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GOUVERNEUR The Gouverneur Central School Board has awarded a five-year transportation contract with First Student that will significantly reduce the time pupils spend getting to and from school.
We will begin working with school and community groups on the schedule, Superintendent Lauren F. French said. The primary beneficiary for time reduction is elementary students.
First Student has long provided the districts transportation, but the district had not done a comprehensive review of bus runs for years. The board wanted to cut time spent on the bus, provide double trips so that elementary pupils were not on the bus with older students and consider a late sports run.
First Student and Freeman Bus Corp. were the only two companies to bid on the job.
In February, the board rejected bids from First Student and Freeman, then the apparent low bidder, because Freeman made a transpositional error with a number.
If they had corrected it, it wouldnt have been in our favor, Mrs. French said.
In the second round of bids, First Student was the low bidder at $7.37 million over five years.
This is a little more than what were paying now, but were doing double trips, Mrs. French said.
The introduction of double trips will reduce the time elementary pupils wait sometimes up to a total of an hour per day for a transfer bus, she said. High school and middle school students will have their own bus runs.
The school board also agreed at a meeting on Monday to establish a $975,000 capital reserve fund in anticipation of a districtwide building improvement project that could cost about $26 million. The districts last capital project ended in 2010. A presentation is scheduled for the April 7 board meeting.
The project, which is in the planning stages, could come before voters in November. The work would address safety issues, expand instructional areas, and include a major renovation of the middle school and comprehensive compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
If the project is approved by district voters, the board intends to place an initial $750,000 deposit in the reserve account, gathered from money it has been saving for that purpose. It would not require additional local taxes.
Additional money could be added to the capital reserve over time. The project could take four years to complete.
The board also intends to use $818,000 in leftover EXCEL aid, distributed to districts for capital projects, to keep the impact on local taxes minimal.
The vote on the capital reserve account will be a separate proposition from the district budget, which is still being developed.
The board is weighing whether to add staff to include an elementary reading teacher, an elementary classroom teacher, a secondary science, technology, engineering and math teacher, an English as a second language teacher and two elementary and one secondary teachers assistants.
Adding the staff members would enable class sizes to stay at an average of 21 in the elementary schools and up to 25 in the secondary grades, Mrs. French said. Some of the positions could be place-holders depending on enrollments.
If all of the staff were added, the district would have to come up with $500,000 to cover the gap in the approximately $33 million budget. That would translate to a 1.72 percent tax levy increase.
Gouverneur is in a better financial position than many other districts because it started reducing staff in the 1980s based on enrollment, which is now at 1,684. It has eliminated 40 positions over 15 years, mostly through attrition.
It just worked out better than laying off 30 teachers in one year, Mrs. French said.
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Microsoft Tag has been a great mobile marketing solution for the publishing industry. Meredith Corporation, the leading media and marketing company serving American women, agrees. Today the publisher announced plans to make Tag the 2D barcode standard across its portfolio of magazines, which reach nearly 80 million readers every month. The initiative, effective in early 2012, aims to provide readers with an easy to use and quality experience month after month, and increase engagement with value-added content behind the mobile barcodes.
Meredith has already leveraged Microsoft's Tag technology across titles such as Better Homes and Gardens, Family Circle, Ladies' Home Journal, Traditional Home and Recipe.com. The technology enables readers to watch how-to recipe videos, link to holiday decorations and gift ideas, connect with leading designers and decorators, and create special events and experiences for their families.
"We are excited to launch this initiative to standardize the 2D barcode experience for our readers," said Liz Schimel, EVP/Chief Digital Officer, Meredith National Media Group. "We chose the Microsoft Tag platform because it offers the innovation, scale and product features to create a dynamic and consistent experience for our readers across our published content."
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Every Wednesday we'll take a look at the status of the
Rangers' AHL affiliate. Top prospects
Ryan Bourque, Carl Hagelin and probably Tim Erixon will all be key players for
the Whale this season. We'll check on
how they're doing and how the team performs as the season progresses.
- The CT Whale opens its season on Saturday on the road
against the Adirondack Phantoms, the farm team of the Philadelphia Flyers. The Whale will play again on Sunday against
the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and are then off until Friday, October 14th. Connecticut went 2-2-0 in preseason action.
- Here's a look at how
Connecticut's lineup could shape up:
Carl Hagelin/John Mitchell/Andreas Thuresson
Andre Deveaux/Ryan Bourque/Jonathan Audy-Marchessault
Tommy Grant/Kris Newbury/Scott Tanski
Jordan Owens/Kelsey Tessier/Chris McKelvie
Wade Redden-Pavel Valentenko
Tomas Kundratek-Jyri Niemi
Blake Parlett-Collin Bowman
Jared Nightingale, T.J. Fast, Collin Bowman
Chad Johnson, Cam Talbot
- Sean Avery, who was waived by the Rangers yesterday, cleared
waivers and could be assigned to the CT Whale. It is likely that Avery will pursue a career in Europe, but if that
fails then he could join Redden in Connecticut.
- Defensemen Tim Erixon, Brendan Bell and Stu Bickel could all
end up back with the Whale early in the season. A lot of that will depend on the health of Marc Staal, but the Rangers
certainly want Erixon to get some AHL seasoning and aren't confident that Bell
or Bickel are capable of playing in the NHL. That could create a major logjam on defense for Connecticut.
- Dale Weise, who had been with the Whale for the last three
seasons, was claimed off waivers by the Vancouver Canucks yesterday. Weise was one of the Rangers' final cuts and
the hope was that Weise would clear waivers and play another season in Connecticut. He could
start the season on Vancouver's fourth line.
- Forward Chad Kolarik will miss the majority of the season
after tearing his ACL.
- Defenseman Sam Klassen and forwards Max Campbell, Brendan
Connolly and Jason Wilson were assigned to the Greenville
Road Warriors. Tayler Jordan and Matt Rust, who both played in the Traverse City Tournament, were released.
- Connecticut is expecting
big things from Jonathan Audy-Marchessault.
- Read more about the Connecticut's revamped forward group here.
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On Feb. 23 in Wuhan, authorities raided a warehouse with stacks of green and white boxes with "Apple" (苹果) written on them in Chinese. Inside the boxes, there were gas range stoves with Apple's iconic logo, Apple written in Chinese, and "iPhone" branded on them. The stoves had tags that said they passed inspection. The tags, like the stoves, were apparently fakes. It wasn't just phony merch; the stoves also had defects with their safety switches.
According to Chinese news site Sina, authorities confiscated 681 gas stoves.
The Apple and iPhone logos have been slapped on all sorts of goods in China, from copycat electronics to even sneakers.
There are also Chinese companies who are legally attempting to obtain the iPhone trademark to produce an array of products-from belts to flashlights—because Apple failed to register its trademarks in every trademark category.
While these iPhone stoves are fakes, if Chinese trademark offices allow companies to use the brand, there could be an array of non-Apple, non-electronic iPhone products. Maybe even like this.
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Homemade bomb that exploded prematurely on July 4, 1914, killing four people in a Lexington Ave tenement building, was part of an assassination plot against John D Rockefeller, whose family was embroiled in what has been called the deadliest labor dispute in American history; a century later, a jagged scar in the building's facade reminds passersby of structure's forgotten past. MORE
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A homemade bomb exploded prematurely at 1626 Lexington Avenue, killing four people. Police identified the intended target as John D. Rockefeller, who had been embroiled in a labor dispute.
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Calls for Congress to Investigate the Conduct of the News Corporation
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"BrikWars is hardly the only PBB wargame on the internet, although it happens to be our personal favorite. In fact you can find a PBB version of just about any type of wargame or role-playing game if you look hard enough. Some are excellent, some are awful, but it's not like they're charging admission."
"Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions page, where we write answers to the questions we most often receive in e-mail. And we do get a lot of funny questions, so expect this page to be subject to updates."
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With spring approaching, East Carbon's planning and zoning committee along with the councilmembers are racing to get the city ordinance concerning off highway vehicles passed before warmer weather arrives.
"We have had three meetings in the last week, but we finally have an ordinance together that we feel is ready to go to the city attorney," said East Carbon Councilmember David Avery, who also serves on the planning and zoning committee.
Avery reported that the city's police force worked in conjunction with the committee in writing the new ordinance.
"We got with the city police department and decided there was no reason for us to write an ordinance that they could not enforce," said Avery.
If passed by the council, the ordinance would enact the following changes to the city's guidelines:
Use of an OHV as general mode of transportation within the city is prohibited for riders under the age of 16 years.
Operators 12-16 may travel on city streets to off road trails and for gas, food or lodging.
The maximum speed for an OHV shall be 15 miles per hour on city streets and 10 miles per hour on dirt roads within 200 feet of any home, business or highway.
The particular section of the ordinance brought immediate response from the council.
"I am really worried about the city's liability if we are telling kids that are 12 years old that they can ride 15 miles per hour on city streets," said Mayor Orlando LaFontaine.
According to Councilmember Joyce Caviness and Avery, the studies conducted with the local police force determined that 10 mph was too slow and 20 mph was too fast.
They concluded that 15 mph was fast enough to keep OHVs out of the way of motorists while protecting young riders.
Only two persons shall be permitted to ride any single OHV.
No operator shall carry any person and no person shall ride in a position that will interfere with the operation of the OHV or the view of the operator.
Every OHV and motor-driven cycle shall be equipped with the following items for daylight travel, a muffler system, a brake system and one red reflector on the rear of the vehicle.
Every OHV and motor-driven cycle shall be equipped with the following items for evening riding, defined as anytime 30 minutes before dusk or sunset, one stop light and one head light.
All operators of OHV's must comply with East Carbon Nuisance Ordinances.
The new stipulations for age requirements were also clearly defined.
No operator under 8 years of age shall be allowed to operate an OHV on any city street.
Operators under the age of 12 years must be accompanied by a licensed adult.
Operators between the ages of 8 and 16 mus have in their possession and OHV education certificate issued by the state division of parks and recreation and validated by the East Carbon City Police Department.
"We not only wanted to make sure the kids had taken the course," said Avery. "But we also wanted to make sure they had gone over the ordinance with our police, this stamp would accomplish that."
The council also discussed the possibility of having the training conducted within the city by East Carbon Police Sgt. Phillip Holt free of charge to the riders.
All OHV operators between 16 years and older must be in possession of a valid drivers license. If revoked or suspended or without a license operators must be in possession of a valid OHV education certificate.
All operators under the age of 18 must be properly fitted with a safety helmet.
The city council had many questions concerning the liability the city is taking on by allowing minors to ride on city roads and the public had their opinions as well.
Former Carbon County Sheriff Jim Robertson presented the council with House Bill 291 which was passed this legislative session and is awaiting the governor's signature, according to Robertson.
The bill stipulates among other things that riders under the age of 18 be "directly supervised by a person of at least 18 years who is either licensed to operate a motor vehicle or certified in OHV safety.
The legislature is also currently considering a bill that would directly address OHV laws for rural sized communities and highway OHV use, Senate Bill 181.
Since state law supersedes a city's ordinance, Bonnie Bell, who has been assisting the planning and zoning committee was charged with the task of folding House Bill 291 into the city's ordinance while Senate Bill 181 is considered.
While the city's liability is a concern for the council, the safety of the riders in the community is the chief concern for the public and government alike.
"I understand that the city has some concerns for liability," said Marcus Palacios, Administrator of the 53V's, a riding club in East Carbon. "But if we don't give our kids an alternative from crossing at dead mans curve, liability is going to be the least of our concerns."
Dead mans curve is a notorious blind corner on State Road 123 where young riders cross trails regardless of the law or danger.
Following a lengthy discussion the council did agree to send the ordinance to their city attorney for legal review before voting on the ordinance.


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Pesticide Table for the Niangua Darter | About the Niangua Darter
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Pesticide Table for the Niangua Darter
|Active Ingredient
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|Chlorpyrifos on Alfalfa
|Chlorpyrifos: all other uses except on Alfalfa, or as a Termiticide
|Lorsban, Dursban, Pageant
|Sevin, Sevimol
|Diazinon, D-z-n
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Niangua darter [Etheostoma nianguae]
The slender Niangua darter is distinguished from all other darters by two small jet-black spots at the base of its tail fin. It has a long head which tapers into a pointed snout. It is a yellowish-olive fish with eight prominent cross-bars on its back, and orange spots scatter its upper sides. This threatened species can grow up to 10 centimeters (4 in) in length. It feeds on aquatic insects and spawns during spring in swift currents over gravel bottoms.
This darter makes its home in the margins of shallow pools with silt-free, gravel or rocky bottoms in clear, medium-sized streams. It is one of 107 different fish species which exist in the Osage Basin of Missouri. In the early 1970's, eight Niangua darter populations were reported along 205 kilometers (128 mi) of the river basin, throughout 12 Missouri counties. The current distribution of the darter has is unkown, but is thought to have decreased considerably from its historic range. However, it is clear that this is a rare species, highly localized in occurrence, and thus is vulnerable to extinction.
The decline of the Niangua darter is largely due to the alteration of its habitat. Reservoir construction along the Osage River has been a large detriment to the the darter, forming insurmountable barriers between tributary streams, limiting the range of the fish and its ability to survive. Highway and bridge construction along the rivers have also impaired the habitat by restricting stream channels and causing sedimentation and silt pollution. The deforestation of the river banks has increased erosion, eliminated shallow pools, and changed the character of the stream flows and floors. The introduction of non-native, predatory species like spotted bass and rock bass for recreational purposes has further threatened the fragile existence of the darter, and of the ecosystem as a whole.
The survival of the Niangua darter is directly linked to the survival of its habitat. Critical habitat has been declared for 145 kilometers (90 miles) of inhabitated stream, and for a 15-meter (50 ft) streambank buffer zone for areas deemed essential to the recovery of this species. Some towns within the range of the Niangua darter are even upgrading their sewage facilities in hopes of enhancing the water quality in the impacted streams.
Matthews, J.R. (ed.). 1990. The Official World Wildlife Fund Guide to Endangered Species, Beacham Publishing Inc, Washington, DC. Vol II, pp. 843-844.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 1989. Niangua Darter Recovery Plan. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Twin Cities, Minnesota.


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He was born Sept. 1925 in Truchas, N.M. to Tomas and Domicilia Jaramillo Torres.
Married Bernie L. Montano on August 1945 in Aztec, N.M.
Ben served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He worked for the Rio Grande Western Railroad for many years. He was a long-time member of Templo Betel Spanish Assembly of God Church and of the Trinity Christian Center.
Ben's pride and joy were his children and grandchildren in whom he instilled a passion for learning and hard work. He loved the outdoors, his passion was his gardens, flowers, trees and vegetables. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, spending many quality hours of fishing on streams and lakes, especially Huntington River and Scofield Reservoir. He always looked forward to his trips back to New Mexico to visit family.
Survived by his wife, Bernie of nearly 68 years; daughter, Patsy (Tony) Bueno, Herriman; son, Lennie (Dee) Torres, Pleasant View; six grandchildren, Anthony (Kari) Bueno, Melissa Hamilton, Lennie (Rose) Torres, Alicia (Tyler) Thiriot, Brenna and Ivan Torres and 15 great-grandchildren; five sisters, Silveria Rael, Santa Fe, N.M.; Simonita Herrera, Big Horn, Mont.; Emilia (Floyd) Vasquez; Amadita (Lee) Lucero; Josie (Mardo) Martinez, Albuquerque, N.M.; Sheila (Fred) Flowers, Roswell, N.M., as well as many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by parents, sister Trini and brother Joe.
Funeral service Friday, June 21, 2013, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Thursday evening 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Interment Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends may share memories of Ben at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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This is something I've been thinking about a while now. With the BTTF3 ending, the story is completely closed. The doc takes his family on the train, and leaves. The delorean is destroyed, Marty goes off to continue regular life. Maybe he'll see doc again, maybe not for quite a while. Not a bad ending.
With the BTTF:Game ending, marty and doc go off together. You get the feeling they'll be having these fun adventures for the rest of their lives. The delorean is still around. The timeline has obviously got problems, but they realize that their present selves and their friendship is all that really matters. I loved it.
It basically comes down to this: I think it's better to close the story focusing on Doc & Marty, rather than Doc's family and the timeline. It's really a testament to the game's writers that they made something that not only stands up to the trilogy, but actually improves on it.
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ORLEANS–Ten days in between games is a long stretch for any team, and it showed on Tuesday night as Lake Region fell for the first time this season, losing 38-35 to the Lamoille Lady Lancers.
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Education is one of the issues Governor LePage has said he feels most passionate about, and last night during his state of the state address he laid out two goals aimed at improving its quality in Maine. One would require high schools to pay for remedial classes their graduates need to take in college. The other would establish an A through F rating system for schools.
In his speech, Governor LePage said that education can be a life-saver. After all, he said it saved him from a potentially bleak future as a homeless youth in Lewiston. But LePage doesn't think that all Maine children today have that same opportunity he did, and he laid out some stark statistics to illustrate his point.
"We have schools in Maine where 23 percent of the students are at grade level in reading in math, and they graduate," LePage said during the State of the State. "We graduate 'em."
Governor LePage said it's outrageous that parents have to pay college tuition for classes their kids should have mastered in high school. Instead, he thinks high schools should pay when their students need to take remedial math or reading classes in the community college or university system. It's an idea he first talked about last summer, but many educators haven't warmed up to the idea.
"I think it is a punitive measure aimed at schools unfairly," said Connie Brown, Executive Director of the Maine School Management Association.
She said each student begins school in a different place academically, and it follows that they're not all going to end in the same place. Brown said the answer is not to divert more funding away from schools, but to support and expand what's working. The Maine Education Association also said LePage's proposed solution is misplaced. But other educators said it's on target.
"I think there's the expectation that when you graduate with a high school diploma, that you've reached a certain level of proficiency," said Lewiston Schools Superintendent Bill Webster.
He said they already provide remedial classes to high school graduates through their local Adult Education program.
"And if we find out that graduates are not at that level of proficiency, then yes, I fully agree with the governor that we should be making up that difference by offering the appropriate remedial courses," Webster said.
Last fall, just over 12% of Maine high school students who entered the state university system took remedial courses. In community colleges, the number was much higher, 50% of students from Maine high schools took remedial courses, most of them in math. Why the big gap?
"Ya know it's just not as simple as it can appear on the surface, I think," said Helen Pelletier, spokesperson for the Maine Community College System.
She said the reasons why some students need remedial courses are based on many factors.
"Some students choose courses in high school that they think will be sufficient or that are based on what they think they want to do when they graduate high school and think about to college," said Pelletier.
But then realize later, said Pelletier, that they need a more rigorous course to enroll in their preferred area of study. Pelletier said there will always be a need for remedial courses, but adopting common core standards will go a long way toward ensuring all students have a solid foundation. Maine Department of Education spokesman David Connerty-Marin said LePage's proposal gets at At the question of what a diploma really represents.
"If it represents spending a certain amount of time at school and doing OK, then that's one thing," Connerty-Marin said. "But if it represents having met certain standards and expectations and acquired certain skills and knowledge that the students will need to be successful, whether it's career or college, then why are we giving a diploma if a kid's really not ready?"
While LePage's remedial education proposal has some support from educators, his idea to rate schools A through F is met with more skepticism. The Maine Education Association's executive director Rob Walker said the idea is fraught with problems.
"We already have a grading system with No Child Left Behind, and we have schools that are not making adequate progress, all based on a standardized test scores," said Walker.
And also based on comparisons to different districts, said Walker, versus overall student growth. Democratic Senate President Justin Alfond said Governor LePage's plan will do little more than create a mess.
"How are we gonna support schools that do get a D or an F, because his budget actually takes money out of general purpose aid, and so how are we going to provide those supports to ensure every student is put first?" asked Alfond. "And so that's where I'm struggling with this A through F."
Department of Ed spokesman David Connerty-Marin said the rating system would be based on multiple sources of data, and provide a simple way for parents to see how well their schools are performing.
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According to Eric Francis on CBC, the asking price for Rick Nash is an impact player that can help the team now, two top prospects and a first round pick.
Elliotte Freidman says that the Rangers WON'T move Michael Del Zotto or Ryan McDonagh but that they are interested in Nash.
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Freidman says that Columbus is trying to push Nash on the Flyers and then plan to send Jeff Carter to LA.
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Hopefully you're enjoying the final two weeks of 2010 and are doing something seasonally appropriate, like baking yummy cookies or hanging out with your favorite friends. But whatever activity is occupying your time this holiday season, we know you want to be well-dressed while doing it, and fortunately today's installment of What Was She Wearing: Answers! can help you achieve that! Just take note of our fabulous quintet of stylephiles--including Rashida Jones, Kate Bosworth, and more--and we'll show you how to make their laudable outfit selections into noteworthy ensembles of your own!
1. Kate Bosworth
While you are definitely fans of Kate Bosworth's glamorous red carpet attire, you're just as easily won over by her perfectly assembled daytime outfits. The latest look you liked was a casual combo Bosworth showed off while out and about in Los Angeles earlier this month. The actress was snapped wearing a rust red H&M jacket over a delicate white Chloe tank (from the S/S 09 collection) and Topshop's Vintage Jeggings ($70). To finish her casual look, Bosworth selected Alexander Wang's Rocco Mini Duffle ($875) and Celine sunglasses: both are obsession-worthy accessories to say the least! To emulate Bosworth's on-point outfit, start with Kenny's Lacey Lace Tank ($80) and layer it with a lightweight jacket or cardigan (Topshop's Rust Knitted Open Cardigan ($80) and American Apparel's Solid Rib Oversized Pocket Cardigan ($42) are two of our favorites). Next, grab a pair of her exact skinny jeans and then finalize your look with Ray-Ban's Caribbean Sunglasses ($139) and Topshop's Four Pocket Holdall Bag ($90). And voila! You're the spitting image of the fashion frontrunner.
2. Rashida Jones
Pairing a casual jacket with chic trousers makes for an exceptional outfit, as Rashida Jones showed us at the Devon clothing line launch in Beverly Hills two weeks ago. The actress wore a printed shirt from said designer with cropped 3.1 Phillip Lim pants and Lanvin for H&M heels (a covetable pair that sold out quickly). But it was Jones' casual outerwear choice--an Isabel Marant jean jacket--that really piqued your interest. If you'd like to make a similar statement this season, pick up All Saints' Lamara Rider Jacket ($80) and be sure to give it that Jones panache with a pair of Talbots' Signature Fit Cuffed Ankle Pants ($129) and Forever 21's Suedette Bow Pumps ($23). The results will be just as memorable, we promise!
3. Rihanna
Rihanna never fails to excite the world at large with her radical sensibilities, whether that means a drastic hair color change or simply by incorporating a quirky piece or two into her ensembles. Speaking of the latter, you spotted the singer en route to the X Factor in London early this month and liked the way she accessorized two Alexander Wang pieces--a sweater dress (from a previous collection) and the Chunky Scarf ($375)--with an unexpected headwear choice: a Bape camouflage hat. To replicate Rihanna's on-the-go ensemble, we'd start with Marc By Marc Jacobs' Patti Sweater Dress ($248). Not only is it a spot-on alternative, but it's also a great piece to have on hand this winter. To add an extra layer of warmth, bundle up with either Rag & Bone's Pocketed Chunk Knit Scarf ($115) or Aubin & Wills' Raeburn Merino Scarf ($115). Last, but certainly not least, follow in Rihanna's footsteps by throwing on Windsor's Camo Cabby Hat ($13) for that final finishing touch.
4. Elle Macpherson
You, dear readers, certainly appreciate an oh-so cozy ensemble, which is why we were not surprised to see the plethora of inquiries regarding Elle Macpherson's latest sartorial endeavor. The Australian model/designer/mother braved the chilly UK weather on a school run in London late last month by bundling up in Isabel Marant's Michal Shearling Suede Jacket ($3220, 212.219.2284) over a cream Banjo & Matilda Surfer Cable Knit Sweater ($699). Sure, it may be difficult to find a similar white leather jacket, but if you're still on the hunt for a great shearling style, look no further than Forever 21's Worn Leatherette Motorcycle Jacket ($43) or Nasty Gal's Shearling Aviator Jacket ($98); both are obsession-worthy iterations for a fraction of the cost! As for the bottom half of her outfit, Macpherson selected a pair of MET leather pants and Belstaff boots, resulting in a very stylish biker-like mix. Just pick up Rich & Skinny's Legacy Zip Leggings ($185) and Aldo's Chalita Platform Pull On Boots ($157) to find yourself in a look-a-like, Macpherson-approved combo.
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Spotted: the voice of Gossip Girl experimenting with high-impact color for her after-hours look. Earlier this month, Kristen Bell was snapped arriving at Claridge's wearing lots of Salvatore Ferragamo--Cream Line Trousers ($580, 800.628.8916) and an Orange Silk Blouse ($1990, 800.628.8916) from Resort 11, to be exact--and the Brown Suede Saddle Bag ($1390, 800.628.8916) from the label's F/W 10 collection. While we adore Bell's designer picks, we've found some amazing alternatives to help you achieve a similar look without breaking the bank. We love the vibrant hue of Bell's top, and think Joie's Denisa Blouse ($214) is a top-notch match worth checking out. Just be sure to style it with a crisp pair of white trousers, like Elie Tahari's Talia Pants ($248), and Kimichi Blue's Suede Buckle Bag ($68) for an outfit that mimics Bell's chic styling perfectly.--Jessica Baker
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Exelon Nuclear's internship program gave college students some "real world" work experience this summer that will enhance their chances of finding jobs after graduation. The company hired 121 interns at its 13 facilities, including 10 at Byron Station.
BYRON, Ill. – Exelon Nuclear's internship program gave college students some "real world" work experience this summer that will enhance their chances of finding jobs after graduation. Nationwide, the company hired 121 summer interns at its 13 facilities, including 10 at Byron Station.
"Our internship program represents a win-win situation for the company and the students," said June Hazzard, Byron Station human resources manager. "Those completing Exelon Nuclear internships are more likely to return as permanent employees after earning their degrees." Hazzard noted that 26 of the 43 new graduates Exelon Nuclear hired so far this year are former interns.
"In addition to benefitting the students, the internship program helps the company," Hazzard said. "Our interns bring enthusiasm, new perspectives and creative ideas to the business. The program also serves as a pipeline for new employees."
Peter Bierdeman is an intern in the engineering department at Byron Station. A Dixon native and student at Northern Illinois University, he says the opportunity is unparalleled.
"This internship program is an unparalleled learning experience for me," Bierdeman said. "I am exposed to the inner workings of a nuclear facility and am able to observe how my class work applies to engineering in the real world. Throughout this program I was honing my technical skills as well as developing life skills such as communication, teamwork and leadership, which will benefit me in every walk of life."
Exelon Nuclear offers two types of internships. Engineering internships are provided for students pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in various engineering fields, physics or health physics. Technical internships are offered for students enrolled in a two-year technical program at one of several community colleges or specialized trade schools partnering with Exelon Nuclear. Both types of internships emphasize academic learning, career development, skill building and personal growth.
The internship program continues to flourish thanks to strong support at all levels of the company, from the site vice presidents through the Exelon Corp. senior leadership team.
Interns at Exelon Nuclear sites this summer received hands-on experience in a variety of areas, including engineering, nuclear operations, chemistry, health physics and business administration, depending on their career aspirations. Upon completion of their summer internships, each student recapped his or her summer experience during presentations to the station and company senior leadership teams.
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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Emery County Progress
No one wants to see their computer succumb to a computer virus or find it hacked open by an unsuspecting person, but protecting it with the right defenses is often easier said than done. It's a process that is not only complicated, but also very confusing and even intimidating.
Not only is it difficult to sift through all of the tech terminology and vernacular and make at least some sense of it all, it is also a challenge to determine which anti-virus and security products are best suited for the job at hand.
Consumers at large simply want something that does the job with the least amount of effort or cost, and who can blame them? Just because computers are more common today than they ever have been doesn't mean everybody wants to be an expert on them.
The truth is, however, that making anti-virus software is not an easy thing to do. In fact, managing an anti-virus solution can be one of the most difficult businesses to manage in the tech world. Protecting computers from both known and unknown vulnerabilities, as anti-virus programs try to do, is much like an intelligence agent trying to keep the bad guys at bay.
Because of these difficulties, many existing anti-virus products have received some bad press for either being overly aggressive or for not being aggressive enough, which changed the way many people look at anti-virus in general.
This opened the door for a new breed of anti-virus companies to enter the arena. Many claim all it takes is a quick visit to their Website, and the person's computer will be running like a top. But caution should be taken when selecting some of these anti-virus solutions.
Indeed, many online ads and TV commercials make some pretty outrageous claims about what their software can do, lulling some customers into a false sense of security.
Consider one television commercial that claims that by visiting their Website and installing the software on that page, a person's computer system becomes "completely secure." As any credible computer security expert will tell, there is no such thing as "completely secure". Even the most well protected computer systems in the world still have the potential for infection - or perhaps a breach of security through unauthorized access - even if the potential may be low.
Another television commercial retorts that just because a person may already have anti-virus software on their computer doesn't mean the computer without infection and encourages consumers to buy their product.
While it is technically true that having anti-virus software doesn't really mean a computer is secure, the statement also applies to every other anti-virus product on the market, including the very product being advertised in the commercial. No anti-virus program catches every infection every time. None of them are perfect.
As a matter of fact, there are situations in which having more than one anti-virus or computer security program installed on a single computer system can cause it to seriously malfunction. It entirely depends on the circumstances.
A particular advertisement actually tries to scare viewers into impulsively buying their software by strongly implying that viruses can cause permanent damage to a computer. This is misleading. While viruses can delete personal files, cause a computer to misbehave, and will permanently reside on a system until it is removed, viruses really can't destroy the keyboard, burn up the screen or cause the circuit boards inside the computer to short circuit like many people might envision.
In the extreme, repairs may include reinstalling the computer's operating system (Mac OS X or Microsoft Windows) and all other software (like browsers, email, word processors, games, etc).
In short, many software companies really try hard to produce a good anti-virus product, but it is important for the consumer to understand that their product may not live up to the claims.
There are, however, some that could be downright dishonest and may try to take advantage of a person's trust.
In fact, many con-artists will trick people into installing bad software (unknowingly) onto their computers - stuff that makes entire computer malfunction (stuff that masquerades as an infection). The con-artist then offers a seemingly unrelated product - for a fee, of course - that will remove the so-called infection. It's like a mechanic maliciously fiddling with a person's car engine and then later offering to repair the "malfunction" for a fee.
In other cases, con-artists will actually build Websites that look like anti-virus programs that claim to have already detected a virus infection on the computer. These Websites prompts the person to allow it to remove the infection. What the person doesn't often know is that by granting the Website permission to continue, they're actually allowing a virus or other malicious piece of software (often dubbed "mal-ware") to infect their computer system. It's like a robber dressed up as a police officer knocking on the door, insisting on inspecting the house for a robber who is at large, and robbing the house while they're at it.
Indeed, choosing the right computer protection software is as much about credibility and trust as it is about capability.
Sophos, AVG, McAfee, Symantec, Microsoft, F-Secure, Kapersky and BitDefender are just a few of many legitimate, mainstream makers of anti-virus and/or computer fortification software (the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress do not specifically endorse any particular antivirus solution). There are other anti-virus makers who may not be as well-known, but it doesn't mean they aren't worth pursuing.
There are many companies that provide a free, non-commercial version of their software. The word "free" doesn't mean it's not an effective solution. In fact there are several popular anti-virus programs that give their users reasonably adequate protection at no cost to them.
In summary, research is key when it comes to choosing the right one. Reading reviews from reputable, trustworthy publications can be a good place to start. Gathering the opinions of family, friends and co-workers isn't a sure-fire way to find the right product, but it can help narrow the selections. The important thing is that the anti-virus selection should be a well thought-out decision.


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ATA's Auction at Receiver GalleryThursday, January 24th, 2008
A rather mysterious drawing that I made is in a group show at Receiver Gallery. The show is only up for a few days, January 23-26, 2008. It's a benefit for Artists' Television Access. Please come by and bid on my drawing! The auction closing party is on Saturday.
Title: Portrait (Overworked)
Ink on Arches paper, 2008, Gilbert Guerrero.
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Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CP/CPPS) is a condition with several causes of which some remain unknown. It is believed that some types of CP may be genetic and passed down (or inherited) from one generation to the next.
In this study, we are collecting genetic material and medical information to try to determine if there are genetic factors may play a role in CP/CPPS. We will be collecting DNA (from Saliva) and urine from each participant. Individuals and families with CP/CPPS will be enrolled. Family members of an individual with CP/CPPS are eligible whether or not they also experience CP/CPPS symptoms.
Chronic Prostatitis (CP)
Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS)
Painful Bladder Syndrome (PBS)
Benign Frequency Syndrome (BFS)
Benign Daytime Frequency Syndrome (BDFS)
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Family-Based
Time Perspective: Prospective
DNA sample via saliva and urine samples will be collected and stored.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 2007
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|June 2012
To further describe the phenotype of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS) and to correlate the phenotypic information with the genotypic findings utilizing linkage analysis and candidate gene studies. A North American cohort and a Bulgarian cohort will be recruited. Each individual participant will be required to give a DNA sample (via Saliva) and a urine sample. All samples will be stored.
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|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
We are collecting individuals and families with symptoms and diagnoses of CP/CPPS and their family members (with or without symptoms) from North America (United States and Canada)
Inclusion Criteria:
- Have symptoms for at least 3 months within the preceding 6 months:
- Pain in the pelvic area
- Urinary frequency and/or
- Urinary urgency and/or
- Sexual dysfunction (erectile dysfunction)
- Have CP/CPPS, IC, PBS, or BFS
- Be willing to provide a saliva and urine sample
- Agree to complete several brief questionnaires
- Family member of someone with CP/CPPS, PBS, IC or BFS
- Live in the USA or Canada
Exclusion Criteria:
- Major structural/anatomical urinary tract abnormalities
- Underlying inborn or congenital conditions which affect the urinary tract
- Surgery/chemotherapy in the pelvic area
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00499317
|Contact: Elicia Estrella, MS
|Contact: Stephanie J. Brewster, MS
|United States, Massachusetts
|Children's Hospital, Boston
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02115
|Principal Investigator: Louis M Kunkel, PhD
|Principal Investigator:
|Jordan Dimitrakov, MD, PhD
|Children's Hospital Boston
|Responsible Party:
|Louis Kunkel, Ph.D., Children's Hospital, Boston
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00499317 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|July 9, 2007
|Last Updated:
|July 21, 2011
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Children's Hospital Boston:
Pelvic pain
Sexual dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction
Painful intercourse
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Chronic Disease
Cystitis, Interstitial
Pelvic Pain
Disease Attributes
Genital Diseases, Male
Pathologic Processes
Prostatic Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
Urinary Bladder Diseases
Urologic Diseases
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Major League Baseball and the NBA both have luxury taxes and Panaccio writes "Baseball's luxury tax is graduated, depending how many times a team exceeds the threshold — set at $178 million this season. That tax can be as high as 40 percent this year."
In baseball, being over the luxury tax once means being taxed 22.5% the amount they are over, 30% the second time and 40% the third time.
In basketball, via The Basketball Jones, "The idea of a luxury tax to rein in excessive NBA spending was proposed during the extended 1998-99 NBA lockout. Players wanted to retain "Bird Rights," which allowed teams to go over the salary cap to re-sign players. With no real hard cap in place, the NBA responded by bargaining in a second soft cap of sorts with a luxury tax — a dollar for dollar penalty that would be distributed amongst all non-tax-paying teams at the end of the season, only if the NBA met certain income requirements. It was first instituted in 2000-01, though the NBA didn't meet those requirements, and the tax wasn't collected that year or in 2004-05."
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OMAHA, Neb. – The Creighton men's tennis team fell 5-2 to No. 62 IPFW in a non-conference match inside the Hanscom Tennis Center on Saturday afternoon.
Senior Billy Paluch and sophomore Quinn Dippel picked up singles wins to lead Creighton (9-6, 0-1 BIG EAST). IPFW (15-6, 4-0 Summit) picked up the doubles point and the rest of the singles matches to claim its eighth win in nine matches.
The Mastodons swept the top two doubles matches to take a team match point. IPFW's Andres Cobos and Daniel Kang edged Paluch and freshman Jake Norman by a score of 8-6 at No. 1 doubles. The Mastodon duo of Gerard Guell and Martin Muadi defeated CU junior Elliott Baker and sophomore August Nysted 8-3 on court two for the sweep. Match three went unfinished with IPFW leading.
All six singles matches were settled in straight sets. Paluch claimed a 6-4, 6-3 victory on court one over Kang. Dippel doubled up Connor Andrews of IPFW 6-2, 6-2 at No. 4 singles for the Bluejays' pair of team points on the day.
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1. Billy Paluch (CU) def. Daniel Kang (IPFW) 6-4, 6-3
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3. Gerard Guell (IPFW) def. Jake Norman (CU) 6-4, 6-0
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2. Guell/Muadi (IPFW) def. Baker/Nysted (CU) 8-3
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(415) 495-4014 or 1-800-714-LAND