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Sometimes, an unexpected loss toward the end of a great regular season is just what a championship team needs to prevent a bout of overconfidence.
In the case of Watertown High School, that certainly woke the Cyclones up and helped propel them to a huge final week at the plate and a third consecutive regular-season and playoff title.
The Cyclones wrapped up league play Thursday by pounding No. 4 Indian River, 24-6, in one Frontier League A Division semifinal at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds.
Matt Coveys team then routed No. 3 Immaculate Heart Central, 13-2, in the championship game to head into next weeks Section 3 tournament with plenty of momentum.
Its something to celebrate, three in a row, Covey told his team afterward.
But the way we are playing, you shouldnt be satisfied because there are bigger goals ahead, Covey added.
Sophomore right-hander Jarrod Bellinger fired a five-hitter, striking out eight Cavaliers, as WHS (15-4) routed IHC for the second time in three days.
Bellinger also contributed two hits, including a double, and drove in two runs, while senior Ryan Bajjaly doubled and singled and drove in a pair of runs for WHS.
It took a little while for me to find my rhythm, Bellinger said. But I had good control of my curve ball, and I was still pretty strong at the end.
Bellinger pitched his first complete game of the season, throwing 103 pitches.
A week ago today, WHS saw its unbeaten league season come to an abrupt end with a stunning 5-3 home loss to Indian River.
Since then, the Cyclones have scored 78 runs and banged out 64 hits in four one-sided victories.
That defeat made us realize that if we dont play well, we can lose to anybody, Covey said.
The further you go, executing the little things becomes more important, he added. I think we now understand that and, hopefully, it will make us tougher in the sectionals.
IHC (11-6), which routed No. 2 Carthage, 21-6, in the other semifinal, actually broke through against Bellinger with a run in the top of the first inning.
Vincenzo Alteri walked to start the game, moved to second base on a groundout and scored on a WHS fielding error.
IHC starter Jake Fusilli frustrated the big WHS bats the first two innings. But his defense let him down in the third. Two Cavalier errors led to a pair of unearned runs as the Cyclones seized a 2-1 lead.
Bellinger doubled home a run and Steve Hatchells single brought home another in the WHS fourth as it took a 4-1 lead.
The Cyclones then broke the game open with a seven-run fifth in which they stroked six hits. Bellinger, Christian Jorden and Nick Lavin contributed RBI hits for WHS.
Today, we got something from almost everybody in the lineup, said Bellinger, who was on the varsity last year as a freshman. The young guys have really fit in well, and now I feel a lot better about our team than at the start of the season.
Weve swung the bat better than ever the last four games, Covey said. And Jarrod has thrown as well the last two games as he has all year.
Josh Belch went 3-for-4 with a grand slam, two doubles and six RBIs for WHS.
Freshman Lavin was 4-for-5 with four RBIs and Bellinger finished 3-for-5 with three RBIs for the Cyclones.
Danny Angelo recorded three hits, including a triple, for the Warriors (6-7), while Cody Davis had two doubles and Edward Malinoski two singles.
The Cavaliers banged out 26 hits en route to the upset of the No. 2 Comets at Carthage.
Jude Fusilli led the offensive barrage with three hits and six RBIs. Jake Fusilli had three hits, including a home run, as did Alteri, who drove in four runs.
Dylan James recorded two hits for Carthage (11-7).
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An apparent murder suicide in Westbrook over the weekend has focused attention on domestic violence within same-sex relationships. According to state law enforcement officials, it appears that 30-year-old Patrick Milliner shot 22-year-old Matthew Rairdon with a handgun inside Rairdon's apartment just after midnight Saturday before shooting himself. The two had reportedly been in a romantic relationship which recently ended. Maine Things Considered host Tom Porter talks with Lois Reckitt, executive director of Family Crisis Services in Portland, about the prevalence in Maine of domestic violence in same-sex relationships.
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The recent ramage of Hurricane Charlie through Florida, which wrecked havoc on the west coast and central part of the state, was basically unexpected in scope and destruction.
Even in the last few hours before the storm hit, it was expected that the storm would not be terribly strong initially and would die out quickly. But all the experts were wrong.
Florida lies in the path of numerous powerful and destructive storms year after year.
In the Midwestern United States, residents are plagued by tornadoes on a regular basis. The northeastern part of the country often gets hit by large ice storms. Earthquakes, wildfires and rains frequently bombard the West Coast with destructive mudslides..
The Mountain West seems to get a spattering of almost everything except the full force of hurricanes.
In recent years, tornadoes have appeared in Ephraim and downtown Salt Lake. The August1999 tornado plowed across the Delta Center and through Memory Grove.
In the last couple of years, local residents along with government officials have been organizing to provide services for the Carbon County area should the worst happen.
Emergency plans for disaster, and of course a terrorist attack, the newest threat on the block, are being worked on daily.
Local civilian emergency response teams are being set up in Price and are being considered for other towns as well.
But in a natural disaster or an emergency situation, all residents need to be prepared - not just the members of special committees or government agencies. Committees and government agencies cannot be everywhere at once.
Problems that exist in Florida as a result of the hurricane extend beyond the destruction of residences and businesses. Lives have become disorganized and jobs have been wiped out. People often think only about the physical destruction of a disaster, not the aftermath that continues for months and years after.
One of the things thousands of Florida residents are facing is the loss of personal records, either blown away or ruined by rain and flood water. In some cases even bank deposit boxes have been inundated by the floods. Just look at the photos of any disaster, and there is always a lot of paper laying around. The paper most often comes from file cabinets and drawers that were exposed to the elements during the disaster.
Experts indicate, however, that much of the problem can be alleviated by personal organization. Many people just shove important papers into file folders and put them in a filing cabinet or a drawer that in a disaster becomes a messy glop of paper in water or is destroyed partially by fire.
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Label all storage, filing cabinets and files for quick and simple access should an emergency occur. Handwriting on files and drawers could easily be erased by water that may come from natural sources or from the suppression of a fire. Use a professional labeler to put names on all files and drawers.
Everything of importance needs to be filed and organized properly. Jamming various paper, receipts and other items into a file folder is hard to manage when things are normal; in the aftermath of a disaster it is much worse.
This is particularly true with important papers such as vehicle and property titles, stock certificates, birth records, socials security information, etc. Be sure that each category has its own file folder that is clearly labeled, even if that file has only one document in it.
Every file should have a clearly labeled tab, done with a labeler rather than in handwriting or with a paper computer label.
Make sure everyone in the family or residence knows where important papers are stored. This could help in an emergency should residents have time to evacuate and take important items out of the home.
For many people organization of personal papers is the least of their worries. However, there is help. A number of file folder companies and others have sites on the internet to help aide those who are organizationally challenged.
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Although at one point the Apple's unlocked iPhone 4 was only available for AT&T, the device has been continually move forward to be available for various other carriers as well. Already, versions of the iPhone have been available on Verizon and other networks. Now, it looks as though the phone, in the very near future, could be available for many more carriers as well. A number of public statements from both Verizon wireless as well as Apple, has stated that there is no CDMA exclusive contract for the iPhone, and this means that other CDMA companies could potentially pick up the iPhone and use it on their own network. This could change later in the year, as both Sprint and T-Mobile will allow for users to purchase the iPhone five and use it on their network.
This is something that many Apple fan boys have been waiting for for quite some time. The ability to use the iPhone carriers other than AT&T, a company that did not receive all that raving of reviews for the service that they had provided to iPhone users, it will be interesting to see which networks are able to live up to standards that the users have set so high. The new iPhone4 unlocked, which has been done the Apple iPhone 4S, is a device that has been highly anticipated. While in the beginning will surmise that the device would have very meager updates in comparison to the previous versions of the device, it now appears that it will be receiving some very worthwhile updates. This, plus the fact that there is no CDMA exclusive contract between Verizon and Apple, the could see the phone available for many different carriers in a very short period of time. It will be interesting to see what kind of response the other carriers receive when they are finally allowed to start offering the iPhone on their networks.


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Students in Deanne Bettino's Kindergarten class at Castle Heights Elementary play during freetime on Monday morning. Bettino has 26 students in her class and a few of them are on a half day schedule. The district as a whole has a lot of Kindergartners this year. Castle Heights has a total of four classes of the young students.
The belief that school districts in Utah only provide full day kindergarten for students was dispelled on Wednesday night when the Carbon School District Board of Education met at their monthly meeting and Board President Wayne Woodward brought up the subject.
"Let me throw this out there," he said after explaining that he had talked to some parents who wondered about their kids not fitting into full day sessions at their young age. "I got some feedback from some parents at Castle Heights Elementary that they would like a choice for half day kindergarten classes. What about that?"
The district's elementary supervisor, Joan Atwood quickly responded from the audience by saying "They already have that choice."
At that many of the board members were taken back. They thought that all day kindergarten was the district standard.
"We have always allowed that," said Atwood. "The classes go all day, but parents can elect to have their children in the morning session only. Teachers in each school are encouraged to do their set core curriculum in the morning so that it fits children whose parents elect for the half day."
She went on to explain that usually they only get two or three requests a year for that option, but it is available.
"However, the parents must provide the transportation home when they only are there for half day classes," she told the board.
Woodward said the concerns came from various parents, and that one had told him their child had fallen asleep on the bus on the way home relating that a full day is too much for such young children.
Full day kindergartens were instituted in schools in Utah many years ago, so the idea that half days still can exist seemed foreign to almost everyone in attendance.
"Actually what we find is that parents who go for this option change their minds later in the year and often put their kids back in full day classes," stated Atwood.
The board also discussed enrollment figures for the school year as well. Some surprises have hit the district this year.
"We had an unusual bounce in kindergarten numbers this year in the district," said Carbon District Superintendent Steve Carlsen. "We have 284 students in kindergartens around the district. That concerns us when it comes to keeping class numbers low."
Based on space available and teachers the kindergartens are averaging 23 students per classroom. But there are exceptions.
"At Castle Heights Elementary there are no more classrooms available, so we have 25-26 in those classrooms," said Carlsen.
Carbon faces the dilemma most school districts face at one time or another with declining enrollments in one school and growing enrollments in another. While Castle Heights has no extra space, Wellington Elementary has three classrooms that are not being used.
"In the classrooms with larger student count we have increased the number of teachers aides," stated the superintendent.
In another move because of school enrollment the district has transferred one first grade teacher from Wellington to a Sally Mauro kindergarten class. The board was advised that while that teacher had been teaching first grade at Wellington, she had also taught kindergarten in the past.
But even with the high kindergarten numbers, that wasn't the biggest surprise of the new school year. Third grades across the district account for 319 students, a bump up that is a bulge in the system. If those numbers hold up through high school the present first, second and third grade classes when they reach Carbon High will account for a total of 891 students, giving the district high schools the largest student body they have seen in years. Carbon High and Lighthouse High School together have 627 students enrolled. Those graduating classes would also be very large compared to Carbon's 208 and Lighthouse's 18 last spring.
It also appears that a preschool class at Castle Valley Center will be moved to Wellington Elementary where there is more room to accommodate them as well.
As the number change for the year and next year more adjustments in teachers and spaces may be needed according to district officials.
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Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, has calculated the cost of our country's mis-adventure in Iraq. Counting such deferred costs as interest on the war debt and long-term care for the wounded, it is costing our government $720 million per day.
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On June 9, local firefighters received intensive hands-on flashover training.
According to Weber Fire Capt. John Meeks, the training could save the lives of emergency personnel.
Emergency crews from the East Carbon, Wellington, Helper and Price departments received one hour of classroom training prior to a practical demonstration of the rapid fire phenomena within a specialized mobile training environment at the Carbon County Fairgrounds.
"We lose firefighters to flashover every year, " said Meeks. "We provide this training to show these brave men and women how to detect flashover conditions so they can recognize the situation early enough to get out safe," explained the Weber District fire captain.
According to literature, flashover is difficult to define but is characterized by heat induced development of a compartment fire.
However, flashover can be intensified or even initiated by added or sudden ventilation.
Meeks reports that during flashover conditions temperatures within a given area can reach anywhere from 1000 to 1600 degrees with all surfaces free burning with open flame.
"I have seen fire burn the turn-outs right off a firefighter," stated Meeks. "That is the most important part of this training, learning to recognize the warning signs of flashover early enough to get yourself out," continued Meeks
During the one-hour lecture Meeks explained that firefighters face many difficulties within an open blaze including: threat of flashover, hazardous search and rescue, occupant survival and possible structure collapse.
"I know everyone here wants to be the hero when it comes to saving someone within a fire but it is imperative that you remember, no one ever rises to the occasion, you only fall to the level of your training," explained the visiting instructor.
Meeks reported that changes in building materials and energy conservation efforts have made many building structures more dangerous for firefighters.
According to the Weber fire chief, building materials made from synthetic products such as plastics give off a much higher British thermal unit than conventional wooden building materials.
One pound of plastic gives off 18,000 BTUs, whereas a pound of wood will only give off 8000 BTUs.
"Firefighters these days just have to deal with a lot more hydrocarbons," stated Meeks.
Similarly, homes are now wrapped in insulating material with triple paned windows making homes and other buildings insulate heat to a much greater degree.
With these circumstances, Meeks stressed that firefighters should watch carefully for the following signs:
Intense radiant heat.
Thick black smoke.
Rollover, characterized by flames and smoke flowing like a river on the ceiling of the structure.
Free burning, of all materials in the structure.
Snakes, independent pockets of burning gas away from the fire source.
To combat these conditions long enough to escape Meeks instructed the firefighters to "pencil" the walls of the home with the hoses, decreasing the temperature of the surface area long enough to get out.
"I would like to remind everyone that this is a controlled training simulation where we get the chance to learn about our gear, to learn how we respond physically and mentally to the stress of the heat and to study fire and smoke behavior," pointed out the visiting instructor.
"Our gear is rated for 1200 degrees for 12 seconds, so if you were to see a snake in an actual situation get out, because you are literally seconds away from not getting out at all," cautioned Meeks.
At the county fairgrounds, firefighters loaded broken pallets into a two tiered container structure.
Within the container firefighters have the opportunity to sit below the seat of the fire in a space that would not exist within an actual burn.
Because the emergency crew members are positioned below the fire, they have the possibility to witness firsthand the smoke and the behavior of the flashover under somewhat decreased temperatures.
The fire is stoked and strategically vented within the container in order to initiate the flashover training conditions.
During the first training session, Meeks was able to produce flashover behavior six separate times, rotating the firefighters within, giving each the opportunity to have a front row seat to the volatile phenomena.
"The river of fire above our head, coupled with the intense heat was an amazing experience," said East Carbon City firefighter DJ Valdez. "This is the most intense training we have gone through so far."
Valdez and his brother, Cody, are part of a group that is taking simultaneous firefighter one and two training.
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Tension Headaches
What is a Mixed Tension Migraine?
A mixed tension migraine is a headache that has characteristics of both a tension headache and a migraine headache. According to Harvard Health, scientists believe that there is a continuum of headaches, with tension headache at one end and migraine at the other (Harvard Health).
Medical professionals believe that migraines are caused by changes in the blood flow to the brain. Millions of people worldwide experience regular migraine headaches (Christie Clinic). Tension headaches, which are caused by muscle tension, are even more common. According to the World Health Organization, this headache type affects over 80 percent of adult females and 65 percent of adult males (WHO).
As mixed tension migraines have symptoms of both migraine and tension headaches, they are thought to be somewhere in the middle of the headache continuum. It is believed that the migraine comes first, and it causes tension that triggers a tension headache.
Mixed tension migraines (like regular tension heaches) occur more commonly in women than in men. For most people, this type of headache can be managed with medication and by avoiding headache triggers.
What Are the Symptoms of Mixed Tension Migraines?
Mixed tension migraines have symptoms of both tension headaches and migraines. However, the symptoms may vary from individual to individual. In other words, you may have more symptoms associated with a migraine than a tension headache or vice versa.
The pain of a mixed tension migraine can vary from dull to throbbing and from mild to severe. Mixed tension migraines typically last four to 72 hours. Symptoms of a mixed tension migraine include:
- pain on one or both sides of the head that may get worse with activity
- nausea and/or vomiting
- sensitivity to light and/or sound
- neck pain
- fatigue
- irritability
- depression
- numbness, tingling, or weakness in the limbs
How Is a Mixed Tension Migraine Diagnosed?
If you are experiencing symptoms of a mixed tension migraine, your doctor will begin by taking a patient history. He or she will ask you about your symptoms, including where you feel the pain, what the pain feels like, and how often the headaches occur. Your doctor will also ask you about your family's history with headaches. This is because migraines have a genetic link. Most people who experience migraines have a family member who also experiences migraines.
There is no test for mixed tension migraine, but your doctor can form a diagnosis based on your symptoms and by ruling out other causes of your symptoms.
Your doctor may perform a neurological exam to rule out neuropathy and neurological disorders that can cause similar symptoms. During this test, your doctor will test your reflexes and muscle tone. He or she will also test your response to different kinds of stimulus, such as light touch, temperature, and vibration. The results of this test will tell your doctor if your nervous system is functioning normally.
Your doctor may order a computerized tomography (CT) scan or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan of your head and neck. These tests will provide your doctor with an image of your brain and brain stem to see if your symptoms are being caused by a problem in the brain.
Your doctor may also order blood work because underlying conditions can cause headaches.
Finally, if your doctor suspects a more serious problem like bacterial meningitis or hemorrhage, he or she may order a lumbar puncture or spinal tap. This test uses a needle to collect fluid from your spine. The fluid, which is called cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), will then be tested for evidence of certain problems.
Mixed Tension Migraine Treatment Options
Treatment options for mixed tension migraine can include treatments for both tension headaches and migraines. The treatment will depend on your symptoms.
Drugs & Medication
Medications for treating mixed tension migraines include:
- triptans, which work to cause blood vessels to constrict and ease migraine pain
- analgesics, such as acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and aspirin to ease pain of less severe migraines and tension headaches
- combination analgesics, which often contain caffeine to ease migraine and tension headache pain
- ergot derivative drugs, which help decrease pain signals transmitted along the nerves
- non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), to reduce pain and inflammation
- anti-nausea drugs, to ease nausea and vomiting caused by mixed tension migraine
There are also a number of medications that can be taken to prevent mixed tension migraines. These medications include:
- beta-blockers, which are designed to treat high blood pressure but can also prevent migraines
- calcium channel blockers, which help the blood vessels to remain the same size and promote good blood flow
- antidepressants, which work on neurotransmitters in the brain and can prevent headaches
Nutrition and Complimentary Therapy
Along with medications, there are several other methods that can help relieve mixed tension migraines. According to the Mayo Clinic (Mayo), magnesium and vitamin B2 deficiencies have been noted in people who suffer migraines (Mayo). Increasing your intake of those vitamins may help prevent your migraines.
Eating regularly throughout the day, staying hydrated, and getting regular exercise and enough sleep might also be helpful. Relaxation training, meditation, massage or physical therapy, and applying moist heat to the back of your neck may provide relief.
CBT and Biofeedback
Some people find cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and biofeedback helpful. Both therapies will teach you to be aware of things that cause you stress and how to control your response to those stressors.
In CBT, a therapist will help you understand the thoughts that cause your feelings of stress. Your therapist will teach you ways to change those thoughts and lower your stress.
Biofeedback uses special equipment to teach you to monitor and control responses to stress like muscle tension.
Mixed Tension Migraine Prevention
Although the exact cause of migraines isn't understood, it is clear that some things can trigger a migraine. Avoiding your headache triggers can help prevent mixed tension migraines. Try keeping a diary of your headaches, noting what you ate or drank and a description of your surroundings before you felt a mixed tension migraine. Use your diary to figure out what triggers your headaches.
Common headache triggers include:
- alcohol, especially beer and red wine
- bright or flashing lights
- skipping meals
- certain odors
- particular foods or food additives like nitrates
- not getting enough sleep or getting too much sleep
- menstruation and other changes in hormone levels
- overuse or withdrawal from certain medications
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LISBON – The votes are in, and Gary J. Jarvis has been elected to serve on the Town Council starting in January.
Mr. Jarvis, a former St. Lawrence County sheriff, will finish off the last year of C. Roger Shoens four-year term. Mr. Shoen resigned in April.
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Mr. Jarvis received 136 votes. Fellow candidates Marc McDonell and Patrick J. Green received 87 and 48 votes respectively.
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Mr. Jarvis served on the council for four years in the late 1980s.
I would like to [swear Mr. Jarvis in] at the next board meeting, said Town Supervisor James W. Armstrong. He might just as well be part of the conversation.
Mr. Jarvis, who observed Novembers Town Council meeting, said It sounded to me like it was run pretty well.
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The safety of seven million people in South Sudan is rapidly deteriorating. Oxfam says the Government of South Sudan and parties to the conflict must immediately agree to a ceasefire. The international community needs to step up efforts to help stop the conflict and saves lives with a massive injection of emergency aid.
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Two powerful, definitive chronicles of modern atrocities — the perfect books for anyone who doubts comix have grown up. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Maus is a staggering personal depiction of the Holocaust, rendered all the stronger by Spiegelman's refusal to lionize the victims (Spiegelman's parents are presented as complex individuals — warts and all — instead of saintly martyrs) and his determination to keep his metaphor (Jews as mice, Germans as cats) from slipping into allegory.
Safe Area Gorazde suggests we didn't learn much from the Holocaust except how to avert our gaze when genocide is being enacted practically under our noses. Sacco's account of the war in Sarajevo is human and heartbreaking. His vividly rendered images put us right there in Gorazde, with an immediacy neither film nor prose can replicate. Nothing can truly atone for the world's complacency in the midst of the Sarajevo massacre, but Sacco's remarkable graphic novel goes a long way toward helping us understand the brutalities that our newspapers glossed over. Recommended by Bolton
The twofold brilliance of Art Spiegelman's groundbreaking, autobiographical Maus is the graphic novel's lack of sentimentality and Spiegelman's self-portrait as a secondhand Holocaust survivor. The Holocaust is a widely used trope in Jewish American writing and although Spiegelman treats the subject with the compassion and historical sensitivity it merits, Maus avoids the themes of victimization and historical exceptionalism that render much Holocaust literature precious and insulated from the present. Instead, Spiegelman gives his characters the dignity of fully fleshed, complicated personalities and shows — in sometimes painful and unappealing ways — how his parents' Holocaust seeped into his childhood and haunts his being.
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A story of a Jewish survivor of Hitler's Europe and his son, a cartoonist who tries to come to terms with his father's story and history itself.
"Spiegelman's work [is] uniquely moving and...delightful....Spiegelman is no sentimentalist. The mouse-Jews betray each other to the cat-Nazis, and his father, a difficult man, is hardly idealized....But it's not just this unblinking realism that makes Maus so disconcerting: it's the choice of so stylized a medium....The very artificiality of its surface makes it possible to imagine the reality beneath." David Gates, Newsweek
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7 U.S. Code § 2272 - Volunteers for Department of Agriculture programs
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The Secretary of Agriculture (hereafter referred to in this section as the "Secretary") may establish a program to use volunteers in carrying out the programs of the Department of Agriculture.
(b) Acceptance of personnel
The Secretary may accept, subject to regulations issued by the Office of Personnel Management, voluntary service for the Department of Agriculture for such purpose if the service:
Source(Pub. L. 97–98, title XV, § 1526,Dec. 22, 1981, 95 Stat. 1337.)
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Section effective Dec. 22, 1981, see section 1801 ofPub. L. 97–98, set out as a note under section 4301 of this title.
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Pub. L. 97–98, title XV, § 1527,Dec. 22, 1981, 95 Stat. 1337, provided that: "There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this subtitle [subtitle G (§§ 1526, 1527) of title XV of Pub. L. 97–98, enacting this section and this note], such sums to remain available until expended."
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you should create access control list in your cisco router, which will direct all requested traffic to your transparent proxy server...
I have build squid proxy(transpranet proxy) and we are using Cisco Pix 506 firewall. How to divert the traffic to squid box.
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you should create access control list in your cisco router, which will direct all requested traffic to your transparent proxy server...
I don't know what actually you are looking for...
My setup, The Internet link terminates on Router <--> PIX(Inside int) < -- > Squid <--> Lan. On the the Squid box using IPtables divert all port 80 to Squid. You can add SquidGuard for content filter and use shorewall to config Iptables...This freewares are working fantastically..
Hi, here are the steps for squid transparent proxy:
For transparent proxy we need the following in squid.conf
http_port 3128 transparent
httpd_accel_host virtual
httpd_accel_port 80
httpd_accel_with_proxy on
httpd_accel_uses_host_header on
IPTABLE Configuration:
Enter the following lines in file "/etc/rc.local" at the bottom.
# delete all existing rules.
iptables -F
iptables -t nat -F
iptables -t mangle -F
iptables -X
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iptables -A INPUT -i lo -j ACCEPT
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iptables -A INPUT -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
iptables -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -i ! ppp0 -j ACCEPT
iptables -A FORWARD -i ppp0 -o eth0 -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
# Allow outgoing connections from the LAN side.
iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o ppp0 -j ACCEPT
# Masquerade.
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o ppp0 -j MASQUERADE
# Don't forward from the outside to the inside.
#iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o eth0 -j REJECT
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iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3128
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
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16 U.S. Code § 459h - Gulf Islands National Seashore
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In order to preserve for public use and enjoyment certain areas possessing outstanding natural, historic, and recreational values, the Secretary of the Interior (hereinafter referred to as the "Secretary") may establish and administer the Gulf Islands National Seashore (hereinafter referred to as the "seashore").
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(2) Areas included in boundary plan numbered NS–GI–7100J
The areas described in this paragraph are the following gulf coast islands and mainland areas, together with adjacent water areas as generally depicted on the drawing entitled "Proposed Boundary Plan, Proposed Gulf Islands National Seashore," numbered NS–GI–7100J, and dated December 1970:
(3) Cat Island
Upon its acquisition by the Secretary, the area described in this paragraph is the parcel consisting of approximately 2,000 acres of land on Cat Island, Mississippi, as generally depicted on the map entitled "Boundary Map, Gulf Islands National Seashore, Cat Island, Mississippi", numbered 635/80085, and dated November 9, 1999 (referred to in sections 459h to 459h–10 of this title [1] as the "Cat Island Map").
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Source(Pub. L. 91–660, § 1,Jan. 8, 1971, 84 Stat. 1967; Pub. L. 106–554, § 1(a)(4) [div. B, title I, § 137(a)], Dec. 21, 2000, 114 Stat. 2763, 2763A–231.)
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Sections 459h to 459h–10 of this title, referred to in subsec. (b)(3), was in the original "this title", and was translated as reading "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 91–660, which enacted sections 459h to 459h–10 of this title, to reflect the probable intent of Congress, because Pub. L. 91–660does not contain titles.
2000—Pub. L. 106–554inserted section catchline and subsec. (a) designation and heading, substituted "In order" for "That, in order", inserted subsec. (b) designation and heading, added par. (1), inserted par. (2) designation and heading and substituted "The areas described in this paragraph are" for "The seashore shall comprise", redesignated former pars. (1) to (6) as subpars. (A) to (F), respectively, of par. (2), realigned margins, and added pars. (3) and (4).
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LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — New Mexico dropped in the polls earlier this week, but the No. 20 Lobos' confidence never wavered.
Cameron Bairstow scored 17 points as New Mexico rebounded from a loss to San Diego State last Saturday to beat Wyoming 63-59 on Wednesday night.
Hugh Greenwood added 13, including four in the last eight seconds, Kendall Williams 12 and Alex Kirk 10 for the Lobos (18-3, 5-1 Mountain West).
"We did have that swagger," Greenwood said. "We're still 20th in the country and we've got guys who can really score and really defend and really play this game. You always have to be confident. We took a hit, but to come out here and get a win and respond is really what this thing's all about."
New Mexico has won 10 of its last 12 games against Wyoming and five of the last six in Laramie.
The Cowboys (15-5, 2-5) have lost three straight. Wyoming was led by Derrious Gilmore's 15 points, all of which came on 3-pointers. Riley Grabau and Leonard Washington had 11 apiece. Wyoming hit 12-of-22 3-pointers in the game, but New Mexico dominated play in the paint — outscoring the Cowboys 28-12 inside and winning the boards 35-23.
Wyoming's two inside threats — Washington and Larry Nance Jr. — were a combined 7-for-21 from the field.
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For the fourth straight year, Castle Country residents came together as Fall weather broke to shop and be entertained at Shoppapalooza in the Carbon County Event Center.
"The event is set up primarily for small and home-based businesses in both Carbon and Emery County," said Carbon County Chamber of Commerce Coordinator and Shoppapalooza organizer Ann Evans. "We bring them under one roof to show the community about these hidden gems."
Booths at the event covered the whole of Castle Country, from larger businesses such as the Price Auto Group to smaller shops like the new Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory inside of Cold Stone in Price.
"We really enjoy bringing our products out to this event," said Chocolate Factory and Cold Stone owner Joni Hackwell, who has participated in the event for all four years. "We have sold a lot chocolate this year and our apples have been a big hit."
Food booths made up a major part of this year's event as the Balance Rock Eatery from Helper and several other restaurants took their show on the road.
"Because of the food and entertainment it is really easy to spend the whole afternoon here," said Liz Holt, who drove in from East Carbon to Shoppapalooza. "You can eat, have dessert and shop under one roof, you don't often find that in Carbon County."
In addition to the sale items, a kids area was set up by event organizers to allow the area's younger residents to enjoy the event. The Kid's Zone featured bounces as well as games and prizes.
As in past years, many items were collected by Shoppapalooza organizers which were used as door prizes. A grand prize drawing capped off Saturday's festivities which also included an ice cream eating contest, fashion and talent show.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - Buffalo Police say that 40-year-old Ahmed Coon, of Buffalo, was shot and killed on the city's East Side Thursday morning.
A spokesperson from the Buffalo Police says that the shooting happened shortly after 8 a.m. in the first block of Mohr Street in the city's Bailey-Broadway neighborhood.
The victim was taken to ECMC, where he later died.
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Members of the Carbon County Recreation and Transportation Special Service District Board participated in site visits to two projects that have been on the table for consideration for funding.
In addition to the board, Carbon County Commissioners Steven Burge and Mike Milovich participated in the tour.
Commissioner Bill Krompel sits on the special service district board.
The board and commissioners visited the Carbon County Search and Rescue facility located west of Utah Highway 10 near the county animal shelter.
Later, the group made multiple stops in the North Springs Shooting Range under construction near Wattis.
Frank Pugliese, commander of the county search and rescue team, explained to the group that he wants to build a new building that will house search and rescue vehicles and provide a training and meeting area.
Initially, Pugliese said he planned to demolish a wood structure currently used as offices and garage space.
However, as the group discussed available options, it appears that the county will keep the building, but convert it to a storage facility.
Part of Pugliese's reasoning for building a new facility is that he wants to be able to leave equipment on trailers and ready for operation as much as possible.
"My whole concern is response time," pointed out Pugliese to the special service district board members and county officials.
The commander explained that, as seasons change, the search and rescue team tries to be prepared for the weather.
However, quite often, equipment is prepared for winter rescues and units are dispatched to an event in the desert.
Before they can mobilize, search and rescue team members must completely change equipment.
The current facility is inadequate to allow the team to be as ready as it could be, explained the commander.
In addition, the facility is infested with a variety of pests and needs work on the exterior.
Pugliese related the search and rescue team's plan for the new building.
At present, the commander and team are looking to build a larger facility with four 14-by-14 foot openings on two ends.
The commander said he wants to be able to pull into the building after returning from a call and be ready to roll right out the other end.
Explaining his desire to tear down the existing structure, Milovich told Pugliese that the county could make the necessary improvements to add life to the existing building at a lower price than demolition.
District board member Neil Breinholt explained that one of the advantages to keeping the existing structure is that construction, the search and rescue team can continue to function from the existing facility.
The board also encouraged Pugliese to place one face of the building even with where the fence line would be.
By using the building as one of the gates to the staging yard, one gate will be eliminated.
When the search and rescue team is called out, the members can open the doors of the building and hit the road without having to open a separate gate.
Sam Quigley suggested that Pugliese create a full proposal outlining the full costs of the improvements to the facility and construction of the new building. At that point, the board can award funds based on the estimated costs.
After the search and rescue facility, the board toured the progress being made at the North Springs Shooting Range.
Heavy equipment is in the process of preparing the ground for a combined range that will have both 1,000 yard targets and 600 yard targets.
A 500 foot long platform for participants has been poured and contractors are building a partial enclosure on 100 feet of the platform so that participants can be shielded from wind and cold while shooting.
The entire platform is set to be covered to provide shade.
Near the long-distance range, wooden stakes mark the footprint of a clubhouse that will serve as a hospitality facility as well as an apartment for a caretaker who will provide maintenance and security.
The group also toured the pistol range, much closer to completion than the long-distance range.
The pistol range will feature targets that will help train law enforcement personnel in split-second decision making.
Near the pistol range, another building is under construction which will be used to train law enforcement in simulated scenarios. The four walls of the building will be made of ballistic-grade armor and there will be no roof.
Law enforcement will be able to place furnishings and other items in the building to create real-life scenarios.
The final portion of the shooting sports park which is under construction is a mock cowboy town. Facades of buildings line a square.
Each building acts as a gateway to a smaller range behind it. Burge explained that participants will be given mock scenarios and scored on both accuracy and time.
In addition to its use as a shooting facility, Burge pointed out that the cowboy town could be used by movies, square dancers and other groups who want a facility with a western theme.
He said the building fronts will be maintained as if they are currently being used. He said that when people walk into the town, they will feel as if they have been transported back in time to the late 1800s or early 1900s.
Burge also addressed some of the obstacles that planners have faced as they have planned and begun construction on the ranges.
Initially set to cost less than $2 million, the facility has been subdivided into phases. Phase one of the project has continued to climb in price, with an estimated cost now exceeding $3 million.
The primary financial backing for the facility comes from the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board, though the special service district has pledged $500,000 to the completion of the range.
Burge said that the county had initially entered into an agreement with the gas company which operates gas wells in the area. The agreement was that the gas company would allow the county to connect to its electrical lines.
However, the agreement was broken and the county has not been allowed to connect to the existing lines. As a result, planners have had to add generators to their plans.
Rising construction costs have also caused the project to exceed its anticipated budget, something which is happening with most of the county's projects.
Burge also addressed the issue of ongoing costs of the facility beyond the initial construction. He said that the cost operation and maintenance is currently expected to be covered primarily by user fees. He said dedicated hunters in the region will likely provide much of the labor force for keeping the facility maintained.
Many of the same individuals are likely to serve as range masters. In return for their service overseeing the range, the county will offer free range time.
As far as security, an individual or a couple living at the clubhouse will provide security and regular maintenance to the entire facility of more than 600 acres.
Burge said that the caretakers will provide services in return for the county providing living facilities.


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The Tablet 2 has a 10.1-inch screen that is 0.39 of an inch thick. The device is shockingly light at just 1.3 pounds. The Tablet 2 has mini HDMI and USB 2.0 ports, a microSD card slot and stereo speakers. Options include 3G/4G connectivity, an NFC (near-field communication) chip, a fingerprint reader and a keyboard dock.
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WADDINGTON – The headliner acts have been officially announced for the upcoming Bass Elite tournament.
An American Idol finalist, a chart-topping singer described as country musics Gen-Y family man, and Central New Yorks most popular country band will take the stage on consecutive days of the Bassmaster Elite Series Evan Williams Bourbon Showdown at the St. Lawrence River in Waddington this August.
Bucky Covington, a best-selling country singer and finalist in Season Five of Fox-TVs American Idol, will perform on Aug. 9, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Jason Michael Carroll, whose first album debuted at #1 on Billboards Top Country Albums chart, will perform on Aug. 10 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. And Chris Taylor and the Custom Taylor Band, last year voted Best Country Band by Syracuse New Times, will play on Aug. 11 from 1 to 3 p.m.
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The locally sponsored concerts are free of charge to the public. Local organizers believe that having Covington and Carroll - as well as the popular regional country band led by Chris Taylor - will serve to further boost crowd numbers.
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Jordan Tuwiner wrote:Really wish Gausman's start was in Aberdeen and I wasn't away. Otherwise I definitely would have made the drive.
Shorebirdfan wrote:I seen Don say that Bernadina never met a pitch he didn't like. Small sample size for me seeing him, however, boy is that ever the truth.
Seems to work for him however.
TuckerBlair89 wrote:Oh absolutely. He swings at everything.
I might faint if I ever see him work a walk.
TuckerBlair89 wrote:Manny Machado displayed his usual great discipline tonight. 2-3 with a BB and RBI.
Once he becomes more consistent with the bat, he's going to blow up.
TuckerBlair89 wrote:Also the Mike Wright line is ugly but:
He struggled the first inning, was just all over. Tough inning.
After that, he was absolutely impressive. I was just "casually" watching, but he looked great to me after that.
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He's holding his own in AA at 22. Not bad at all.
Jordan Tuwiner wrote:Don, Tucker and I also saw him a week ago. He looked fantastic. Also had a rough first inning but really settled in nicely. Don will have a report soon.
He was just pounding the bottom of the zone and edges of the plate with ease.
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