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(Note: I had an English teacher who once told us that if we had to write the word "ya'll", it should be put in quotations. When I began this blog, I did that, but I've given it up. I just hope you realize that I know it isn't a real word, unless you live in the South, and to us, it is a real word, and I can't seem to get through a post without using it!)
I decided to pick some "stuff" that I could share interesting stories about (at least, I think they are interesting, but I may think anything I have to say is interesting-after all, just look at how long my lead-in to this post is!).
You are probably thinking this metal picnic basket isn't so interesting. We've seen several of these in Blogville. I bid on this at a local auction, but wasn't willing to pay a lot for it, so I lost the bid. Weeks after the auction, the man who had purchased it came by my office and gave it to me! The basket was filled with historical papers, and the papers were what he was bidding on, and he didn't even want the picnic basket! I offered to pay him what I had bid on the basket, but he declined, so I ended up getting it free--that's my kind of bargain, but what is even better, it was such a fun surprise!
I don't think this cake stand is very old. I bought it at a tag sale several years ago, but several visitors asked about it when it was on my Easter tablescape posting.
It is a Pfaltzgraff piece, and it may still be available. I haven't checked their website.
I can't believe I'm posting this window curtain, and I really can't believe I'm going to tell ya'll what it is! This is just such a funny second time around that I am swallowing my pride and forcing myself to face the embarrassment of telling you what it is.
When I cleaned out my family home, I found my prom dress from the year 1966! I started to throw it in the trash, but then I decided, with a little alteration, my grands could play dress up with it. They never got that chance though, since I needed a curtain for this powder room!!
When I cleaned out my family home, I found my prom dress from the year 1966! I started to throw it in the trash, but then I decided, with a little alteration, my grands could play dress up with it. They never got that chance though, since I needed a curtain for this powder room!!
Yep! You read that right. The curtain in my powder room was made from the bottom of my 43 year old prom dress!!
Don't you love the way my fathom date's hand is in the picture, but I decapitated him! Believe me, he deserved it!
Laura, at Tomarie's Cabin, has awarded me the Honest Scrap Award. Have you ever been over to her blog to see her amazing "cabin"? If not, you'd better go now, because it is much more interesting than anything I can tell you about myself. I'm including this award in this post, because it is a second time around for me. The first time I received this award, I only listed five things about myself, and the award requires that we list ten. Since I tend to over share and tell all, I always feel like there is nothing you don't already know about me, so I'm going to tell you trivia about my Easter. Doesn't that sound sooo interesting? Thanks so much Laura for wanting to know anything else about me!This really isn't about me, but it is a warning! The Easter bunny brought baskets to my house for my grandchildren. He put "edible" grass in their baskets. You may want to talk to the Easter bunny before next year, because although this grass may be edible, I don't know who would eat it. It tastes terrible!
More proof that I don't throw anything away, and that I don't mind being tacky with my decor! My friend, Susie, sent me a gift in this plastic bag, and I hung the bag in the window for Easter decor!!
Although I do spoil my grandchildren, and I do allow them to do about what they want to at my house, I will make them sit for long periods of time to try to get a good picture of all four of them!
My son-in-law is crazy! Since he's going bald at an early age, he used Easter basket grass (not the edible kind) for hair on Easter Sunday!
I had 20 guests for Easter dinner. Normally, we have about 30 people for holiday dinners, but only 20 could be here for Easter dinner this year. Miss Janice, I know men are supposed to remove their hats at the dinner table, but apparently some of my guests don't know it!I'm joining Susan at A Southern Daydreamer Reads in the Spring Reading Challenge she has issued. I love to read, but lately, I'm reading all of your posts all of the time, so I haven't had a lot of time for my book reading. However, I am currently reading Mermaids in theBasement, a Michael Lee West novel, which is an absolutely wonderful read. I hope to also read the Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski, before the end of the challenge on June 20, but I'm not sure that I will complete it. If you'd like to join in this challenge, please stop by A Southern Daydreamer Reads and sign up.
Don't forget to go see all of the other 2nd Time Around posts by going to A Picture is Worth A 1000 Words to get the links. Thanks so much to Diane for hosting this event. As always, I appreciate you visiting my blog, and I'd love to hear from you in a comment. laurie


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When traveling for business purposes, it is often necessary to pack formal clothing, often within a small carry-on bag. What is the best way to compactly pack a suit (and other formal wear) in a standard piece of luggage with minimal creasing and folding?
Try Youtube, you have tons of videos that shows how to do it. The "best" is subjective, it depends on your suit type, your packing skills, etc.
It doesn't directly answer your question, but I usually prefer to wear the suit and pack the other clothing, at least on short flights.

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ObamaCare will make — and is already making — healthcare cost more. That's the message of a recent report from congressional Republicans that details just a few of the ways in which the healthcare law, supposedly passed to reduce costs, is actually causing them to explode.
The report, "The Price of Obamacare's Broken Promises," begins by noting that while President Barack Obama promised that his healthcare law would shrink premiums by $2,500 for the typical family, "since 2008, the average family premium has instead grown by over $3,000." What's more, this has taken place "before Obamacare's most costly requirements go into effect in 2014." In other words, it can only get worse.
How much worse? It won't take long to find out. According to the more than 30 studies used to compile the report, Americans buying insurance in the individual market can expect their premiums to rise dramatically next year. One study, by the American Action Forum, found that in some cities premiums could increase by more than 200 percent. Others project smaller but still quite significant increases.
Proponents of the law might counter that while premiums may go up, many people buying individual insurance will be eligible for federal subsidies to offset these new costs. The GOP report begs to differ:
Despite the availability of $1 trillion in subsidies, Americans across the country will still pay a higher premium in 2014 as a result of Obamacare. In fact, households earning as little as $46,000 will receive no premium assistance, yet they will be forced to accept unaffordable premium increases as a result of Obamacare's mandates and regulations nonetheless. Even after receiving subsidies, Americans earning as little as $25,000 will still pay more.
Four ObamaCare provisions, the report asserts, are most responsible for the rate hikes.
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With so many recent, conflicting court decisions on what police and other law enforcement officials can and cannot do regarding citizens' technological property, it is easy for one to get confused about his or her rights.
With this in mind, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) recently released the "Know Your Rights" guide, which offers a variety of tips on interacting with officials during searches and seizures of cellphones, computers and more.
"With smart phones, tablet computers, and laptops, we carry around with us an unprecedented amount of sensitive personal information," said EFF Staff Attorney Hanni Fakhoury in a press release. "That smart phone in your pocket right now could contain email from your doctor or your kid's teacher, not to mention detailed contact information for all of your friends and family members. Your laptop probably holds even more data — your Internet browsing history, family photo albums, and maybe even things like an electronic copy of your taxes or your employment agreement. This is sensitive data that's worth protecting from prying eyes."
The guide provides comprehensive answers to many questions, such as whether police can enter your home to search an electronic device without a warrant (no), whether you have to provide passwords to police while they search your device (no), and whether you can ask to see a warrant (yes).
"In the heat of the moment, it can be hard to remember what your rights are and how to exercise them," said EFF Senior Staff Attorney Marcia Hofmann in the release. "Sometimes police can search your computer whether you like it or not, but sometimes they can't. We wrote this guide to help you tell the difference and to empower you to assert your rights when the police come knocking."


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Mon Oct 12, 2015 10:45 AM CDT
Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, wrote a letter Friday to USDA wanting to know when exactly farm-program checks will start going out to farmers.
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Fri Oct 9, 2015 01:59 PM CDT
Clearly the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling Friday to issue a stay on the waters of the United States rule isn't the last court action we'll see on the rule. Ag groups and members of Congress who have been fighting the rule tooth and nail, however, hailed the stay as a victory. Conservation groups weren't so happy.
Sequester Cuts and Other Farm Program Disparities
Wed Oct 7, 2015 10:25 AM CDT
Farmers will take a 6.8% cut in their farm-program payments because of federal sequestration rules, according to information from USDA on Wednesday. A statement on the sequester cuts was made at a House Agriculture Committee hearing on dietary guidelines.
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Mon Oct 5, 2015 05:41 PM CDT
Dietary guidelines are going to draw a lot of interest this week as the House Agriculture Committee holds a hearing Wednesday on the decisions made by the advisory committee that drafted proposed changes.
TPP Talks Close to a Deal, But Not There Yet
Sun Oct 4, 2015 08:43 PM CDT
Late Sunday afternoon promised some disruption of the usual NFL fare as a media alert from the U.S. Trade Representative's Office touted a press conference to close out the Trans-Pacific Partnership ministerial meeting in Atlanta.
Aggie Reauthorization Bills Head to President's Desk
Mon Sep 28, 2015 09:05 PM CDT
The House gave final approval Monday to the HR 2051, the Agriculture Reauthorizations Act. Grain will continue to be inspected and livestock prices will be reported, though some people are kicking their boots that the government would shut down price reporting if the government were shutdown.
USDA Deadlines and Prospects of a Government Shutdown
Wed Sep 23, 2015 09:07 PM CDT
I keep hearing from others on our editorial staff that we should once again alert readers that the Farm Service Agency deadline is Sept. 30 to complete the sign up process for Agricultural Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage. Well, that means it's a good time to remind them about the prospects of a government shutdown.
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A conference this week in Lincoln, Neb., focusing on water-quality markets reflects one of the ways USDA is seeking to work with EPA on voluntary conservation efforts to improve water quality by growing carrots with voluntary efforts instead of using the big stick of regulation.
Cellulosic Ethanol Appeals to President for RFS Fix
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For months companies developing advanced biofuels like cellulosic ethanol have made it known that if the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency continues to sway from the original Renewable Fuel Standard law those companies would go outside the United States to develop technologies.
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NFU Calls on House to Aggressively Move on Business Tax Breaks
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JAY, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Spruce Mountain Varsity Girl's Basketball Coach Gavin Kane wasn't quite sure what to expect when he returned to the ranks of high school hoops in Maine's Western Mountains.
Coach Kane won a record 11 straight Western Maine Championships and 6 gold balls as the head coach of the Dirigo Cougar girl's teams in nearby Dixfield in the late 1990's and early 2000's.
The past two seasons, he worked as an assistant coach under Cindy Blodgett at the University of Maine.
"It was a dream come true for me," said Kane, who admits his stay in Orono was shorter than he had hoped. "For many years, I had wanted to experience the college level."
When Blodgett was fired, Kane was let go, too.
While he worked at Maine, he commuted from his home in Wilton to campus, spending hours in his car away from his family. When the job at Spruce Mountain became available he decided to get back to doing what he loves most, teaching the fundamentals of basketball to kids.
His first challenge as coach, bring together players who have spent their entire lives competing for arch rival high school teams located just a few miles apart. Spruce Mountain formed when Jay and Livermore Falls combined their sports teams enroute to creating one high school to serve the two communities.
"If I didn't have any prior knowledge about the kids coming into the situation this year at Spruce Mountain," stated Kane. "I would never have known we had kids from two campuses."
It did not take him long to get the kids playing on the same page.
"We have outstanding chemistry, and to see that happen and occur in less than a year to me is unbelievable," he said. "The group has been a pleasure to coach, and that has been a big part of it."
Bringing his team together has not been the biggest challenge the legendary coach has faced this season. Cancer has.
"I am still currently going through bladder cancer treatments, with really no idea as to what the future may bring," explained Kane.
He says he is reminded of his illness everyday, but doesn't dwell on it.
"I really look at everything as a challenge," he said. "I've always been that way, and I actually look at this battle with cancer probably from the standpoint of an athlete and a coach. I mean, to me it's a fight. I despise losing."
Kane says being closer to home has helped him in this fight, and he appreciates the support he's received from his family and his new school community.
"Unless the good lord says differently," he exclaimed, "I don't plan on losing this battle with cancer."


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Tucked away at the back of the quiet, rural village of Broadoak outside Canterbury, the Golden Lion is a charming pub that offers delicious food, a large garden and a warm welcome. It is also an ideal stop for walkers in need of a little rest and relaxation after a venture into nearby Blean Woods. A selection of fine and freshly prepared home made meals can be found at the Golden Lion.
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The Regency Tavern is a Brighton institution and is celebrated for its opulent decoration and warm welcome. So much so in fact that last year it featured in Vogue magazine's Secret Address Book. Harking back to the splendour and glamour of Regency Brighton, the pub is decorated with fine furnishings, cherubs, paintings and ornate mirrors.
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Renowned chef Angela Hartnett MBE has visited Shepherd Neame's Faversham brewery to find out about women's role in brewing for part of a BBC TV series. The second series of BBC Two's Great British Food Revival will see chefs continue their quest across the UK investigating forgotten food traditions.
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If you are looking to enjoy the many wonderful restaurants that New York has to offer, Restaurant Week is the perfect way to see them all without breaking the bank.
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Indelible youth. There's value to be had in this. Fashion seen through a youthful pair of eyes will bring fresh perspective to it, mirthfully disregarding the structured definition that the exacting public sometimes decree. Who wouldn't appreciate an unencumbered approach to style? Expressing oneself as actively and resolute as a kid filled with wonder and curiosity, can lead to a more creative flair that's both fascinating and enigmatic. A young mind that's eager to challenge limits, explore locales, and walk barefoot just because.
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Tell us a little bit about you. How old are you and where do you live? Where and what did you study? Type of work, interests, etc.
I'm 24 years old and have lived in Parañaque since I was 13. I studied AB-International Studies (European Major) in DLSU-Manila. I also finished a one year post grad course in Real Estate Management in DLS-CSB. I've worked in the real estate industry ever since I graduated, but had also had experience teaching, and organizing events on the side.
Traveling is what makes my blood rush. There's just something about getting completely lost in a foreign city, and just watching it unfold its quirks and mysteries. I'm crazy about the beach, and even more crazy addicted to tan lines. I love football, dark chocolate, sneakers, and good conversations.
Pick 1 word that best describes you. Why?
I try my best not to waste my time with outcomes that are beyond my control but rather channel all the negative energy to produce the best of what I have.
What keeps you busy these days? Name 3 most important people/things in your life right now.
1. Work. I'm about to take the real estate licensure exam early next year.
2. Enjoying single-dom and everything that comes along with it — night out or movie with friends, attending friend's band gigs and events, catching lots of good movies and shows.
3. Trying out different forms of exercise since I don't get to play football anymore. I have yet to find the right one for me! So far I've tried surfing, Bikram Yoga and Plana Forma. Up next is either pole dancing, boxing, or TRX.
What do you love about fashion? What is it that inspires you?
What I love about fashion is that its a freestyle art form. We are all canvas mannequins, and everyday we try to paint a picture or portray a role. It could be as simple as feeling like taking inspiration from the music video of that song stuck in your head. I love how fashion evolves. Watching the rise and fall of trends excite me, — in an oblivious way, because you'll know exactly what to defy.
I am inspired by music, good photography, and even by just people-watching in a mall or a park.
What is style to you?
I believe in the saying "style can't be bought." No amount of money can define taste. I think its essential to know how to cook up an outfit that doesn't involve a whole lot of branded stuff. Style translates how well you know yourself — how you select outfits without having to compromise.
Which of your interests/hobbies influence your personal style? Describe your personal style.
I think a big influence on my personal style is the fact that I'm from the South, I have three brothers, and I love the beach. I'm all for the laid back vibe, nothing too complicated. Hip-hop music has also influenced me growing up. I love experimenting with androgynous styles. I think there's just something really sexy about girls who can wear guy's clothing and pull it off.
Give us your favourite underrated designer/shop.
THE Clothing. This is a local t-shirt business in Cubao-X that has quite a following. They stay true to what street fashion is through their designs. Grab a shirt, and do what you can and want with it. An XL gives you a shirt dress!
Favourite Fashion designers?
Ziggy Savella.
Are you a shoe, clothes, or accessory person? Why?
Tough question! But I'd have to give it to shoes – not that I have too many of it but because its often the first thing I notice when I meet people. It says a lot about a person.
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Welcome, Eena Acuña, a free-spirited and mercurial young lady with her own protean style yarn to spin and perhaps bears a reason or two on why one should walk barefoot, do cartwheels, or take sartorial photos with old doors in the background. Calling these diversions fun is a gross understatement.
She's first of the select few who will be joining Style Manila as a contributing blogger from here on out.
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What are your thoughts on the Manila fashion scene?
I definitely think we have it going already. There are so many talented designers out there that are able to strike a a balance between classic and contemporary styles. People have so much potential in the sense that style awareness is made available through ads, the internet, and technology.
What can people expect from you as a blogger? Give us an idea of the whats and the hows.
Having lived in Manila all my life, I would want to try my best to capture what Manila is to me – charming, laid back, and sometimes unpredictable. I plan to be as transparent as I can be with my raves (and I don't rave just about everything!). I also have lots of travel scheduled in the next year – this calls for lots of random sightings, cool finds, and a variety of styles and trends we can all draw inspiration from.
If there's one thing you'd want people to remember you by, as a fashion blogger, what is it? What sort of legacy would you want to leave behind on StyleManila.com?
Practicality and functionality. These are the two things I live by and hope that others may see through my future posts.
I can't wait to read what this young lady will share here in Style Manila. And, yea, do make Eena feel welcome and say hello! You can also find her on Twitter: @lazyeye and on Tumblr: youphoria..
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A deadly blizzard of historic proportions pounded the Northeast, already bringing more than 3 feet of snow to some areas and cutting power to 650,000 homes and businesses.
More than 3 feet had fallen on central Connecticut by Saturday afternoon, and areas of southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire notched 2 feet or more of snow - as the storm began to wane.
The storm is blamed for at least seven deaths, three in Canada and four in the USA. A 74-year-old man died after being struck by a car in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; the driver said she lost control in the snowy conditions, police said. A second New Yorker, 23, died when a tractor he was using to plow his driveway went off the edge of the road. A woman in her 80s was struck and killed by a hit-run driver Friday night in Connecticut, and in Boston an 11-year-old boy died when he was overcome by carbon monoxide in a running car while his father dug it out of a snow bank.
Hurricane-force winds and history-making snowfalls combined to spread misery from New Jersey to Maine. Winds gusted to 76 mph at Boston's Logan airport and 84 mph in Cuttyhunk, Mass. The storm piled the most snow on Hamden, Conn. -- 40 inches -- and was the fifth largest in Boston history, with 24.9 inches of snow recorded there.
The 31.9 inches in Portland, Maine, is the most ever recorded there from a single snowstorm; the storm was the second biggest in Harford, Conn. (22.8 inches) and Concord, N.H. (24 inches), and third biggest in Worcester (28.7 inches).
Power company National Grid said 350,000 of its customers lost power in southern Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. Some of them were restored, but by Saturday afternoon, 131,000 customers in Massachusetts and 176,000 in Rhode Island were still without power. Thousands more outages were reported in New York, Maine and Connecticut.
More than 2,000 crews, including National Grid personnel and crews from 26 states and two Canadian provinces were responding to more than 3,400 reports of downed wires, the company said.
More than 6,300 flights in North America have been canceled through 11 a.m. Saturday, according to flight-tracking service FlightStats.
In the New York City area, John F. Kennedy Airport, LaGuardia Airport and Newark Airport were open as of 7 a.m. Saturday, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Some commercial flights were expected to resume as early as 9 a.m., but carriers have canceled many flights. Travelers were urged to call ahead and check with their carriers for specific flight information.
Acela train express service between New York City and Boston remained shut down Saturday, Amtrak reported.
Southbound Northeast Regional service from Boston was expected to resume on a limited schedule at 11:40 a.m. Northbound Northeast Regional service from Penn Station in New York City was also expected to resume limited service as of 11:30 a.m., Amtrak reported.
While the blizzard, dubbed "Nemo" by the Weather Channel, the blizzard has ended in New York City, heavy snow and strong wind gusts are expected to continue across much of New England through midday, before tapering off from west to east through the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
The snowfall ended and all blizzard warnings expired by 4 p.m. everywhere except far northeast Maine, where snow is expected to continue until this evening. Temperatures will hover in the teens in northern New England and in the 20s in southern New England today, and rise into the 30s Sunday, according to AccuWeather.
New York City's Central Park, where the official snowfall totaled 11.4 inches, filled with bundled-up men, women and children. Some went with sleds, some with skis, some strolled casually, and some, like Gauri Pradhan of Manhattan, took photos of the snow-covered scenery.
"It's pretty," Pradhan said.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Saturday morning the city "certainly avoided the worst of it."
Service on the Metro-North commuter rail lines between New York City and the northern suburbs was scheduled to resume at 11 a.m., New York State's Gov. Andrew Cuomo said at a news briefing Saturday morning. But in Long Island's Suffolk and Nassau counties, the state's hardest-hit areas, about 200 motorists were stranded with their vehicles, and even firetrucks became stuck.
Cuomo urged Long Island motorists to stay off the roads and allow plows and emergency workers to clear the snow.
"You have an historic amount of snowfall. It does not go away in a matter of minutes," he said. "Today is not a day for people to be leaving the house unless they have urgent, urgent business."
Additional snowplows from adjacent Nassau County and from New York City were en route to help eastern Long Island dig out, Cuomo said. New York was also sending plows, personnel and other storm-response aid to Connecticut and Massachusetts, he said, explaining that "this state had (storm-related) consequences, but nothing like out neighboring states."
Conn. Gov. Dannel Malloy ordered all roads closed statewide early Saturday.
"It's critical right now that residents stay off the roads, so that our plows can continue their efforts to clear our streets and highways," said Malloy. "This is a record-setting storm. It's going to take time to dig out of the snow. Stalled or abandoned vehicles will only slow that process. Unless you face an emergency, please stay put."
The storm stranded hundreds of motorists on highways and roads across Suffolk County on Eastern Long Island.
"We're taxed. We're still trying to rescue people in a number of places and get them home," said a spokesman for the Suffolk County Police Department Saturday morning. "We have the National Guard and the State Police helping us."
The Long Island Expressway remained closed to all but emergency and utility vehicles.
"It's very hard to get on an entrance or exit ramp right now. They're under several feet of snow," the police spokesman said.
The snow also caused a 19-car, four-hour pileup on I-295 near Cumberland, Maine. Several people had minor injuries, police said. In Vermont, the storm was being blamed for a series of crashes on I-89 in Bolton and South Burlington. Two people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York and Massachusetts have declared states of emergencies.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said in a Saturday afternoon news conference he banned traffic Friday afternoon, before the storm hit, in contrast to the state's last such ban in the blizzard of 1978.
"We tried to take experiences from the blizzard of 1978, when the travel ban was issued after the storm had already hit," Patrick said.
This time, while there were some "knuckleheads" who went out anyway and a few dozen got stuck, "we think we were well served by that" early travel ban, he said.
The ban was lifted for some counties at 1 p.m. and will be lifted across the state by 4 p.m., according the Massachusetts State Police.
Utility officials warned customers to prepare for power outages lasting several days. New England and New York are expected to take the hardest hit, but others around the country could feel the ripple effect from canceled flights and trains and snarled traffic along the Eastern Seaboard, parts which are still reeling from the fallout of October's Superstorm Sandy.
In Somerville, Mass., Amsterdam Falafelshop Boston is one of the only business to open on time today at 11 a.m., after staying open til its regular closing time at midnight Friday.
"The way I see small business is that we're providing a service to the local community," owner Matt D'Alessio, 29, said as he shoveled the knee-high snow and salted the sidewalk outside his restaurant. "We remained open because people came to our shop," buying multiple sandwiches for friends at home, D'Alessio said.
The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant in Plymouth experienced an automatic shutdown at around 9:15 p.m. Friday after losing off-site power. Spokesman Neil Sheehan says that the reactor shut down without any problems and that backup generators are powering plant equipment.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says there's no threat to public safety.
Contributing: Melanie Eversley, Ben Mutzabaugh, Stephanie Haven; Alesha Williams, Laura Petrecca, Natalie DiBlasio, TIm Mullaney; Associated Press


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CLAYTON The towns overall expenditures will nearly double in 2014, owing to two multimillion-dollar projects and increases in employee pension and insurance costs.
Claytons total budget for next year will be $12,236,705, up 85 percent from $6,608,031 this year.
In the works are two major capital projects, a $2,373,000 transient dock and boater services facilities project and the $5,350,000 Route 12 sewer project.
A large part of these extra expenditures, however, will be offset by grants awarded to Clayton.
For the Route 12 sewer line extension from the village of Clayton border to Fishers Landing, Orleans the town secured $2.5 million in state grant funding and a $2.84 million loan, which would be paid off through wastewater user fees.
The dock and boaters amenity facilities project is backed by a $1.1 million federal grant.
Town Supervisor Justin A. Taylor said the town government additionally is expecting a $90,000 increase in employee compensation, health insurance and retirement costs in the following year.
The town has very little control over these particular expenditures, he said.
Even though the town government is applying $864,277 from its fund balance to buy down taxes, the levy, or total amount to be raised through property taxes, will go up by 8 percent, to $1,027,289 from $951,077.
Mr. Taylor estimated the town still would have about $500,000 left in its fund balance.
In 2012, Clayton took out $690,282 from its fund balance, or rainy day fund.
Despite a healthy bump in Claytons total taxable property value which is up 2.6 percent to $702,709,474 the tax rate will go up, not only because of the levy hike, but also partly because of the new ambulance district tax.
The towns 2014 tax rate is $1.44 per $1,000 of assessed value, up from $1.37 in 2013.
This new rate includes a new $0.17 per $1,000 ambulance district tax to support the Thousand Islands Emergency Rescue Services operations.
In other words, a Clayton property assessed at $100,000 will pay $7 more in town property taxes in the following year, assuming the assessment value of the property remained unchanged from 2013.
Claytons general budget is going down 3.4 percent to $2,226,954, but the town highway expenditures will increase by 14.7 percent – from $1,557,725 to $1,786,767.
Salaries for Clayton town board members and town justices will remain the same.
Supervisor Taylor will receive $28,500, and the four council members each will get a stipend of $3,040. The two town justices will be paid $12,250 each.
The town clerk will get a 2.7 percent salary bump, from $40,500 to $41,600, and the highway superintendent will receive $60,350 next year, a 1.8 percent pay raise.
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Appalachian State University softball left fielder Allie Cashion (Waxhaw, N.C./Weddington) and designated player Meghan Smith (Stafford, Va./Mountain View) earned two of the 12 spots on the 2011 North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) University Division All-State Softball Team, released on Thursday.Cashion was previously named to the Southern Conference all-tournament team and earned a first team all-league nod for her regular season performance as well. In the SoCon tournament, the Waxhaw, N.C. native led ASU with a. 467 batting average, collecting seven hits in 15 at-bats, while scoring two runs.
For the season, Cashion led the Apps with 46 runs batted in and 14 doubles. She ranked second on the team with a .345 batting average, eight homeruns and a .607 slugging percentage in 50 games and 145 at-bats. She was named the SoCon's Student-Athlete of the Week on May 18.
Smith also earned first-team all-SoCon honors this season for leading the Mountaineers with a .359 batting average and 55 hits to accompany nine doubles, seven homers and six stolen bases in seven attempts. She started each of ASU's 50 games and racked up 41 RBI in 153 at-bats.
The 2011 campaign marked the most successful season in program history, as the Apps placed second in the league at 15-7 and tallied a 26-24 mark overall.
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BYRON, Ill. – On the eve of our country's Independence Day, local resident Ron Colson is putting the final touches on a fundraising concert that he hopes will raise enough money to refurbish a pair of military monuments on the Ogle County Courthouse square. Exelon and ComEd have joined in the effort to restore the historic sites.
"We have well over 100 military veterans currently working at Byron Station and countless retirees who also served," said Site Vice President Dan Enright. "They would be proud that the site can help Mr. Colson and the county in this undertaking."
The monuments getting a touch-up include the classic Lorado Taft sculpture that was initially commissioned in 1916 to commemorate veterans of the Civil War. That memorial was later expanded to honor all veterans through World War I. The other monument that will be refurbished is the memorial created by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, which will see two statues added. This memorial honors Ogle County's Congressional Medal of Honor veterans as well as those who served from World War II to the present.
Colson's vision was to refurbish these two monuments without dipping into government funds. That brought about the idea for the concert, which will take place July 10 at the Byron Middle School Theater. Groups performing include the Copper Creek Band, the Acoustic Circus, Ray Rose and the End of the Road Band and Chip Messiner with special guest Ken Drucks.
"The musicians of our area have gotten behind this cause and are donating their time to help restore our monuments," Colson said.
Honoring military personnel is important to the staff of Byron Station, which is in the early stages of constructing its own military wall of honor at the plant.
Two performances will take place on July 10. Tickets for a 2 p.m. matinee show for active military, seniors and students cost $15. Tickets for the 7 p.m. show cost $30. Tickets can be purchased at Stillman Valley Bank locations in Stillman Valley, Byron, Oregon, Rochelle, Rockford and Rockton/Roscoe. Tickets are also available at VFW posts in Dixon, Oregon and Rochelle.
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EU-Japanese industrial relations and co-operation were top of the agenda in Tokyo on 8 and 9 April.
The EC Director General for Enterprise and Industry Daniel Calleja attended meetings to discuss measures for increasing cooperation between the two regions and exchange best-practice experiences.
At the EU Japan Industrial Policy Dialogue. Mr Calleja met with the Vice Minister for International Affairs, Norihiko Ishiguro at the annual meeting to discuss measures for increasing cooperation between the two regions and exchange best-practice experiences.
The two administrations discussed their respective policy initiatives, i.e. the recent 'Industrial Renaissance Communication' for the EU and Japan's 'Growth Strategy'. Particular focus was given to measures that support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the two regions. The co-funded EU-Japan Centre was especially commended for its work in this regard.
A series of Working Groups and discussions was held on topics ranging from sustainability, competitiveness, cooperation on Space Policy and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Both parties agreed that most benefit would be gained in the future from bi-lateral cooperation in new or emerging issues where fully-fledged frameworks are not already in place.
As part of busy schedule, Mr Calleja also attended a round table of around 50 Japanese business leaders under the heading "EU-Japan Cooperation – New Opportunities for Global Growth."
The meeting addressed the ongoing negotiations of the EU-Japan Free Trade Agreement (FTA) / Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), and sustainability issues.
The round table emphasised that as two of the world's most advanced economies, the EU and Japan need to play a leadership role to promote global regulatory co-operation and create growth opportunities for the entire world. The BRT also urged the EU and Japan to extend cooperation in areas such as innovation, SMEs and the environment.
During the meeting, the BRT agreed on a set of recommendations to be submitted to European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, European Commission President José Manuel Barroso and Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe.
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Jason Mraz Brings L-O-V-E To NYC In New Video
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Today's 101.9 Features
Jason Mraz's new video for "Living in the Moment" shows how far one can go for love. Well, it actually shows how far the letters L-O-V-E will go and it seems to be New York City.
In the clip directed by Derec Dunn and Shannon Toumey, the four letters last seen on Mraz's latest album cover, Love Is a Four Letter Word, hang out in the Big Apple making stops in iconic places like Coney Island, Central Park, Grand Central Station and Times Square.
For the record, Mraz confirms, "No letters were harmed during the filming of this video."
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* We have new layout performance enhancements targeted at DHTML.
* Mozilla now has support for the display of XBM images.
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* Mozilla allows you to view HTML mail messages as plain text.
* You can now quote the current message in a Mail compose window with Quote Original under the options menu.
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Now if they could only make the damn thing run faster. My beard grows 3 inches longer waiting for it to execute. ;D
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who needs mozilla now that konq has tabs?
I heard that I'm down to just using Konq and KMail. There is no better combination IMHO.
One of the things that I didn't like about the version of Konquer that came with KDE 2.2.x was that I couldn't figure out how to use the cache preferences. The descriptions weren't very clear and the help menu offered no help.
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A Helper Junior High volleyball player bumps the ball during a home game last Thursday afternoon. The Rams hosted Pinnacle Canyon Academy. Both teams are young and are still learning. According to Helper Junior High principal, Tom Montoya, the Rams team didn't even have a coach until three days before school started. Most of the team members are seventh grade students, but Montoya explained that they have continued to improve and always have fun. The Rams lost Thursdays match up to Pinnacle Canyon two sets to one.
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LOWELL – Tuesday evening, voters 51 to 15 rejected a proposal for All Earth Renewables of Shelburne to install a solar array behind the town office building. The town would have leased one acre of land to the company for 20 years with option to buy in seven years. In return, the company would pay 10 percent of Lowell's electric bill for town owned buildings.
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Except she was right, and she is still right regardless what your explanation is. However, I'm going to respond to this part.
It's not toxic. It's being flat out truthful. And if you can't tell and accept that yourself then you aren't going to improve. Period. There is nothing else to say at this point. Otherwise, I'd actually be taking the time to play ranked in both SC2 and League, and not ***** at why I'm not where I'm at.Throwing out the generic "you're bad and you should feel bad" repertoire of statements. is the "toxic" thing to do because it does nothing to help, and it just creates animosity instead of providing insight into a players struggles.
Nah that was just full of QQ bullshit. Sorry, I've seen so many of these posts that I frankly don't care what your reasons are why you deserve to be at higher ELO/Rank.
Here's a motto I follow: "If you ain't pro, shut the **** up and just play the god damn game."


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Small firms need bank loans tailored to their needs, alternative forms of venture capital, clearer rules on cooperation with lenders, and prompter payments from other firms, said MEPs on Tuesday, in a report calling for legislation to these ends."There are over 23 million small and medium-sized enterprises in Europe, each with its own needs. This wide diversity calls for clear rules to govern financing and alternatives to bank loans. Innovative forms of venture capital can help to fill the gap. Financial institutions and creditors should make more effort to communicate with entrepreneurs, and abide by clear rules on the use of guarantees, early repayment and possible fines", said lead MEP Philippe De Backer (ALDE, BE).
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