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HARASSMENT - MASSENA - Village police charged Robert J. Joubert, 21, of 183 Wallace Road, Norfolk, previously of Maple Street, Massena, with second-degree harassment and endangering the welfare of a child at 2:40 p.m. Tuesday following a domestic dispute in a vehicle in the Price Chopper parking lot. He reportedly struck his estranged wifes boyfriend in the head three times during an argument inside a vehicle.
Joseph Fleury said he was sitting inside the vehicle with his girlfriends two-year-old son when the childs father came running out of the store and unsuccessfully attempted to enter the vehicle. The vehicles doors were locked. Ronald then reportedly started yelling at Megan Joubert, who had followed him out of the store, that he simply wanted to see their child.
Megan unlocked the door, and Ronald started talking to (the child) in his car seat in the back. About 20 second later, Ronald reached over (the child) are started swinging at me, striking me in the face three times, Mr. Fleury said in a statement he signed for police.
He then reportedly grabbed his son and took him out of the vehicle, continuing to argue with the childs mother and indicating he was taking the boy with him. Mr. Joubert reportedly returned the child to his mother, however, after learning a passerby has contacted police, and they were responding to the parking lot.
BENCH WARRANT - MASSENA - Village police picked up Jamie L. Northrup, 35, of 110 Woodlawn Ave., Massena, on a bench warrant at 9:48 p.m. Tuesday on Park Avenue. She was turned over to the sheriffs department and transported to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility.
BENCH WARRANT - MASSENA - Village police picked up James J. Paquin, 25, of 351 East Orvis St., Massena, on a bench warrant for an alleged probation violation at 10:13 p.m. Tuesday. He was turned over to the sheriffs department and transported to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility.
PETIT LARCENY - MASSENA - Village police charged Renaissance Wakefield, 29, of 1055 Sherman St., Denver, Colo., and Jenna L. Lamar, 27, of 16 Market St., Massena, with petit larceny after they left Romeos Liquor Store without paying for a 1.75 liter bottle of Grey Goose valued at $70.99 and a bottle of Absolut vodka valued at $28.99.
AGGRAVATED UNLICENSED OPERATION - MASSENA - Village police charged Kevin W. Debiew, 21, of 1255 County Route 49, Winthrop, with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and ticketed him for operation of a vehicle with inadequate tail lamps and inadequate signal lights at 2 a.m. Tuesday following a traffic on state Route 37 at Grove Street.
CORRECTION - MASSENA - Village police charged Asia A. Babcock, 41, of 50 Bridges Ave., Massena, with operation of a vehicle with a suspended registration at 12:38 a.m. April 6 following a traffic stop on West Orvis Street. Police had incorrectly initially reported Robert G. Babcock, 42, of Waddington had been charged following that traffic stop.
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SACKETS HARBOR After years of freezing teachers wages and making program cuts, Sackets Harbor Central School wants to start its own rainy day fund.
The Board of Education last week approved adding a $2 million capital reserve proposition to the school budget ballot.
Over the last five or six years, we have been in survival mode, Superintendent Frederick E. Hall Jr. said. We now are five years out from the last time we did a capital project.
He said there is not a project in the works at the moment, but this would help bring down the local tax share if one were established. Our community has been so supportive of the district, Mr. Hall said.
According to education law, voter authorization is needed to establish a capital reserve, he said. To save money, the district will add it to the budget ballot in May rather than have a separate referendum date.
Capital reserves may be used only for items that have to be bonded, and most likely would be used for a capital project if one were needed five or 10 years from now.
If voters approve the capital reserve, the school will squirrel away any leftover funds it has at the end of the year into it. According to Mr. Hall, that may mean nothing is added in a bad year, and it will not come at a cost to teacher salaries and other items in the operating budget. When the district wants to take out money, the proposition must be taken to the voters again.
The reserve amount will not exceed $2 million.
The board members agreed unanimously that the reserve should be established to provide a cushion in case the school needs funds to do maintenance or repairs.
It makes sense, board member Dale Phillips said.
Board member Stephen L. Swain said the reserve likely would be used for boiler replacements and roof repairs.
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The Only Way Obama Can Pull His Presidency Back From the Brink, by John B. Judis Is Our President a Protectionist?, by Noam Scheiber Introducing TNR's Truman Scale, Our Scoring System for Whether We'll Get a Good Health Care Plan This Year, by Jonathan Cohn Galston: Will Obama Follow Through on His Afghanistan Promise?, by William Galston Mainstream Republicans Don't Deny Climate Change--But They Sure Embrace Those Who Do, by Lydia DePilli Scheiber: Worst. Regulatory. Proposal.


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As you may be aware there are hacked Pre firmware releases that have come out recently for the 188.8.131.52 and 1.4 versions. While these hacked versions have been tested and the results have been relatively good Palm isn't exactly excited that users have been releasing these hacked firmware releases. Even with users having documented minimal heat gains and battery losses Palm has been issuing warnings that running these hacked versions may affect your current warranty.
While we appreciate the effort the webOS community has put forth to try and help us along that path, the use of this application is neither endorsed nor recommended by Palm Unlocked Phone and will likely result in a voided warranty.
It is obvious to see why Palm would not be thrilled about users enhancing the clock multiplier on their phones and why you can not fault them for voiding warranties of the users who do decide to beef up their phones. While the users who do perform these hacks and issue the firmware releases are safe users who are not releasing these updates with malicious intent I am sure that Unlocked Palm Phones would much rather prefer they did not do so.


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The following guest post is written by Senior Marketing Major Abbey Vanderwoude.
Last weekend was the culmination of a 9-month long sales competition, the World Collegiate Sales Open. The WCSO was designed by the legendary Dr. Dan Weilbaker himself, and is unlike any other sales competition. Nick Kochetta, Nicole Weldon, and I were deemed finalists who joined the other 17 students from around the world for the final series of events: a voicemail, appointment call, two role plays, two elevator pitches, and reverse job fair. I have competed in other sales competitions in the past, but the WCSO was an entirely new experience. I was pushed way past my comfort zone with unusual events like the elevator pitch and the reverse job fair. The competition was also unique because it incorporated a series of curve balls to keep us on our toes. While these curve balls made the events more difficult, the effect was that the combined events added up to a realistic portrayal of the sales professional's journey to earn an account's business.
Amidst the competitions events, we had the chance to mingle with the other contestants and learn about other sales programs around the world. The students each brought their own perspective to sales, and I know I learned a lot from them. When I walked out of my Final Four Role Play, I was down on myself for not "controlling the meeting," and not running the call the way I planned. I spoke to another finalist at the Awards Banquet, who, interestingly enough, happened to be an accounting major, and his response was this: "It wasn't your meeting." He was absolutely right, and I am so glad to have learned that perspective from him. In addition to networking with other contestants, I really enjoyed networking with the competition sponsors and judges. Companies including White Lodging, ADP, McKesson, Bosch, Adobe, and Sure Payroll generously sponsored the WCSO, and all were eager to get to know the students.
One of my main takeaways from last weekend is that the NIU Professional Selling Program prepares its students extremely well for sales careers. Although we were sitting in a room with students from the top sales programs around the world, our skills as NIU students stood out. Our team was extremely grateful to be coached by the best, Dr. Peterson, and we know we would not have made it to the finals round without his guidance. From our experience in Marketing 350 and Marketing 450, we were able to overcome the curve balls thrown our way and, as Dr. Peterson would say, not let "the wheels come off." It was an absolute honor to be a part of such an esteemed competition, but even more of an honor to represent the NIU Sales Program and make our peers proud.


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Try cooking up the famous southwestern-style smoked turkey this season.
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Prime Rib Roast
- One 6 pound boneless prime rib roast
- 5 cloves garlic, coarsely chopped
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped fresh parsley
- 1 tablespoon fresh rosemary needles
- 1/2 cup olive oil or vegetable oil
- Traeger Prime Rib Rub, or coarse salt (kosher or sea) and pepper
- 2 cups beef broth, preferably low-sodium
Tie the roast at 2-inch intervals with butcher's string. Put it in a large resealable plastic bag.
Make the marinade: In a blender jar or small food processor, combine the garlic, red wine vinegar, parsley, and rosemary. Add a couple of tablespoons of the oil and pulse to chop the garlic and herbs. Add the remaining oil in a small stream until the mixture is well blended. Pour the herb mixture over the roast, coating it on all sides. Allow the roast to marinate for two hours at room temperature. (Or, you can refrigerate for several hours. Let the roast come to room temperature before roasting.)
Remove the roast from the marinade. Discard marinade. Liberally season the roast on all sides with Traeger Prime Rib Rub. Place the roast, fat-side up, in a V-shaped rack in the roasting pan. Pour the beef broth into the bottom of the pan.
When ready to cook, start the Traeger grill on Smoke with the lid open until the fire is established (4 to 5 minutes). Set the temperature to 450 degrees F (High) and preheat, lid closed, for 10 to 15 minutes.
Arrange the pan with the prime rib on the grill grate and roast for 30 minutes. Reduce the temperature to 250 degrees F (or Medium) and continue to cook until the internal temperature of the roast is 130 degrees F (for medium-rare), 2 to 3 hours.
Transfer the roast to a cutting board and let rest, loosely covered with foil, for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, make a jus. pour the drippings into a small saucepan or microwaveable container and skim off any fat that rises to the top. Taste the jus for seasoning, adding salt and/or pepper as needed. Rewarm before serving.
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Allen placed 11th in the discus with a throw of 163-06. The mark advances her to the NCAA Championships, which will be held in Eugene, Oregon from June 5-8.
"Janae looked really good in the warm-ups," said Lady Demon head coach Mike Heimerman. "Her first throw of the day was the best so we kind of had to play the waiting game to see if she would make it.
"The smile on her face when she knew she was going to nationals was priceless. She is super excited to go to Eugene and I am ecstatic to see her accomplish this. She has worked very hard to get to this point so it is just a great way to cap off her career at NSU."
Lady Demon freshman Rechelle Bessard also competed in the discus but did not advance, throwing for 133-04 and placing 44th.


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Celebrate the spirit of the season with the festive and colorful images on A Quilted Christmas cartridge! These timeless holiday images will make beautiful Christmas cards, cute holiday décor, and memorable scrapbook layouts. Try using the silhouettes for glass etching projects, gift tags, or wrapping embellishments. Use the latest Cricut&re.....
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The art is gorgeous on this cartridge. I can see myself making a lot with it but the layering could have been a little easier and the instructions more user friendly. I find that I cut pieces and don't need them or are the wrong color so I have wasted a bit of paper but even with the complications I love it and will figure it out.
The images look pretty, but I just don't understand how to put anything together in this cartridge. Would love to see some examples on how to use the layering.
I found that the pictures are very complicated to put together. I agree that there should be more instructions how to layer. I ended up wasting a lot of paper because I cut items I did not need.
I love the designs on this cart! I had no problems with any of the cuts or assembly.
Others have noted that there needs to be better instructions for the layers. I found that if you look in the handbook, the images in the top corner are colored to match up with the images for the function keys.
Too difficult, too intricate and not very user friendly with Original Cricut. Very disappointed
I love, love, love this cartridge. The fact that it is so detailed makes everything that much more beautiful. I also love that we can do everything plain or fancy!
I have gone through $20 in paper. This has the potential to cut beautiful thinhs, but anytime I use a textured paper or glittered it destroys the paper
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buyer be ware! All images must b cut above 5 inches or they will not work...like at all! Not what I was expecting or wanting!! This cartridge HAD the potential to b awesome...but all u can do with it really is print large cards. Another disappointing Cricut product!!
The layers do not fit together so I can not get a unified design. Sizing is bizarre. At the recommended 5 inches, the border designs are gigantic. If I try to make them smaller the paper rips and the design is not accurate.
This could have been a beautiful set, unfortunately it doesn't live up to its price.
I love the classic Christmas images in this cartridge. I don't find it hard to put the layered images together. I always have my book open to the image that I want to cut and I cut each layer one color at a time (based on the final picture in the top left). I love the large selection of cards in the cart. I like that I can use the layered images to make cards or decor. I was a bit surprised that there wasn't an envelope cut on this cartridge though. This isn't a big deal for me since I can make one on my scoreboard anyway.
I bought this to make Christmas cards. Instructions are very difficult, wasted a lot of paper. Lastly, the cartridge recommends making cuts no smaller than 5 inches! I have the first cricut, 6 x 12 size. Now I am stuck with this because I can't return it. I'm glad I didn't pay full price for it.
This has to be one of the prettiest cartridges. My mother and I used it to make Christmas banners and they turned out stunning. Not sure why everyone has problems with the layers - it is all color coordinated and we did not waste one piece of paper.
This is a very good cartridge, the only problem are the instructions because they are a little confusing. You really have to pay attention to what you are cutting because there are four cuts for each one and if you don't pay attention you may end up cutting different layers. I think Provo Craft should have made the instructions a little bit more detailed.
This cartridge can be use to create as intricate or amazingly simple Christmas art as you want. We have twins and I used my Gypsy to flip and weld little girls holding dolls together. For ease, I used silhouette to cut. Fantastic. I can't wait to create more. Wonderful Nativity to add to my collection.
I really do like this cartridge! I love the simpleness of the people yet they are spiced up! This cartridge has classic Christmas characters!
Looked at this a couple times while in Jo-Ann's. I bought it even after reading 2 existing reviews. The images are gorgeous and yes, a little time consuming piecing together, but the final result worth the time. I like that this cartridge is a little more realistic than others. For me scrapbooking and card making is relaxing and I get lost in it, so I don't mind the little extra time needed to piece together.
This is a wonderful cartridge. For just winter fun and Christmas, nativity is beautiful,and even Scrooge. I'm so glad I have it.
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So it looks like the massive machine that is the Justin Bieber industry has begun using Microsoft Tag to reach out to their customers (read: giant fan base of screaming tweens with smartphones).
Paramount Home Entertainment is using Tags on the Justin Bieber Never Say Never DVD release. Folks are advised to scan the bright purple Tag for a sneak peak and are rewarded with a video of Bieber performing in concert – singing while suspended mid-air in a purple wire heart (we won't judge). It's certainly enough to catch the attention of someone considering buying the DVD. And it's just up the alley of anyone who's into that sort of thing. Paramount knows its demographic well.
In an age when DVD sales are dropping due to the availability of online content, Tag helps to link the "real world" media to the online world. Tag is the perfect medium to reach Bieber's fan base, as they well-known for being avid social media users (Bieber has over 10 million followers on Twitter). By giving potential customers a glimpse of what they're in for before they make their purchase decision, Tag helps Paramount reach out to potential new masses of Bieber fans as well as those who have proven their devotion.
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Dial-Up Networking Password Is Not Saved
IMPORTANT: This article contains information about modifying the registry. Before you modify the registry, make sure to back it up and make sure that you understand how to restore the registry if a problem occurs. For information about how to back up, restore, and edit the registry, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
256986 Description of the Microsoft Windows Registry
When you are making a Dial-Up Networking connection, if you try to save your password by clicking to select the Save Password check box, your password may not be saved. This problem may occur even when you successfully connect to the server, and when your password has not changed. This problem may also occur if your user name contains characters that are not allowed in a file name; for example, the user name "user/name" may result in a .pwl file name of User/name.pwl.
This problem can be caused by any of the following situations:
? Your password list (.pwl) file is damaged.
? The Rna.pwl file (if it exists) is damaged.
? Password caching is disabled.
? Automatic logon is enabled.
? One or more of the files that are associated with Dial-Up Networking is missing or damaged.
? User profiles are disabled, but the ProfilesList key is present in the registry.
NOTE: This problem can occur after you install the Windows 95 Password List update that is included with Windows 95 Service Pack 1 (SP1).
For additional information about this update, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
143003 Descriptionof Microsoft Windows 95 Service Pack 1 Updates
NOTE: An additional cause is that the Client for Microsoft Networks is not installed. To resolve this: install client for Microsoft Networks.
Windows 2000
Verify that the Network settings of the Dial-up Networking connectoid are correct:
1. Right-click the Dial-up Networking connectiod, and then click Properties.
2. Click the Network tab, and then confirm that Client for Microsoft Networks is installed and that it is selected.
Windows 95 and Windows 98
1. Rename your .pwl file.
NOTE: If you are using a personal certificate, export it before you rename your .pwl file. If you do not, the personal certificate may be unavailable when you send mail. For additional information, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
190296 OLEXP: Unable to use Personal Certificates in Outlook Express
To rename your .pwl file, type the following line at a command prompt, and then press the ENTER key (where Windows is the name of the Windows folder and user_name is the user name that you use to log on to Windows):
ren c:\Windows\user_name.pwluser_name.xxx
After you rename your .pwl file, restart your computer.
When the Enter Network Password or Welcome To Windows dialog box is displayed, type the password that you normally use, and then click OK. When you are prompted to confirm the password that you entered, type the password again in the Confirm New Password box, and then click OK.
NOTE: If there are no .pwl files present on the drive (for example, if you press the ESC key when you are prompted for a password when Windows starts) password caching is not enabled. You must first log on to the network to create a .pwl file.
2. Rename the Rna.pwl file in the Windows folder; to do so, type the following line at a command prompt, and then press the ENTER key (where Windows is the name of the Windows folder):
ren c:\Windows\rna.pwl rna.xxx
After you rename the Rna.pwl file, restart your computer.
NOTE: The Rna.pwl file may not exist on your computer. This file is not required in some configurations.
3. Verify that password caching is enabled; to do so, you need to use Registry Editor.
WARNING: If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that you can solve problems that result from using Registry Editor incorrectly. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.
View the DisablePwdCaching value (a DWORD value) in the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Policies\Network
If password caching is disabled, the DisablePwdCaching value has a value data of 1. To enable password caching, change the value data to 0.
NOTE: If the DisablePwdCaching value does not exist, add this DWORD value with a data value of 0 to the preceding registry key. You may need to remove this value altogether and then restart your computer to make caching work.
4. Disable automatic logon. To do so, delete the AutoLogon value (a binary value) from the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Network\Real Mode Net
5. Remove Dial-Up Networking, and then reinstall it:a. In the Network properties, record each Network component and its configuration information:
1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Network.
2. Click a component on the Configuration tab, click Properties, and then record all of the component's settings. Repeat this process with another component until you record all of the component configuration information.
b. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Add/Remove Programs.
c. Click the Windows Setup tab.
d. Click Communications, and then click Details.
e. Click to clear the Dial-Up Networking check box, click OK, and then restart your computer if you are prompted to do so.
f. Repeat steps a through c.
g. Click to select the Dial-Up Networking check box, and then click OK.
NOTE: You may receive version conflict error messages during this process. If this occurs, click No when you are prompted to keep a newer version of each file.
h. If you are using the Microsoft Network (MSN) version 2.51, reinstall the MSN program.For additional information about how to install MSN, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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The Wine Loft wine bar opened in January beneath the Silverspot Cinema in Mercato in North Naples.
Erin's Isle Irish Pub reopened Jan. 7 in the former Bogey's Bar & Grill at Hibiscus Golf Club, a public golf course located off Rattlesnake Hammock Road in East Naples. The original Erin's Isle, above, closed last summer on Collier Boulevard after operating nearly 30 years.
An expansion project on 10 acres next to The Bay House on the Cocohatchee River may bring more than another restaurant to North Naples. Bay House Village is planned to include an Italian bistro, a boutique hotel, and a small brewery and bakery, as well as an outdoor performance area.
The former Ristorante d'Angeli on Fifth Avenue South is being transformed into Osteria Tulia, a new Italian restaurant opening this month in downtown Naples.
The Local, a new local bistro focusing on locally grown and farm-raised products, is planning to open this month in the Bed Bath & Beyond Plaza space vacated last year by La Bamba when it moved across the street in North Naples.
Culver's, a Wisconsin-based chain known for its frozen custard and ButterBurgers, is debuting in Florida this year with four locations planned — one each in Naples, Fort Myers, Port Charlotte and Sarasota.
Martin Fierro Steakhouse is planning to reopen in a new location at the end of February in Marquesa Plaza on the southeast corner of Livingston and Pine Ridge roads. The Argentinian restaurant will be located between Moravela's Pizza and the Comcast office.
Chuck E. Cheese's plans to open its kids-based pizza and entertainment venue this year in the former location of Linen 'n Things in the Granada Shoppes, on the southeast corner of U.S. 41 North and Immokalee Road, in North Naples.
Caffe Portofino artisan Italian bakery, which opened June 6 in the Neapolitan Way shopping center off U.S. 41 in Naples, will nearly triple its size in 2013 by expanding into the adjoining space, left.
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar will open its first Collier County location in this former Blockbuster store in Courthouse Shadows shopping center in East Naples.
An offshoot of Bistro Soleil will open this year at the Olde Marco Inn on Marco Island. Petit Soleil will be a new breakfast and lunch nook in The Shops of Olde Marco on Palm Street.
Skillets plans to open its fourth area location Jan. 10 in the former North Naples location of Bha! Bha! Persian Bistro in The Pavilion shopping center, located on the northwest corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and U.S. 41 North.
Taps Bar & Lounge will open in this building on Mercato's Piazza off Strada Place in North Naples.
Second Cup coffee shop is targeted to open in February or March in this freestanding building on the northwest corner of Mercato's piazza near The Counter Custom Built Burgers in North Naples.
Le Macaron French Pastries plans to open in March next door to Grace & Shelly's Cupcakes in Mercato in North Naples. A fast-growing chain, Le Macaron's first area location opened Nov. 16 in Miromar Outlets in Estero.
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Doc's Pizza House was initially expected to open last fall in a former real estate office at 4575 Bonita Beach Road, but now is not expected to open until this November.
The former D's Sports Bar on Bonita Beach Road is being readied for a local pizza restaurant, although details are not available yet.
Marco's Pizza is set to open this year in unit 5 of Collier Plaza, 11985 Collier Blvd., in Golden Gate.
In mid-February, local Little Caesars franchisee Luis Velez will relocate the pizzeria he has operated for nearly five years in the Kmart plaza in Golden Gate a block away to a building with a drive-through, above, now under construction on the other side of the parkway. This will be the Naples area's first Little Caesars with a pick-up window.
Little Caesars Pizza hopes to reopen its North Naples location in 2013 that closed in September 2011 after operating for 24 years in Bed Bath & Beyond Plaza, 5337 Airport-Pulling Road N.
Betty Lou's Restaurant is targeted to open during the beginning of February in the former location of The Kountry Spot bar and grille in Wilson Plaza, the center on the southeast corner of Wilson and Golden Gate boulevards, in Golden Gate Estates.
A typical interior for Saladworks, which plans to open its first area location in the former Blockbuster store, 11180 U.S. 41 N., in Riverchase Plaza in North Naples.
Orange Leaf, which opened this self-serve frozen yogurt shop in 2012, will open at least two more area locations this year. Orange Leaf is targeted to open locations March 4 in former video stores in Riverchase Plaza in North Naples and in Marco Town Center on Marco Island.
This Dunkin' Donuts in North Naples' Uptown Center, 2650 Immokalee Road, will close this year and reopen about a mile east in the outparcel space of the former Albertsons supermarket at Livingston and Immokalee roads.
A future site of Dunkin' Donuts, the yellow box in the lower right of this aerial map, will be next to Burger King and Office Max in Courthouse Shadows shopping center in East Naples.
The Home of the Whopper is coming this month to Coastland Center in Naples. Burger King is planning to open Jan. 10 in the former longtime location of McDonald's in the mall's food court.


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Skin is the body's largest organ, and one with a complex cultural and evolutionary past. At the upcoming SciCafe on Wednesday, May 2, biological anthropologist Nina Jablonski will discuss how human skin evolved, particularly as an adaptation to ultraviolet radiation. She recently answered a few questions about skin and its role in our lives.
When did you decide to study the history of human skin?
Nina Jablonski: By accident. About 23 years ago, a colleague asked me to give a lecture to his class about skin because he was going to be out of town for a conference. I obliged. In preparing for the lecture, I realized just how little had been written about the evolution and meaning of human skin.
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Ichthyologist John Sparks, curator of Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence, recalls two challenging expeditions in Madagascar in search of new species of blind cavefishes. Read an excerpt of the interview below.
We were in Ankarana Reserve in far northern Madagascar, a surreal landscape of exposed karst formations. These are one-of-a-kind formations of permeable rocks, with rivers and streams in between. It's kind of like Swiss cheese, with water running through it. We were looking for a species of blind cavefish endemic to this region.
But first, we had to make our way through the piles of bat guano [dung]. The cavefishes, which lack pigment and have no eyes, eat some of the invertebrates that are in the water, but a lot of them survive mainly on guano. There are enormous piles of it in these caves, 20- to 30-foot mounds. When you get closer, the mounds seem to come alive, with millions of clicking, rustling cockroaches that run over your feet and up your legs. It's just like a scene out of an Indiana Jones movie.
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From fireflies to jellyfishes, an astonishing range of animals create their own light. On Sunday, April 22, kids can explore activity carts about glowing organisms while scientists David Gruber, Marc Branham, and Edith Widder share their research about these creatures and the deep-sea vehicles and cameras required to study them. David Gruber, an assistant professor at The City University of New York (CUNY) and a Museum research associate who consulted on the exhibition Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence, recently answered a few questions about his deep-sea photography and the Museum.
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The Museum's video featuring the exhibition Picturing Science: Museum Scientists and Imaging Technologies has been nominated for the 2012 Webby Awards, the coveted honors for Internet excellence, in the Technology category. Online voting for the Webby People's Voice Award is open now through April 26.
Picturing Science, currently on view in the Akeley Gallery, tells the story of Museum research through spectacular large-format images. Photographs range from multicolored meteorite montages to CT scans of shark skulls, showcasing the importance of visual tools in each of the Museum's research departments as well as the fusion of science and art.


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Why do siddurim and Shulchan Oruch OC start with the morning? Since the day starts with night, they should start with Maariv as does the mishnah.
We say every morning "Neshalma parim sefatenu". Since we cannot offer Korbanot , we got the Tfila instead. So the Tfila follows the order of the Korbanot. For the Korbanot the day starts after sunrise.
Shulchan Aruch covers the order of the day, from when you wake up until when you go to sleep. Therefore it starts with the morning, when you wake up. (no source, just my own thought)
Avraham initiated Shacharis, Yitzchok initiated Mincha, Yaakov initiated Maariv. The order of the Siddurim is in the order they were initiated. In addition Shacharis is considered the main Tefila of the day. Also practically Mincha / Maariv are often said immediately one after the other.


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According to Bruce Garrioch in the Ottawa Sun, the NHL was ready to cancel all games up to January 14th last week but decided to hold off in the hopes that they could draw the players back to the table and get the talks back on track.
He spoke with an insider who said that the NHL wanted to show the players that if a deal could be made soon and training camp started on 12/21 the season could start on 12/31. Garrioch was told that the time is now for Fehr to set the drop dead date.
In posts to twitter, Nick Cotsonika disagreed with the idea of the NHL setting a drop dead date.
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According to company history, the reason Dermalogica products came to be was that founder Jane Wurwand could not find a spa-oriented skin-care line that met her criteria. She was dismayed that so many skin-care lines aimed at the aesthetics market had products that contained alcohol, artificial colors, fragrance, mineral oil, and lanolin, ingredients that she believed had a well-documented history of problems. That's true for fragrance and alcohol (and artificial colors to a lesser extent), but mineral oil and lanolin have no documented history of causing skin problems. If anything, quite the opposite is true. Further, if Dermalogica's founders were so concerned about potentially or definitively harmful ingredients, why do their products contain so many of them? Where is the research proving that lavender oil, camphor, balm mint, arnica, ginger oil, and citrus oils are helpful for skin?
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The issue is trying to do business while thirty thousand football fans are looking for a parking spot for a game three blocks away. That's what Boone downtown businesses face a half dozen times each fall, and that was the first major item on Boone Town Council's agenda last night, with a public hearing on the effectiveness of the Game-Day and Saturday parking plans implemented this past year.
Merchant Bob Meyer of Doe Ridge Pottery told the Council he thought last year's plan worked well and that he hoped the two-hour limit could be maintained to allow shopping and dining. Meyer was one of five people spoke, all of whom were supportive of the parking plan council had implemented for Saturdays and Game Days. Council member, Lynn Mason, thanked the people who spoke during the public hearing and shared that the purpose of the public hearing was to help the Town Council fine tune what they did last year.
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DiPIETRO YET TO RESUME REGULAR WORKOUTSSource: Goalie still not medically cleared to practice
UPDATED Tuesday, 12:35 am – As sort of predicted in the post below, the Islanders went to Katie Strang of Newsday to give their side of the story on Rick DiPietro's rehabilitation process. Point Blank stands by our story that the goaltender has not begun regular on-ice workouts and that he has not been medically cleared for practice.
It should be noted that this blog contacted the Islanders at 9:30 am Monday to let them know about our article and see if the team wished to comment. Three hours later – with no feedback from the team other than an acknowledgment they received our note – we posted the piece.
We are glad that our coverage led Rick to speak publicly on the subject for the first time in months. (He told Newsday "the only thing I want to be in the paper for is winning games.") Next up: we expect to see some photos of DiPietro doing splits in full pads to show how close he is to returning.
DiPietro scoffed at our opinion that his focus should only be on playing for the Islanders and he shouldn't be thinking about the U.S. Olympic team. "If I'm healthy," he told Katie, "why would I not want to play"?
(Note: a briefer version of this story was published at 12:30 pm on SNY.tv. Appreciate any support shown over there as well).
Monday, 1:00 pm – Despite repeated declarations by Islanders management that Rick DiPietro would resume skating this month, Point Blank has learned that the all-star goaltender has not begun regular on-ice workouts as of today.
Point Blank has also learned that DiPietro has yet to receive clearance from the Islanders' medical staff to begin light practices. Projections made by this blog over a month ago seem more in line with reality for the rehabilitating goaltender.
More than they ever have been, the Islanders are protected for a prolonged absence by the U.S. Olympian. Over the last two months, the team signed solid NHL No. 1 goalies Dwayne Roloson and Martin Biron. Prior to the surprise deal with Biron, AHLer Scott Munroe was slotted to be Roloson's backup but will now be a regular in Bridgeport. Nathan Lawson, a minor leaguer who gave the Sound Tigers a strong 2008-09 season, was re-signed last week after protracted negotiations and will now battle for starts in the AHL.
Although they later proved the relative simplicity of adding goaltenders the calibre of Roloson and Biron through making phone calls and writing checks, the Islanders in June used the first picks in the second and third rounds to stock the goalie depth chart. They drafted Mikko Koskinen – 21 years old and bound for Bridgeport or the ECHL- and 18-year old Anders Nilsson (staying in Sweden) when skill players at forward and defense were still available.
More than set in goal without DiPietro, the time should be near for the Islanders to be transparent with their fanbase – and in the process lower the bar for his return date. Why continue to give the impression his return is imminent when he is not ready on August 24 for practices of any impact? Especially after signing four goalies and drafting another two.
The Islanders wisely kept the story under wraps until they were satisfied with their net acquisitions. Know this: Roloson and Biron were well-briefed on DiPietro's condition before signing here. There's no longer any reason for the silence.
The Islanders could host a comprehensive conference call with DiPietro, Garth Snow and all proper medical personnel. The doctors can provide full-disclosure of DiPietro's procedures. The goalie can humbly remove himself from the 2010 Olympics discussion and profess that his only priority is returning to the Islanders. (The talk of DiPietro still as a possibility for Team USA is absurb and out-of-focus).
If they choose to not be so open, the Islanders could issue a press release to all media. Or they could sit down with new Islanders beat writer Katie Strang, since Newsday is the lone mainstream media outlet covering the team full-time.
Point Blank sources say that, contrary to internet conjecture, DiPietro's career is not done. At the very least, he is far from done trying. His hips are strong but his oft-surgically-repaired knee is the root of all problems. If he attends training camp in Saskatoon, it will likely be as much for camaraderie as it will to take part in NHL practices. A legitimate target date for his full-scale return to stopping pucks is unclear.
Hopefully soon the Islanders will be able and willing to let everyone know. It would be wise for the organization to be up-front on the DiPietro story now, instead of allowing it to crash into the excitement around the NHL debut of John Tavares. With Roloson and Biron in the fold, this is no longer a competitive issue. Fans just want to know what's up with Rick DiPietro, the talented and popular 28-year old former face of the franchise.


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WADDINGTON – The Nail Bar, 3022 County Route 28, is open for customers looking to be pampered.
Owner Amanda S. Barkley opened the shop out of her home to be near her 1-year old son and 9-year-old daughter.
I thought it was a great business venture for someone like me who has two kids, Mrs. Barkley said.
Its also a way for her to meet new people while doing what she loves right from her own home.
I like talking with people, Mrs. Barkley said. I love working with older women, and hearing their stories, and helping moms relieve stress. Its all about making people feel good and better about themselves, no matter what is going on in their lives.
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Mrs. Barkley, a state-certified nail technician, attended the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Servicess nail technician program after high school.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
Fire flows can be all important to putting out fires in any area of the county and one of the things that the Carbon County Planning and Zoning department has been worried about is that the county has had no real codes on the issue.
"The state leaves it up to the counties and cities to adopt a code for fire flow and our code is silent on the matter at present," Dave Levanger told the Carbon County Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday evening during their monthly session. "It's up to us to come up with what is sufficient for our needs."
In last months meeting Levanger and his staff proposed a code, but Price Fire Chief Kent Boyack had some concerns about lumping residential fire flows with commercial parameters. But as the meeting on Tuesday night proved, there are even more concerns from fire fighting personnel about what water would be available in the case of a fire, particularly in rural, mountain cabin areas.
The discussion was highlighted by a letter from Helper Fire Chief Mike Zamantakis, who was not at the meeting. However planning commission member Bob Welch was there and he is part of the towns volunteer department. He along with the chief, Mayor Joe Bonacci and Gary Harwood traveled to Aspen Cove Monday morning to do some tests on hydrants there, just to see what actually exists in terms of water.
Aspen Cove Subdivision was built a few years ago with the idea that the developer could provide proper water fire protection for the eventual residents of the housing project that is just west of Madsen Bay on Scofield Reservoir. The county required a minimum 200 gallons fire flow and 20 pounds per square inch of pressure (psi) at the time. The county also required a tank large enough to house 100,000 gallons of water.
Zamantakis' letter addressed both these situations.
"While at Aspen Cove, we measured the water tank to come up with the number of gallons it would hold," he said in his letter. "They (the homeowners association) told us that it would hold 100,000 and by our measurements this (gallonage) appears to be very close."
The group also went to three separate fire hydrants within the development to check the water in them. In the cases of flow, two hydrants exceeded the standard the county had set; one read 380 gpm and the other at 1300 gpm. The third hydrants gpm was not listed in the report.
When it came to pressure tests the results varied. One hydrant tested had a residual pressure of 60 psi while the other two were 10 and five psi. This concerned Welch.
"I hate to be picky but as a fire fighter, I have problems with the pressures in these areas and about the code being set too low," he said.
This discussion came on the heels of the planning commission giving preliminary approval for a new development called Scofield Mountain Estates that is west of Aspen Cove. The issue of fire protection came up with that potential housing project too.
"I can give you any pressure and flow you want as I develop this subdivision," said Jared Brown the developer. "I have a whole hill on which I can place our water tank. I can do anything you want, but you just need to tell me what it is."
The discussion also gravitated around what fire flows and pressures are like in the developed areas of the county. Helper City had also done some tests in their own town as well as in the Spring Glen and Kenilworth areas where they provide fire services as contracted by the county.
In Helper, where nine hydrants were tested, all exceeded present expectations for gpm with ranges from 2640 to 700. However pressures were lower on many of the hydrants than some would like to see them with four at 20 psi ranging up to 75 psi on a single outlet.
All that was tested in Spring Glen and Kenilworth was the gpm and all exceeded 400 gpm or more.
But the question of pressures still remained. As the discussion progressed Levanger told the commission that with the tests that were done in Aspen Cove he was satisfied because the gallonage was obviously adequate and that the fire trucks could create their own pressures as long as they had the water needed.
Not everyone was convinced pressure wasn't that important, so in the end the commission decided to go with a code that would required 500 gpm and 45 psi in the valley locations and 200 gpm and 45 psi in the mountain locations.
In another fire related matter the commission also discussed response time to mountain fires. Zamantakis' letter described an average of 27 minutes for engines to respond to Aspen Cove from Helper. It was also pointed out that response time from Scofield town itself is actually not that much better, only a minute or two. With the new subdivision having preliminary approval, concern was that the response time to that location would be even longer.
A couple of months ago Aspen Cove owners approached the county about the possibility of placing some equipment in the area and even certifying residents to operate it for initial fire protection. However, at this meeting there were concerns about who could actually be there year-round to operate such equipment if it were available.
"There are three full time residents in Aspen Cove," said County Commissioner Mike Milovich. "But the problem is even though they may be full time they are not always there, either gone on vacation or away from the area."
Another area the planning commission noted should be changed is the distance between fire hydrants. In the past the county requirements stated that hydrants should be not more than 1000 feet apart. The commission said they wanted the staff to build into the code that they should be placed every 500 feet.
The planning commission agreed that there were still a lot of problems to solve with fire related situations, many of which will take hard work and a lot more discussion.


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MORRISTOWN Artists and art lovers across the state and nation gathered for a July 1 tradition, the Mares Wares Arts Fest.
For the sixth year in a row, Mary Ann Evans, owner of Mares Wares Pottery, 3938 Route 37, hosted the festival from noon to 8 p.m., right in her backyard.
The festival featured artwork from 75 vendors who displayed paintings, jewelry, wine, wood carvings, pottery and more.
Theres a lot of diverse artwork that were really excited about, Ms. Evans said. Im all about having different things because I like to celebrate music, food and entertainment.
Ms. Evans said people come from all over the state as well as Canada to visit the vendors and buy art.
Tracy J. Cox, Parishville, participated Monday by displaying his handmade guitars and inlay designs. He said he was surprised to talk with people at the festival from around the country.
Ive talked with people from all over New York state and people from North Carolina and Rhode Island, he said.
Mr. Cox has been building guitars for six years, but this was his first year as a vendor in the Mares Wares Arts Fest.
I like to build a guitar that sounds fantastic and is also a really beautiful thing to look at, he said. So its a piece of art.
Ms. Evans said the vendors paid $100 to participate, and through invitation only, because she wanted to make sure there is diversity among the artists each year.
Theres something here for everyone, Ms. Evans said. We keep looking for something different that we know people will like.
Karan M. Cross, organizer of the event, said the festival is not like any of the others in the area.
Were all about hand, head and heart artistry, she said. Most of the people we have are extraordinarily talented in multiple ways.
Ms. Cross said the live music, food and childrens activities, including face painting, puppet shows and pony rides, allow for people to make the festival an all-day event.
I think the people who continue to come back and participate in the show come back because they do well here and because its got a good vibe, she said. We have fun.
Brian A. Smith, Morristown, is in charge of the live music stage. He said some art enthusiasts arrived early this year.
It didnt officially start until noon, but people were showing up as early as 10:30 a.m., he said.
Ms. Cross said the festival grows in vendors every year. She said last year brought in close to 2,000 people to buy art and enjoy the day, and this years festival had about the same number.
Weve become great networkers in sharing and spreading the joy of all this incredible art, Ms. Cross said. Thats what the show is all about the celebration of the arts.
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