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CANTON - Its ironic the line of traffic early Friday afternoon on the west side of the village was as long as it was during the initial stages of the $10 million reconstruction project as work crews laid sidewalks at the busy intersection of Main and Gouverneur Street.
But traffic delays were temporary and by mid afternoon the traffic flow returned to normal.
After nearly two years of major construction in the heart of the village, downtown businesses, residents and motorists will soon sense normalcy.
New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) Commissioner Joan McDonald announced Friday the project is coming to an end. Work crews will remain in Canton to wrap up loose ends, likely until Thanksgiving.
The reconstruction project provided improved transportation infrastructure, increased pedestrian safety and updated public utilities in the village of Canton.
Late Friday afternoon, state DOT officials, representatives from general contractor Luck Bros. Inc., Plattsburgh, and town and village officials gathered in front of the municipal building for an End of Construction ribbon cutting and reception.
The two-year project revitalized approximately one mile of U.S. Route 11 in the village of Canton. The highway is the major east/west commercial corridor in the region. The project addressed infrastructure needs, as well as mobility issues in the village. The project was developed with significant community input and includes enhanced pedestrian facilities.
Utilizing Complete Streets principles, we have upgraded a mile of U.S. Route 11 to enhance safety and mobility for everyone who uses the roadway – motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians of all ages and abilities, Commissioner McDonald said in an email.
Under Governor Andrew Cuomos leadership, we are making smart transportation improvements across the state, creating jobs, supporting economic growth and improving safety and the quality of life for thousands of travelers.
Acting Regional Director Mark E. Frechette went on to say, The Canton Village Construction Project has fulfilled a transportation need not only in Canton, but for the north country. U.S. Route 11 is the backbone of the north country transportation network and this project helps to strengthen the entire Route 11 corridor making the movement of goods and people safer and more efficient.
Canton Mayor David P. Curry said the village and its residents are pleased with the outcome and are excited the project is over.
The village is very excited to see the completion of the reconstruction project, Mr. Curry said. Our citizens will benefit greatly because of this project. This infrastructure work will help build the foundation for economic growth. Thank you to all those involved.
Canton Town Supervisor David T. Button said of the project, This is one of the biggest public works projects undertaken in our community in years, and a few folks in town may have lost their patience. But downtown Canton looks clean, attractive and progressive. And the traffic flow has been greatly improved. All of this should help us attract college students, businesses and residents looking for a progressive community to call home. Hats off to the team from NYSDOT and Luck Brothers, who delivered a quality project right on schedule.
State Senator Patty Ritchie and Assemblywoman Addie Jenne Russell concurred.
Cantons Main Street plays an important role in the entire north countrys economy, said State Senator Patty Ritchie. This multimillion dollar investment in our regional transportation system and local infrastructure will provide long term benefits to area businesses, our colleges and the greater Canton community.
Assemblywoman Addie Russell said, The project has not only provided for better pedestrian safety and the maintenance of the downtowns picturesque aesthetic, it has upgraded essential infrastructure to area businesses. This was a significant investment in the villages economy as well as public health. Cantons downtown is now well-positioned to grow and prosper for years to come.
Business district enhancements on the project include updated utilities and streetscape features such as ornamental lighting, brick pavers, and new plantings as well as crosswalks with bump-outs to enhance pedestrian safety. The residential district also received updated utilities and features to enhance the overall walkability of the community.
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GERVAIS: STREIT AN "EMOTIONAL LEADER"Bruno on building chemistry with his D partner
John Jeansonne has a good look at the psychological approach of improving defenseman Bruno Gervais on the Newsday site today. We also recently spoke with the 25-year old defenseman.
Not that you want to get too comfortable, but do you feel like for the first time in your NHL career you've earned a regular spot in the lineup?
Yeah, I do. It takes time, you know. Nothing gets handed to you, and I had my moments when I was really inconsistent. But I have to say, all the coaches I've had here, and all the teammates, were really supportive of me and worked with me. I remember when Garth (Snow) was my teammate. He went out of his way as a veteran player to make me feel comfortable. Now I'm glad I get to be a part of what we're building.
You're signed for two more seasons after this one…
And that's good. With this group of players and the way Scott (Gordon) is leading us, I want to be here for a long time and see it through. These last two months, we're starting to see that all the hard work to commit to the new system is going to pay off.
A lot has been written and said about Mark Streit the last few days. What don't we know about your D partner?
Let me tell you something. I've had the good luck to play with a lot of great leaders here. Doug Weight and Brendan Witt, Billy Guerin when he was here. I think Mark Streit is one of the best. Such an emotional leader.
I have to be honest with you. I'm surprised to hear that. Mark seems like such a mild-mannered guy.
True, he's a really nice guy off the ice, but that's different. I'm telling you: he's become an incredible leader for us. Just talking about my own experience with him, Mark gets on me. If I make a soft play, I hear about it from him. He pushes and pushes me, and I think that's made me a much better player the second half of this season.
Although Streit is known for his offense, from watching you play together, it's not like he's always the one rushing the puck and you're stuck to take care of the defense.
Not at all, that's right. We have really good chemistry. We know how to handle each situation. It's become like second nature. When he goes, I have it covered. And if he gets the puck to me, I never have to worry about him having my back. Even with some of the attention Mark is getting lately, his defensive play is really underrated. He deserves to get a lot of Norris votes.
Is it fair to say Streit has had a lot to do with you developing into a regular this season?
There is no doubt about it. I even have the locker stall next to his. Between periods, he's always encouraging me: "YOU GO"! You would think if you're the defense partner of Mark Streit, that's the last thing you'd be doing. But Mark wants what's best for me and the team. On top of that, he knows everything about every player in the league. He is so well-prepared and that has rubbed off on me. Confidence comes from preparation.


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Labor Market Information Center SD Department of Labor & Regulation
Putting perspective on "South Dakota's Aging Workforce"
It's no secret today's labor force looks quite different than it did 40 years ago. Not only has the number of
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autograph authentication?
Like many teens of the 'fifties, I had an autograph book, mostly for my friends but also I managed to collect several 'celebrity' autographs which I scotch-taped into it. Several of the celebrities were in Houston to perform at the Shamrock Hotel and my mom drove them out to do performances at the VA hospital. I tagged along and got autographs from Jack Benny, Frank SInatra, Dinah Shore, Tony Martin, Groucho and Chico - usually signed to me.
My question is, should I bother to get them "authenticated" and should I try to sell the book as a whole or separate them out? And who is a reasonable authenticator if I need one? I could certainly supply a notarized statement of provenance..
{I have one other autograph, which I treasure above all - from Tennessee Williams. It is signed
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When I ran the lakes modifieds website that landed me in this job (thanks, Cris, for adopting it), I'd often come across an early streamliner that Ralph Schenck built. At first glance, it looks a lot like the Golden Submarine that Barney Oldfield piloted around board tracks decades earlier, but careful study of the Schenck streamliner reveals a much more individual approach to a different sort of racing.
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Not later than 45 days after the end of a fiscal year, the Administrator shall submit to the Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship of the Senate and the Committee on Small Business of the House of Representatives a report on the disaster assistance operations of the Administration for that fiscal year. The report shall—
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Source(Pub. L. 85–536, § 2[43], as added Pub. L. 110–234, title XII, § 12091(g),May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1426, and Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title XII, § 12091(g),June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 2188.)
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246enacted identical sections. Pub. L. 110–234was repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
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Enactment of this section and repeal of Pub. L. 110–234by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–234, see section 4 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as a note under section 8701 of Title 7, Agriculture.
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Lost Speed Shops: Bell, Chapel, Orr
In "The American Hot Rod," Dean Batchelor wrote of early speed shops: "First there was George Wight, then Lee Chapel, then Karl Orr, and then everyone got into the act." It's a reminder that speed shops had been around in Los Angeles for decades before the postwar hot rod boom and an introduction to a chapter on the churches of the hot rod religion.
Karl and Veda Orr's speed shop formed a large part of their role in hot rodding history, as I recently found out while researching the couple for an upcoming Hot Rod Hero article in Hemmings Muscle Machines. They opened the shop in 1940 at 11140 Washington Place in Culver City, California, and the shop quickly became a hangout for area hot rodders. It seems they closed the shop sometime in the 1950s, but later on in the 1960s, reopened it on Sierra Highway – between Soledad Canyon Road and Sand Canyon Road – in Mint Canyon, California.
From Google's Street View, it appears that the original location for the shop still stands, with a slightly altered facade. Ironically, it's now inhabited by a barber shop, but flanked by two mechanic's shops. I haven't yet found an exact address for the Mint Canyon location.


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When Lena Horne died two years ago, David Patrick Stearns remembered her career. Originally published May 2010 on Obit-Mag.com.
She didn't mind being introduced as "the beautiful Lena Horne," even if that moniker barely hinted at the talent behind the face. But in later years, the veteran singer/actress/civil rights activist did mind being called "the still-beautiful Lena Horne" – understandably, although it was a small price to pay for one of the great Indian summer careers of modern show business.
Lena Horne, who died Monday at age 92, strode through several significant eras of African American history in the United States. The Brooklyn-born singer started in the chorus of Harlem's fabled Cotton Club alongside such legends as Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn; she became the first African American star of MGM musicals and, during her 1960s civil rights activities, she met with John F. Kennedy days before his assassination. Though she announced her retirement in 1980, a year later she embarked on a limited, six-week Broadway engagement in a show titled Lena Horne, the Lady and her Music, which brought her a Tony Award, was extended indefinitely, and yielded a tour of dozens of cities and a successful London run. The show also codified a Broadway genre – the autobiographical one-woman show, which many have imitated, though without her success.
After all, she had stories to tell, so many that she didn't have to reveal a lot of personal secrets to be fascinating. Her voice was one of the most distinctive in popular music, but not because it was imposing. It was actually as slim as her figure and as light as her mocha-colored skin. But the woman behind the voice delivered plenty of expressive kicks. Like many song stylists of her period, she was something of a secret jazz singer – much like Jo Stafford – not given to the improvisational flights of Ella Fitzgerald, yet possessing an imagination that effortlessly remade everything she sang.
Such qualities were apparent over the years she performed her one-woman show. Early on, the music was recorded live, but after singing those songs for years on Broadway and on tour, she defied the conventional wisdom that the only way to survive for so long, night after night, is to perform with strict uniformity. Horne morphed the music constantly, finding different musical ways to deliver the same emotional message.
Such was the journey she enjoyed throughout her long life: She was always unmistakably Lena Horne, never running out of new ways to express what that meant. She had to. Though her African/European/Native American heritage gave her a look that stood apart from any number of show-biz hopefuls, her MGM films, prestigious as they were, never gave her starring roles. Her movies compartmentalized her appearance on film to allow easy excision for screenings in the deep South. That meant she could only truly star in all-black films such as Cabin in the Sky and Stormy Weather, the title song of which became the first of her many musical signatures. One of her biggest career disappointments was the casting of the 1951 film Show Boat, a musical in which she longed to play a performer who is black but passing for white; Miss Julie is found out by authorities and the discovery spirals her downward into alcoholism. The role was Oscar material; instead, it went to Ava Gardner.
The movie musical was in decline anyway, and Horne's politics limited her opportunities within the Hollywood mainstream. Besides, she was better showcased in prestigious nightclub engagements, from Café Society to the Waldorf Astoria. She was also a best-selling recording artist for RCA and starred in the 1958 Broadway musical Jamaica, which was originally written for her occasional colleague and political soulmate, Harry Belafonte. Whatever was implied by Horne's marriage to a white man – one of MGM's top music directors, Lennie Hayton – she put herself at the forefront of civil rights activism with her ardent support of Martin Luther King. The coiffed hairdos that made her look like a sun-tanned Elizabeth Taylor gave way to Afros and darker makeup that left nobody guessing about her heritage. For all of her class and elegance, Horne was angry. Even her Christmas album, Merry from Lena, has an underlying edge that says something other than happy holidays.
The emotional intensity she was said to achieve only later in The Lady and her Music is quite apparent in a series of late-1960s albums, starting with "Feelin' Good." Here she shows an emotional depth that kept her in step with the times and enhanced her talent; in contrast, many of her stylistic contemporaries tried unconvincingly to update their repertoires. Horne was never a chart-topper, but she had a consistently strong following. Like Tony Bennett (one of her favorite collaborators), she leaves a body of recordings that's true to herself and the nature of her talent. Unlike Bennett, however, she changed recording companies often, from RCA to United Artists to Blue Note, with a lot of smaller, independent labels in between. As a result, the full range of her singing career may never be comprehensively documented.
Because of her politics she was blacklisted in Hollywood, which further fractured her spotty film presence. (Cabin in the Sky was famous for what was cut: her singing "Ain't It the Truth" in a bubble bath.) In any case, her presence often seemed too big for the movie screen: Playing the good witch to Diana Ross and Michael Jackson in the 1978 film of The Wiz, Horne seems too exaggerated to ring true, though in her defense, the film flatters none of its cast.
In concert, Horne could've sung longer and more frequently after her Lady and her Music years. During the mid-1990s, she handily eclipsed herself in a series of high-profile New York concerts, one of which is preserved on DVD, featuring her penetrating rendition of "Yesterday When I was Young." For all the double-entendres of her Tony Award speech, the older Horne was concerned with singing age-appropriate music and she talked about the difficulties of galvanizing herself to be onstage. Health was no doubt the deciding factor: She had been fitted with a pacemaker. Nonetheless, she recorded Classic Ellington, conducted by Simon Rattle, as late as 2000.
Lena Horne's career has remarkably few might-have-beens. Even the Show Boat film wasn't much of a loss. Though Horne would seem to have been born to play Miss Julie – and she was convinced of it herself – the film was over-produced, hasn't stood the test of time very well and would've demanded that she play a loser rejected from the white establishment, a stereotype that's best laid to rest.
Horne was not a loser, and portraying that kind of tragedy might have been beyond her. She knew the pain of living: her rendition of "Yesterday when I was Young" becomes an existential confrontation with death. And her version of "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man of Mine" in the 1946 Jerome Kern biopic Till the Clouds Roll By remains unrivaled for its originality: Horne transforms the Show Boat song from an upbeat production number with tragic undertones into a slow-tempo confession from which she wrings every possible emotional gradation. It's still a ballad of helpless love, but the woman who sings it is far from helpless.
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Neil Dougherty, who played for Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski at Army and was a long-time assistant coach for current North Carolina coach Roy Williams at Kansas, has passed away.
Dougherty was 50-years-old. The University of Kansas made the announcement on Friday. According to the statement, Dougherty died last Tuesday, July 5. Dougherty died while he was running.
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AT COLORADO: Career�He tied for 40th all-time at Colorado with 237 tackles (153 solo).
2012 (Sr.)�One of four team captains, he played in seven games (all starts), missing five games with a severe high ankle sprain he suffered in the first half of the season opener against Colorado State; he never really was at 100 percent after he did return but wanted to contribute in his senior season.� In 332 plays of action, he was in on 45 tackles for the year (28 solo), with two for losses and one for zero for a total of three at our behind the line of scrimmage.� He also had three touchdown saves, a third down stop and a pass deflection.�� He had a season-high 10 tackles in the finale against Utah (seven solo including a TFL), and had at least five tackles in each of the last six games of the season after returning from his injury.� On special teams, he added two solo tackles, one inside-the-20, a knockdown blocked and a forced fair catch in addition to returning kickoffs for the first time in his career (he had five for 82 yards, or 16.4 per with a long of 26).� He was fully healed from off-season wrist surgery which caused him to participate in the spring on a limited basis (he suffered the injury in winter conditioning). �Phil Steele's College Football and collegefootballmadness.com selected him to its third-team preseason All-Pac 12 team.� Steele also ranked him as the No. 14 free safety in the nation.�
2011 (Jr.)�He started 11 games, all he played in as he missed the Oregon and USC games due to concussion symptoms, but still played 675 total snaps from scrimmage.� He earned third-team All-Colorado honors from the state's chapter of the National Football Foundation as he tied for second on the team in tackles with 80; he led the Buffs in solo stops with 59.� He was first in touchdown saves (8), second in pass deflections (6), and also had five third down stops and a forced fumble, the latter at Utah in the season finale at an important juncture: it came at midfield to thwart a Ute drive with less than five minutes left in CU's 17-14 win, which ended a 23-game road losing streak.� Against Washington State, he made his first career interception, returning it 52 yards.� He racked up eight special team points on the season (five tackles, four solo and one inside-the-20; a forced fair catch and a first downfield credit that altered a return).� He had a career-high 17 tackles at Stanford, which included 11 unassisted, with eight tackles (all solo) versus California, seven on three occasions (Hawaii, Arizona, UCLA) and six three other times, including all of the solo variety at Utah.
2010 (Soph.)�He started all 12 games at free safety and played the second-most snaps from scrimmage by any defensive player (787, 12 fewer than Jalil Brown); that total was also the fifth highest on the team.� He finished second on the team in tackles with 72, which included 42 solo.� He had four third down stops, three touchdown saves, one tackle for zero (at Nebraska), one pass deflection (at Kansas) and one quarterback pressure.� He had between five and eight tackles in a game 10 times, with season-highs of eight all in a row against Texas Tech (five solo), Oklahoma (four) and Kansas (three).� He had five unassisted tackles on four occasions.� He shared the team's Defensive Player of the Week nod for the Hawai'i game, when he racked up six tackles (five solo).� On special teams coverage units, he earned eight points, as he was in one tackle (it was inside-the-20), with two forced fair catches on punts, two first downfield credits to alter return paths, a fumble recovery (which was against Iowa State) and a downed punt.
2009 (Fr.-RS)�He played in 11 games, 10 on defense, with three starts (Colorado State, Kansas State, Missouri); he missed the Iowa State game with a broken bone in his pinkie toe after he dropped a piece of furniture on his foot.� He was in for 283 snaps from scrimmage, recording 40 tackles (24 solo, one for a loss), along with three quarterback hurries, two third down stops and two touchdown saves.�� He had a season-high 15 tackles (9 solo) at Kansas State, with nine the following game against Missouri.� He racked up 10 special team points, tied for seventh-most on the team, on the strength of four tackles (three solo, one inside-the-20), two wedge breaks, a knockdown block, a forced fair catch and a caused penalty.� He was a recipient of the Gold Group Commitment Award, selected by the CU coaches, which recognizes excellence with class in a variety of areas.� He had limited work in the spring as he completed rehabilitation from shoulder surgery.� He approached then-CU secondary coach Greg Brown on signing day in February, asking to be switched to defense.
2008 (Fr.)�Redshirted; he practiced as a tailback the first three months of the season but caught the eye of all the coaches with what he did on the scout team and on special teams.� He was the Scout Team Offensive player of the week for the Iowa State game.� Since he was redshirting, he took the opportunity to mend a shoulder subluxation with surgery on October 28.
HIGH SCHOOL�As a senior, he earned All-America honors from PrepStar and SuperPrep; the latter ranked him as the No. 4 overall player in Arizona (the second running back).� Rivals.com ranked him as the No. 3 prospect out of Arizona and the No. 11 running back in the nation, while Scout.com tabbed him as the No. 10 state of Arizona product and the No. 43 running back in the country.� The Tacoma News-Tribune named him to its Western 100 team (one of 14 running backs).� A three-year letterman, he was a team captain during his senior season in which he gained 1,098 yards on the ground with 12 touchdowns in a balanced run-pass attack.� He also filled in occasionally at cornerback, registering eight tackles, as he was called upon to fill in for the state semifinal and title game in the role.� As a junior, he was a first-team All-State selection, as he rushed for 1,423 yards and 22 touchdowns; he played strictly cornerback as a sophomore.� Top games included his sophomore season against Hamilton, as in a 15-14 win he made six tackles to go with an interception and a fumble recovery; as a junior, rushed for 220 yards and five touchdowns in a win over Westwood; in his senior season, he rushed for 212 yards and four touchdowns in a win over Mesa.� Under head coach Scooter Molander, the former Colorado State quarterback, Brophy Prep went 12-2 his senior season, capturing the state title. His junior team went 8-3, advancing to the first round of the playoffs, and his sophomore team went 13-1, winning the state championship.� An accomplished performer in track (three letters), he was considered one of the nation's top hurdlers in both the 110 and 300.
ACADEMICS�He is majoring in Political Science at Colorado (scheduled to graduate in December 2012).
PERSONAL�Born April 22, 1990 in Flagstaff, Ariz. His father (Raymond) played cornerback for Oklahoma State and was drafted by the Los Angeles Raiders in the 12th round of the 1985 NFL draft; he was traded to Tampa Bay before a torn hamstring ended his career.� His father's uncle (Curtis Looper) is currently the running backs coach at Oklahoma State.� One of his favorite things to do is visit Mission Beach, Calif., with a group of his friends every year. He has logged 70 hours of community service at the Upward Foundation, where he helps mentally challenged kids.� The oldest of five boys in his family, his full name is Raymond Ray Polk and often goes by the nickname "Ray-Ray."����


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Whoever fraudulently alters, defaces, mutilates, impairs, diminishes, falsifies, scales, or lightens any of the coins coined at the mints of the United States, or any foreign coins which are by law made current or are in actual use or circulation as money within the United States; or
Whoever fraudulently possesses, passes, utters, publishes, or sells, or attempts to pass, utter, publish, or sell, or brings into the United States, any such coin, knowing the same to be altered, defaced, mutilated, impaired, diminished, falsified, scaled, or lightened—
Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.
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How do I add to the $PATH in Window 7?
I prefer starting some apps from the command line.
We have a windows section because many of us use both, but Linux is the focus of the forum.
Thanks! I've downloaded the utility from Redmondlab and will give it a try.
Time to head out for my Senior Citizens bowling league now....
I'll make a directory for utilities such as md5sum that i use frequently and add it to $PATH.
To make this easier, you can simply right-click "My Computer", or "Computer" (Vista/7), choose "Properties". After go to the "Advanced" tab (on Vista/Win7 you need to click "Advanced System Settings" before this), then click "Environment Variables". In there, simply highlight the PATH, and click "Edit...". From there, add whatever you want into the PATH, and make sure you separate the paths with ";".
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Thanks, KK. I'll check this out later today when things calm down around here.


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The top has come off for one Astoria bikini bar.
Slinking under the guise of a regular lounge, Queen of Hearts' thinly-veiled attempt to renew its liquor license, without alerting the State Liquor Authority (SLA) that it's gone nearly-naked, has local leaders drafting legislation to expose them and similarly shady businesses.
Initiated by Assemblymember Aravella Simotas, the Community Full Disclosure Act calls the SLA to improve its application process for obtaining and renewing liquor licenses by demanding businesses remain transparent regarding the exact activities inside the establishment – particularly adult entertainment.
The motion came after Queen of Hearts, at 26-12 Hoyt Avenue South, failed to disclose its status as a bikini bar, masquerading as an ordinary lounge.
"These businesses receive their license to sell alcohol by claiming that they operate as bars and lounges, but behind closed doors they have their employees strip down to their underwear and offer lap or poll dances to their patrons for money," said Simotas.
Queen of Hearts filed to renew its liquor license with the SLA in September of 2012 under the name Wild Rose.
According to Simotas, institutions are required to disclose name changes and alterations to the style of venue upon reapplication, both of which the owner of the establishment, Steve Hatzilazaridis, failed to do. While forms have a category indicating "topless entertainment," there is no selection that specifies whether a business plans to feature scantily-clad performers. To the assemblymember, two-inches of fabric do not make a difference.
"We shouldn't be required to investigate every business that applies for a liquor license," said Simotas. "The State liquor authority should be obtaining this information, basic information, whether or not they intend to have adult entertainment in their establishment."
Liquor licenses are reviewed by the local community board, which gives a recommendation to the SLA. Community Board 1 District Manager Lucille Hartmann said she believes the application should not only ask more in depth questions concerning the establishment's intentions but the SLA should also consider the recommendation of the local community board more seriously.
"It would be very beneficial to all communities if the board and our recommendation had a little more punch and had more of an impact," said Hartmann.
According to the bar's lawyer, Peter Stern, Hatzilazaridis failed to disclose to him that they would be adding adult entertainment.
"I didn't know that they were refiling as a go-go bar. I didn't know what they were doing in there," said Stern.
The befuddled attorney, who filed the request to renew but not the original application in July of 2010, said he understood why residents in a neighborhood like Astoria would oppose the installation of an "adult establishment with any kind of erotic behavior."
Several months ago, a similar skin-centric business, Racks at 19-26 Steinway Street, submitted an application for a liquor license. Simotas said she was perplexed as to why controversial establishments continued to pop up in a residential neighborhood.
"The only rationale is the Community Board isn't getting the information it needs to properly scrutinize each application," said Simotas. "The Community Board should not have to go investigate. They shouldn't have to go knock down the door and find the owner. That information should be right up front."
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By DOUG GORMAN
MACON — Mission accomplished.
Tyler Askey, the 170-pound Northgate senior wrestler, stepped into the history books Saturday afternoon with his fourth GHSA state wrestling title.
For Askey, his 16-6 victory over Ware County's David Shavers (63-1) makes him just the third wrestler in the state of Georgia to finish his four-year career with an undefeated 194-0 record.
Askey set up his showdown with Shavers with two pins and a major decision over Creekview's Hunter Udall.
Apparently, it doesn't matter where the Georgia High School wresting event sets up its state tournament venue.
Askey won his first three state titles at the Gwinnett Arena, before closing out his career with the win Saturday at the Macon Centreplex.
"I like both places, he said. "Gwinnett might have been a little louder, but this was a great environment too."
Shavers was one of Askey's toughest opponents this season. Entering the Class AAAAAA final, Shavers held an impressive record of 60-1.
The Ware County wrestler reached the state finals with two pins and a major decision over talented Stephenson senior Darion Perry. However when he stepped on the mat with Askey, it really wasn't a challenge.
As Askey waited for his match to begin, he simply circled the mat and calmly chatted with the Northgate coaching staff. From there, it was all business as Askey controlled the match from start to finish,
Askey took down Shavers twice in the first period to grab an early 4-0 lead, and he was never really challenged.
With a series of takedowns in the second period, he increased the score to 12-4. All four points Shavers picked up were given to him by Askey on escapes.
Askey's final high school match followed the script he has used for four years, giving up points to his opponent to set up his next move.
At the end of Saturday's match inside a packed Centreplex, Askey was simply humbled by what he had just accomplished.
"I have been a little bit lucky and also a little bit fortunate to stay healthy for four years," he said.
Askey admits didn't even pay attention to who his opponent was in the final until right before they were introduced as part of the pre-match ceremonies.
"It's not that I don't care who I am going to face, I just try not to worry about it," Askey said. "I just want to stay focused."
His final varsity win also closed out a successful wrestling career of head coach Adrian Anderson who is stepping down with a resume of more than 300 wins.
"We never really planned on going out together," Anderson said. "It just sort of happened that way, but I can't be any more happier."
At the end of the match, Anderson couldn't help but get emotional.
"He is the best wrestler I have ever coached. I have never stopped being amazed how he just keeps getting better. He even improves each time. He improves week to week," Anderson said. "He just has such a great work ethic."
The veteran wrestling coach doesn't really have a blueprint to why Askey was so good.
"It is just a great work ethic with him," Anderson said, "He has great family and a lot of support. He comes from a great school and you won't find somebody who wants it has much."
Askey has trained for years with Arturo Holmes at The Wrestling Center in Cobb County.
Once they roll out the mats, Anderson admits Askey has a real gift for just closing out matches."
"He has incredible balance," Anderson said "He works at all of those things, and of course there are some other intangibles that go along with it. The best thing about him, he keeps his priorities right."
Wrestling fans haven't seen the end of Askey's wresting career.
He now takes it to the college level after signing a letter of intent with Virginia.
Askey chose the ACC school after a recruiting battle that included offers from Colgate in the Ivy League.
Anderson predicts the four-time, undefeated state champ could be an multi All-American once he steps on the University of Virginia campus.


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What do you think of the tax increases being proposed in the Legislature?
Maybe there was a misunderstanding with my last post. They ordered cigarettes a case at a time from some out of state Indian reservation. They did not pay tax on them. Legally, they were supposed to pay Minnesota the tax. Eventually, the state found out and the Department of Revenue sent them a bill for back taxes.
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I know someone that got caught ordering cigarettes from another state. They had to shell out quite a bit of money to the state in taxes. You see, you don't get to avoid cigarette taxes, or any sales tax by buying out-of-state, not legally, anyway.
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$1.60 per pack of cigs. I predict this will lower reveniew rathen than increase revenue. Some will quit and most of the others will purchase the cigs in another state. Then the state will get no tax from the people that buy outside the state. I wonder how I get a job being a revenue forcaster. Are our elected officials really that stupid? Look at the forcast for revenue on the electronic pull tabs and then check the results. The end result is that the general fund (all of us) have to pick up the shortfalls.
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Well as much as I love the Vikings and would hate to see them go you certainly SHOULD NOT raise taxes just to pay for a stadium that is one place you could start cutting...Paying the poloticians in office is another place that could be cut...there was NO need for their last raise for a PART TIME job...Welfare to illigal alliens is another cut...here is an EASY WAY to raise tax money ... LEGALIZE MARIJUANA and tax the crap out of that...plus it would free up money in the prison system...hey I found an ADD and CUT all in one place...maybe I should run for office...
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Oh, for Pete's-sake, leave liquor and cigs alone. Enough with the sin taxes.
It's time we tax those boring, beady-eyed doofuses who are incapable of having any fun. I say we get the IRS's list of right wing wackos and Tea Party weenies, and tax the be-jeezus out of them.
All they are going to do with the money they have tucked away in their mattresses is give it to losing causes and candidates, anyway.
Of course, it's okay to tax the wealthy, too. Or, maybe the Founding Fathers thought they should have unlimited tax breaks. I'm sure they did. It's in the Constitution.
You can look it up.
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Cut what? Nursing homes? Transportation? DNR? School Funding? It is easy to say we should cut spending, so long as it doesn't affect me and my family.
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The Warring States period ended in 221 BCE, after the state of Qin conquered the other six kingdoms and established the first unified Chinese state. Qin Shi Huang, the emperor of Qin, proclaimed himself the "First Emperor" (始皇帝) and imposed reforms throughout China, notably the forced standardization of the Chinese language, measurements, length of cart axles, and currency.
The Qin Dynasty lasted only fifteen years, falling soon after Qin Shi Huang's death, as its harsh legalist and authoritarian policies led to widespread rebellion. The subsequent Han Dynasty ruled China between 206 BCE and 220 CE, and created a lasting Han cultural identity among its populace that has endured to the present day.
The Han Dynasty expanded the empire's territory considerably with military campaigns reaching Korea, Vietnam, Mongolia and Central Asia, and also helped establish the Silk Road in Central Asia. Han China gradually became the largest economy of the ancient world.
The Han Dynasty adopted Confucianism, a philosophy developed in the Spring and Autumn period, as its official state ideology. Despite the Han's official abandonment of Legalism, the official ideology of the Qin, Legalist institutions and policies remained and formed the basis of the Han government.
After the collapse of Han, a period of disunion known as the period of the Three Kingdoms followed. In 580 CE, China was reunited under the However, the Sui Dynasty declined following its defeat in the Goguryeo–Sui War (598–614).
The Song Dynasty was the first government in world history to issue paper money and the first Chinese polity to establish a permanent standing navy. Between the 10th and 11th centuries, the population of China doubled in size to around 100 million people, mostly due to the expansion of rice cultivation in central and southern China, and the production of abundant food surpluses.
The Song Dynasty also saw a flourishing of philosophy and the arts, as landscape art and portrait painting were brought to new levels of maturity and complexity, and social elites gathered to view art, share their own and trade precious artworks. The Song Dynasty saw a revival of Confucianism, in response to the growth of Buddhism during the Tang.
In the 13th century, China was gradually conquered by the Mongol empire. In 1271, the Mongol leader Kublai Khan established the Yuan Dynasty; the Yuan conquered the last remnant of the Song Dynasty in 1279.
A peasant named Zhu Yuanzhang overthrew the Yuan Dynasty in 1368 and founded the Ming Dynasty. Under the Ming Dynasty, China enjoyed another golden age, developing one of the strongest navies in the world and a rich and prosperous economy amid a flourishing of art and culture.
It was during this period that Zheng He led explorations throughout the world, reaching as far as Africa. In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, China's capital was moved from Nanjing to Beijing. During the Ming Dynasty, thinkers such as Wang Yangming further critiqued and expanded Neo-Confucianism with concepts of individualism and innate morality.
In 1644, Beijing was sacked by a coalition of rebel forces led by Li Zicheng, a minor Ming official who led the peasant revolt. The last Ming Chongzhen Emperor committed suicide when the city fell. The Manchu Qing Dynasty then allied with Ming Dynasty general Wu Sangui and overthrew Li's short-lived Shun Dynasty, and subsequently seized control of Beijing, which became the new capital of the Qing Dynasty.(wikipedia.org)


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The purpose of the hearing is to receive testimony on the Secretary of the Interior's Order No. 3315 to Consolidate and Establish the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement within the Bureau of Land Management.
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BUFFALO, NY - In November of last year, David Gerken, Jr., a Palmyra native, got drunk at a Buffalo Bills game and was kicked out of Ralph Wilson Stadium.
A few hours later, Gerken fell into a creek and downed near the Ralph.
Now, his family has filed their intention to sue local government agencies saying they're responsible.
The family of the 26-year-old says it intends to sue Erie County, the County Sheriff's Office and Orchard Park police in the death of their son, after the Bills-Dolphins game, which was on Nov. 15.
In a Notice of Claim that's been filed in State Supreme Court in Erie County, the family accuses the county of negligence by ejecting Gerken from the game drunk and letting him walk away.
Gerken was at the game with family and around halftime, he was ejected for disorderly conduct, then escorted out of Ralph Wilson Stadium. Gerken was supposed to meet his brother at a bar, but instead, went missing.
Rescue crews were looking for Gerken overnight and into the morning hours. Police say around 1 a.m., he accidentally fell from a slope at Smokes Creek, which is slightly east of the Bills Fieldhouse.
Police say Gerken drowned in a stream there and was also hypothermic.
The family claims the county is at fault because the area where Gerken died was "poorly lit" and "incompletely fenced" and that Erie County had "notice of the hazard and failed to correct it."
Since the county owns Ralph Wilson Stadium, the family says the county is "responsible for ensuring the safety of patrons."
2 On Your Side reached out to the Gerken family, but they did not return our call. Gerken's father, David Sr. spoke to 2 On Your Side in the days after his son's death.
"He was well-liked by many, always brought smiles to people's faces," he said.
The family has now hired Eric Dolan, a Rochester-based attorney. Dolan tells 2 On Your Side's Jeff Preval by phone that the family is prepared to go to trial for their son.
Peter Anderson, an Erie County government spokesperson says a hearing will be set so that both sides can discuss the family's claim.
Orchard Park police had no comment on the claim. The Bills are not named in the claim, but we reached out to them for comment. They did not get back to us.


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By Global Public Square staff
A few weeks ago, the president told a newspaper the solution to partisanship is politics and more politics. That's how you work toward the building of agreements.
Unfortunately, it wasn't Barack Obama. It was Mexico's Enrique Pena Nieto. As Washington has been mired in gridlock this year, consider what's happening just across the border. One of the first things Pena Nieto did after assuming office just weeks ago was to announce a pact for Mexico, an ambitious set of reforms to raise taxes, increase competition and take on the teachers' unions.
Now, it is one thing to announce a plan, quite another to get support for it and President Pena Nieto's pact comes with endorsements from across the spectrum, the conservatives he ousted from office as well as the leftist Democrats.
While the world has gotten used to a torrent of images and news of drug-related violence from Mexico, another side of this country has been quietly developing.
Consider the facts: Mexico's GDP is expected to grow by nearly 4 percent this year, twice as fast as Brazil or, for that matter, the United States. It is riding a manufacturing boom. Mexico is now the world's fourth biggest producer of cars, according to the World Trade Atlas. Starting next year, new taxis in New York City will carry a "made in Mexico' label." Mexico is also the world's top exporter of flat screen TVs. In fact, Mexico exports more manufactured products than all the other countries in Latin America combined.
More from GPS: Misconceptions about Mexico
Three main factors are in play: For one, geography. Sharing a border with the United States means heavy products are cheaper to transport across than if they were manufactured in, say, Asia.
A second factor is NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement. Mexican products are subject to lower duties than those from other countries. In fact, The Economist points out that Mexico has trade deals with 44 countries, the most of any nation in the world.
The third factor is wages. As other manufacturing hubs become more expensive, Mexico has become more competitive. According to HSBC, in 2000 Mexican workers earned nearly five times the salary of their Chinese peers. But, by 2011, Mexican workers were only about a third more expensive than Chinese workers.
When you project all these advantages into the next few years, Mexico's economic future looks robust. The National Intelligence Council released an important report called Global Trends 2030. One of the trends it looks at is how demographic changes will shape the world. Countries with younger, more dynamic populations will grow faster.
While the median age in Mexico will be 34 in 2030, the median Chinese or Russian age will be about ten years older. Japan's median age will hit 52. America actually has an advantage here, at 39 our median age will only be five years older than that of Mexico's. Trends don't ensure particular outcomes, but it's clear that contrary to its global image, Mexico's economy has momentum. It will be among the world's top ten economies by the end of this decade.
Smart reforms can build it further. The irony is that one possible impediment to Mexico's growth could be the very country that is its biggest asset – the United States. If we slow down, so will Mexico. But perhaps that can be avoided if Washington's polarized factions could agree on a way forward. Maybe we need to take some lessons from south of the border.
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maybe its time for Americans to cross the boarder!
Why would you cross your boarder? Better cross the border...
A military Major friend asked what he should be on the look out for as he is gonna be stationed close to the Mexico border, a city where lots of Mexican Americans live.
He asked "I gotta be careful, they chop heads off over there".
First I looked at him like, "They made you a Major"
Second; "That only happens in Mexico, plus military are prohibited from entering Mexico".
Third, "It would help if you learned a little Spanish"
Fourth, "You will be in a region where Mexican food is Top Notch with countless of restaurants competing for you dollar".
And last, "Open your mind a little" he didn't appreciate that, figures coming from an American who only knows one culture.
Your friend is probably being stationed at Ft. Bliss, Texas. I grew up there and it is 85% Mexican American. One of the safest towns in America with great quality of life and friendly people. Across the border is Juarez, but you don't want to go there.
If I run a tube from my butt to my car`s engine, how many black bean burritos will I need to ingest in order to get from Amarillo to Cabo San Lucas?
It's NOT their clean water system ! !
One of the best things we can learn from Mexico is to examine their illegal immigration laws and adopt them here
There is much we can learn from Mexico. Its southern borders are secure and those who come in illegally are jailed and deported. Voter ID is required. The ID has a picture protected by a holograph and a thumb print, they successfully send there excess unemployed across the northern border to work, collect benefits and send cash back to Mexico. They do not have a freeloader welfare system. Foreigners are not given free benefits, any state benefit will only be given to a person with an official ID. So let's follow Mexico's shining example.
Building an EV kit car in my parents' garage sounds appealing, but A) It's probably very expensive and not safe enough, and B) nobody is going to pay me unless I sell the vehicle, and I want to build one that I can use. So where does that situation leave people like me in the US as a less than wealthy American? Eh?
Lets see what can America learn:
1. Encourage those that are dependent on welfare, food stamps and just refuse to take a job to move north to Canada.
2. Help those that qualify for number 1 to get closer to the border.
that rats have 2 legs.....
What can the US learn from Mexico? To punish lawbreakers harshly enough that future lawbreakers will think twice before breaking the law in the first place.
We could also have a robust economy. Military spending has been a drag on our economy. Take about half of what we spend on the military and put it to work building roads and bridges, replacing dams and replacing our electrical grid system so that we can use our largest energy resource, the wind. By doing all of these things, we would create more jobs than has been created over the last decade combined.
mexican, please. we can learn how to flavor guacamole from them. thats all.
It is good to see Mexico doing well; the people deserve a lot better than they have been getting. That is good for the US. Their corruption and gross income inequality will keep them from getting to where they could.
Our median US age will be almost as young as Mexico because so much of our population will be Mexican.
Mexico teaches us that the best export is unwanted people and our most valuable import is unregistered Democrats. Eric Holder distributes assault weapons to Mexican criminals while Sheriff and pistol-packing hypocrite Feinstein seeks to criminalize US citizens for a semi-auto .22 squirrel gun. Yep, there's a whole lot that Mexico can teach us.
One big advantge that Mexico has over the US, is that is has the PRI. Please don't get me wrong here. I know the PRI has a history of intense corruption, but what I am trying to say is that Mexico has a centrist party represented by the PRI, the PAN would be the equivalent to the Republicans and the PRD the equivalent to the Democrats. Having a 3rd centrist party allows to break the polarizing politics we have seen in the US for decades and to find majority support in many issues that would otherwise be frozen in gridlock. We the people of the US could take a lesson from that. Imagine if in the US we had a strong 3rd party that would tend to be moderatelly socially conservative and moderatelly economically liberal.
Learn to spell, and properly construct a sentence.
If Mexico is doing so well, then feed your people. Maybe they'll stop invading our country. Deport them.
Mexicans are very racists more than any race in the world. They come here illegally and enjoy the fruits of the economy and they produce kids to become US Citizens (They dont use condoms, say it is against their catholic religion, what a joke) and at the same time they hate America and they be loyal to Mexican flag and they carry it everywhere. What a hypocracy it is? We, the Americans are also responsible for their illegal boom, because in the beginning we are very sorry for them and we thought they are just coming because they dont have a good living there, so we acted as humanly with passion, so Mexicans took advantage of they and started jumping the border. They are so racist that when they meet another Mexican, they only talk in Spanish, forgetting that there are other American folks there who doesn't understand Spanish, why should they, because they forced America to learn Spanish and waste tax payers money, by forcing us to print every communication in both English and Spanish. Bravo Mexicano!!! Nice game.
This writer must be talking about the diplomacy of the Mexican President. Does he mean that their President has more tact and diplomacy and is able to actually lead the policy makers of his country? If that is what he means then I totally agree.
What the U.S. can learn from mexico? dont p!ss and s&*t in your own drinking water for starters
What we can learn from Mexico. Allowing most of the resources of an entire nation to be controlled by a very small porton of its residence leaves millions of people in absolute poverty. Almost sounds like where America is going
Hey man,,,, go to tijuana.. and see what its happening... go to Chiapas...Oaxaca.. as a reporter or as a camera man... live there for 3 days..;.. and then give me an opinion ok??? you see tooo much soap operas my friend
Hey SIanderer (aka SIandrew), Now that you've taught us all about the four major races here on Earth (Caucasoid, MongoIoid, Neg roid, and Mexisoid), why don't you move to Borneo and teach them about how IiberaIism is a severe mentaI disorder.
Mexican hunger salaries do not produce stability. To the contrary, mini wages throw thousands into the hands of drug traffickers.
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what we can learn, send all your poor into a richer country, then steal
President Obama can learn that disarming the people leaves only the lawless armed, and the citizens like sheep to the slaughter.
Americans go by instincts not by rational thinking. Introduce a new thing to them they will react by their instincts. Had they been using brains they would have changed many of their indefensible laws. America has abundant natural resources an advantage over other countries. Things are changing but, the national debt is pulling America under and if nothing rational is done about it soon, some nations which Americans despise will soon pull ahead of her!
As Americans we always see on the local newes another tourist getting killed in Mexico, on Tel Mundo or CNN like's to present the topic that Mexico is a dangerous places where the drug lord thrive and make millions when selling drugs across the border to places in the United States of America and Canada as well. Mexico is not just a place where people are drug mules and the industry is based on drugs and guns, it's quite a rich country that has lot's of history and has given us singers and food that entered the American markets. Being an American who has visted Mexico the people have always been open minded to talk about their cultures, and music with them over cup of coffie or soda with them at the local cafe. As Americans we must travel outside of borders and explore different cultures and not judge them what we see on the local newes, this has been our mistake for many years when we judge races like the American Hispanic community and Arab American community as well in our society. What as Americans we can learn from Mexico is to be open minded and learn to listen and share ideas with our friends south of the border, and not to judge all hard working Mexcians as illegal workers who want to steal our jobs but treat with respect and let them be apart our of growing society for years to come.
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