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Submission 5 Linux Distros You Should Watch Out For in 2013->
jrepin writes: "As we welcome in a new year that many are saying will finally be "the year of the Linux desktop," we want to take a look at some of the up-and-coming Linux distros for 2013. The mainstream tech media has already covered distro giants like Mint and Ubuntu in great depth and breadth, so we won't reiterate what you've already heard a kazillion times. Read on to learn about some newer distros that we expect to continue rising in popularity, maybe even to the level of stardom, over the year."
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The Tiger Who Came To Tea returns to the West End, to the Lyric Theare, for another season.
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Alec Baldwin says he was kicked off an American Airlines flight on Tuesday for refusing to turn off his iPad while he played the Scrabble knockoff "Words With Friends."
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Immediately after getting the boot from his flight, Baldwin took to Twitter, saying, "Flight attendant on American reamed me out 4 playing WORDS W FRIENDS while we sat at the gate, not moving. #nowonderamericaairisbankrupt."
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Activate founder Michael J. Wolf writes, "On an AA flight at LAX. Alec Baldwin removed from the plane We had to go back to the gate. Terrible that everyone had to wait."
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So far, there is no word from American Airlines about what actually happened between their staff and the "30 Rock" actor. However, Ed Martelle commented for American Airlines, saying, "Owing to privacy concerns regarding our customers, we don't comment on something that might or might not have happened."
Baldwin's rep confirmed his story to NBC: "Alec was asked to leave the flight for playing 'Words With Friends' on his iPad, while parked the gate. Alec is so in love with 'Words With Friends' that he would risk getting thrown off a flight to play. He's already been re-booked on another American Airlines flight."
Alec Baldwin kept his followers in the loop, letting them know he got on to another American Airlines flight for the same afternoon. "Now on the 3 o'clock American flight. The flight attendants already look.....smarter," he shared.
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Vincent Trocheck
Pos: C
Shoots: R
Birthday: 7/11/93
Team: Saginaw,
2009-2010 stats: 15g, 28a, 68gp, 56PIM, +5
2010-2011 stats: 26g, 36a, 68gp, 60PIM, +14
2010-2011 playoffs: 6g, 5a, 12gp, 4PIM
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 43
CSS: 41 Midterm Rank: 42
TSN: 59 Midterm Rank: 60
TSN (Craig Button): N/A
The Scouting Report: 73 Midterm Rank: NR
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: NR
Corey Pronman: 63
Highlight Reel >
What They're Saying:
THN – "A teammate of fellow draft prospect Brandon Saad in
youth hockey in Pittsburgh and with Saginaw, Vincent Trocheck
has impressed scouts with his durability despite the fact he's not a big
player. Trocheck has not missed a game
in his two OHL seasons. 'He has been
their most consistent player,' a scout said. 'He has a good stick, a good shot and he plays on the power play and
kills penalties. For a '93-born guy,
he's a key guy for them.' Scouts like
his competitiveness and opportunistic touch around the net. Like fellow prospect Alexander Khokhlachev,
he's a small, skilled center who is a better playmaker than scorer. Unlike Khokhlachev, he's sometimes easy to
knock off the puck. 'He has been their
No. 1 or No. 2 center all year and I thought he had a great year,' another scot
said. 'The knock is his size, but he has
a really good hockey IQ and he competes really hard. You can play him in all situations and he's
not going to hurt you.'"
The Scouting Report – "Trocheck was one of the top players
with the Saginaw Spirit this past season and does a lot of things well, but
lacks a defining quality to his game. A little undersized, Trocheck isn't
blazing fast and doesn't quite have the talent to consistently be an offensive
threat; also being guilty of taking some shifts and games off. When he's on,
Trocheck is a player that has some decent upside as he has a pretty nifty snap
shot and isn't afraid to use it. He also will take his game to the front of the
net and some of the areas that teammate Brandon Saad tends to avoid. If
Trocheck were a little bigger or more dynamic, he could make a case to be in
the Top 60, but in this draft, he's better suited to be seleccted somewhere
around the 3rd or 4th round."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch –"Gritty, tenacious Pennsylvania
center doesn't have ideal size or speed, but his quick stick, accurate shot and
hockey sense all combine to make him an interesting if polarizing prospect
among scouts who seem to constantly revise their opinions on him. He finished
the season with 26 goals and 62 points in 66 games with the Spirit, which was a
bit disappointing given his start and what expectations were for him. Even
without the big numbers, he's a hustling, high-energy player who gives his all.
It's hard to count guys like that out."
Corey Pronman – "Vincent Trocheck is a prospect without a
standout tool, but he has a lot of decent attributes combined with a solid work
ethic that could make him a somewhat projectable prospect. He's a
fringe-average to average skater whose top speed doesn't hit pro level, but is
solid on his edges and has a decent first step. Trocheck is solid on the puck
with quick hands that let him handle the puck well along the wall and in tight.
He comes off the wall well on the power play and displays notable distribution
skills. His physical game is fringe, but that's due to his frame more so than
how he battles, as he has very good intangibles evident in how hard he
forechecks and battles in the physical areas. Trocheck's hockey sense is solid,
which when combined with his hand-eye coordination make him an effective
defensive player. He also makes good decisions with the puck and his
playmaking skills are driven more so by his vision and patience than creation
NHL.com – "'Vince has a lot of grit in his game,' Central
Scouting's Chris Edwards told NHL.com. 'He's willing to battle and come out
with the puck. Very good passing ability. Vince is smart, he gets himself into
good shooting position on the power play and gets off one-timers. He plays a
steady, two-way game and plays with good energy.'"
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – N/A
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – N/A
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – N/A
Deven Persaud, NHL.com – N/A
TSN.ca – N/A
Gary Joyce, ESPN – N/A
Mark Seidel, CBC – N/A
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Thoughts: Trocheck is another small guy that seems to do a
lot of things well, but may not necessarily be a standout in any one area. He does have some offensive talent, but he's
probably in the next tier after Alexander Khokhlachev. If the Rangers still had their second round
pick, Trocheck might be a viable option, but in the first round he'd be a huge
The Rangers took Michael Del Zotto out of the OHL in 2008
and frequently draft prospects from the league.
Season Review:
Breaking Down The Defense >
Breaking Down The Goalies >
Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
Spotlight On Glen Sather >
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Rangers Land Tim Erixon: What Does It Mean?
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Spotlight On Marian Gaborik >
Spotlight On Chris Drury >
Spotlight On Artem Anisimov >
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Draft Profiles:
Zack Phillips >
Sven Bartschi >
Mark Scheifele >
Mika Zibanejad >
Mark McNeill >
Brandon Saad >
Joel Armia >
Nicklas Jensen >
Alexander Khokhlachev >
Tyler Biggs >
Matt Puempel >
Rickard Rakell >
Mario Lucia >
Tomas Jurco >
Dmitri Jaskin >
Phillip Danault >
Rocco Grimaldi >
Ty Rattie >
Daniel Catenacci >
Vladislav Namestnikov >
Nick Shore >
Stefan Noesen >
Boone Jenner >
Matthew Nieto >
Vincent Trocheck >
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Final Score: Marlins 4 Mets 3
The Mets (73-88) lost to the Marlins (69-92) tonight by the score of 4-3 in 11 innings.
Donovan Solano delivered a walk off single with the bases loaded in the 11th off Colin McHugh.
R.A. Dickey threw six innings and allowed three runs on seven hits. He did not walk a batter, struck out eight, and did not factor into the decision.
The Marlins' Adam Greenberg got his first career at bat and struck out against Dickey on three pitches in the sixth.
David Wright drove in the Mets' first run, his 93rd RBI of the season, with a two out single in the eighth.
Scott Hairston collected four hits: singles in the second, fifth, eighth and tenth innings.
Brian ErniTo me, there was no bigger highlight than seeing Greenberg step into a Major League batter's box. In his lone Big League plate appearance prior to tonight back in 2005, he was struck in the back of the head by a Valerio de los Santos 92 MPH fastball that effectively ended his career before it even got off the ground. Greenberg worked to get back into baseball, making stops in both the Minors and the independent Atlantic League before singing a one-day contract to get that elusive at bat tonight. He can now claim to do something many hitters have done this season: strike out against R.A. Dickey. Congratulations, Adam. Your achievement is a testament to your hard work and dedication.
Speaking of Dickey, even though tonight didn't produce win number 21, it was nice to soak in one last start of, what has been, a storybook season for the knuckleballer. It's both my hope and belief that Dickey will and should be named the 2012 Cy Young Award winner, but even the Baseball Writers' Association of America does not hand R.A. hardware, it's a season of individual accomplishment that I will remember for a long, long time.
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The Mets will wrap up the 2012 season tomorrow afternoon in Miami. Jeremy Hefner (3-7, 5.32 ERA) will toe the rubber for New York. The Marlins have not named a starter yet. Game time is 4:10 PM.


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Kam Air looks quite safe. There's a nice man holding an AK-47 there solely for my personal protection lol :)
Gotta be right. Rain Man said so.
capflier - I don't understand. How is it that Boeing sells the seats with a variety available for their various aircraft, and that ONLY ANA can use on style of seating?
Well it's because Boeing sells a variety of seats, that airlines can each have their own styles. There aren't too many carriers who have 787s right now, and those type of seats are only used by ANA currently...
How is El Al not topping the list???
*let alone even ON the list
Boeing doe not sell seats, Boeing installs the seats the airline selects, after that the configuration is up to the airlines.
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In the tiny commmunity of Bricama, 8 miles from the regional capital of Bafata, Guinea-Bissau, 13-year-old Odete Sana wheels her bike out of the thatch hut where she lives and takes it for a short spin.
Typically, she stores it at her father's house on the other side of the highway. She prefers that it be stored at her father's house because it is stronger and if there should there be a fire, she's afraid her bicycle might get burned.
Thanks to the vintage, baby-blue bicycle she was awarded by Plan for outstanding achievement at school, Odete is now part of a tiny, yet growing, minority of girls in the region who can now continue their education into senior high school after completing primary school.
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In this region, getting to school is difficult. There are only two senior high schools in the area and they are both 6 miles away. Most children do not have transportation to get there and many parents are hesitant to allow their young daughters to walk such a long distance alone.
In addition to transportation problems, families do not have the means to pay the school fees. Faced with this challenge, parents will often opt to send their sons to high school while their daughters remain at home.
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In 2012, Plan awarded bikes to 26 girls and 14 boys who live in the region. Odete was one of the recipients.
Celestino Sa, Plan Guinea-Bissau's Program Unit Manager, says that more than 95 percent of the girls who live in the region do not progress beyond primary school making Odete a role model for young girls.
Odete's favorite subjects at school are: Art, Science, and Portugese, which is Guinea-Bissau's official language.
"Kids should try hard to go to school. Parents don't always send girls to school, so it's up to us girls to explain to them why it's important that we do," she says.
Odete is also a member of the local Plan-supported Child Participation Group. As a member, she has convinced her step-sister to register the birth of her newborn baby girl. Registering the birth of a newborn is not a common practice in Guinea-Bissau and when the child is old enough to attend school, they are often denied an education.
Odete also educates her community, adults and children alike, on the importance of proper nutrition, sanitation, and fire safety which is important in regions where big winds are prevalent and open fires to cook and burn garbage are common. She also discusses forced early marriage and its affect on young children.
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CANTON The Massena man who allegedly attacked and injured village police officials during a mental health complaint was denied a mental health evaluation by St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards in court Monday.
Terry L. Bercume, 48, of 250 Main St., Apt. 6, pleaded not guilty to three counts of menacing a police officer, second-degree assault and resisting arrest.
Mr. Bercume was represented by St. Lawrence County Public Defender Stephen D. Button, who requested that the court direct probation to have a mental health evaluation performed on Bercume due to a history of mental health illness.
According to Mr. Button, police reports stated that Bercume was not in his right mind, and delusional during the altercation.
St. Lawrence County Assistant District Attorney Joshua A. HaberkornHalm said there was no indication that mental health issues were preventing Bercume from understanding why he was in court and what the charges against him were.
Judge Richard denied the request for a mental health evaluation based upon Bercumes ability to coherently respond to a series of questions regarding the charges against him and why he was in court.
Mr. Bercume was returned to the custody of the St. Lawrence County Sheriffs in lieu of $25,000 cash or $50,000 bond.
In other court action Monday:
Robert S. Webb, 50, 4967 Route 58, Gouverneur, was sentenced to five years in prison after pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree sexual abuse, a class D violent felony in May.
Webb, a registered sex offender for a previous offense, had sexual contact with a girl under the age of 13 in the town of Potsdam last summer. He was arrestd on the charge in January stemming from an incidnt that reportedly occurred in the summer of 2012.
Webb will also be under 10 years post release supervision, has an HIV testing order and pay $1,425 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Robert J. Warren Jr., 49, a St. Lawrence County Jail inmate made a motion requesting the court and the district attorneys office to recuse themselves from his case due to an alleged conflict.
Warren, a registered sex offender who is being held on second-degree burglary and petit larceny charges, said Judge Richards was St. Lawrence County district attorney in late 1999, when he sent a letter to corrections to deal with Warren when he engaged in acts that violated his probation.
There has been no written response from the district attorneys office in the matter.
Warren told Judge Richards that he didnt believe he could be fair and impartial since he was the district attorney trying him in the 1990s and now being the presiding judge.
You asked for the maximum sentence, Warren said making random accusations. You are being vindictive. You said you havent had dealings with me since 1996 or 1997 and this letter came in 1999.
Judge Richards said he will issue a written decision regarding the motion.
Who is going to make the ruling on the motion to recuse yourself? Is that you? Warren asked.
Thats right, Judge Richards said.
Thats absurd. I just want to put that on the record. Thats absurd, Warren said.
Andrew D. Stiles, 31, Canton, was placed on one year of interim probation after pleading guilty on May 20 to fourth-degree grand larceny, a class E felony.
Stiles improperly collected more than $18,000 in unemployment benefits from April 2009 to March 2012 while working at another job.
Judge Richards adjourned sentencing to Aug. 4, 2014 and ordered Mr. Stiles to pay $18,592.75 in restitution.
Donald A Dobbs III, 26, 11 Grove St. Ogdensburg, vacated his May 23 guilty plea to third-degree criminal mischief, a class E felony and was rearraigned on a lesser charge of second-degree criminal mischief, a class D felony, to which he pleaded not guilty in order to apply for the Judicial Diversion Program.
Dobbss attorney, Benjamin G. Johns, said his client had a substance abuse problem and is currently in outpatient treatment. If Dobbs is accepted into JDP and he completes treatment successfully, he will avoid facing prison time.
Judge Richards adjourned sentencing to Sept. 26 and released Dobbs under probation supervision.
Robert D., 32, and Heather S. Leeson, 31, 443 Belmont Courts, Ogdensburg, both pleaded not guilty to possession or transportation of unstamped cigarettes, a class E felony.
The defendants were allegedly in possession of 10,080 individual, untaxed cigarettes, according to Ogdensburg police. There were 504 packs of cigarettes, each with an excise tax of $4.35 for a total of $2,192.40.
Mr. Leeson tested positive for marijuana in court Monday and was released under probation supervision.
Mrs. Leesons drug test came back negative and she was released on her own recognizance.
Jesse G. Austin, 34, of 212 Montgomery St., appeared on a bench warrant Monday morning after he failed to report to St. Lawrence County probation as directed by Judge Richards last month.
Probation reported to Judge Richards that Austin did not appear for scheduled appointments and gave a number where he could not be reached.
Austin is being charged with one count of third-degree grand larceny, a class D felony and nine counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument, also class D felonies, for allegedly stealing more than $17,000 in checks from Rev. Edward E. Papp.
Austin said he misunderstood the directions for reporting to probation.
I told you that you had to report to probation on your arraignment, Judge Richards said. What I see is someone who doesnt think he has to comply with the rules.
Austin denied the accusation and the judge asked him to prove it to the court and released him under continued probation supervision.
Erika Shrader, 24, of 312 Knox St., Apt. 3, Ogdensburg, was remanded to jail after pleading not guilty to third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, both class B felonies.
Ms. Shrader is accused of dealing crack cocaine and allowing other crack dealers to operate from her home.
Judge Richards remanded Ms. Shrader to St. Lawrence County jail without bail after she returned from a drug test which she tested positive for marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine.
Stanley E. Stephenson Jr., 41, 1423 Old Market Rd., Norwood, was placed on one year of interim probation after a Nov. 28, 2012 guilty plea to a felony driving while intoxicated charge.
Mr. Stephenson had gone through treatment and he told Judge Richards that he left the fog that he had lived in behind him.
Judge Richards said the system wasnt so ridged that it didnt work with individuals that made a conscious effort to make positive changes in their life.
Mr. Stephensons interim probation expires on Aug. 18, 2014 and sentencing has been adjourned to Aug. 4, 2012.
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Sophie Papineau from Brossard, Quebec with a mangrove snapper. She caught it on a peice of shrimp in Marco Island.
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Preston Smith with his lobster catch in Ramrod Key.
John Jacobson caught and released this 32-inch snook in Ten Thousand Islands on Charles Charters.
Adam May of Estero caught this one-and-a-half-inch flounder in his cast net on a calm summer night out at Big Hickory Passy. It was the only fish he caught, and it was not quite big enough for a sandwich.
John James caught this beautiful trout on a charter out of Goodland with Captain Stacy Mullendore.
Emily James hooked this Spanish mackerel on the charter with her husband and Captain Stacy Mullendore.
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This recently completed top-floor duplex foreign freehold condominium is set in a convenient location within walking distance of Kamala Beach, as well as Kamala high street which has plenty of shops, restaurants and bars. The property boasts large windows which maximise light and the mountain views.
Boasting a spacious 113 sqm of living space, the condo features an open-plan living and dining area, well-equipped kitchen, and guest bedroom on the lower level, and a loft-style master bedroom on the upper level.
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- In a large bowl, beat egg, oil and sugar until smooth. Stir in bananas. Combine the flour, oats, baking soda, baking powder and salt; stir into the banana mixture just until moistened. Stir in chocolate chips.
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TUPPER LAKE - Very few athletes, competing at the highest level of their sport, are faster at 36 than they were at 24.
Ogdensburg native and longtime Tupper Lake resident Amy Farrell falls in that select company.
She also renewed her membership in a very elite circle of athletes who have qualified for the Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii on Oct. 12.
Farrell earned her third trip to the Ironman Worlds last weekend when she led the Womens 35-39 age group and was the first female amateur finisher at Eagleman Triathlon 70.3 (Half Ironman) at Cambridge, MD.
She completed the 1.2 mile swim, the 56-mile bike ride and 13.1 mile run in 4:32.44.
I was very happy with my time. It fits right in the middle of my two previous bests of 4:19 and 4:39. So Im faster now than I was at 24, quips Farrell who by age 24 had followed a natural progression to become a professional triathlete after excelling as a swimmer and distance runner at Ogdensburg Free Academy and earning All-American honors as a distance runner at St. Lawrence University.
Her career as professional triathlete ended with agonizing experiences at Ironman Worlds in 2001 and 2002.
In 2001 she managed to finish, bloodied and severely scraped but undaunted, after being blown off her bike into a deep ravine. In 2002, in the face of an even more ferocious ranging torrent of wind, she was forced to withdraw 30 miles into the bike segment.
She put Ironman behind her to concentrate on her career as a coach and teacher at Tupper Lake Central School and being a wife and mother while concentrating on running and skiing. A concentration which included two near misses at qualifying for the USA Olympic Trials in the marathon.
After the near misses she was right on target when she returned triathlon in triumph placing first in 30-34 age group in the Triathlon 70.3 (Half Ironman) World Championships in 2009 in Clearwater, Fla. and took fourth in last years worlds in Las Vegas.
Competing the heat of Las Vegas accentuated a nagging need to fulfill a sense of unfinished business over what she calls that dreadful DNF in Kona in 2002.
If she could only find the time to train in the face of an expanding business as usual at home.
Three years ago, she and her husband Kevin LaDue, a carpenter, bike technician and snowboard instructor, purchased the Faust Motel on the outskirts of Tupper Lake to go along with career duties, managing four dogs and raising a free-spirited and very athletic daughter Ruby who they say is very wise beyond her nine years on the planet.
We are real Adirondack people, we are very busy and we love it, says Farrell who has also authored a blog Rubys Mom Racing since 2007.
She shares her love for competing with her daughter Ruby, who has already made her mark in the youth classes of road races and summer mini triathlons in Lake Placid.
Farrell found the time to train and delivered a time in Cambridge which showed she was Goin to Kona.
So in October she will return to Kona totally at peace at being very accomplished amateur but still very driven by the desire to take the Ironman challenge to the limit.
Its really nice to be amateur. You have a lot more people to swim with, quips Farrell.
I am just going to see how the race goes. If the training works with my life and I hit my goal I would like to stay with it and see how I match up in my age group over the years. I still think my best Ironman is still ahead of me.
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Between 1994 and June 2003, EPA New England performed inspections at sixteen colleges and universities. Several of these inspections detected serious compliance problems that led to significant enforcement actions. Violations were noted primarily in the areas of hazardous waste management, spill prevention, and storm water protection. Some air and toxic substance control issues were documented as well. Enforcement actions resulting from these inspections have led to penalties ranging from $300K to over $1.0 million and were heavily publicized in the press.
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In 2001, EPA New England initiated a College and University Audit Initiative to encourage facilities to identify violations, disclose them to EPA, and voluntarily correct them. 175 college and university facilities (including branch campuses) disclosed potential violations through their participation in this initiative. The self-audits identified compliance deficiencies very similar to those found by EPA inspectors. The chart below lists the most commonly identified violations disclosed by the participants in the College and University Audit Initiative.
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- CAA (Clean Air Act)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation CAA-Physical Failure to close solvent degreaser or other containers when not in use. CAA 112 5 Failure to provide appropriate freeboard ratio for batch cold cleaning machines. CAA 112 1 Failure to have exhaust vents extend a certain height above the roof. Rain extensions should also be removed CAA 112 2 Failure to ensure whether or not submerged fill pipes for AST extended to within six inches of the bottom of the tank. CAA 112 1 Failure to inventory, provide and/or submit to proper agency a description of each piece of VOC-emitting equipment. CAA 608 2 Failure to install Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems for gas-dispensing units installed after 11/1/89. CAA 110 4 Failure to conduct required weekly and monthly inspections for Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems. CAA 110 4 Failure to conduct required tests to ensure Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems was properly installed after initial installation or substantial modification. CAA 110 1 Failure to conduct confirmatory testing for Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems once every year by Stage II compliance testing company and provide results to DEP within 30 days. CAA 110 3 CAA-Management Failure to apply for a permit/license or include all sources in the permit (i.e., missing information on SSEIS (stationary source emissions information system) form.) CAA 110 15 CAA-R&R Failure to comply with record keeping requirements for one or more of the following: boilers, non-fuel burning sources, activities performed under GPSC, fuel deliveries - identify sulfur content, emissions for freon and solvents listed as HAPs, evacuation of CFC equipment refrigerant recycling units, retain records for minimum of 5 years. CAA 110 44 Failure to submit a complete Title V Permit CAA 502 3 Failure to have a copy of regulatory approval letter/permit available and/or posted near equipment. CAA 110 5 Failure to comply with Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems requirements. CAA 110 5 Failure to provide and document receipt of adequate training. CAA 110 3 Failure to submit "Acquisition Certification Form" to EPA or provide documentation to ensure certifications, service orders and recycling information maintained for ODS. CAA 608 9 Failure to provide routine maintenance inspection records for boilers. CAA 110 1 Failure to provide analysis for showing the capacity of the storage vessel for any storage vessel containing volatile organic liquid storage vessel greater than 10, 566 gallons. CAA 110 2 Failure to apply for or comply with a Construction Permit, Operating Permit or Restricted Emission Status Plan (for potential emissions). CAA 110 13
- CWA (Clean Water Act)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation CWA-Physical Failure to provide secondary containment CWA 301 5 Failure to provide proper cross-connection protection. CWA 301 1 Failure to prevent the potential pollution of stormwater runoff from various operations. CWA 301 17 CWA-Management Failure to conduct inspections of elementary neutralization unit to ensure maintenance performed on tank for proper operation. CWA 301 1 Failure to designate an individual responsible for proper sampling and testing, record keeping, and notification. SDWA 1421 3 Failure draft and implement a drinking water program. SDWA 1421 3 Failure to develop, implement and update a Wellhead Protection Plan. SDWA 1421 2 Failure to get approval from appropriate agency in conducting activities within a wetland buffer zone. CWA 301 1 Failure to develop, implement, and update Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan as necessary. CWA 301 4 CWA-R&R Failure to follow conditions of a permit to discharge to the POTW CWA 301 20 Failure to properly permit, manage and operate water supply and waste water disposal systems. CWA 301 49
- EPCRA (Emergency Planning & Community Right-to-Know Act)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation EPCRA-Physical EPCRA-Management Failure to develop, implement, and update Hazard Communication Program. EPCRA 303 17 Failure to conduct and document a complete annual chemical inventory EPCRA 312 27 Failure to report all chemicals stored in quantities above the threshold planning quantity EPCRA 312 24 Failure to submit complete and accurate chemical inventory to appropriate agencies. EPCRA 312 18 Failure to designate facility emergency coordinator and/or provide representation in the local emergency planning process. EPCRA 303 1 Failure to provide adequate emergency planning or spill contingency plan in Emergency Response Plan EPCRA 303 1 Failure to develop, implement, and update Chemical Hygiene Plan. EPCRA 303 2 EPCRA-R&R
- RCRA (Resource Conservation Recovery Act)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation RCRA-Physical Failure to make formal waste determinations RCRA 3002 51 Failure to keep containers closed. RCRA 3002 33 Failure to properly label hazardous waste. RCRA 3002 53 Failure to provide secondary containment for the storage of hazardous wastes. RCRA 3002 36 Failure to properly handle, manage, and dispose of hazardous waste. RCRA 3002 34 Failure to properly identify and maintain a Satellite Accumulation Area/Site. There was no appropriate signage, secondary containment, labels and waste determinations made, or proper training provided. RCRA 3002 60 Failure to properly manage universal wastes. RCRA 3002 84 Failure to properly segregate incompatible waste by hazard class RCRA 3002 10 Failure to properly dispose of hazardous waste within 180 days for SQG. Manifests were reviewed and instances between shipments that exceeded 180 day. RCRA 3002 7 Failure to properly meet container management requirements for lab packs - inadequate spacing between containers for proper inspection. RCRA 3002 3 Failure to keep waste containers in good condition. Potential for spill or contamination to occur. RCRA 3002 5 Failure to provide emergency response information at waste generation areas. RCRA 3002 28 RCRA-Management Failure to prepare and submit biennial reports. RCRA 3002 18 Failure to apply for EPA generator ID number or a separate EPA generator ID number for non-contiguous property. RCRA 3010 24 Failure to develop, implement, and update Hazardous Waste Program as necessary. RCRA 3002 8 Failure to develop, implement, and update Hazardous Waste Contingency Plan as necessary. RCRA 3002 6 Failure to develop, implement, and update Hazardous Waste Minimization Plan as necessary. RCRA 3002 4 RCRA-R&R Failure to clarify generator status RCRA 3002 29 Failure to submit "Generator Notification Form" to State. RCRA 3002 2 Failure to obtain permits or comply with permit requirements. RCRA 3002 10 Failure to provide adequate training or document that personnel received training. RCRA 3002 74 Failure to conduct and document inspections. RCRA 3002 37 Failure to maintain all required manifest, exception reports, and LDR records. RCRA 3002 42
- SPCC (Spill Prevention Controls & Countermeasures)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation SPCC-Physical Failure to provide secondary containment in a limited number of storage areas housing oil-containing units. CWA 311J 36 Failure to determine if O/W separator compliant CWA 311J 1 Failure to provide means to prevent a spill or excessive leakage of oil into the drainage system at different locations. CWA 311J 5 Failure to properly label all oil containers. CWA 311J 4 Failure to post signs at all fill locations altering personnel of proper procedures. CWA 311J 1 SPCC-Management Failure to conduct and document monthly and daily inspections CWA 311J 20 Failure to conduct complete inventory of oil-containing equipment and oil storage tanks at various locations CWA 311J 24 Failure to develop, implement, and update SPCC Plan as necessary. CWA 311J 57 SPCC-R&R Failure to obtain general permit for discharge from different operations. CWA 311J 2 Failure to conduct necessary training and maintain training records for emergency responders and other personnel CWA 311J 18 Failure to conduct effluent monitoring of blowdown from a boiler CWA 311J 3 Failure to update the SPCC plan every 3 years CWA 311J 3 Failure to obtain coverage for swimming pool wastewater discharge CWA 311J 1 Failure to provide adequate emergency planning or spill contingency plan in SPCC plan CWA 311J 4 Failure to provide oil spill analysis in SPCC plan. CWA 311J 1 Failure to document information for the operation of on-site emergency generators. Monthly log should include: hours of operation, gallons of fuel used, fuel type and heating value. CWA 311J 6 Failure to keep results of annual inspections, maintenance & testing, date performed, and approval letters posted near or on the diesel engines/generators. CWA 311J 3
- TSCA (Toxic Substance Control Act)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation TSCA-Physical TSCA-Management Failure to maintain PCB-containing materials inventory, testing or disposition TSCA 6E 3 Failure to maintain proper pre-manufacturing notification documentation for research generated chemicals TSCA 5B 3 Failure to include a detailed description of the chemicals, a Dangerous Goods Airbill, and/or the import certification for imported/exported chemicals. TSCA 12/ TSCA 13 4 Failure to notify tenants of the presence or potential presence of lead paint in rental units. TSCA 406A 3 Failure to identify and properly dispose of asbestos and/or lead containing material. TSCA 206 2 Failure to provide waste shipment records (WSR) or exception reports for all asbestos abatement projects. TSCA 206 1 TSCA-R&R Failure to maintain an overall asbestos management plan, asbestos inspection report, asbestos program coordinator, or an inventory of asbestos containing materials. TSCA 205 1 No notification on file for asbestos abatement performed on site. TSCA 207A5 5 No emission control records or air monitoring records for asbestos abatement performed on site. TSCA 206 3
- UST (Underground Storage Tanks)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation UST-Physical Failure to confirm that all USTs meet all design requirements. RCRA 9003 18 Failure to assess soil and/or groundwater during UST closure RCRA 9003 3 Failure to assess soil and/or groundwater during UST closure RCRA 9003 1 Failure to perform and document monthly monitoring for leak detection. RCRA 9003 8 Failure to perform and document monthly monitoring for corrosion protection RCRA 9003 6 Failure to provide emergency communication device RCRA 9003 1 UST-Management Failure to report and document closures of the following USTs: numerous residential and non-residential heating oil tanks, emergency generator, numerous residential and non-residential fuel oil tanks, and non-residential gasoline tanks RCRA 9003 7 Failure to register USTs and/or follow conditions for record-keeping RCRA 9003 21 Failure to report releases from previously closed USTs that were not assessed at closure RCRA 9003 1 UST-R&R Failure to provide complete inventory of USTs. RCRA 9003 3 Failure to perform daily reconciliation which should include: tank in operation, daily inventory of product, volume, adjustments . RCRA 9003 6
- FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act)
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation FIFRA-Physical Failure to retain labels on all pesticide containers with the name and registration number of the pesticide. FIFRA 12A2A 1 Failure to properly manage pesticides - improper storage, no secondary containment, not segregated. FIFRA 12A2G 1 FIFRA-Management FIFRA-R&R
- State Only Violations
Law/Section Total # of Facilities Disclosing Violation Failure to develop, implement, and update Site Plan as required by Site Location of Development Act 1 Failure to develop, implement, and update Biomedical Waste Management Plan 3 Failure to properly handle, store, and dispose of Biomedical Waste 4 Failure to inspect hazardous waste containers daily (ME DEP). 1 Failure to reroute the discharge of fire sprinkler system test water to the sanitary sewer and maintain a discharge of <5,000 gpd. 1 Failure to establish a program to reduce the use of single occupant commuter vehicles for employers with more than 250 commuters. 4 Failure to properly register the dam in accordance with CT DEP requirements 1 Failure to comply with record keeping requirements for landfill permit. 1 Failure to submit records pertaining to pesticide usage on an annual basis. 4 Failure to provide certification to apply pesticides. 2 Failure to develop, implement, and update Pesticide Control Management Plan 2


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While fully embracing the season's bevy of vibrant hues might be simple for some, many might be overwhelmed by the thought of so much color. (This is especially true for those readers with neutral-heavy wardrobes!) Fortunately, zippy bubblegum stripes and bright separates aren't the only way to address this cheerful trend! Aside from neon lipstick and bold nail polish, one of the easiest ways to liven up your daily ensembles is with colorful, woven bracelets. There's something so delightful about these energetic accessories--they can instantly update your look while also offering a hint of textural intrigue--so naturally they were the perfect subject for our next Do It Yourself story!
Though today's inspiration wasn't featured on the runways per se, it's certainly inspired by them--specifically, Marni's eccentric S/S 11 collection. Consuelo Castiglioni celebrated spring with a variety of wild print and color combinations, including a multi-colored, diagonal striped Short Sleeve Jumper ($895) worn with a Polka Dot Skirt ($655) and a bright pink Graphic Scratch Long Sleeve Shirt ($775) styled with matching Graphic Scratch Skirt ($610) worn over a pair of gray scuba-like shorts. Yet, while we found ourselves fascinated by all the asymmetrical ruffles, perforated jackets, and leather helmets, our more conservative sensibilities were drawn to the designer's fabulously crafted Two-Tone Woven Bangle ($200), which offers a more wearable way to capture the collection's lively and youthful spirit.
One of the great things about these woven bangles is their uncanny resemblance to friendship bracelets. But, unlike the string styles we made at camp back in the day, these playful baubles have a more modern look, thanks to their larger size and vivid materials. And while the exact Marni bauble is a decidedly cool investment, you don't need to shell out so much cash to get the look. Instead, simply take a tip from our D.I.Y. guru Erica Domesek from P.S. I Made This and create one yourself! With just a couple pieces of colorful ribbon and Domesek's simple, step-by-step instructions, you can create your very own obsession-worthy bangles. So whether you're on a tight budget this season or just want to get in touch with your crafty side, we guarantee this is one project you don't want to miss!
-1 yard of 1/4" Grosgrain Ribbon ($0.49 for 1 yard) in Shocking Pink
-1 yard of 1/4" Grosgrain Ribbon ($0.99 for 5 yard) in Orange
- 1 yard of 5/8" Grosgrain Ribbon ($1.25 for 5 yards) in Orange
-Artist Tape ($5.50)
Note: Grosgrain ribbon is best if you're looking to recreate Marni's Two-Tone Woven Bangle ($200), but we also recommend trying Sterling's Accessory Cords ($44/100M) or Dupioni Silk ($5/yard) if you want to experiment with additional colors and textures.
Okay crafters, this project requires you to learn a braiding pattern known as the "Cobra Stitch," which sounds very fancy and difficult, but is actually pretty simple. If you need extra help, you can always check out this video for some additional, visual instruction! But before we get into that, first you must prepare the ribbon and your workspace...
1. For the base of your bracelet, cut a 1-foot long piece of the thicker ribbon (5/8" Orange, in this case). You also will need to cut a 1-yard long piece of the thinner pink ribbon and the thinner orange ribbon (1/4" Shocking Pink and Orange, for those of you keeping track).
2. Take the thin pink and orange ribbons and fuse their ends together with a small amount of glue, so that you have one long piece of ribbon. Wait five minutes for the glue to completely dry before moving on to the next step.
3. Tape the top of the base ribbon--the thicker, 5/8" Orange--to a steady, flat surface and center the fused, thinner ribbon underneath it. Each side of the fused ribbon will serve as Ribbon A and Ribbon B (to follow example above).
4. To begin the Cobra Stitch, take Ribbon A and cross it over the base ribbon and under Ribbon B to make a loop.
5. Bring Ribbon B under the base ribbon and through Ribbon A's loop. Once knotted through, pull Ribbon A and B equally so they create a knot around the base ribbon.
6. Continue this pattern, alternating the lead ribbon from side to side. (Note: if your pattern starts to spiral, you're not alternating sides.)
7. Continue braiding the bracelet until you have reached a desired length then double knot both ends. The pattern should be 3/4 the size of your desired length for the bracelet, as the remaining 1/4 will be used to tie around the wrist.--Jessica Baker
Marni runway image, courtesy of Karla Otto


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In the past few months a United States Civil Rights Advocacy Group has launched a free down-loadable application for your Android Smartphone, your Apple iPhone 4S or any other Smartphone you may own to own that allows you to secretly record police activity discreetly. The Civil Rights Advocacy Group is claiming that it will allow United States Citizens to "help boost police force accountability." The New Jersey Branch of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) states that "Police Tape," that is now available to the public, "allows people to securely and discreetly record and store interactions with police."
The ACLU is also claiming that the ""an essential tool for police accountability."
"Too often, incidents of serious misconduct go unreported because citizens don't feel that they will be believed," said the office's executive director Deborah Jacobs.
The Smartphone application also allows users to send the file to the ACLU for safe-keeping and analysis and even contains legal advice on the rights of citizens confronted, detained or arrested by police officers. Unlike most traditional Smartphone recording applications, the Police Tape application will disappear from your Smartphone screen minimizing the risk that the police officers will even know or have known they've been recorded.


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A 41-year-old man was killed Sunday afternoon when his SUV left the road and tumbled about 100 feet down a steep hill west of Helper.
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Castleview Hospital has launched a new, $3 million software program designed to streamline hospital functions and improve the quality of care. While the rollout of the new electronic health record system became official on Oct. 1, it took months of ...
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Whether hand-painted or neon, the signs on Helper's Historic Main Street district said open, and the lighted interiors of shops, galleries and eateries cast a glow on the town's business district. Businesses decided to launch the First Friday eve...
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October is National Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month. SIDS is the sudden death of an infant less than one year of age that cannot be explained. It is the leading cause of death among infants between the ages of one and 12 month...
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The Carbon County Sheriff's Department is asking for information about the death or the last few days in the life of Christopher Robertson.
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Runners leave the starting line in a 5K race in Price Saturday morning to raise public consciousness about the issue of domestic violence. The run was organized by the Domestic Violence Coalition. October is the month set aside to make people awar...
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Cooler weather creates hot fishing
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Helper appoints 5 members to city's Board of Health
The Helper City Council on Thursday appointed Mayor Dean Armstrong to head the newly reactiviated Board of Health for the city.
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The Utah Humanities Council will be sponsoring a book festival with authors Thomas G. Andrews and Erin Ann Thomas, co-authors of the book Killing for Coal: Coal in Our Veins, on Wednesday at 7 p.m at the Price City Library....
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School districts with student body populations under 1,500 no longer have to complete yearly internal audits thanks to mandate relief embedded in this years state budget.
The decision by the state to drop the mandate could save small districts thousands of dollars.
Its going to save a couple thousand dollars, Morristown Central School Superintendent David J. Glover said, estimating the savings to clock in between $5,000 and $10,000 this year alone.
At Lisbon Central School Business Manager Wendy S. White said she expects to see savings of $5,400 this year thanks to the states decision. Mrs. White said the district wont miss the internal audits.
Michael Robinson, assistant school business manager at Heuvelton Central School, said he expects the district to save $9,500 this year by not having to carry out the internal audit.
But this wont mean small schools wont have their books checked.
Thomas R. Burns, superintendent and executive officer at St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES, said schools will still have to carry out annual external audits as well as an audit from the state Comptrollers office every three five years.
Internal audits were started approximately ten years ago, Mr. Burns said, as a response to several allegations of fraud at small schools downstate.
The internal audit was supposed to be, not so much an audit of the books more geared towards risk assessment and fraud, he added.
Mr. Burns said that, for the most part, the internal audit and the external audit covered the same ground.
Heuvelton Central School Superintendent Susan E. Todd said, I think that weve proven over the years that the vast majority of schools are responsible with their funds. Another [audit] is just not going to help us.
Mr. Glover said the internal audit is redundant. A lot of times theres overlap. Its a welcome relief [to have it removed].
Every thousand [dollars in savings] counts, Mr. Glover added. But its not the level of relief that Id like to see.
Mr. Burns also noted that the removal of the internal audit requirement will also free up employees to work on other projects.
You have to make your books available; you have to pull quite a number of documents, he said. It will definitely help significantly in terms of staff time.
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Lou Marson (shoulder) has been cleared to begin a throwing program.
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The Padres announced Sunday that interim manager Pat Murphy will not be retained as manager.
Joey Butler went Godzilla in his final game of the 2015 season, finishing 3-for-4 with two homers and six RBI to help lead his team's 12-3 romp over the Blue Jays on Sunday.
Paul Goldschmidt went 2-for-3 with a go-ahead two-run home run in Sunday's 5-3 win over the Astros.
J.A. Happ struck out seven batters over six scoreless innings on Sunday as the Pirates defeated the Reds to claim home field advantage in the National League Wild Card game against the Cubs.
Corey Dickerson hit a three-run home run in a seven-run ninth inning as the Rockies rallied to defeat the Giants in Sunday's season finale.
Lance McCullers was unable to supply the Astros a win in Sunday's season-finale against the Diamondbacks, allowing three runs (two earned) over five innings.
Daniel Norris tossed five scoreless innings to pick up the win in Sunday's season finale against the White Sox.
Anthony Rizzo lined a two-run single to right field in the first inning on Sunday, leading the Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the Brewers.
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Read: John Tortorella on Michael Del Zotto In The First Half of the Season and Now
At the end of the 2010-11 season, John Tortorella said of Michael Del Zotto, "There are a number of building blocks with Michael, and a number of defensemen that have pretty good rookie years ended up taking a step backwards. You accept that, and maybe change some things, and I don't want to get into specifics, but something has to change, and you embrace the process, because it's not an easy position to play. I'm really anxious to see Michael, first of all to get him healthy, and I'm really anxious to see him in camp again."
In October, with Marc Staal injured, Tortorella praised Del Zotto for stepping up and taking on more responsibility.
In early November Tortorella said, "I think Michael has done the things, been much more aggressive defensively as far as stick on puck and time and space, I think he is feeling more and more confident with his play selection which is a very important part of the improvement we need out of him. I think he has handled himself very well."
In December, after Brian Boyle called him a stud, Tortorella said "he has really applied himself in the things he needs to do to be a pro. He has been a very important part on our back end and he just keeps improving. As long as he handles himself off the ice the way he should, as far as staying within himself and still learning what it is to be a pro, he will keep growing. I'm happy for him."
Recently, Tortorella told Stan Fischler at MSG.com that he was impressed with Del Zotto and expects him to continue to play at a high level.
Del Zotto said on 24/7 that Tortorella "is brutally honest but that he is the best kind of coach for him"