bloodily wrong, with one henchman dead and the other in hiding with the loot. Jack must find the survivor in the next 48 hours before an ink bomb hidden in the cash goes off, while also dealing with FBI agent Rebecca Blacker and local kingpin Harrihar 'the Wolf' Turner. Though occasionally overloaded with information about criminal procedure, Hobbs's supremely confident storytelling should leave readers eagerly anticipating his antihero's future felonies. 150,000 first printing; 5-city author tour. Agent: Nat Sobel, Sobel Weber." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
"Fast, hard and knowing: this is an amazing debut full of intrigue, tradecraft and suspense. Read it immediately!" Lee Child
"A slam-bang, pedal-to-the-metal crime story that fires on all cylinders and then some! Ghostman is a gritty, lean, mean adrenaline machine. Mostly, though, it was just plain fun to read. I absolutely loved this book and cannot recommend it highly enough." Christopher Reich
"This watertight debut [is] at once slick and gritty....Straight out of the gate, Hobbs has mastered the essentials of a contemporary thriller: a noirlike tone, no-nonsense prose and a hero with just enough personality to ensure he doesn't come off as an amoral death machine [as well as] heart-stopping scenes that illustrate how small mistakes can turn catastrophic." Kirkus, starred review
The sensation of the 2011 Frankfurt Book Fair: a stunningly dark first novel that is sure to become a major publishing event.
When a casino robbery in Atlantic City goes horribly awry the man who orchestrated it is obliged to call in a favor from "Jack." Only thirty or so people are sure this man exists, some believe he's dead, and none know anything at all about his true identity. Those are closely guarded trade secrets, to say the least, for an exceptionally trained, experienced, and talented criminal. But as he struggles to clean up the mess left in the wake of the bungled Atlantic City heist, he finds himself increasingly more visible as he's pursued simultaneously by the FBI and other interested, if mysteriously elusive, parties — a situation that requires every gram of his skill, ingenuity, and self-protective instincts, especially when offense and defense become meaningless terms.
From its opening pages, Ghostman effortlessly pulls the reader into Jack's refined and peculiar world — and the sophisticated shadowboxing only grows more powerfully intense as the novel moves toward its inexorable conclusion.
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Subject-Verb Agreement
Isn't it nice when things agree? In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby introduce you to the concept of subject-verb agreement and how it works in sentences. First, find out the difference between singular and plural nouns and verbs. You'll also learn what it means when a subject and a verb agree, and you'll find out how to check if your sentence is correct. Finally, you'll discover what it means when a verb ends in 's,' and why nouns make themselves plural a little differently. It's an ugly world when subjects and verbs can't agree - so learn how to help them get along!
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United Through Reading and the USO celebrate the 100,000th reading!
Sgt. Butcher reads the 100,000th book to his kids from USO Fort Eustis as part of United Through Reading's Military Program.
(USO video filmed by Mary Moyer and edited by Em Hall)
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So... our apartment is basically forged of pure concrete, with some thin shit disguised as carpet. Plus, we're on the bottom level. Thus: goddamned cold and we have to run the heater for ever to fix it.
The current fix is simply wearing layers and ignoring the cold. Is there a better way?


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Autumn in the Milk River Valley can mean 85 degrees on Monday morning and 20 degrees by Tuesday afternoon. Zip them head-to-toe into the insulated world of Patagonia's Down Sweater Bunting, and they'll never know the difference. With the same styling as the Synchilla Bunting, it's Patagonia's warmest bunting, made of a wind- and water-resistant 1.4-oz 20-denier polyester mini-ripstop shell fabric, insulated with ultra-cozy and compressible 600-fill-power premium European goose down. Convenient cold-weather features include: elasticized hood for a snug, contoured fit; fold-over, insulating hand covers; convertible-bag to split-leg styling for use in a carseat or backpack. The front dual zips with wind flaps allow easy on/off, and the zipper on the inside of the legs offer easy access for diaper changes. With a hand-me-down ID label inside.
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All accommodations as noted in the itinerary.
Cabin category on board MS 'Amadeus Brilliant' is as selected.
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Meals are included as noted in the itinerary (B = Breakfast; L = Lunch; D = Dinner).
Afternoon tea/coffee and midnight snack are also included on board MS 'Amadeus
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Wine is included at the welcome and farewell dinners in Munich and at all dinners on board MS 'Amadeus Brilliant.'
Bottled water is included at lunch and dinner aboard MS 'Amadeus
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Individual airport transfers are included on arrival and departure in Munich.
Please note that only one transfer is included per booked cabin. If passengers
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Porterage of two (2) pieces of baggage per person.
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An A&K Tour Director will accompany the program throughout, including aboard ship.
Gratuities to local guides and drivers on all pre-cruise / post-cruise sightseeing is included.
Sightseeing is included as noted in the itinerary.
During the cruise, three group excursions (with personal audio system) are included with private A&K vehicle and private local guide. Three private overview walks with the A&K Tour Director are also included during the cruise.
Additional, OPTIONAL sightseeing may be available on board MS 'Amadeus Brilliant,' available for purchase in EUROS on board the ship. OPTIONAL sightseeing is offered to all cruise passengers and not exclusive to the A&K group.
All port charges are included.
A minimum number of six (6) passengers is required to operate the tour program.
The cruise line imposes a minimum age of 12 years for children aboard ship.
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On November 16, the Design Exchange held the inaugural DX INTERSECTION, a fundraising party in support of the Toronto design museum's youth education and design preservation initiatives. Hundreds of attendees were treated to everything from a silent auction featuring one-of-a-kind, customized IKEA items to a Food Dudes food truck serving breakfast (genius!), and much, much more. Every corner of the museum offered something new to see, do, eat. A contender for art party of the year? Most definitely.
Toronto's fashion set, including blogger Anita Clarke, fashion director Liz Cabral (in that Margiela x H&M trompe l'oeil bra top!) and accessories designer Jenny Bird, showed up in full force to support the DX and have a little design fun. They had the opportunity to meet author and artist Douglas Coupland, winner of the DX's very first Gamechanger award, DIY their very own fascinators at the FLARE x Milk Glass Co. booth (how fun is that?!), and stuff their faces at the late night food market (oh wait, that was me).
I sadly didn't get a chance to check out all that the evening had to offer (in hindsight, maybe I should have spent less time munching on those to-die-for risotto balls), but I've certainly learned my lesson. Next year, I'm going to be the first in the door and the last one out. DX INTERSECTION just officially became one of my favourite fundraising parties of the year, and I don't want to miss a second of the next one.
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DELTA, PA (October 8, 2010) – Operators at Exelon Nuclear's Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station returned Unit 2 to the electrical grid today at approximately 12:30 p.m. ET, safely completing a planned biennial maintenance and refueling outage that began Sept. 12.
Several major equipment upgrades were completed during this year's planned outage, including a complete overhaul of the Unit 2 generator and installation of three main power transformers, both of which will help ensure long-term equipment reliability.
While Unit 2 was offline, 2,600 Exelon employees and supplemental workers performed more than 15,000 inspections and maintenance activities on plant components. This included replacing nearly a third of the reactor's fuel. Many of these activities cannot be performed while the reactor is operating.
"This year's Unit 2 refueling outage was a great way to end two consecutive breaker-to-breaker runs and lay the groundwork for a third," said Peach Bottom Site Vice President Tom Dougherty. "Much of the work accomplished this fall will help ensure safe and reliable power generation at Peach Bottom for many years to come."
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station utilized the talents and expertise of more than 1,500 supplemental workers to support the outage. Many of the workers travel to Peach Bottom from outside the area, providing a significant boost to the local economy during the outage period.
Peach Bottom has two boiling water reactors, which jointly produce over 2,200 megawatts of electricity, powering more than two million homes. Peach Bottom Unit 3 continued to run at full power during the outage.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with more than $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 486,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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LISBON An Amish businessman is doing business as usual even though an application for Planning Board approval hasnt yet made it through the pipeline.
The site plan review application submitted by Jonas Miller, who operates a shed-building business out of his home on Route 68, has not received approval by the town Planning Board due to board delays and missing information.
Located near the intersection with Brown Road, Mr. Millers business builds sheds for customers who order in advance.
And business is good, he said, though he isnt sure how many sheds he has moved this summer.
Mr. Miller said he has been building sheds for four years but moved to his current location in April.
He submitted a site plan review application early in the summer but has yet to hear back from the Planning Board.
Its nothing to me, said Mr. Miller, who has been continuing with his work as usual.
Mr. Miller said he isnt bothered by the Planning Board so long as they dont interfere with his business.
Planning Board Chairman Steven Wallace said a series of delayed meetings and gaps in Mr. Millers application are to blame for the long wait for approval.
Mr. Miller is using a portable mill to construct the sheds, but Mr. Wallace said the Planning Board isnt sure whether that will be used as if its a permanent mill or not. The application is also missing information about how far back from the road the business is operating and what his property lines are.
Without that information, we really couldnt act upon it, Mr. Wallace said.
In addition, the Planning Board is currently down one member. That has made it harder than usual to get enough people to attend meetings, Mr. Wallace said, noting that this time of year is difficult as it is with people on vacation.
In September there were not enough members at the meeting to form a quorum and earlier this month, confusion over the meeting date between the board and Code Enforcement Officer Christopher J. Sherwin prevented any board action.
Members of the board are appointed by the Town Council.
But Mr. Wallace said he is confident that there is nothing wrong with Mr. Millers business and, once they get the necessary information, his application will be easily approved.
Wed rather have all our questions answered before we go ahead, he said.
Mr. Sherwin said he is waiting for the board to take action on the application – by approving it or rejecting it – before going up to Mr. Millers business and getting the rest of the information.
Whatever they decide Ill go out and check that hes got all his setbacks, Mr. Sherwin said.
For his part, Mr. Miller said members of the planning board are welcome to come out to his business and take a look around for themselves.
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TALLADEGA, Ala.—NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers liked the way their 2013 cars looked during their test Wednesday at Talladega Superspeedway.
How did they drive? Well … that depends on the driver's perspective.
The cars were more unstable in two-car tandems, which NASCAR certainly wouldn't mind. The whole purpose of the test Wednesday was to work on a cooling system that would limit drivers' ability to race in that one-car–pushing-another style.
Seven teams participated in the test for the new bodies, which are designed to have more manufacturer identity.
The front bumpers are different on all makes. The Chevrolet SS comes to a point more at its front, which made it the most unstable when pushing. The Toyota Camry and Ford Fusion bumpers were more curved on the sides, creating more potential to turn the driver being pushed because of less surface area from front bumper of the car doing the pushing to the rear bumper of the car being pushed.
The other issue that could make it more dicey is the cars in a more traditional single-line draft could stick with drivers in a two-car tandem.
"This is going to create much more excitement—good for some, bad for others," said Hendrick Motorsports driver Kasey Kahne, who estimated his surface area of the Chevrolet doing the pushing has shrunk from two feet to six inches. "It's going to be way easier to wreck with this car, not in a bad way.
"If one car darts in front of you, if you're pushing in the wrong corner of the car, there is going to be a wreck."
The teams used the same restrictor plate they will use this weekend at Talladega—a plate with four holes 29/32nds of an inch in diameter. They all had the same grille opening (which has the ducts for cooling) at 1.75 inches-by-24 inches with the grille location not as high as in the 2012 cars.
Kahne said his top speed was 204 mph, while Roush Fenway Racing's Ricky Stenhouse Jr. said he hit 201.
"We asked the teams to go out and tandem draft so we could compare (the racing) against that look at temperatures and things that are concerns of ours," NASCAR Sprint Cup Series director John Darby said.
"It really appears that is not the only option in a way to race here at Talladega and Daytona."
Stenhouse's car had the biggest crowd around it for the final run, where NASCAR had his team add exhaust pipes to come out of the rear of the car instead of the sides. That was a "science project" and NASCAR is interested in seeing the data, NASCAR vice president of competition Robin Pemberton said.
"That was the most intense time I've ever backed out of a garage," Stenhouse said. "There were people everywhere like you were teeing off at a golf tournament or something.
"I think they just wanted to try something. I am not sure exactly why but it felt like it might have hurt the power a little bit. That was a lot of exhaust added to it. They are going to look at the data and see what they thought."
In addition to Kahne and Stenhosue, also testing were Michael Waltrip Racing's Brian Vickers, Earnhardt Ganassi Racing's Juan Pablo Montoya, Penske Racing's Sam Hornish, Joe Gibbs Racing's Joey Logano and Richard Childress Racing's Jeff Burton.
"It's a little bit more edgy out there," Logano said. "You get (that bumper) round so if you (push and move) too far to the right side, you come back and hook him. That part is dangerous. But besides that, they drove fine. It's Talladega."
While not ruling out an additional test, Pemberton said NASCAR has no additional tests scheduled at a restrictor-plate track until the test tentatively planned for Jan. 10-12 at Daytona International Speedway.


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PAWTUCKET – There's a ripple effect to the Red Sox placing David Ross on the 60-day disabled list. Concussion issues continue to plague the backup catcher, his up-in-the-air status for the balance of the season paving the way for Ryan Lavarnway to stick with the major-league team for the foreseeable future.
Closer to home, Lavarnway's change in his work address has paved the way for Dan Butler to take on a greater catching load with the Pawtucket Red Sox. Mind you Butler is familiar with stepping into Lavarnway's shoes upon the latter getting called up to Boston and not looking back.
Go back to last August 1 when Lavarnway joined the parent club. Butler arrived in Pawtucket two days later and – with journeyman Mike Rivera as the only other catching option on the Triple-A roster – wasted little time in putting his mark on the job. Butler went on to appear in 22 regular-season games with Pawtucket and six of the team's eight playoff games.
This time, Butler's ascension to the top of the PawSox' catching order has a different vibe. Butler was added to Boston's 40-man roster last offseason, meaning that he and Lavarnway were on somewhat equal footing when the 2013 season got underway. During media day at McCoy Stadium, manager Gary DiSarcina mapped out a strategy session that would prove beneficial for his two specially designated backstops.
"You've got to think long-term and keep them fresh," said DiSarcina in early April.
"I knew the situation. Both of us were going to have to play," said Butler when asked about no longer living in Lavarnway's shadow. "I knew that Ryan was going to play a little bit more than I was, but it was a situation where you just keep grinding in your role."
Of course, that was before Ross began suffering from concussion issues that in turn helped thrust Lavarnway into a more prominent position. He became the priority – Lavarnway's latest summons to Boston marked his third of the campaign.
At the same time, Butler began taking more and more of a back seat. Nights like May 30, when Pawtucket was visiting Indianapolis, help in supporting said belief. Butler was in the lineup in a DH capacity while Lavarnway was behind the plate.
Butler did appear in four straight games from June 3-6, a busy stretch that gave way to a period of inactivity – his next appearance would not materialize until June 14. To his credit, Butler understood that Lavarnway's status as priority No. 1 and how it affected his duties with Pawtucket.
"Ryan was the starter when he was here and I had to find a way to be better at my role when I had the chance to play," said Butler.
The sporadic playing time marked new territory for Butler, someone who in his three previous pro seasons had not appeared in less than 95 games. That same May 30 evening saw him raise his batting average to .219 following a 3-for-4 showing. On June 6, he was down to .196.
"It was definitely different, so I started to press and put a little more pressure on myself rather than just accept what it is and know that no matter what you do, you may not play for the next couple of days," Butler acknowledged. "Ryan was playing every day and he was playing well."
So too has Butler upon seeing his duties with the PawSox expand. Wednesday's nod against Toledo marked his sixth start in the nine games DiSarcina & Co. have played following Lavarnway's latest departure. The first five games of the sequence have seen him find himself in the batter's box, going 6-for-17 (.353) to help raise his season batting average to .232.
Delving further, he's hit two home runs and driven in six, three coming on a bases-clearing double in Monday's 5-4 win at Toledo.
"It's a good feeling anytime you see your name in the lineup," smiled Butler. "I came in every day prepared to play. Whether I played or not, you adjust your schedule, but I'm still going to do the same thing moving forward."
Added DiSarcina, "(Backup catcher Alberto) Rosario has caught well for us, but for me, you've got to respect the 40-man process. Dan is going to get the bulk of the time. I enjoy watching him catch and his offense is coming around a little bit now that he's playing more."
Butler continued to see his average climb following a 2-for-4 showing in Wednesday's 5-4 come-from-behind win over Toledo. Pawtucket trailed 4-0 heading into the bottom of the seventh before striking for five runs.
A RBI single by Jackie Bradley Jr. got the home team on the scoreboard with Mitch Maier later following with a two-run double to tie the game at 4. Following a pitching change, Will Middlebrooks came through with a single on a 2-0 pitch to chase home Maier with what proved to be the game-winning run.
The base hit capped off a 1-for-4 showing for Middlebrooks. His first three at-bats all ended with infield groundouts, two of which went to shortstop.
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The town manager of Bucksport is preparing for a tough year. Michael Brennan - not to be confused with the mayor of Portland who has the same name - has instructed municipal department heads in the Hancock County mill town to cut their 2014 budget requests by 15 percent. He's also warning citizens to prepare for a tax increase. It's all part of Brennan's effort to absorb expected reductions in state funding over the next two years - a result of Gov. Paul LePage's proposed budget. Maine Things Considered host Tom Porter speaks with Michael Brennan, as part of our ongoing series of talks wtih municipal leaders around the state.
The coastal town of Bucksport prepares for budget cuts in the wake of expected state funding reductions.
Maine Things Considered host Tom Porter talks with Bucksport town manager Michael Brennan. Brennan says if the municipal budget does end up being cut by 15 percent, about a dozen positions at the town would have to be eliminated when the next budget cycle starts in July.
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The following were charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses:
n Nicholas G. Brown, 17, of 43720 Second St., Redwood, also was charged early Sunday by Jefferson County sheriffs deputies with leaving the scene of a property-damage accident, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, speed not reasonable or prudent, failure to keep right and unsafe passing.
Deputies said he was involved in a property-damage accident Saturday night on Route 180 in the town of Orleans, then left the scene in another vehicle that was parked nearby. He was located later at his residence.
Mr. Brown had a blood alcohol content of 0.12 percent, deputies said. State law says a BAC of 0.08 percent or higher constitutes intoxication.
n Griffin G. Strader, 24, of 26224 Golden Drive, Evans Mills, also was charged by Jefferson County sheriffs deputies with stopping on the highway at 3:12 a.m. Saturday on County Route 75 in the town of Hounsfield. He had a BAC of 0.15 percent, deputies said.
n Nicholas R. Williams, 26, Davison, Mich., was charged by state police with aggravated DWI at 7:50 a.m. Saturday on Interstate 81 south in the town of Ellisburg. His BAC was not available, but aggravated DWI requires one of 0.18 percent or higher.
n Leando Henderson Jr., 32, of 11778 Waterview Place, Fort Drum, also was charged by Jefferson County sheriffs deputies with speeding at 11:25 p.m. Friday on Jewett Place in the town of LeRay. He had a BAC of 0.11 percent, deputies said.
n Patricia M. Bush, 23, Antwerp, was charged by state police at 2:18 a.m. Saturday on Route 11 in the town of LeRay. She had a BAC of 0.16 percent, police said.
n Bernard C. Roof, 65, LaFargeville, was charged Wednesday by state police in connection with a minor accident Dec. 23 on County Route 12 in the town of Clayton. Police said they just received blood test results showing that he had a 0.11 percent BAC.
n Scott P. Brainard, 50, of 355 Willard Road, Massena, was charged by state police at 3:42 p.m. Saturday on Route 56, Massena. A trooper saw him consuming an alcoholic beverage in his car, police said. His BAC was listed as 0.13 percent.
n Andrew H. Mitchell, 61, of 230 St. Regis Road, Hogansburg, was charged by state police at 11:19 p.m. Friday at a border checkpoint. Mr. Mitchell was entering Massena from Cornwall, Ontario, police said. His BAC was not available.
n April M. Charleson, 32, of 327 Buckton Road, Winthrop, was charged by state police at 2:06 a.m. Saturday after she was stopped for failing to obey a stop sign on Church Street in Brasher Falls, police said. Her BAC was listed as 0.14 percent.
n Erik L. Moreno, 23, of 163 Wood Road, Lisbon, was charged Friday by Ogdensburg police on Green Street, Ogdensburg, where he was stopped for driving in the wrong lane, police said. His BAC was listed as 0.13 percent.
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Lawn and garden season is here, and with it comes a question: Is it possible for a Carbon County resident to reduce average water use by a dozen gallons a day?
The Price River Water Improvement District thinks so. That amount is six percent of 193 gallons per day, which is what PRWID estimates that every man, woman and child on its system uses on average. It includes lawn and garden watering as well has cooking and bathing.
The district will inform the Utah Division of Water Resources that it intends to achieve that goal by 2015. State law mandates water districts to design five-year plans for water conservation. Rain and snowfall has always been scarce in the second-driest state, and all the good dam sites have already been taken. Conservation, then, is the alternative to new reservoirs or extra rainfall.
PRWID reports that it has already reduced water consumption by nine percent over the past five years. The new conservation plan anticipates that the implementation problems of the past will continue:
The current pricing system leaves nothing in the budget to help consumers replace high consumption devices;
The district has no authority to require replace plumbing fixtures with low flow fixtures;
No one wants a water rate hike to induce conservation;
Encouraging lawn watering during early morning or late evening hours means that everyone waters at basically the same time, so water pressure often drops, which in turn means that it takes longer to get the watering done.
There is also the problem that people who use less water pay less to the district, which translates into less revenue to cover the fixed costs of the system. So PRWID lists "Maintain a financially viable water system" as goal number one. "The water pricing system should encourage customers to reduce water usage without creating a revenue shortfall," the resolution states. The phrase "rate hike" does not appear.
Another goal is to reduce the amount of treated water being used for outdoor uses, such as lawn and garden watering. That goes for public places such as parks, where the district intends to encourage irrigation and plant selection that will conserve water.
Finally, the district intends to enhance its outreach program to the public school system to teach the next generation about the importance of conservation.
PRWID has already taken steps to preserve the water in Scofield Reservoir. For example, it already has a water exchange program with Price City, which enables the district to borrow water from the city's wells and springs, which keeps more water in storage for dry times.
It has also endorsed construction standards that mandate low-flow plumbing fixtures in new homes and remodels. PRWID also encourages irrigators to pipe ditches to reduce seepage in canals and sprinkling instead of flooding for irrigation. This support became reality in 2005, when the district joing with the Carbon Canal Board and U.S. Department of Reclamation in a project to reduce salt flowing into Price River. Water seeping underground from irrigation ditches eventually reaches the aquifer below that leads into the river. The same thing happens with flood irrigation. By replacing ditches with pipe, and using sprinklers instead of flooding, a lot of water is saved. As a result, PRWID reports it got a transfer of water rights and saved 20 cubic feet per second of flow that can be held for other uses.


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|Bolick named new WHS women's soccer coach
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Brittany Bolick, a stellar athlete during her playing days at Watauga High, has been named the new women's soccer coach of the Pioneers. Bolick, a two-sport star (she played basketball for Todd Dixon and soccer for the legendary Doug Kidd), replaces Uwe Erhlech, who resigned last spring. Bolick played at the varsity level for four years. She was an all-conference selection three times.
She was Player of the Year in the old Northwestern 4A Conference, as well as an all-region and all-state selection her senior year.
She went on to play soccer at Charleston Southern University, a Division I school in the Big South Conference. She was named the team's Most Valuable Player, she was an All-Big South selection during her junior and senior years, and she was team captain for three seasons.
She also tied the Charleston Southern school record for most games played and started.
"I am passionate about this game, and my goal is to make this program one of the best in the state," Bolick said. "I feel very honored and excited about this opportunity to work in this soccer program that had such an influence on me both as a player and as a person."
Soccer practice begins in February. The WHS women's soccer team was 10-8-1 last season. The Pioneers lost to Mooresville in the opening rouind of the Class 4A state playoffs on penalty kicks.
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