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Metal theft knocks out phones
JUNCTION CITY, Ore. - A stolen copper phone line left 200 residences in Junction City and Cheshire without phone service on Tuesday.
Residents had to report emergencies by cell phone - or in person.
CenturyLink (formerly Qwest) customers whose landline phones were out of service and who did not have cellular phone coverage were asked to report emergencies in person to the Lane Rural Fire District stations located at 91970 Territorial Highway and 22900 Highway 36 or to the main fire station in Junction City at 1755 Juniper Street.
Someone stole the wire at 5 a.m. Tuesday morning in south Junction City.
Service was restored by 7 p.m.
Authorities said the thieves cut down a pole and dragged 600 feet of copper cable down the road.
The theft cost CenturyLink thousands of dollars to repair.
About 200 residents lost phone service, revised down from early estimates of 900.
In Albany, Burcham's Metals employee Andrew Jones said depending on the wire density, 600 feet of copper could have a market value of about $1,400. Jones said copper is a hot item for thieves because it could mean fast money.
"When the price is high it is good incentive for a person to try to get something for nothing," said Jones.
Jones said Burcham's Metals works with the Linn County Sheriff's Office and the Albany Police Department to track metal theft. On Tuesday Jones said his yard received two theft reports and that the number of reports has risen in recent years. He said high unemployment and drug use have driven people to cash in on copper and other metals to the tune of about $3 per pound.
Jones said the state is cracking down on metal theft.
In 2010, the legislature passed Senate Bill 570 which required scrap metal yards to hold payment on metals for up to three days, copy the seller's photo identification, and photograph all materials for record keeping.
"With all that we can compile quite a bit of evidence in case something is stolen," said Jones.
But Jones said that the law can't stop every thief. He said not all scrap yards are diligent with paperwork and that the law can drive some thieves to take stolen metals across state lines, making metal theft a nationwide problem.


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If there's anything we've learned from the likes of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (The Row) and Kate and Laura Mulleavy (Rodarte), it's that sisters make some of the best designer duos-a sentiment that's perfectly applicable to the ladies behind one of our favorite lines right now: Porter Grey! Created with the modern, fashion-conscious girl in mind, Kristen and Alexandra O'Neill initially launched the brand designing made-to-order pieces. The goal was simple: make classic, versatile clothing that evoked a sense of casual sophistication-a formula that has proven to be very successful, indeed! These days, Porter Grey has evolved into a fully developed label, which not only made its exciting NYFW debut during the S/S 11 show season, but is also a favorite of fashionable ladies like Jessica Biel and Blake Lively. Considering all of that, we are beyond thrilled to bring this fantastic brand to your attention in this month's Line We Love story, featuring a few of our favorite pieces from their Resort 12 collection. Plus, to make it extra special, we've also included some of the duo's inspiration photos as well as a Q&A with the designers themselves!
Mini Batik Shorts ($295, 617.491.0810) in Black/White
It's not too often you'll find us sporting a pair of short shorts, but we might have to make an exception for this wildly adorable pair. We love the fact they are made out of a light and airy cotton, plus, the print lends itself to a myriad of styling options. We'd play up the batik print and create a high-impact ensemble by pairing them with a bright blouse or a printed top and neutral wedges.
Double Breasted Knit Blazer ($395, 773.244.1300) in Black/White Stripe
We are quite fond of the classic and preppy spirit of nautical stripes, which would explain why we're so smitten with the collection's Double Breasted Knit Blazer. Featuring a modern, boxy silhouette and chic gold buttons, we think this cropped jacket would bring a polished finish to any look. So whether you're spending the afternoon on a yacht (we wish!) or headed to office, you'll surely want to have this piece on hand.
Silk Pleated Midi Skirt With Slit ($585, 773.244.1300) in Melon
If we could have only one piece from Porter Grey's Resort 12 collection, it would definitely be this skirt. The florescent tropical print has us dreaming of warm, sandier locales and the tiny pleats and of-the-moment midi length give the piece a fun and feminine look we love. To keep the focus on the skirt, we suggest teaming it with understated separates, like a button-up blouse and a pair of pumps.
Fitted Leather Dress with Cut-Out Back ($660, 773.244.1300) in Blue
As longtime fans of all-weather leather, this vibrant number immediately stood out to us. We're crazy about the sleek, minimalist design and the bright blue hue, which gives the piece a fresh and playful look. Wear it now with black opaque tights for an updated mod outfit and then with a pair of equally eye-catching sandals come spring!
Q&A with Kristen and Alexandra O'Neill
What inspired the start of your design careers?
Kristen: Alexandra has been designing and creating her own clothing and accessories since she was around 10. Our grandmother taught her to sew on a '50s sewing machine. Porter Grey was inspired by our own desire to have pieces that were both classic and fashion conscious, without being overly trend driven. We set out designing with ourselves in mind and ended up finding out that there were other girls who felt the same way about what they were missing in their own wardrobes.
What was the inspiration behind this season's collection?
Alexandra: It is a playful collection that was inspired by travel posters from the '50s and '60s. We blended nautical navy and white stripes with a colorful palette of cantaloupe, bright blue, green apple, and bright red. We also incorporated a batik fabric that evoked the feeling of being in the tropics.
How would you style specific pieces from this collection? Do you have a favorite piece in the collection?
Kristen: Anything in our print. I love both colorways.
Alexandra: I love our fitted leather dress in the electric blue. The color and the open back make this piece really stand out.
What kind of girl do you envision wearing your clothing?
Alexandra: We definitely design with ourselves in mind. We both have very different styles, but we try to play to what we both like. As we have gotten older our lifestyles have changed, so our collection has also expanded to fit that lifestyle.
How does your design process for a collection start?
Kristen: Our Resort 12 collection started with a fabric that we found. It is a multi-colored print on silk that reminded us of the vacation posters from the '50s and '60s. Usually our collection will start with one of us saying, "wouldn't it be amazing if we did...", and then we go into a design frenzy, but inspiration can come in so many forms, anywhere from a simple photograph or as was the case with the S/S 12 collection, our childhood bedroom. We have what can probably be best described as a road map to the collection, which takes up an entire wall in my apartment. We fill the entire wall with sketches, fabric, and notes, and then slowly build the collection from that. It is always really interesting to watch the process and see what we end up with at the end. We will work on a collection for about eight months, so by the time we get to show the collection the ideas and inspirations have evolved and expanded, but have also been refined and siphoned to create a cohesive story.-Jessica Baker

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The Parts Unlimited World Off Road Championship Series is coming to Price April 5-6. The WORCS tour will be round six of the national series and round four of the series western nationals.
The local motocross park is considered one of the best spectator venues on the WORCS tour by riders and fans alike.
In addition to the racing which will take place over the weekend, an open practice will take place Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday's racing events will include the prerun event, novice, amateur and expert races, pro qualifying and family fun run.
Sunday will start with the two man team relay race, all terrain vehicle race, youth races and the main pro event which will last two hours.
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Even the littlest kids want to play with mom and dad's iPhone or iPod Touch, but the thought of handing an expensive piece of equipment to an infant is probably more than a little scary. The Laugh & Learn Apptivity Case is a solution that lets kids as young as 6 months old play with these advanced devices with no worries. Simply place an iPhone or iPod Touch inside the durable Apptivity Case to keep it protected from accidental drops, drools, and unwanted call-making.
First open the case. Then take any case off your iPhone or iPod. Rest your device inside the case and then reinsert the back of the case. Be sure to follow the instructions. You have to exert a little bit of pressure to make sure the case holds your device snugly in place. You'll also want to start up the app you want to use before you put the device in the case because the case is designed so that babies can't randomly press the home button and change the app or make calls. You'll also want to adjust the volume, as those buttons are inaccessible once the device is in the case.
Once the device is in the case, kids can play. Fisher-Price has three learning apps available for free download. The Apptivity Case also has beads and a mirror for baby-appropriate play.
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We think this is a great idea for parents who want to allow their kids to play with these expensive devices. Naturally, Fisher-Price had to make some trade-offs to provide the level of protection necessary. For example, in order to prevent a child from making random calls, the home button can't be pushed, but that also means you can't change apps without opening up the case. Still, if your little one is clamoring to play with your iPod or iPhone, and you're willing to let him or her do it, this is a cute product that will keep the peace—and your peace of mind.
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POTSDAM Children cheered and gasped and got their hands dirty Friday while learning about science at SUNY Potsdams third annual Chemtoberfest.
The event mixes the atmosphere of a science fair and a fall festival, with a slate of activities that aspires to be as educational as entertaining.
The day proved a popular field trip for area elementary, middle and high school classes. Kids watched a magic show that demonstrated scientific principles in between live music and dance performances, all while munching on carmel apples and cotton candy.
A small pool of oobleck was particularly popular. The substance is made simply by mixing cornstarch and water, and normally it acts just like any other liquid. But when subjected to quick, sudden pressure it will rapidly harden, allowing volunteers to run across the pool of liquid without sinking.
Its pretty awesome, said Caiden Woodrow, a 6th-grader from Hermon-Dekalb Central School.
Flashy, fun science is the whole point of Chemtoberfest, according to event organizier John C. Proetta.
We try to show chemistry in the light of everyday life, he said.
Mr. Proetta is a 2010 SUNY Potsdam graduate, and a current adjunct instructor of chemistry at the college. He created Chemtoberfest three years ago to present chemistry outside of a typical classroom.
I make it a show, I make it a spectacle, he said.
Its not just educational for the kids, he added, but also for the SUNY Potsdam science students who volunteer. They need to learn to make complicated subjects accessible and easy for children to learn.
It gets them to be in their element, pun intended, Mr. Proetta said.
Sean T. Atkinson, of Long Island, is a senior studying biochemistry. He has volunteered at all three Chemtoberfests, and said this years is the busiest so far.
Its a great way to get the community involved in the department, he said.
High school chemistry teacher Mark T. Lee agrees. He brought a group of his 8th and 9th graders from Colton-Pierrepont Central School to the festival.
It lets students see some of the fascinating things science can do, he said.
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Roof leakage collapsed the roof of the ladies' rest room.
As the rain has continued to fall over the past few weeks, streams and the Price River have risen, lawns have been saturated and water has pooled along streets during heavy rainfall. The rain has also started to affect buildings including City Hall in East Carbon City.
The water damage, which covers a large portion of the building, has been described as being "significant and substantial", according to Councilwoman Cheryl McFarland.
Of the 17 rooms and offices at the City Hall, nine of the them have been affected by water damage of varying degrees. The conference room, a source of pride at City Hall with the newly painted walls and tile flooring, suffered damage with water seeping through the ceiling causing the paint to bubble up in places and damage the tile along the floor.
The work in the conference room was funded through a grant that the city used to remodel the conference room a few years ago.
In the room that houses the East Carbon Police, water has slithered down from the ceiling onto the blinds covering the window. An old coffee cup sitting on the window sill provided one way of catching some of the falling water. With all of the recent rain, drops of water have started to become an even more troublesome problem, affecting the work of the officers. Water dripping from the ceiling has hit the computers, printers and pooled near a power strip on the floor, according to Sgt. Philip Holt. Water has also made its way into the room where the police stores evidence from their work, he said.
The worst of the water damage may be in the woman's restroom, where the damage is severe enough that the restroom is nearly unusable, McFarland said. McFarland said she and others in the office tried to channel the water falling from the ceiling into a bucket placed on top of the toilet to minimize the damage. The amount of water coming in through the ceiling eventually began to pool on the floor and reached the door leading out of the restroom, she said.
"The damage that has been done will likely require thousands of dollars to be fixed," McFarland said.
The council was in agreement that the damage from the water was a problem that needs to be fixed. The roofing will likely require replacing, McFarland said, but a possible price for the project was not known.
The council has until June 1 to submit an emergency application to the Association of Local Governments for funding to help pay to replace the roof. The council approved a motion that will have the city acquire bids for the cost to replace the roof and submit them to the AOG. While the city is looking to get funding for a new roof, the council discussed the possibility of going after enough funding to fix all of the water damaged areas.
If the city does not meet the June 1 deadline, it must wait until October to apply for emergency funding.
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42 U.S. Code § 7912 - Processing site designations
(a) Specific and other site locations; remedial action; consultations; boundaries; Grand Junction, Colorado, site restriction
(1) As soon as practicable, but no later than one year after November 8, 1978, the Secretary shall designate processing sites at or near the following locations:
Salt Lake City, Utah
Green River, Utah
Mexican Hat, Utah
Durango, Colorado
Grand Junction, Colorado
Rifle, Colorado (two sites)
Gunnison, Colorado
Naturita, Colorado
Maybell, Colorado
Slick Rock, Colorado (two sites)
Shiprock, New Mexico
Ambrosia Lake, New Mexico
Riverton, Wyoming
Converse County, Wyoming
Lakeview, Oregon
Falls City, Texas
Tuba City, Arizona
Monument Valley, Arizona
Lowman, Idaho
Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania
Subject to the provisions of this subchapter, the Secretary shall complete remedial action at the above listed sites before his authority terminates under this subchapter. The Secretary shall within one year of November 8, 1978, also designate all other processing sites within the United States which he determines requires remedial action to carry out the purposes of this subchapter. In making such designation, the Secretary shall consult with the Administrator, the Commission, and the affected States, and in the case of Indian lands, the appropriate Indian tribe and the Secretary of the Interior.
(2) As part of his designation under this subsection, the Secretary, in consultation with the Commission, shall determine the boundaries of each such site.
(b) Health hazard assessment; priorities for remedial action
Within one year from November 8, 1978, the Secretary shall assess the potential health hazard to the public from the residual radioactive materials at designated processing sites. Based upon such assessment, the Secretary shall, within such one year period, establish priorities for carrying out remedial action at each such site. In establishing such priorities, the Secretary shall rely primarily on the advice of the Administrator.
(c) Notification
Within thirty days after making designations of processing sites and establishing the priorities for such sites under this section, the Secretary shall notify the Governor of each affected State, and, where appropriate, the Indian tribes and the Secretary of the Interior.
(d) Finality of determinations
The designations made, and priorities established, by the Secretary under this section shall be final and not be subject to judicial review.
(e) Certain real property or improved areas
(1) The designation of processing sites within one year after November 8, 1978, under this section shall include, to the maximum extent practicable, the areas referred to in section 7911 (6)(B) of this title.
(2) Notwithstanding the one year limitation contained in this section, the Secretary may, after such one year period, include any area described in section 7911 (6)(B) of this title as part of a processing site designated under this section if he determines such inclusion to be appropriate to carry out the purposes of this subchapter.
(3) The Secretary shall designate as a processing site within the meaning of section 7911 (6) of this title any real property, or improvements thereon, in Edgemont, South Dakota, that—
(A) is in the vicinity of the Tennessee Valley Authority uranium mill site at Edgemont (but not including such site), and
In making the designation under this paragraph, the Secretary shall consult with the Administrator, the Commission and the State of South Dakota. The provisions of this subchapter shall apply to the site so designated in the same manner and to the same extent as to the sites designated under subsection (a) of this section except that, in applying such provisions to such site, any reference in this subchapter to November 8, 1978, shall be treated as a reference to January 4, 1983, and in determining the State share under section 7917 of this title of the costs of remedial action, there shall be credited to the State, expenditures made by the State prior to January 4, 1983, which the Secretary determines would have been made by the State or the United States in carrying out the requirements of this subchapter.
(f) Designation of Moab Site as processing site
(1) Designation
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Moab uranium milling site (referred to in this subsection as the "Moab site") located approximately three miles northwest of Moab, Utah, and identified in the Final Environmental Impact Statement issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in March 1996 in conjunction with Source Materials License No. SUA–917, is designated as a processing site.
(2) Applicability
This subchapter applies to the Moab site in the same manner and to the same extent as to other processing sites designated under subsection (a) of this section, except that—
(3) Remediation
Subject to the availability of appropriations for this purpose, the Secretary shall conduct remediation at the Moab site in a safe and environmentally sound manner that takes into consideration the remedial action plan prepared pursuant to section 3405(i) of the Strom Thurmond National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1999 (10 U.S.C. 7420 note; Public Law 105–261), including—
Source(Pub. L. 95–604, title I, § 102,Nov. 8, 1978, 92 Stat. 3023; Pub. L. 97–415, § 21,Jan. 4, 1983, 96 Stat. 2079; Pub. L. 106–398, § 1 [div. C, title XXXIV, § 3403(b)], Oct. 30, 2000, 114 Stat. 1654, 1654A–489.)
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Remedial action authorized under Public Law 92–314, referred to in subsec. (a)(3), means the remedial action authorized by title II of Pub. L. 92–314, June 16, 1972, 86 Stat. 222, which is not classified to the Code.
2000—Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 106–398added subsec. (f).
1983—Subsec. (e)(3). Pub. L. 97–415added par. (3).
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Activity quiets down on the New York Stock Exchange as shares settle into their two-week range. Wednesday's high-low spread in the futures was the second-narrowest in the last 10 sessions. Price closes in the upper portion of each day's travel range recently.
The chart below shows the vaults of Dec. 31 and Jan. 2, and their aftermath. The fact that price has scarcely dipped since then objectively says that institutions are not selling into this rally. For the most part, they are content to sit on positions and are not interested in locking in profits.
All of this adds up to a market that wants to go higher.
If this was the end of a bull market, the Dec. 31-Jan. 2 move would have been used as an opportunity to dump positions. Institutions begin to sell into a rising market which provides the demand for the shares they need to off.
Of course, this could begin to change tomorrow. But for most speculators and shorter-term traders, it is best to stay in synch with the trend — i.e. what the market has already done — and not try to predict when that will turn. And at this moment the trend is up.
It is to be noted that volatility is mean-reverting. In theory, this means it will go from one extreme to something closer to an average. In reality, volatility will often overshoot the average and go to the opposite extreme. As the above S&P chart shows, the extreme of two wide-range days yielded to the opposite extreme, a series of very-narrow range bars.
Thus, the current low-volatility action is expected to yield to something more dynamic. Because most consolidation periods, which is what the averages are currently in, tend to result in upward revaluation, this is a likely prospect.
Volatility tends to be high early in a bull and late in a bull. This is true not only for the averages but also for individual issues. The end of a bull market is normally characterized by choppy, back-and-forth activity. Big swings that do not produce much upward price progress. This has yet to be seen.
Meanwhile, the Naz, influenced in part by Apple's (AAPL) 6.4% drop of Monday/Tuesday, looks weaker than the S&P.
Many leading titles adopt the same tightness in their chart pattern as do the averages. This is a positive.
Among the names, Facebook FB, +0.83% pulls back near support at the top of its prior five-week base. The prior up leg was fairly steep, just like the November up leg. The Jan. 14 high at 32.21 is a logical pivot for a breakout entry.
A positive is Tuesday's volume of 142% above average drying up to Wednesday's of just 4% above average. Moreover, Tuesday's 2.7% decline ebbed to a Wednesday loss of 0.8%. Also, Tuesday's close was near the bottom of the day's range vs. the mid-range close of Wednesday.
In other words, the supply-demand quotient — momentum — changes at the margin. The view here is that this is the stuff that is more important than any analyst's comment, opinion, or forecast. It is unbiased, it is objective, it is available to all, and it does not lie.


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Any person who—
(1) offers or sells a security in violation of section 77e of this title, or
(2) offers or sells a security (whether or not exempted by the provisions of section 77c of this title, other than paragraphs (2) and (14) of subsection (a) of said section), by the use of any means or instruments of transportation or communication in interstate commerce or of the mails, by means of a prospectus or oral communication, which includes an untrue statement of a material fact or omits to state a material fact necessary in order to make the statements, in the light of the circumstances under which they were made, not misleading (the purchaser not knowing of such untruth or omission), and who shall not sustain the burden of proof that he did not know, and in the exercise of reasonable care could not have known, of such untruth or omission,
shall be liable, subject to subsection (b) of this section, to the person purchasing such security from him, who may sue either at law or in equity in any court of competent jurisdiction, to recover the consideration paid for such security with interest thereon, less the amount of any income received thereon, upon the tender of such security, or for damages if he no longer owns the security.
(b) Loss causation
In an action described in subsection (a)(2) of this section, if the person who offered or sold such security proves that any portion or all of the amount recoverable under subsection (a)(2) of this section represents other than the depreciation in value of the subject security resulting from such part of the prospectus or oral communication, with respect to which the liability of that person is asserted, not being true or omitting to state a material fact required to be stated therein or necessary to make the statement not misleading, then such portion or amount, as the case may be, shall not be recoverable.
Source(May 27, 1933, ch. 38, title I, § 12,48 Stat. 84; Aug. 10, 1954, ch. 667, title I, § 9,68 Stat. 686; Pub. L. 104–67, title I, § 105,Dec. 22, 1995, 109 Stat. 757; Pub. L. 106–554, § 1(a)(5) [title II, § 208(a)(3)], Dec. 21, 2000, 114 Stat. 2763, 2763A–435.)
2000—Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 106–554substituted "paragraphs (2) and (14)" for "paragraph (2)".
1995—Pub. L. 104–67designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted heading, inserted ", subject to subsection (b) of this section," after "shall be liable" in concluding provisions, and added subsec. (b).
1954—Act Aug. 10, 1954, inserted "offers or" before "sells" in pars. (1) and (2).
Effective Date of 1995 Amendment
Pub. L. 104–67, title I, § 108,Dec. 22, 1995, 109 Stat. 758, provided that: "The amendments made by this title [enacting sections 77z–1, 77z–2, 78u–4, and 78u–5 of this title and amending this section and sections 77t, 78o, 78t, and 78u of this title and section 1964 of Title 18, Crimes and Criminal Procedure] shall not affect or apply to any private action arising under title I of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 [15 U.S.C. 78a et seq.] or title I of the Securities Act of 1933 [15 U.S.C. 77a et seq.], commenced before and pending on the date of enactment of this Act [Dec. 22, 1995]."
Effective Date of 1954 Amendment
Amendment by act Aug. 10, 1954, effective 60 days after Aug. 10, 1954, see note under section 77b of this title.
Construction of 1995 Amendment
Nothing in amendment by Pub. L. 104–67to be deemed to create or ratify any implied right of action, or to prevent Commission, by rule or regulation, from restricting or otherwise regulating private actions under Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (15 U.S.C. 78a et seq.), see section 203 ofPub. L. 104–67, set out as a Construction note under section 78j–1 of this title.
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The board of directors will meet for the final time to dissolve the agency, which was established in 1994 to become the countys marketing arm serving the local business community. If board elects to dissolve, more than $300,000 in leftover funding from the agency will be allocated to Jefferson County under the plan; its then expected to be returned to the JCIDA, where it will be earmarked to continue marketing efforts.
The JCJDCs dissolution is part of the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agencys efforts to comply with a ruling made by state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli in February 2012. Mr. DiNapoli ruled that those who worked for the agencys nonprofit local development corporations did not work directly for the IDA, and therefore not employed by the agency; state pension benefits were revoked for the subagencies employees at the time. Thanks to the state Legislatures passage of home-rule legislation in June, employees secured retroactive benefits to July 31, 2012.
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The Watertown Local Development Corp., or Watertown Trust, was an IDA subagency that enrolled in a private pension system to comply with the plan and it now operates independently. The Watertown Industrial Center Local Development Corp. currently has an employment contract with the IDA for its three employees, but the board of directors is pursuing a plan for the agency to become a standalone entity.
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Leaders of the agency say it will lose out on the dissolution bargain made with the state. The JCIDA will no longer be assisted by marketing efforts made by the JCIDA board members, for instance, which included leaders from Jefferson County, the Development Authority of the North Country and city of Watertown. It will also lose the benefit of its membership program, which hosted quarterly breakfast meetings for the business community in the past. Education and workforce development programs previously hosted by the agency will now be taken over by the JCIDA.
Each one of these board members discussed ideas for economic development, and went back into the community with those ideas to get reactions from constituents, said Donald C. Alexander, the agencys CEO. We had this exchange of information working in the community, and its purpose was to focus on how we could do things better. We were able to pull all of these disparate groups of people under one umbrella, and in the beginning they thought the IDA was thought to be the mechanism for economic development. What we have done has proven to be successful.
The JCIDA will now strive to continue that mission without the JCJDC board of directors and membership program, said Lance M. Evans, board president of the JCJDC. Losing expertise brought by the diverse mix of business leaders who served on the JCJDCs board directors, he said, will be like emptying useful tools from a box of resources for economic growth.
We pooled together our talents here, and our function was to spread information at breakfasts and board meetings, he said. Wed have a new speaker almost every month to learn about their businesses. I think that work will still go on here, but it will be more under the radar.
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BGA Weekly: Returning to the Screen
Over the offseason, I'll be doing some analytical work on the Jets' 2011 season and re-visiting some of the work I carried out last year, to see if any trends identified are changing or continuing. Thanks to PFF for providing me with access to exclusive data to help me with my research.
On this week's BGA Weekly, we revisit the success of the screen pass in the 2011 season. My research into this last year led me to the following conclusions:
– The Jets run screen passes a lot less than most teams
– They also run them a lot less than they used to before Mark Sanchez arrived
– Sanchez' inaccuracy had an effect on the completion percentage, but also the yards per catch
I was convinced that if Sanchez could improve on that part of his game, it would have a significant impact on his overall numbers. So, did the Jets run more screens in 2011 and did they see any improvement in the success they had with these? I'll also be looking at who caught his screen passes most effectively and how the Jets defense fared against screen passes. More after the jump.
Revisiting the 2010 numbers
Note: A screen pass is defined as any pass caught behind the line of scrimmage. Although there may be exceptional occasions where such a pass was caught beyond the line of scrimmage, I consider these to be rare so they are omitted from the data.
In 2010, I looked at a number of NFL teams and all of them threw screen passes on at least 10% of their pass attempts, apart from New England (9%) and the Jets (8%). On those passes by the Jets, they completed 81% and averaged 4.0 yards per catch. That did not compare favorably with other teams such as Miami (87% / 6.4ypc), Indianapolis (95% / 6.4ypc) or New England (80% / 8.2ypc). It also did not compare well with the numbers for Brett Favre in the year before Sanchez arrived (91% / 5.7ypc) – with the Jets throwing screen passes 18% of the time.
My research indicated that Sanchez's inaccuracy was more of a factor than the personnel or the playcalling. Therefore, if he could work on that and get better at the timing and placement on his screen passes, surely this would make a big difference. Clearly he did that, so let's see what effect it had.
2011 screen pass numbers
The first thing to note is that they did use the screen pass more in 2011. The final number was 9.6% of the time. However, it should be noted that with two weeks to go in the season, they were at 10.2%. However, the screen pass was rendered pretty ineffective over the last few weeks due to the obvious lack of a downfield passing threat, for whatever reason, and they therefore went away from it. This was perhaps an outcome from the game against the Eagles in Week 14 where they ran several screens against a team that usually struggles to defend them and did not see a lot of success, partly because the defense was ready for them, but also because of poorly executed blocks that, if executed correctly, would clearly have led to the plays being very successful. 10% is still well below the rate at which most teams throw screen passes and the rate at which the Jets used to throw them before Sanchez arrived, but the increase was obviously a by-product of the success they started to have.
The completion percentage increased from 81% to 85% which is another step in the right direction after he completed just 72% of his screen passes in 2009. Remember, Brady only completed 80% in 2010 (and, in fact, only 80% in 2011 too, as the Patriots again threw screen passes just less than 10% of the time). Once again, Sanchez's percentage dipped right at the end of the season, because he was actually at a very creditable 88% before he threw those two awful interceptions on screen passes in the last game of the season. Would the improved accuracy here extend to to the timing and placement of these passes and therefore have a positive effect on the yards per catch achieved though?
In short, absolutely. On screen passes thrown by Sanchez, the Jets averaged 9.3ypc which stacks up very favorably with the numbers from Manning and Brady in 2010. (Brady's screen passes went for 9.0ypc in 2011). Clearly Sanchez's performance in this area was much better and that was reflected in the numbers.
You may recall that I attributed many of the mistakes to Sanchez last year and noted that PFF graded him negatively ten times on short passes to running backs (Manning/Brady had just five between them). In 2011, this dropped to five.
One key point we must always address is that of outliers. Sanchez did, of course, hit LaDainian Tomlinson with a screen pass in week three that went for a 70-yard gain which obviously had a dramatic effect on his numbers. However, even if we totally exclude this, Sanchez's screen passes still went for 7.7ypc which is still a huge improvement and very good on a league wide basis.
Clearly, Sanchez's improvement in this area contributed to his numbers this year, including a slight increase in completion percentage, a major improvement in red zone efficiency and, although he only had one touchdown on a screen pass, his numbers for touchdown passes (and runs) may have been indirectly boosted by the threat of the screen pass. Although his overall numbers again dipped right at the end of the year and didn't end up much better than the year before, he was more consistent on a week-to-week basis. However, if he hadn't made those improvements to his short passing game, his overall numbers could have ended up worse than last year. It's impossible to know whether too much time was spent on this (and perhaps his work in the red zone) and this led to the regression in certain other areas (especially reading the field), but the lockout-shortened season excuse won't fly this time round, so he'll have to allocate his time to the best of his ability.
Receiving numbers
Nearly all of the Jets' screen pass yardage came on throws to running backs this year. In fact, other than screen passes to Tomlinson, Joe McKnight and Shonn Greene, Sanchez was just 6-for-10 for 13 yards. Those three backs put up the following numbers:
Tomlinson 19 catches, 216 yards (11.4ypc)
McKnight eight catches, 77 yards (9.6ypc)
Greene 13 catches, 102 yards (7.8ypc)
Should we be worried that Tomlinson's departure robs the Jets of one of their best weapons in the screen game? Perhaps not. If you exclude that 70-yard outlier we mentioned earlier, his other 18 catches only went for 8.1ypc, which McKnight and Greene seem capable of replicating. If you're not a fan of excluding outliers, then if you instead take Tomlinson's two year average on screen passes, that's only 6.8ypc, so again I'd be hopeful this production can be replaced.
In terms of wide receiver screens, Sanchez had most success in the past throwing these to Jerricho Cotchery. Now that he's gone, they didn't have much success on WR screens last year, but – from his college highlight reel – it looks like Stephen Hill could produce on such plays.
Defending the screen
I heard a lot of complaints throughout the year that the Jets could not defend the screen pass, but were these justified? Jets opponents actually completed the exact same number of screen passes as the Jets did (on two fewer attempts), so it allows for an easy comparison. The Jets gained 408 yards, their opponents gained 270. So, clearly the Jets did a good job of limiting such yardage – to well below 20 yards per game. They gave up 46 yards in the first game of the year and then made the adjustment, never allowing more than 37 after that.
Overall, Jets opponents averaged 6.1ypc on screen passes, which is no better than average based on the numbers we've seen throughout the research for this article and last year's.
Sanchez continues to trend upwards in terms of his short passing. Hopefully that will continue in 2012, but he needs to ensure he improves in other areas too. With the team-wide focus on "one step faster" the screen game (on both sides of the ball) could be an area where the Jets see a major benefit this season. They just need to ensure the offense is more diverse so that it doesn't become too easy for the defense to prepare for like it appeared to at the end of last season.


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The International Terminal has been upgraded to allow the Airbus A380 to serve the airport, while various internal improvements to the terminal building have also taken place. There are plans for a new domestic terminal complex.
Transfer between terminals
A free shuttle bus runs between the terminals; alternatively, passengers can walk between the terminals, which takes 15 minutes.
Driving directions
To travel to Auckland Airport by car, take Highway 1 (Southern Motorway) southbound from central Auckland towards Manukau City until the Gilles Avenue exit. From here, follow the airport signs southbound onto Highway 20 (Southwestern Motorway) before turning onto Highway 20A. The driving time to/from Auckland is about 45 minutes, while Manukau City is just 20 minutes away from the airport.
Car rental
Car hire companies Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz and Thrifty are represented at Auckland Airport. In the International Terminal, counters are located in Arrivals on the ground floor; for domestic passengers, desks are situated on the ground floor of the multi-storey car park immediately opposite Domestic Arrivals.
Public transport and taxis
Airbus Express (tel: (09) 366 6400;
) provides an express bus service between Auckland Airport and the city centre (journey time: 45 minutes; fare: NZ$16), while Auckland Transport (tel: (09) 355 3553;
) offers connections to Manukau city centre and other regional destinations.
Shared-ride Super Shuttle buses (tel: (09) 522 5100;
) also serve Auckland Airport: these depart from a shuttle rank outside the International Terminal. The journey time to the city centre is around 45 minutes and the fare is around NZ$30, depending on the destination.
Taxi supplies include Alert Taxis (tel: (09) 309 2000;
), Auckland Coop Taxis (tel: (09) 300 3000;
) and Corporate Cabs (tel: (09) 377 0773;
). Taxi ranks are situated to the west of the International Terminal and in front of the Domestic Terminal. The journey time to central Auckland is about 40 minutes, and fares range from NZ$60-80, depending on the destination.
Car parking
There are covered and uncovered car parks in front of each terminal (each within three minutes' walk) providing both short- and long-term options. For further parking information, call Parking Services (tel: 0800 247 767). The low-cost Park & Ride car park is linked to the terminals by a 24-hour shuttle bus service. Valet parking services are available through some airlines.
Information and help desks
There are various help points throughout both terminals. Blue Coat ambassadors also provide passenger assistance from help desks throughout the terminals.Auckland Tourism iSite information centres (tel: (09) 275 6467) can be found in the arrival areas in both terminals. These desks are open for all arriving flights.
Airport Facilities
Banks with bureau de change facilities are located throughout the International Terminal. ATMs can be found in both terminals.
Internet kiosks are situated at various points within the terminals, while paid-for Wi-Fi access is available at designated hotspots. Coin-, card- and credit card-operated telephones can be found throughout the airport. There are various post boxes within the terminals and stamps can be purchased from Relay newsagents or the duty-free collection point in the International Terminal.
There are numerous restaurants, cafés and bars at the airport, most of which are in the Jean Batten Food Court on the first floor of the International Terminal. Options in both terminals range from fast-food outlets and juice bars to eateries serving Asian cuisine.
There are more than 75 shops situated throughout Auckland Airport, including duty-free shopping. The majority of the options can be found on the first floor of the International Terminal, with specialist shops selling gifts, watches and confectionary. The Domestic Terminal has a more limited selection of newsagents and clothing accessory retailers.
Left-luggage facilities are offered by the Auckland Tourism iSite information centres (tel: (09) 275 6467) and Smart Carte desks (09) 257 3322). Lost property services are available from the Airport Operations desk (tel: (09) 256 8813). There is also hand luggage storage available after security. Luggage trolleys are free of charge.
Other facilities:
Among the other facilities at Auckland Airport are free showers, telephones for first aid, a medical centre, a chapel and a Muslim prayer area. Nurseries, a children's play area and playgrounds are options for those with children. Passengers with some time to spare can head to the airport's museum or play a round of mini golf on a nearby course.
Conference and business facilities
There are two conference rooms on the first floor of the International Terminal (tel: (09) 256 8782) and a further four rooms in the Air New Zealand section of the Domestic Terminal (tel: (09) 256 8924). All international airlines provide VIP lounges. Laptop computer connections and paid-for Wi-Fi internet access are available at numerous locations in both terminals.The nearby Novotel Auckland Airport hotel (tel: (09) 257 7200;
) has a further 10 meeting rooms.
Disabled facilities
Facilities for the disabled include automatic doors, lifts, accessible toilets and showers, as well as ATMs with Braille keys. There are also disabled parking spaces in front of the terminals and in the airport car parks. Wheelchair assistance is available from the help desks on the ground floor: passengers requiring wheelchairs and special assistance should also inform their airline prior to travel.Travel to and from the airport can be arranged in advanced by Dial-a-ride (09) 625 5599).
Airport hotels
There are a couple of on-site hotels at Auckland Airport, while numerous other accommodation providers can be found within 5km (3 miles) – some of these offer complimentary shuttle services to and from the terminals. Hotel reservations can be made at the Auckland Tourism iSite information centres (tel: (09) 275 6467).
Grand Chancellor Auckland Airport
Grand Chancellor Auckland Airport is just 3km (2 miles) from Auckland International Airport and offers a shuttle service to/from the airport (at a charge). Hotel facilities include a swimming pool, gym, sauna and an oyster bar.
Airport Oaks, Cnr. Kirkbride and Ascot Roads
Auckland, New Zealand
Tel: (09) 275 7029.
Jet Park Airport Hotel
Housing a swimming pool, gift shop and fitness centre among its facilities, Jet Park Airport Hotel is a short distance from Auckland International Airport, to which it is linked via a free shuttle service.
Mangere, 63 Westney Road
Auckland, New Zealand
Tel: (09) 275 4100.
Ibis Budget Auckland Airport
This modern 125-room low-cost option is a five-minute walk from the International Terminal. Wi-Fi access, breakfast and parking is available to guests.
2 Leonard Isitt Drive
Auckland, New Zealand
Tel: (09) 255 5152.
Novotel Auckland Airport
Boasting conference facilities, on-site dining and a gym, this recently opened property is situated opposite the International Terminal and offers rooms and suites.
Ray Emery Drive
Auckland, New Zealand
Tel: (09) 257 7200.
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OGDENSBURG Ogdensburg Development Corp. board member James McCarthy has resigned after six years of service to the citys small business lending agency.
Mr. McCarthy said his increased job responsibilities as the Ogdensburg City School Districts buildings and grounds supervisor made it impossible for him to regularly attend the Growth Funds 8 a.m. meetings.
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It was very rewarding, Mr. McCarthy said. It helped a lot of small businesses that didnt have anywhere else to go.
Mr. McCarthy said a high point of his service was the Growth Funds 2007 controversial purchase and subsequent renovation of the former post office at 420 Ford St. It was perceived by some as an ill-advised competition with private real estate agencies.
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Mr. McCarthys resignation leaves the Growth Fund with Mayor William D. Nelson, who is fund chairman, and members John M. Pinkerton, city manager, Scott M. Wright, Samuel J. LaMacchia, Lori A. Smithers, Dallas P. Sutton and Gary Hammond.
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This study will examine the effect of fasting on lymphangioleiomyomas abdominal tumors formed from enlarged lymph nodes containing lymphatic fluid. Previous studies have determined that these tumors increase in size in the evening, but this result could stem from the fact that previous study participants were tested after eating lunch. The purpose of the study is to help researchers understand the factors that produce changes in size of lymphangioleiomyomas, as well as to improve the ability of medical professionals to diagnose lymphangioleiomyomas and avoid confusing these tumors with other malignant tumors.
Volunteers must be women who are at least 18 years of age and who have been diagnosed with lymphangioleiomyomas in the abdominal or pelvic areas. Candidates who have had lung or kidney transplants or who have type 1 diabetes will be excluded. Candidates will be screened with a physical examination and medical history.
During the study, participants will be admitted to a National Institutes of Health clinical center for three days to undergo a number of tests. Tests will include routine blood and urine tests, and electrocardiogram, research blood testing, and abdominal and pelvic ultrasounds.
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|Effect of Fasting on the Size of Lymphangioleiomyomas in Patients With Lymphangioleiomyomatosis
|Study Start Date:
|October 2007
Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) is a rare disease of women that is characterized by a proliferation of abnormal smooth muscle-like cells (LAM cells) in the lungs, which leads to cystic destruction of the lung parenchyma, in the axial lymphatics, resulting in lymphangioleiomyomas, and in abdominal angiomyolipomas, primarily in the kidneys. Lymphangioleiomyomas may cause abdominal distension and compress abdominal organs, producing obstipation, bladder obstruction and neurological deficits. Leakage of chyle may be responsible for ascites and pleural effusions. The lymphangioleiomyomas may change in size during the day. This variation in tumor size may be due to increased chyle formation or alterations in lymphatic flow. These studies however, were not performed with research subjects who were fasting. Our hypothesis is that the ingestion of food increases chyle formation and lymphatic flow, which in turn increases the size of the lymphangioleiomyomas. The aim of this study is to test this hypothesis. We propose to conduct a study in 30 LAM patients who have lymphangioleiomyomas to determine whether the ingestion of food, by increasing chyle formation and lymphatic flow, increases the size of the lymphangioleiomyomas.
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- Lymphangioleiomyomatosis
- Abdominal or pelvic lymphangioleiomyomas equal to or greater than one centimeter in diameter in the non-fasting state.
Individuals with any of the following:
- Lung transplantation
- Kidney transplantation
- Lymphangioleiomyomas smaller than one centimeter in diameter in the non-fasting state.
- Pregnancy or lactation.
- Type 1 diabetes.
- Inability to give informed consent.
- Currently taking rapamycin.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00552955
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Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
Abdominal Lymphangioleiomyomas
Tuberous Sclerosis Complex
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Tuberous Sclerosis
Congenital Abnormalities
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Heredodegenerative Disorders, Nervous System
Immune System Diseases
Immunoproliferative Disorders
Lymphatic Diseases
Lymphatic Vessel Tumors
Lymphoproliferative Disorders
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Neoplasms, Multiple Primary
Neoplastic Syndromes, Hereditary
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Neurocutaneous Syndromes
Neurodegenerative Diseases
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The summer of 2012 was a painful one, during which Linsanity in New York ended as abruptly as it began. For myself, Jeremy Lin represents so much more than just a basketball player since I identify with him on so many different levels. I am an Asian-American. I am also a Christian. As a business major I often find myself buried under the pressure of what Corporate America defines as successful, very similar to Jeremy Lin's burden of striving to be a star in the National Basketball Association. For me to see him "make it" under the bright lights of the NBA with such a powerful platform for his faith meant so much more than wins. I saw him shattering stereotypes of being an inherently mediocre athlete (supposedly due to his Asian descent) night after night, as he was scoring points as a starter in higher volumes than any other man in history. It meant everything to realize that an inkling of that will and potential could also exist within myself.But don't get me wrong, I am and will always be a die hard Knicks fan, and I can spend hours upon hours chastising anyone who jumps ship to Brooklyn. As heart-breaking as it was to see Lin go to Houston, I did see some basketball sense in bringing back Raymond Felton. If he could make everyone on this team better (including Melo), he'd be worth more than every penny. From what I remember, Melo didn't play well at all during Linsanity. Yes- Dolan was pissed off about being taken to business school by a 23-year old, and yes-he's a more than questionable owner. But if letting Lin leave and bringing in Felton was the right formula of success for the Knickerbockers, than that's exactly what had to be done. I don't think anyone's complaining about being 8-2, and I'm sure all the Lin-haters are ready to pounce on him for his struggles so far this season. As a Knicks fan, it's all team first without a regard for the names on the back of the jersey — and that's the kind of basketball Mike Woodson has the Knicks playing so far this season.In conclusion, I have confidence that Jeremy Lin will represent everything he was in New York the same in Houston. His being a Christian won't change due to a shift in scenery, and I'm sure he has no intentions of jumping out of his Asian skin into something else. Meanwhile, I'm still a Knick fan here in New York and I'm going through this season with the utmost joy hoping that maybe, just maybe the painful days of Mardy Collins (who?), then Stephon Marbury, then Eddy Curry, then Mike D'Antoni are finally over. As long as the Knicks are in championship-mode, I'm all for it. Jeremy Lin is still my role model and when he takes the floor against my New York Knicks this Friday I can only imagine the sort of bittersweet conflict I'll feel as every bucket the Knicks score will count against him.– D.R.
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CONWAY, Ark. - The Creighton softball team dominated Arkansas-Pine Bluff 16-2 in five innings at the Central Arkansas Tournament Saturday.
Fifteen Bluejays saw action in the shortened game. The 16 runs scored by CU are the most since a 19-4 defeat of Howard last March 4.
Creighton (4-4) compiled 13 hits on the day. Four players notched multiple hits including junior Ellen Homan, classmate Blair Lowe, senior Amy Baker and freshman Kelsey Allender. Baker throttled her fifth home run of the season towering over the center field fence, marking her third consecutive game with a homer. Sophomore Bri Lingl made her hit count with a rocket off the bat that sailed far beyond the left field fence.
Baker's three-game home run streak gives her a career total of 46. She is now just four shy of tying the CU all-time record and six short of MVC all-time mark.
Junior Alexis Cantu started in the circle for Creighton and earned the win to even her record at 1-1. Cantu scored a run and collected an RBI despite not getting a hit because of being pelted by a UAPB (0-5) pitch on three separate occasions. Senior Sammy Snygg came on in relief of Cantu in the fourth inning. Each pitcher gave up an earned run and recorded three strikeouts apiece.
Homan opened the game with a single. Two batters later Baker drew a walk and Cantu reached after being hit by a pitch to load the bases. Homan later scored on a wild pitch before UAPB got out of the top of the first down 1-0.
Cantu and the Jays' defense retired the Lady Lions in order to end the first frame.
Creighton exploded for eight runs in the top of the second inning. Allender opened the second with a single. After sophomore Liz Dike drew a walk, Homan loaded the bases with one out to load the bases. Lowe hit a two-RBI single through the right side to put CU up 3-0.
Baker followed with a single to score Homan. Another hit-by-pitch placed Cantu at first to load the bases. Freshman Blake Ringle came through with a double, her first career hit, to clear the bases. Next up, Lingl blasted her homer to bring in Ringle and push the Bluejays' lead to 9-0.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff got on the board in the bottom of the third. After a walk and an RBI single, the Lady Lions trailed 9-1 after three.
In the Creighton fourth, Baker hammered a homer to deep center field to make it a 10-1 Bluejay advantage. Lingl later reached base on an error. Next up freshman Kim Jacobson registered a double for her first career hit and RBI to bring Lingl in to put Creighton by 10.
The Bluejays added five more runs in the fifth. Freshman Erin McGonigal reached on an error. Lowe later singled up the middle with one out. Baker loaded the bases on another UAPB error. Cantu was hit in the batter's box a third time but earned an RBI to put CU up by 11.
Senior Ashley Frutos connected on a single to score Lowe and give the Jays a 13-1 lead. Allender ripped another single with two outs on the board to score Baker. Freshman Katie Pascuzzi record her first career hit with a two-RBI single to put Creighton up 16-1.
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Our friend Chandrika Sharma, a tireless advocate for the rights of fisherwomen, was one of the 239 passengers on the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared while crossing the South China Sea last weekend. Chandrika has long been known as a passionate and effective professional whose work globally has focused on defending the rights of coastal communities, small-scale fishers, indigenous and gender rights in international fisheries and aquaculture. In recent months, she played a key role in negotiations between governments, civil society organizations and small-scale fisheries at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome to develop "Voluntary Guidelines to ensure the sustainability of small-scale fisheries in the context of food security and poverty eradication," a hard-hitting document based on human rights, respect for cultures, non-discrimination, fairness and gender equality. Michèle Mesmain, coordinator of the Slow Fish campaign, met her during the last FAO technical consultation in February: "I was struck by her relentless courage and her inclusiveness. She is a warm yet firm person, clearly driven by the urgency to protect the rights of those who do not have a voice." For Juan Carlos Cardenas, director of the NGO Ecoceanos Chile, who has worked for years with Chandrika, the news of the disappearance of the plane, "is a severe blow to all organizations and citizens fighting against destructive social, environmental, cultural and economic impacts the neoliberal model has on our seas and coasts... Chandrika has brought humility, hard work and strategic vision to the global movement for women's, citizens and fishers rights, both through educating and as a role model for others." One of her most recent interventions was captured in the film Chronicles of Oblivion, which will be shown at the end of March during the Fishers of the World film festival.
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The HD7850 comfortably bests the HD7790, as does the GTX650Ti. To be honest though, what doesn't?
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I haven't heard or read that anywhere else.
jesus f*cking christ that is a disgusting card.
really sad to see this card perform that bad, i though AMD would do better since they released the 7870 le. too bad they are removing that card as well.
650ti boost looks and performs better.
A quick answer is without redoing them every time manually.... No :/
It would be pretty trivial to do using Javascript and RGraph but I don't know how the current system works and I assume you've already looked into it anyways.
Thanks for the answer nonetheless
You could also get a 2gb MSI 650ti boost with Twin Frozr cooler for not a lot more than a 7790 so i'm struggling to see what AMD were thinking of with this one.
may easily be confused with a 7970
*walks away*
Ed. *pops back quickly to say thanks for the review*
And for �18 more you can pick up a 7850 it would seem this card has no real place for this card
Unfortunately the reviewer forgot to mention that those drivers were inadequate for the HD 7790.
As of 2014, this card is a beast, measures up almost to the HD 7850...