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DEC is considering dozens of changes in the freshwater fishing regulations, and the department is seeking public input on these considerations before finalizing the proposals sometime this fall.
A complete list of the considered changes as well as directions on how to email comments is available at www.dec.ny.gov.
Todays column takes a look at possible regulation changes.
One change is to increase the minimum size limit for muskellunge in the St. Lawrence River to 54 inches instead of the current 48 inches.
The rational for this change is to standardize the minimum size so that it matches the regulations of the Province of Ontario. Although not stated by DEC, this change would also serve to protect muskellunge populations and to enhance the St. Lawrence Rivers reputation as a world-class, musky-fishing water.
Changes to the statewide muskellunge regulations call for a minimum size limit of 40 inches and a season opener on the last Saturday in May.
New York has 33 waters with muskellunge populations, and minimum length limits vary from 30 to 40 inches.
The 40-inch requirement would help DEC manage the muskellunge as a trophy sportfish.
DEC rationale for an opening day of the last Saturday in May instead of the third Saturday in June is that muskellunge spawn when water temperatures range for 48 to 60 degrees, and that 20 of 24 states with muskellunge populations have year-round angling.
New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan have restricted seasons. New York has the latest opening day so a last-Saturday-in-May opener would make New York more consistent with the other northern latitude states.
Catch and Release
Anglers who catch a large fish during the closed season often pose for a photo before returning the fish to the water.
According to a possible change in a regulation for catch and release, anglers will not be legally able to take such a picture in the future.
The new language being proposed is incidentally caught threatened or endangered fish species, or species caught during closed seasons, must be unhooked and released immediately.
Such fish may not be removed from the water or otherwise handled for any purpose other than removing the hook and placing the fish back into the water.
Intentionally angling for threatened or endangered fish, or for fish during the closed season for that species, is prohibited.
In essence, such a regulation would prohibit an angler from posing with a muskellunge caught during the ice fishing season or with a sturgeon incidentally caught jigging for walleyes.
Ice Fishing
Current regulations allow an angler to use five tip-ups and two jigging rods while ice fishing.
With the arrival of tip-downs on the ice fishing scene, though, a gray area arose in interpreting the regulations.
To better accommodate the use of various ice-fishing devices and methods, DEC is recommending a change to simplify the statewide ice fishing regulations to allow for a total of seven ice fishing lines, with an ice fishing line meaning any device used for fishing through the ice, including, but not limited to hand line, tip-up, tip-down, rod and reel, etc.
St. Lawrence River Tributaries
The St. Lawrence River falls under the Great Lakes regulations so the rivers tributaries were subject to the regulations intended to restrict the illegal snagging of trout and salmon in the Lake Ontario tributaries from Sept. 1 through March 31.
Because the salmon runs in the St. Lawrence tributaries are insignificant and the current restrictions unnecessarily limit angling opportunities, a suggested change is to delete St. Lawrence River from those Great Lakes tributaries subject to additional special fishing regulations for Great Lakes tributaries.
Trout Regulations
A number of changes are being suggested for trout waters in Lewis, Jefferson, and St. Lawrence counties. Among the waters affected are Millsite Lake, the Massawepie ponds, Cold Brook, West Branch St. Regis River, Little River, Oswegatchie River, Star Lake, Trout Lake and Sylvia Lake.
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Monday: Trap Shooting at Moose River F&G Club (Davis Bridge Road) at 4:30 p.m.
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Aug. 8-11: B.A.S.S. Elite Tournament at Waddington.
Aug. 10: Free Waterfowl Education Program at Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg (393-2425).
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PAWTUCKET - On Friday May 3, 2013, at the age of 77, and in the presence of his children and grandchildren, Richard Paul Buser left this life in the arms of his loving wife, Carol at home. He was the son of the late Dorothy Buser of Newport, RI and the late Paul Buser of San Diego, CA. He was a fifth ward graduate of St. Mary's grammar School, De LaSalle Academy Valedictorian, and a URI engineering alumnus, all leading to the knowledge for a productive life and the partner for a happy life.
Richard and Carol shared a marriage of over fifty five years, and "Goodnight McDuff", became "Thanks for one more day, Hon". He enjoyed history, boating, and home and yard decorating.
Besides his wife he is survived by son Christopher, his wife Karen, and children Austin, Casey and Faith of Coventry; daughter Melissa, her husband Larry Delaquilla of New York; daughter Vanessa, her husband Paul Fiorentino, and children Max and Sam of Pennsylvania; and daughter Melody, her husband Mark Majkut, and children Allison, Joseph and Jack of Pawtucket; several nephews, nieces, and cousins. Richard and Carol were also parents of Scott and Elizabeth, who both died in infancy.
Richard's Funeral will be held Wednesday May 8, 2013 at 8:30 a.m. from the Karol A. Romenski & Sons Funeral Home 342 High Street Central Falls, with a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Cecilia's Church Central Avenue Pawtucket at 10:00 a.m. Memorial Donations to Home and Hospice Care of Rhode Island 1085 North Main Street Providence, RI 02904-9826 would be greatly appreciated. Calling hours MAY 7, 2013 from 4:00 PM TO 7:00 PM in the Karol A. Romenski & Sons Funeral Home.

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Comptroller Stefan Mychajliw wants to work with County Executive Mark Poloncarz to create a website... a one stop shopping experience for anyone who wants to apply for a county job or look up a civil service exam. Mychajliw says this would make it easier for employees to get the job on "what they know - not who they know"... and streamline the hiring process for all the departments within Erie County.
The recent audit found that a lot of the job postings for erie county government are posted on a bulletin board at the Rath building... or on a number of different websites.
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apt-get install birthday-cake
Yay for Debian
Hmmm, nobody wished Debian a happy 10th birthday...
Thanks for a great distro!
apt-get install birthday-cake
Yay for Debian
10 years old... so stable is what, 4-5 years outdated now?
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10 years old... so stable is what, 4-5 years outdated now?
Actually, since we are on version 3, and 10 divided by 3 equals 3.333333333~, one must assume that it is merely 3.3 years out of date. Give or take a few .3's
Happy Birthday Indeed!
In honour of Debian's birthday I decided that it should get the pleasure of seeing RedHat out. I downloaded the first cd image with that jigdo tool, burned the ISO, and rebooted. As soon as the cd is booted up, the installer segfaults. Happens every freakin time. I've tried ISO's of unstable from jigdo, testing from jigdo, testing from a downloaded ISO, and stable's ISO. ALL of them do the same thing.
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By Richard Shaw
It was January 1898, and Price was still a pretty Wild West town.
Nothing tells that more than what happened on the afternoon of Jan.1 when a dispute between the Carbon County Attorney and a law officer erupted in gunfire.
Capt. James L. Smith, who was a deputy sheriff as well as a railroad detective for the Denver, Rio Grande and Western Railroad, decided his disagreement with J. Wesley Warf, the Carbon County Attorney, had gone beyond words. The dispute grew out of a charge that Warf had leveled at Smith over the threatening display of a gun at the Mathis Hotel one evening during the holidays. In actuality, Smith had been arrested and then he had pleaded guilty to the charge. He had paid a $3 fine for the incident. But there was a further complication. Warf had not been told about the trial and he missed attending.
According to Warf's version of the story, on the afternoon of Jan. 1 Warf and another attorney were approaching the train station in Price and were just about to step up on the train platform when Smith jumped from out of the crowd of people waiting for the train. He immediately opened fire on the pair. The lawyers each jumped away in opposite directions when he fired and the first bullet went between them.
Warf began to run as he drew his own revolver, and Smith emptied his six shooter on the moving target but never hit him. Warf finally found cover and returned a couple of shots at the man who apparently was trying to kill him. Smith stepped back into the crowd and Warf noticed in the melee that he had dropped his hat in the street. He went back to retrieve it and Smith stepped out of the crowd again. Warf took another shot at him but missed. That ended the incident.
Warf headed back to his office and on the way stopped at the other attorney's office to borrow a shotgun that he thought he might need to defend himself since Smith was still hanging around town. When he got back to his office he swore out a complaint against Smith for assault with a deadly weapon. Later that day the Carbon County Sheriff Charles Allred arrested Smith, who immediately swore out a complaint on the same charge against Warf. Trials for the two were set for the next week.
Smith's description of the incident was different, and he said that Warf had reason to be after him. Smith said that the animosity between the two came from the removal of a former sheriff (Gus Donant) which Smith had played a part in and with whom Warf had been personal friends.
"I have been subjected to a species of petty persecution since last July on this account," Smith told the Eastern Utah Advocate at the time.
Smith said Warf and the other lawyer approached the railroad station platform while Smith was just standing there.
"I met him with a smile and then he reached for his gun," said Smith, referring to Warf's actions.
Smith said he reached for his revolver and both fired simultaneously and then Warf ran.
"If my gun had not refused to work, my second shot would have fired him sure," stated Smith.
Smith's bail was set at $250, but was later raised to $1,000, which he obtained. Smith told the paper that "if he (Warf) decides to entertain me again I will be found at the same old stand."
Smith's case was prosecuted by A.D. Gash of Provo, who was named county attorney pro tem, because of Warf's being party to the charges. Smith was defended by Dick Wedgewood, a local defense attorney.
It didn't go well for Smith. Warf's story seemed to be the one that most witnesses (11 of them) supported. They all said that Smith had begun the shooting.
Later that day came the trial of Warf. But a problem had arisen. The court could find no one that would represent the county in the case. The justice of the peace said he would just hear evidence on the case. However, Smith said he needed more time to get witnesses and wanted the trial postponed. The Justice said that he had had plenty of time, and with no witnesses the case against Warf was dropped.
Smith was put in jail and the time allotted for his imprisonment was not mentioned in the paper.
However, as for Warf, this was not the first scrap he would be in, and certainly not his last, as over the next year he would be involved in a number of incidents which would be reported, including a killing.


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Cincinnati, OH (Sports Network) - Brandon Phillips homered, drove in a pair and possibly saved several runs with a sensational play in the field in the seventh inning as the Cincinnati Reds opened their three-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers with a 4-3 win at Great American Ball Park.
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Alfredo Simon (3-1) threw two scoreless innings to back a strong relief effort behind Tony Cingrani, who needed 85 pitches to get through four frames. The rookie lefty gave up five hits and two runs -- both on homers by Jean Segura and Ryan Braun in the fourth inning.
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I do not make it a habit to write to newspapers, but this column I read by Tom McCourt (The Wasatch Behind: Americans vote their future, Sun Advocate, Nov. 2, 2010) was a bit one sided.
It was immediately obvious that Mr. McCourt has been studying at Glenn Beck U. Glenn Beck U is a fictitious university that teaches fictitious history and other bogus subjects.
I would like to start with President Lyndon B. Johnson's presidency. Mr. McCourt says that President Johnson started the Vietnam War. When I left Carbon County in December 1961 to become a soldier in the United States Army, the United States was already involved with the Vietnam Conflict. President Johnson made it an official war when his military leaders gave him what could be called bogus information; and yes, he escalated the war. Again on the bad advice of his Secretary of Defense and military leaders.
What Mr. McCourt fails to mention about President Johnson was how he was instrumental with the Voting Rights Act and other civil rights legislation of the 1960's that allowed blacks in America to start sharing in the American dream. Perhaps that is not important enough for Mr. McCourt to mention. It was important to me because these are my fellow Americans. And it is interesting that Republicans all over America are getting states to pass legislation within their states to force voters to have a picture ID to vote, knowing that many poor Americans in big cities never drive cars and don't have a driver's license. Having no other reason for a picture ID, and not much money, they never get one. Very similar to the old Poll Tax.
Yes, I know that republicans hate President Johnson for his "Great Society" legislation that help give dignity and a little equalization to many Americans. Under President George W. Bush they won back their share by causing an approximate 5 percent drop in workers pay and cutting into the middle class.
Mr. McCourt states that, "Reagan became arguably the best president in modern times." Well, the key word here is "arguably" because many, myself included, consider him to be one of the worst of any time. That is for several reasons, but the main one is because he helped to put this country in a very deep debt. Some economists today think that many of the present economic problems we face in this country today stem from the legislation that Reagan helped push through Congress in 1982 ending regulation of the savings and loan institutions that we later had to bail out.
I have read Mr. McCourt's column online on occasion and knew that he and I don't share many core beliefs. And I do not wish to argue with him or anyone else.
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Since the economy tanked in 2007, I have been more or less unemployed, and therefore doing a lot more service work with sponsees.
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(NEWS CENTER) -- When Jovan Belcher killed Kasandra Perkins and himself, she was not his only victim. There's of course their daughter, and the rest of their families, but also their friends, still struggling with the news.
Raibonne Charles, a friend of Belcher's who played with him at UMaine said, "Years from now it's still going to be hard for me to believe that this happened. It'll definitely be something that I'll never forget. It'll definitely sink in. "
Despite the murder-suicide, Charles considers Belcher to be a mentor, an inspiration even -- up to the point that he decided to take his girlfriend's life and his own. "He had such a drive and such willpower that we've never seen in anybody else. So when I think about Jovan Belcher, that's what I'm going to think about. "
Allegra Hirsh, a clinician at Community Counseling Center in Portland, says it is healthy for friends and loved ones to have positive thoughts about people who have done terrible things. They can even be both angry and sad for that person as part of the grieving process. "It's about looking at all of us as a sum of our parts and this act was a part of who this person was, but did not make up everything that he was," she said.
Charles says he understands why it's so hard for people who don't know Belcher to deny he has good qualities and label him a "murderer." He's heard that anger from his friends and teammates, too. "When I first heard it, I was crumbled. I was crushed. I was heartbroken. Still am. But I can't just discard everything that he did. "
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Grassy Trail Reservoir may be on its way to a new location as the the project was given the green light, according to Sunnyside City Mayor Doug Parsons.
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It was cold and getting colder atop the Tavaputs Plateau as the trio of searchers set out on foot and ATV across Sage Flat at sundown.
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Helper City is getting ready to launch its first project in eight years to upgrade its aging water system. In about two weeks, work will begin on installing an eight-inch line to serve the commercial-industrial area on the south end of town....
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Melody Anderson receives congratulations from the Carbon District School Board for winning an award from the Utah Science Teachers Association. She is one of just three elementary teachers statewide, to receive a "Outstanding Elementary Teacher Award...
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Fish may be coming to the county fairgrounds soon. The county is moving ahead with plans to create an urban fishery as part of a multiple-use irrigation project between the racetrack and the Carbon Canal....
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Radio antenna sprout from the ground and from the tops of mobile command post vehicles at the County Fairgrounds during Tuesday's emergency communications drill. The exercise involved law enforcement and public safety agencies from seven eastern Utah...
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15 U.S. Code § 1692p - Exception for certain bad check enforcement programs operated by private entities
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(a) In general
(1) Treatment of certain private entities
Subject to paragraph (2), a private entity shall be excluded from the definition of a debt collector, pursuant to the exception provided in section 1692a (6) of this title, with respect to the operation by the entity of a program described in paragraph (2)(A) under a contract described in paragraph (2)(B).
(2) Conditions of applicability
Paragraph (1) shall apply if—
(A) a State or district attorney establishes, within the jurisdiction of such State or district attorney and with respect to alleged bad check violations that do not involve a check described in subsection (b), a pretrial diversion program for alleged bad check offenders who agree to participate voluntarily in such program to avoid criminal prosecution;
(B) a private entity, that is subject to an administrative support services contract with a State or district attorney and operates under the direction, supervision, and control of such State or district attorney, operates the pretrial diversion program described in subparagraph (A); and
(C) in the course of performing duties delegated to it by a State or district attorney under the contract, the private entity referred to in subparagraph (B)—
(iv) contacts any alleged offender referred to in subparagraph (A) for purposes of participating in a program referred to in such paragraph—
(I) only as a result of any determination by the State or district attorney that probable cause of a bad check violation under State penal law exists, and that contact with the alleged offender for purposes of participation in the program is appropriate; and
(v) includes as part of an initial written communication with an alleged offender a clear and conspicuous statement that—
(II) where the alleged offender knows, or has reasonable cause to believe, that the alleged bad check violation is the result of theft or forgery of the check, identity theft, or other fraud that is not the result of the conduct of the alleged offender, the alleged offender may file a crime report with the appropriate law enforcement agency; and
(III) if the alleged offender notifies the private entity or the district attorney in writing, not later than 30 days after being contacted for the first time pursuant to clause (iv), that there is a dispute pursuant to this subsection, before further restitution efforts are pursued, the district attorney or an employee of the district attorney authorized to make such a determination makes a determination that there is probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed; and
(b) Certain checks excluded
A check is described in this subsection if the check involves, or is subsequently found to involve—
(1) a postdated check presented in connection with a payday loan, or other similar transaction, where the payee of the check knew that the issuer had insufficient funds at the time the check was made, drawn, or delivered;
(2) a stop payment order where the issuer acted in good faith and with reasonable cause in stopping payment on the check;
(3) a check dishonored because of an adjustment to the issuer's account by the financial institution holding such account without providing notice to the person at the time the check was made, drawn, or delivered;
(4) a check for partial payment of a debt where the payee had previously accepted partial payment for such debt;
(5) a check issued by a person who was not competent, or was not of legal age, to enter into a legal contractual obligation at the time the check was made, drawn, or delivered; or
(c) Definitions
For purposes of this section, the following definitions shall apply:
(1) State or district attorney
The term "State or district attorney" means the chief elected or appointed prosecuting attorney in a district, county (as defined in section 2 of title 1), municipality, or comparable jurisdiction, including State attorneys general who act as chief elected or appointed prosecuting attorneys in a district, county (as so defined), municipality or comparable jurisdiction, who may be referred to by a variety of titles such as district attorneys, prosecuting attorneys, commonwealth's attorneys, solicitors, county attorneys, and state's attorneys, and who are responsible for the prosecution of State crimes and violations of jurisdiction-specific local ordinances.
Source(Pub. L. 90–321, title VIII, § 818, as added Pub. L. 109–351, title VIII, § 801(a)(2),Oct. 13, 2006, 120 Stat. 2004.)
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By WALT BORLAHelper
Late last fall I had the opportunity to visit the once dying town of Deadwood, S.D., an old mining community that had seen better times but now rejuvenated. The state of South Dakota, some years back, allowed Deadwood to put in casinos, slot machines and card games, to attract people.
As I walked down the main street I envisioned something like that happening to Helper. All the old buildings in Deadwood were occupied with gaming and all very busy indeed. My thoughts, "How those old buildings on Helper's Main Street would flourish under the same circumstances as Deadwood. "
Then the realization that Helper is surely part of Utah, no way could this happen.
Just a thought; can Helper secede from Utah and become an island territory of the United States, thus clearing the way for something like that in Deadwood? At the same time, the taxes and fees would go to Utah if so desired.
I occasionally visit Wendover and Mesquite and as I park my car in the parking lots, I notice 98 percent of the vehicles have Utah license plates. In other words, Utahns are supporting Nevada's roads, schools, health care and what ever else the revenue from the casinos are used for in that state. Isn't it long past time that all this revenue came to benefit Utah?
The city of Helper is in dire straights financially right now with the huge debt hanging over the town for the Rio Theater. Opening up the town to gaming would be a quick means of retiring this debt as well as the cost for the new swimming pool and open up an avenue for a progressive movement.
Then the sobering thought, we are indeed part of Utah.
No hope.


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CHICAGO – Students in third, fourth and fifth grades—and high school—assume the role of naturalists, exploring concepts such as erosion, habitat and the scientific method, through a curriculum-based educational experience at the Openlands Lakeshore Preserve.
Local students explore the Openlands Lakeshore Preserve's rare landforms. Click image to enlarge.
Openlands' Eco-Explorations program works with regional elementary and high schools each fall and spring to immerse students in the site's unique ravine, bluff, and beach landscape and provides materials for classroom activities that explore science, social studies, and writing concepts. These materials are designed to meet Illinois Learning Standards for third, fourth, and fifth grades, as well as college preparatory guidelines for high school. The spring 2013 Eco-Explorations program runs from April 30-May 23. The Exelon Foundation is the principal sponsor of the Eco-Explorations program.
"I'm always struck by the students who step into this landscape for the first time," said Openlands Lakeshore Preserve Site Manager Aimee Collins. "Many of the students in the Eco-Explorations program know Lake Michigan from the city beaches and shorelines of Chicago, but the wild bluffs and ravines at the Preserve are a completely different experience. No matter how many times I watch it happen, it is a powerful moment to see the pure wonder and excitement in our students as they round the last bend in our trail and the lake appears before them." "There is a very real need for innovative programs that build connections between young people and nature and educate them about the value of scientific exploration and environmental preservation," said Steve Solomon, president of the Exelon Foundation. "We are pleased to continue our support for the Openlands Lakeshore Preserve and Eco-Explorations program in the Exelon Foundation's ongoing work to encourage respect for the natural world."
About the Openlands Lakeshore PreserveLocated just 25 miles north of Chicago and encompassing more than a mile of Lake Michigan shoreline, the Openlands Lakeshore Preserve gives visitors the opportunity to visit one of the last remaining ravine and bluff ecosystems in the bustling metropolitan region. About OpenlandsFounded in 1963, Openlands is one of the nation's oldest and most successful metropolitan conservation organizations, having helped secure, protect, and provide public access to more than 55,000 acres of land for parks, forest preserves, land and water greenway corridors, and urban gardens. For more information, visit www.openlands.org.
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It's Easter in Reading — a bad time for eggs — and no one can remember the last sunny day. Ovoid D-class nursery celebrity Humpty Stuyvesant Van Dumpty III, minor baronet, ex-convict, and former millionaire philanthropist, is found shattered to death beneath a wall in a shabby area of town. All the evidence points to his ex-wife, who has conveniently shot herself.
But Detective Inspector Jack Spratt and his assistant Mary Mary remain unconvinced, a sentiment not shared with their superiors at the Reading Police Department, who are still smarting over their failure to convict the Three Pigs of murdering Mr. Wolff. Before long Jack and Mary find themselves grappling with a sinister plot involving cross-border money laundering, bullion smuggling, problems with beanstalks, titans seeking asylum, and the cut and thrust world of international chiropody.
And on top of all that, the Jelly Man is coming to town...
"Fforde's whimsical fifth novel, his first not to feature literary detective Thursday Next, is consistently witty, but its conceit — putting a criminal spin on nursery rhymes — wears a bit thin. Det. Jack Spratt, the dedicated but underappreciated investigator in the Reading, England, Nursery Crimes Division, is depressed because the court finds the three little pigs 'not guilty of all charges relating to the first-degree murder of Mr. Wolff.' Working with an ambitious young detective, Mary Mary ('Quite Contrary'), Spratt later takes on the case of 'fall guy' Humpty Dumpty. Fforde crafts a police procedural out of this bizarre alternative universe that prizes, as The Eyre Affair does, literacy (detectives, for example, garner recognition less for solving crimes than by writing articles about cases for the likes of Amazing Crime Stories or Sleuth Illustrated). While it can be charming to encounter Mrs. Hubbard or Tom Thomm or to hear Spratt bemoan 'illegal straw-into-gold dens' in this unusual context, the novel's broad satire overshadows elements like plot, conflict and characterization. The result is unusually clever but not compelling in the least. Publishers Weekly
"The British have a rich tradition of nonsense and whimsy, and Fforde is a worthy standard-bearer." Booklist
"Like the Harry Potter and Lemony Snicket books, this one is abundantly playful without being truly geared to children." Janet Maslin, The New York Times
"Full of allusions and puns on detective fiction and nursery rhymes, Fforde's fifth novel and first in a new series is good fun for all fiction collections. Highly recommended." Library Journal
"While the effect is at first hilarious and ingenious,eventually the charm wears off. Shallow and snarky, though the concept is clever." Kirkus Review
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Note: Michael Sauer and Blake Parlett Won't Skate Tomorrow
Jim Cerny tweets that Michael Sauer and Blake Parlett will not take part in the Rangers conditioning tests tomorrow due to knee injuries.
Parlett tweaked his knee during the Traverse City tournament and Sauer during the Rangers informal practices.
Sauer told Cerny that he thinks he will be on the ice soon.
They will have to do the testing at some point but they shouldn't do anything until they are fully healthy.


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Same reason I ever picked up the linux discs and installed them too!
Have you worked any with apache server?
This is how you will serve content, I suggest starting with http://httpd.apache.org or with any HOWTOs you find on apache, that's how I learned. For the getting the internet to forward requests specifically to you... that I'm still learning, but I'll see if I can confuse you further.
Option: Go with a hosting company that does IP forwarding (or something like it). Essentially somebody goes to www.yourdomain.com and hit's the host's IP server, who then redirects the request to your IP address.
Option: DNS. Setting up the box or another box as a DNS server and then setting it up as an authoratative nameserver. This is where it gets deep, and since I am still learning just how deep it is, I can say that it appears to be the most inexpensive (yet worrysome, and difficult) way to accomplish getting your domain available to the world.


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The wait is over, Teen Wolf fam. After three long months of hiatus, we've finally entered season four and another run of supernatural drama from the Beacon Hills crew. We've been treated to new characters, along with the unexpected return of familiar faces, and of COURSE, the new season also means a shiny new wardrobe!
We stopped by the TW set while they were shooting season four and were lucky enough to chat with costume designer Barbara Vazquez, who gave us a TON of deets on the characters' wares this cycle, including/especially how they get Tyler Posey's arms to look ~sooooooo good~.


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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Texas leaders have offered concern and support to communities raked by tornadoes that have left at least six people dead.
Gov. Rick Perry on Thursday said he's deeply saddened by the deaths. Perry says the State Operations Center continues to monitor the situation.
Emergency officials in Granbury say at least six people were killed in Wednesday night's twister. A North Texas county sheriff says seven people remain unaccounted for after a massive tornado claimed six lives.
Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds on Thursday said emergency responders are searching parts of Granbury left devastated. Deeds says authorities are working to identify the six adults who died in Wednesday night's twister in Granbury, about 40 miles southwest of Fort Worth.
Deeds earlier said 14 people were missing but half were later found with family or friends. Deeds says he hopes that will be the case for the other seven missing people.
He says 37 people were treated at a Granbury hospital and of those, 15 were transported to Fort Worth-area hospitals and 19 were treated and released. The sheriff says three people remain Thursday at Lake Granbury Medical Center.
Forecasters say tornadoes that were part of the same storm system hit nearby Cleburne and Millsap.
A preliminary estimate Thursday from the National Weather Service indicates 10 tornadoes went through North Texas. The Granbury twister was the worst - packing winds of up to 200 mph.
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn also offered condolences over the destruction and loss of life. Cornyn says all of Texas stands with the communities.
tility officials say nearly 15,000 homes and businesses have lost electricity after tornadoes swept through North Texas and left at least six people dead.
Dallas-based Oncor (ON'-kor) on Thursday had almost 14,300 customers without power as crews worked to restore service.
United Cooperative Services at the height of the storms Wednesday night reported about 4,000 outages.
That number dwindled to several hundred Thursday with the hardest hit areas being Granbury and the Cleburne area. Tornadoes went through both cities - with six people killed in the Granbury twister.
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I am in the process of installing Mandrake 8.2 and it is now going on 6 hours! It's at the System Install stage and taking forever (going VERY slowly). Also, I have received at least ten errors telling me that a certain package (different each time) has experenced an error in the installation.
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WALDOBORO, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- People in the town of Waldoboro will have to start travelling to get their prescription drugs, because the town's only pharmacy is closing.
Waltz Pharmacy announced this week it will close later this month. The company says the store employs seven people full time, and dispenses more than a thousand prescriptions per week. But company owner Dean Jacobs says Medicaid and private insurance companies have been cutting back the amount they will pay for prescriptions, and that's one of the factors hurting their ability to make a profit.
Jacobs also says he wants to focus full-time attention on the company's growing long term care pharmacy business in Brunswick. Customers in Waldoboro say the store's closing will create a major inconvenience for them, because they will have to travel twenty minutes or more to other towns to get prescriptions. But Waldoboro town officials say they're hoping to find another pharmacy willing to move in.
Town Planning and Development Director Bill Najpauer says he has already contacted two small, independent pharmacies in the state to alert them to the situation in Waldoboro. He says the pharmacy is "an essential service" for the community. Waldoboro has about 5,000 residents, many of them older or low-income. Waltz says the store dispenses more than 1,000 prescriptions each week. Najpauer says, " ...we think this is a great market for someone to come in and re-establish this pharmacy."


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SEEKONK - Stanley Kogut 62, passed away Tuesday September 10, 2013 at his home. He was the beloved husband of Sheryl A. (Minasian) Kogut.
Born in Poland he was a son of Waleria (Wegiel) Kogut and the late Pawel Kogut. He lived in Seekonk for the past year and was formerly of Central Falls and Pawtucket.
Stanley was employed in the job of his dreams for the past 12 years as a Grounds Keeper for Pawtucket Country Club. Prior to that he was employed as a Jewelry Polisher for 30 years.
Besides his beloved wife he leaves six loving children, four daughters Chrissy Bolieiro of Taunton, Stacie Kogut and her companion Jon Montoya of Pawtucket, Stephanie Kogut and Sarah Kogut both of Seekonk, two sons Stanley Kogut Jr. of Central Falls and Nicholas Kogut and his companion Heidi Eddy of Taunton. He also leaves six devoted sisters and brothers, Teresa Garstka and her husband Bronislaw of Central Falls, Janina Krupka and her husband Eugenius of Woonsocket, Anna Spano and her husband Jay of Seekonk, Charles Kogut and his wife Pelagia of Poland, Joseph Kogut and his wife Ursula and Chester Kogut and his wife Gabrielle all of Seekonk. Stanley was the cherished grandfather of thirteen grandchildren, Jordan, Jovanni, Sophia, Stanley III, Skylah, Ashley, Alexis, Alyssa, Arianna, Lillian, Kammi, Marlayna and Sara. He also leaves three Godchildren Elizabeth Rasombath of Woonsocket, Andrew Krupka Jr. of Coventry and Elizabeth Courtemanche of Seekonk, nieces and nephews.
Mr. Kogut's funeral will be held Friday September 13, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. from the Karol A. Romenski & Sons Funeral home 342 High Street Central Falls with a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Josephs Church 391 High Street Central Falls at 11:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are welcome to attend. CALLING HOURS THURSDAY FROM 4:00 PM TO 7:00 PM. Burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery, Pawtucket.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- THV 11 Film Critic Jonathan Nettles on Mud the latest film from Arkansas director Jeff Nichols starring Matthew McConaughey.
I am not a fan of Matthew McConaughey. To me, he started off strong with dramas like The Pelican Brief and Contact but then got stuck in the romantic comedy black hole from which few escape. Recently, he's returned to dramatic roles, taking some risks and leaping out of the black hole. It started with The Lincoln Lawyer and carried through Magic Mike and Killing Joe. This is where we are with Mud.
McConaughey plays the title character but he's not the lead. That honor goes to young actor Tye Sheridan. He plays Ellis, a teenager who will probably remind you of other small town teens. Ellis and his pal Neckbone (played by Yell County native Jacob Lofland) retreat to an island on the Mississippi River, there they find a boat in a tree. Along with the boat they find Mud. They come to find that Mud is a man on the run from the law. He's hiding out there waiting for his girlfriend, Juniper (Reese Witherspoon), to meet him. He enlists Ellis and Neckbone to get the boat repaired and ready for the water so he can make his escape to the gulf. The boys get caught in the middle of Juniper and Mud's rocky relationship as it turns out that neither one of them are who they claim to be. They elude bounty hunter who are hot on the trail of Juniper and Mud and do a lot of growing up along the way as their lives are both changing.
It was a big deal when this town was shot in Arkansas. The state was abuzz with sightings of Reese Witherspoon and Matthew McConaughey. The biggest story to me was how well Arkansas was represented in the film; from Jacob Lofland to Ray McKinnon, to the extras, and the locations on which the film was shot. The films writer and director is the up-and-coming North Little Rock native Jeff Nichols who won over the press corps at the famous Cannes Film Festival with his passion and genuine humility. Before the premiere I asked him how excited he was to be able to bring the film home and show it to everyone. His response was a simple "Ask me again in two hours". I have a very strong feeling that one day his name will appear on some ballet boxes for some major awards and not matter the direction that all the people in South Arkansas who worked on the film go, they will one day hear his name called on a stage and take pride that they shared an experience with him that few will have.
It could be Mud that shows up on the ballot box. It's that good. The story is characterized as part Tom Sawyer and part Huckleberry Finn and that's a pretty accurate description. I can't disagree with that that at all. The story is compelling and interesting with great performances from everyone. I look forward to seeing the careers of Tye Sheridan and Jacob Lofland develop in front of us and I really look forward to seeing more of Jeff Nichols work.
Also this week, Pain & Gain from director Michael Bay is based on the true story of a trio of bodybuilders that get caught up in an extortion ring and a kidnapping scheme that goes horribly wrong. It stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Mark Wahlberg and is being promoted as a an action-comedy. The true story is much more grisly and complicated so it will be interesting to see if the movie takes a turn that direction or if it stays true to its' marketing.
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LISBON The town is holding off on plans to install an online registration system at the Lisbon Beach and Campground in the wake of public outcry.
Lisbon resident Julie L. Snyder delivered a petition to the Town Council with 316 signatures in opposition to the proposed software change at Thursdays meeting.
Its a family campground now, Mrs. Snyder said. We do not want the reservations to go online; we want (campground director) Michael ONeil to be able to view the applications in advance.
Mrs. Snyder said when she first started going to the campground, police often would be called in to break up big parties. Mr. ONeil, she said, has cleaned up the campground and an automated reservation system could allow people who have been banned to slip back in.
Mr. ONeil said he doesnt want to lose control of who camps at the beach, but said if an online reservation system allows him to accept or reject requests it could work so long as he is still able to be flexible about keeping large parties together.
Councilor Susan M. Duffy said an online system would still give Mr. ONeil the ability to cancel reservations from people who have been banned from the campsite.
Ms. Duffy said the council is going to continue looking at online reservation systems, but wont move ahead this year.
The town will give concerned residents the ability to look at any computerized system they feel is best before they implement it, Ms. Duffy said.
Residents at Thursdays meeting also expressed concern with what they described as a critical view by the town toward the beach and campground.
Referring to discussion by councilmen Alan D. Dailey and Nathanael Putney at Aprils meeting regarding the possible sale of the campground at some point in the next several years, residents pointed out that the campground is making a profit.
Mrs. Snyder pointed out that last year the campground made the town $28,000.
It has never been run better, said Newell T. Martin, a longtime camper. It has never been a nicer place to be than it is right now. The beach is self-sustaining; it makes money.
Mr. Martin said the beach and campground is the only asset the town of Lisbon has. We want it left alone.
Mr. Dailey said the discussion regarding the possible sale of the campground was started because the council worries that money from the New York Power Authority will run out soon.
The town has roughly $190,000 in Power Authority money, Mr. Dailey said.
When (the cost of the campground) starts coming onto the general public, thats the time we need to have a discussion about finding something else to do, he said.
Mrs. Duffy said there currently are no intentions to sell the beach.
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The last time Lindsey Vonn got a shot at downhill racing immortality, a painful crash left her icing her knee in Colorado while the world's fastest scorched the slopes at the Sochi Games. At Krasnaya Polyana, her Olympic downhill crown got split in two by Slovenia's Tina Maze and Switzerland's Dominique Gisin, who tied for the 2014 gold.
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Sabermetricians will tell you that a ballplayer who has avoided injury over many seasons is likely to continue doing so in future seasons. But the inherent dangers of World Cup racing have finally caught up with the seemingly invincible Lindsey Vonn.
The winner of 59 World Cup races will return home to Vail this week.
Lindsey Vonn, the third-winningest racer in World Cup history, got back into the record-chasing business over the weekend with a win in the downhill at Cortina, Italy, and the American women continued to crowd the top of the speed-event leaderboards.
On the men's side, it was Lauberhorn weekend in Wengen, Switzerland, where Italy's Christof Innerhofer won the tour's longest downhill. Marco Sullivan was the top American finisher in 13th. GS points leader Ted Ligety appeared headed for a second-place finish in the Wengen combined but skied out near the finish of his slalom run.
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St. Lawrence Central wracked up a high-scoring sweep over St. Regis Falls while Massena Central held on for a 12-10 win over Gouverneur in NAC varsity softball action on Monday.
SLC 16-22, SRF 0-3: In Brasher Falls, the Lady Larries scored 12 runs in their first at-bat before going on to settle for the 16-0 decision in the first of what turned out to be a pair of lopsided five-inning wins.
Kelsey Newtown went the distance for the win, striking out 13 and walking none while allowing just a two-out single in the third to Brittany Rondeau.
Offensively for SLC in the opening game, Haleigh Agans and Sam Richards (2 runs scored) both went 3-3 with three RBI while Breanna Vatter was 3-4 with two runs scored. Lindsey Thayer was 2-2 with two runs scored and two RBI while Brandi Thomas was 2-2 with three runs scored.
Thayer pitched the first three innings for the win in the nightcap, striking out four and walking one while surrendering one hit before giving way to eighth-grader Bailey Gauthier, who had three strikeouts, walked two and allowed four hits through the final two frames in relief.
Kiana Stowell went the distance in taking the loss.
Thomas and Thayer combined to anchor a potent SLC offense that pounded out 21 hits. Thomas was 4-5 with four runs scored and two RBI while Thayer drove in a total of eight runs on two homeruns and a triple. Vatter (3 RBI) and Noelle Rufa both had three hits and came around to score three runs. Richards was 2-2 with a homerun. Caitlin Grow was 2-3 with two runs scored and an RBI. Chelsea Savage was 2-3 with a triple, RBI and run scored while Agans poled an RBI-triple and scored three runs and Morgan Villnave was 1-2 with two runs scored.
Rondeau was 2-2 with a run scored in the losing cause. Stowell connected for an RBI-triple and Teryn Sheldon drilled an RBI-single.
The Lady Larries (16-2) are slated to host an interdivisional game against Franklin Academy today starting at 4:30 p.m.
Massena 12, Gouverneur 10: In a Central Division contest in Massena, the Lady Raiders built a 19-4 lead after four innings before holding on for the win. Mackenzie Young doubled twice to in the winning effort while Bailey Dillabaugh tripled and singled and Chelsea Streeter doubled and singled. Vanessa Kirkey went the distance for the win.
Kortnee Bishop doubled twice for Gouverneur (5-8, 4-6) and Leesa Isereau doubled and singled while Mackenzie Rowe was saddled with the loss.
The Lady Raiders (5-4) are slated to host Salmon River on Friday at 4:30 p.m.
In other NAC softball on Monday, OFA turned back Central Division rival Canton 3-2 in eight innings while Lisbon doubled Morristown 16-8 in the lone West Division contest.
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In our fourth online poll to find out what Plus readers would most like to know about the Universe you told us that you'd like to find out how gravity works. We took the question to Professor Bangalore Sathyaprakash of the School of Physics and Astronomy at Cardiff University, and here is his answer. This interview is also available as a podcast.
If you'd like to put another Universe question to experts, vote in the current poll, or leave a comment on this blog.
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As part of our celebration of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 we brought you the article How does gravity work?, in which Bangalore Sathyaprakash takes us from Newton's theory of gravitation to Einstein's general theory of relativity. Now hear Sathyaprakash explain gravity in his own words in this podcast.
If this has whetted your appetite for astronomy, then why not take part in our current online poll to nominate the next question we'll put to the experts.
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A researcher from the University of Bath has tackled an old geometric problem with a new method, which may lead to advances in creating hip replacements and replacement bone tissue for bone cancer patients. The Kelvin problem, posed by Lord Kelvin in 1887, is to find an arrangement of cells, or bubbles, of equal volume, so that the surface area of the walls between them is as small as possible — in other words, to find the most efficient soap bubble foam. The problem is relevant to bone replacement materials because bone tissue has a honeycomb-like structure, similar to a bubble foam.
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This year's Frieze Art Fair in London is going to tempt its arty audience with a little string theory. A project developed by David Berman, a physicist at Queen Mary, University of London, and the US artist Jordan Wolfson will invite visitors to view the show together with a string theorist, who will talk about his trade while touring the exhibition. The aim is to open up unconventional perspectives on the art works on display.
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The prisoner of polygonia
Plus doesn't usually report on primary school maths, but we couldn't resist telling you about a beautiful new maths play for key stage 2 students, which premiered today at the Royal Institution. In the land of Polygonia, where maths is the official language, Rhombus the maths wizard is falsely imprisoned on the orders of Queen Parabola. Data, a ten-year old girl, is the only witness. Before she can help him she must learn to speak the language of maths — and work out why the queen hates anyone who tries to make maths exciting.
Today's two performances, each in front of a full house, proved a great success with audiences made up of students from year 3 through to year 7 and their teachers. With their help, and plenty of laughs, Data managed to solve the puzzles facing her in her mission to save Rhombus, encountering prime numbers, number sequences, symmetry and more mathematical magic along the way. Data and the audience learn that no matter how difficult a maths problem looks, there's usually a trick which makes it simpler, and more fun.
The prisoner of polygonia was written by Phil Lowe and Rob Eastaway, founder of Maths Inspiration. Your next chance to see the show will be as part of the Wales Maths Week 2009 in Cardiff on the 1st and 2nd of October (call 029 20 475 476 for tickets). If you would like to arrange having the play in your area, visit its website.
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What would you like to know about your Universe — The fifth online poll
This poll is now closed. The most popular question was: "Is time travel allowed?" We will publish the answer in an article on Plus shortly. Thank you for taking part!
This is the fifth online poll in our series to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy 2009. Choose your favourite question from the list on the right, and we'll put the one that proves most popular to world-leading astronomers and cosmologists, including Astronomer Royal Martin Rees and author and cosmologist John D. Barrow. The poll will remain open for a month and the answer will be published in a Plus article and podcast soon after. If your most burning question is not on this list, then leave a comment on this blog and we'll endeavour to include it in a future poll.
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CANTON - Laura Pierce won three individual events, setting a Section 10 record in the 1,500-meter run, as Cantons girls won the Section 10 team title at St. Lawrence Universitys Newell Fieldhouse on Friday.
Canton finished with 160 1/2 points and Malone was second with 94.
Pierce, who was named the Most Valuable Runner, won the 1,000 and 3,000 and her time of 4 minutes, 43.5 seconds in the 1,500 set a Section 10 record.
Cantons other individual winners were Emma Collins (55), Lindsay Proulx (55 hurdles) and Gemma DelRossi (600). The Golden Bears also won the 3,200 and 1,600 relays.
Beaver Rivers Skylar Pastor, a South Jefferson student, won the 300 and was named the Most Valuable Field Event Performer.
Other girls individual champions included Potsdams Maddie Drechsel (long jump), Indian Rivers Elizabeth Kolodgy (shot put) and Tupper Lakes Samantha Ormsby (triple jump) and Hannah Klossner (high jump).
Four individual winners as well as a title in the 3,200 relay helped Franklin Academy take the boys title at the Section 10 meet with 152 1/2 points. OFA was second with 105.
Malone was led by Morgan Marlow, who won the 1,600 and was named Most Valuable Runner. Malones other wins came from Corey Lamere (3,200), Aaron Sharlow (long jump) and Abe Gravell (high jump).
Indian Rivers Darrius Bryant won the 55 and the triple jump and was named Most Valuable Field Event Performer. OFAs Alex Wood claimed the 600 and 1,000, matching the school record with his winning time in the latter.
Other boys champions included Beaver Rivers Cody Updike (55 hurdles) and Indian Rivers Felix Garcia (300) and Brandon Bliss (shot put).
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Two inmates who escaped from the Charleston Correctional Facility in July will have two more years behind bars to think about their decision of walking away from the minimum security prison.
Phillip Gardiner, from Bangor, and Randall Moulton, from Belfast, pleaded guilty to escape charges.
Gardiner also pleaded guilty to a burglary charge for breaking into a convenience store after escaping.
Authorities spent nearly a week searching for the two escapees.
Per his original sentence, Moulton would have been released at the end of last year. Gardiner's original release date was in 2014.
Now they're each serving two more years. Penobscot County District Attorney says the stiff sentence is a deterrent to keep other inmates from escaping.
Moulton and Gardiner are now being held at the Maine State Prison in Warren and will not be sent back to the minimum security facility.