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CHICAGO (June 26, 2009) – Exelon today praised the U.S. House of Representatives for its passage of the American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES) sponsored by Chairman Henry A. Waxman of the Energy and Commerce Committee and Chairman Edward J. Markey of the Energy and Environment Subcommittee.
"Addressing climate change is one of the most compelling causes of our time, and we applaud the House for taking bold and decisive action to pass this pragmatic and balanced legislation," said John W. Rowe, chairman and CEO of Exelon. "Chairmen Waxman and Markey, along with Representative Boucher and Speaker Pelosi, have crafted a bill that balances the need to protect consumers, business and the economy with the urgent need to reduce our nation's greenhouse gas emissions."
Exelon is particularly pleased that free allowances will be allocated to local utilities to help mitigate the impact of increased prices on consumers.
"This bill protects Americans' pocketbooks during the transition to a low-carbon economy by allocating a significant percentage of emissions allowances to local utilities. Utilities will use the proceeds from these allowances to help customers affected by higher energy prices through rebates, low-income assistance, customer energy-efficiency programs and other measures," Rowe said.
Exelon also thanked House Representatives for their support of this bill that will protect the nation's economy and American families' budgets and jobs, while preserving the environment for future generations.
"Addressing climate change is one of the most compelling causes of our time," added Rowe. "We encourage members of the Senate to follow the bold and decisive action of the House to work on passing similarly comprehensive climate change legislation during this Congress."
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with nearly $19 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to 485,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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Stop the presses, we've noted a new 'do sweeping the scalps of some of Hollywood's best and brightest. Okay, so this fresh take on an old favorite isn't breaking news a la Britney's baldness, but we think this trend has serious staying power. The latest version of half-up, half-down is sleeker than the recent rockabilly, Gwen Stefani, pompadour lite. We spotted this style on the Versace and Philosophy di Alberta Feretti spring runways and liked how it's a little 60's and a little sleek.
To achieve this look, dry your hair super straight, like Camilla Belle, above (flat iron for extra points). Next, section off the hair that will be pulled back. You'll want to take about three or four inches at the center of your hairline and make a very precise part on each side, gathering about five inches back into your crown. Yes, this will be a huge chunk of your hair-this differentiates this style from the aforementioned poof.
Once sectioned, pull the rest of your hair into a low ponytail. Evenly apply a dime-sized dollop (feel free to use more if you've got loads of hair) of smoothing cream or serum to this top section of your hair. We like Paul Labrecque's Straight Style Anti-Frizz Smoothing Balm, $26, www.paullabrecque.com). While you want this section of your hair to look slick, don't plaster your locks to your head.
Secure the top section with bobby pins (insert them horizontally) or one long, skinny barrette, about halfway between your hairline and the base of your neck. Once secure, undo the ponytail and let your hair hang around your shoulders. Now, don't you look great?

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BATAVIA, NY - The woman found guilty of hitting an elderly Walmart employee last year will not be going to jail for now.
A State Supreme Court judge from the 4th Appellate Division has issued a stay in the sentence of Jacquetta Simmons pending her appeal.
Simmons was sentenced to five years in prison for hitting 70-year-old Grace Suozzi on Christmas Eve last year.
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In an Easter Sunday interview with Candy Crowley, on CNN's State of the Union program, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C., shown) said that an agreement on an immigration reform plan has been reached by the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" senators.
Crowley noted that "big unions" and "big business" (referring to ongoing negotiations between the AFL-CIO and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce) had agreed on a visa plan for low-skilled workers and asked Graham, "Is that it, have you got a deal now?"
Graham replied:
"I think we've got a deal. We've got to write the legislation, but 2013, I hope, will be the year that we pass bipartisan immigration reform, signed into law with three goals."
Graham described his three goals as follows:
To do the bill in such a fashion to prevent a third wave of illegal immigration from happening in this country.
To make sure that the guest worker program is available to employers who can't find an American worker, once you offer the job at a competitive wage.
And turn our chain migration family-based immigration system into a merit — based immigration system with a family component, 'cause with our declining demographic we're gonna need new workers coming to this country in the out years as our population declines….
Stopping that third wave means securing your border and controlling who gets a job in America. I think we've accomplished that in this bill and I believe it will pass.
Crowley asked: "So as far as you know, has the whole so-called "Gang of Eight" — four Republicans, four Democrats — in the Senate, are they ready, you've all agreed to everything, you've just got to write it up and do you believe that that bill could pass the House?"
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NEW YORK, NY (WUSA) --- The two presidential candidates shared a podium Thursday night at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, raising money for a well-known Catholic charity with deep political roots in the city.
"I'm pleased the President is here. We chatted pleasantly as if Tuesday never happened," said Republican candidate Mitt Romney, making reference to Tuesday's contentious debate with President Obama.
The format of the dinner calls upon candidates to make humorous remarks, and each obliged.
When President Obama was introduced and the crowd came to its feet, he said, "Please take your seats. Otherwise, Clint Eastwood will yell at them."
"I was hoping the President would bring Joe Biden along this evening because he will laugh at anything," Romney said, making reference to the Vice-president's demeanor in his last debate.
Citing new unemployment figures, Romney said President Obama might take advantage of the improvement by offering a "compelling new campaign slogan: You're better off now than you were four weeks ago."
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CANTON The most senior member of the St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators will not seek re-election in the fall.
Its been 21 years. I think its time, Legislator Alex A. MacKinnon, R-Fowler, said. I think Ive had a good run of it. Its time to move over and do something different.
A former legislative chairman, Mr. MacKinnon, 68, was involved in the downsizing of the board to 15 members, the dissolution of the Solid Waste Disposal Authority, the reorganization of the county committee system, the building of the 911 emergency center, the jail, and the Canton Human Services building.
The biggest issue was probably the jail, whether it should be constructed or not, Mr. MacKinnon said. I would rather have had the 200 cells but we compromised. The jail can be enlarged with at least two more pods.
Mr. MacKinnon said several people, who he declined to identify, are interested in replacing him on the board.
Im going to let them decide, he said. All Ill say is that some people have inquired.
In his retirement from politics, Mr. MacKinnon, a former dairy farmer, said he plans to spend more time with his grandchildren and tinker around as a broker with Lacy Real Estate.
Mr. MacKinnon has been a fixture on either the Gouverneur Central School Board or the Board of Legislators since he moved to St. Lawrence County from New Jersey in 1972 to farm with his wife, Nancy, and brother-in-law, Bill Siebels.
We came up here because this was where we could find land we could afford, Mr. MacKinnon said.
A graduate of Trenton State College, Mr. MacKinnon was a teacher of architectural drafting and technology for children before becoming interested in dairy farming.
His educational background came in handy when he ran for the school board in the 1970s.
He left the school board when he decided to run for a seat vacated by Legislator Stanley A. Morrill, the father of Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction. Stanley Morrill later returned to the board but district lines had changed, allowing him and Mr. MacKinnon to serve at the same time.
All the people that were there were great people although I didnt always think they were on the right side, Mr. MacKinnon said. You always try to get along if you can.
Sallie A. Brothers, a former Democratic legislator who had served the longest with Mr. MacKinnon before she retired from the board last year, said he was all anyone could ask for in a lawmaker.
He does his homework. He thinks and you can talk to him, she said. Although we were on different sides of the aisle, we were of that generation that thinks alike and understands the value of public service.
The Democrats were in control when Mr. MacKinnon first took office but the GOP later ran the board for three terms before the Democrats regained control as the great recession took hold.
Thats when things turned south, I say, Mr. MacKinnon said. Some of that might have been because the whole world went south but I like to blame it on the Democrats.
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EAST PROVIDENCE — This was a case of déjà vu that East Providence High liked and Mount St. Charles Academy didn't.
Courtney DeCastro's second walkoff hit of the season, a run-scoring single with two outs in the home half of the eighth inning, drove in younger sister Amy DeCastro with the run that helped the Townies grab a 2-1 victory over the Mounties in their Division I crossover affair at Pierce Field.
DeCastro, who eight days ago, beat Toll Gate High with an RBI single in the final frame, laced her game-winning hit with a sharp ground single to left that allowed her sister (who began the inning on second base via the international tiebreaker rule) to beat the throw to the plate with ease.
The victory was the fourth in the last six games for the Townies, who are 3-5 in Division I play (4-5 overall) and fielding a team this season that made up primarily of sophomores and first-year juniors.
"We've actually been playing some very good ball lately," said E.P. coach Rob Traverse. "We've 4-2 in our last six (games), and one of the losses was in extra innings to La Salle. Cumberland was a little too much for us (on Monday), but other than that, we've been in every game."
While Traverse was pleased with the triumph, MSC coach Cliff Matthews bused back to Woonsocket a bit disappointed with the loss, which dropped the Mounties to 3-4 and was their third one-run loss of the season.
The defeat was also the second of the week to an East Providence school that came down to the final inning. On Monday, Bay View Academy scratched out a pair of runs in the seventh inning to pin a 9-8 loss on the Mounties, and yesterday, the Townies also struck in their final at-bats.
But what made the loss extra tough to swallow was the fine outing turned in by freshman pitcher Kristen Rodrigues. She got the start in place of junior ace Olivia Hendricks, who is out indefinitely with a right foot injury that Matthews noted he was being "extremely conservative" with.
Rodrigues showed the poise of an upperclassman as she limited the hosts to six hits and a walk, struck out three, and allowed just six batted balls to reach the outfield grass.
"She certainly pitched well enough to win," said Matthews. "Coming in as a freshman, in this kind of situation with the expectations this team has, she did an admirable job. I think we, as a team, didn't pick her up. We left a lot of runners on base today and we didn't get key hits when we needed them."
The Mounties, who stranded a dozen runners on base (including the bases loaded in the second), were also done in by some excellent defense by the Townies, namely Courtney DeCastro in left field and Amanda Horton in center.
DeCastro made a great running catch in the gap on a long shot by Nicole Silva in the first inning and a diving catch on a shallow fly by Emily Hendricks to open the seventh. And in that same inning, with runners on first and second with two gone, Horton took away a run-scoring hit by Briana Castro with an all-out diving grab to her left.
"You have to give credit to their outfield," offered Matthews. "Their outfield made some outstanding catches, and if they don't make those catches, they don't win the game. They were gambling, but they won the gambles."
Another key to the Townies' victory was the relief pitching turned in by senior southpaw Erin Strik. When starting pitcher Lauren DiScuillo was forced to leave the game after the second inning with a minor injury, Strik took over on the mound and scattered seven hits and a walk and struck out six in her six innings of work.
"She did very well," said Traverse. "I can't say enough about Erin. She only allowed just two earned runs (in Monday's 4-1 loss) to Cumberland, and then today, she came in and did a very good job."
The Mounties scored the game's first run in the fifth. They loaded the bases with one out, and after Strik got the second out on a strikeout, Castro laced an 0-2 pitch into center for a single. Taylor Messier scored from third with ease, but Silva, the runner on second, was gunned down at the plate on a strong throw from Horton to catcher Lindsee Allienello.
The Townies didn't tie the game until the bottom of the seventh, as Casey Botelho led off with a line single to center, took second on a sacrifice bunt by DiScuillo (who re-entered the game only as a pinch-hitter for Strik), and dashed home on a ground single to right by Horton.
With the international tiebreaker rule coming into play in the eighth, the Mounties send the last out from the seventh inning, Castro, out to second. She ended up taking third on a one-out wild pitch by Strik, but the lefthander came back to get the next two outs on a strikeout and a groundout to second.
Allienello, who legged out two bunt singles, and Courtney DeCastro were the hosts' lone players with multiple hits. Rodrigues was the Mounties' lone player with two hits.
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COLTON - The Colton Town Board has passed a measure that will allow all-terrain vehicle traffic on stretches of Morgan Road, Windmill Road and Cold Brook Drive, a stretch that equals 2.95 miles.
That three-mile route will connect two trails that currently exist for off-road ATV traffic.
The local law was passed shortly after a public hearing that drew a large crowd of ATV enthusiasts that made it standing room only in the board room.
Town Supervisor Dennis B. Bulger moved the vote on the local law to the top of the boards meeting agenda moments after the public hearing was closed.
For the people who dont want to sit around, lets go back to the public hearing on the local law to open up the roads in Colton and then we can get on with the rest of the meeting, Mr. Bulger said.
A motion was made by Councilman Donald Shoen and seconded by Councilman Ronald Robert before being unanimously approved by the board.
Town officials, in their local law, noted, This board hereby finds that the opening of certain town roads and portions thereof to ATV use and travel is necessary in order for ATVs to gain access to areas and/or trails adjacent thereto which would otherwise be impossible to access without the use of such town highways.
The board also feels that the passing of the local law will be highly beneficial to the public and will stimulate the local economy and offer enjoyment to the citizens of the town and to others traveling to this area including tourists.
That sentiment was reiterated by The Colton Dirt Dogs ATV Club President Daniel Murphy.
I spoke at the last meeting where we discussed this law. At that time I was speaking just a resident of Colton. Today Im speaking as the president of the new ATV club in the Colton/South Colton area, Mr. Murphy said.
Our web site, our Facebook page currently receives between 4,000 and 5,000 hits a week from people looking at whats going on in Colton. Were using that to push those viewers at the other things that our beautification and tourism committee are doing; the kayaking, the white water rafting. That is working, I can personally see it because I can see when people like our page and then immediately like the Colton page, he added.
Ive also received probably 40 to 50 e-mails from people outside of the town that want to come to the town. Theyre excited about this trail. ... Its going to bring people from outside of our town here to use our trail and stop at our local businesses, according to Mr. Murphy.
There are eight rules, conditions, and restrictions listed on the document that are applicable to all town roads opened to ATV use. They include the restricting someone operating an ATV on the designated roads between midnight and 6 a.m. and also prohibiting a rider from exceeding the 30 miles per hour speed limit. The law will be in effect once it is filed with the Secretary of State.
Mr. Bulger also talked about some of the history and background of the various ATV laws.
Going back a little bit in some of the history of this; the New York state law basically says that if youre opening up things you have to be able to go from trail head to trail head. You cant open up a section of road to go from a trail to a store. Youve got to be to the trail head of some place, Mr. Bulger said.
So the town, I dont know how many years back, they approved opening up a lot of roads in Colton and that got challenged as this will. ... When that got to (state Supreme Court) Judge (David) Demarest, the town law got reversed because it didnt comply with the state law as I understand it.
Mr. Bulger said extra precautions had been taken before drafting the new law to address potential legal challenges. This time the county is going through this whole process, looking at the environmental impact and all thats required to get everything in position so that once were challenged, this time we should be in a position to defend it, Mr. Bulger said.
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From London to Lima and from the Big Apple to Budapest, governments are imposing increasingly onerous diktats in an effort to shrink their populations' rapidly expanding waistlines. The hope is that by reducing the incidence of obesity, the many health problems associated with it, such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes, will also become less common, thereby reducing healthcare costs — a major concern in an era in which governments either heavily subsidize or fully operate their nations' healthcare systems.
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The question stands. How would those signings fill the holes at 2B, 3B, LF, RP, and the other two holes at SP?
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A_K wrote:At this point I don't understand keeping Brian Roberts around, even if they do so accepting that he's a long shot to contribute, as they did last year. Aside from being unhealthy, he's also old and unproductive. Not worth a roster spot.
birdwatcher55 wrote:I believe Ayala has another year on his contract...Also I would not be too quick to cut bait with Lew Ford
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Granted, but if the FO wouldn't get rid of Gregg (a player the fans DIDN'T like) at half of Roberts' salary, what makes you think they will get rid of a player the fans (and PA) DOES like?
The worse that Roberts will cost us is a spot on the 40 Man over the winter and I don't think he'll bump any solid prospects. I don't see us going for a Rule 5 player so we should be OK there. If he's unable to make the opening day roster we can always put him back on the 60 Day DL and clear a roster space on the 40 Man.
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Rising O's wrote:I nontender Andino, Flaherty, Teagarden.
Rising O's wrote:I decline Reynolds option. I think he's just too one dimensional to give 11m, and would not even offer arbitration if he's looking to get 9m. I year deal, 5-6m plus incentives. If the Orioles improve their offense at 2nd and LF I'm okay with him at 1st.
Rising O's wrote:Release Brian Roberts
Rising O's wrote:DFA Reimold, I just feel at certain points you need to move on. If he passes waivers, and he might given the spinal surgery, I try to do a minor league deal. I think if you keep playing this guessing game you put the organization behind in its ability to prepare a workable 25 man roster.
Rising O's wrote:Wada will be on the 40, then moved to the 60 day DL.
Rising O's wrote:I'd love to see the team sign Torii Hunter to play LF. McClouth as the back-up in LF/CF. I'm a little worried, not sure if Hunter is cheating to keep up with the fastball these days. But also going with another RH platoon hitter to go with McClouth works.
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Indentifying Loet bronz sculpture?
I am having trouble indentifying a Loet bronz sculpture.
I think it is a Cheetah(?) and it is signed and numbered 133 of 500.
12 inches in lenght and 6 and 1/2 inches high. Weighs 5 lbs 7 ounces.
Made out of solid bronz.
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It appears you have a valuable piece! Loet bronze sculptures date from 1985. Read more at Artifacts Gallery about the art of Loet Vanderveen. The Artifacts Gallery website also offers various versions of a Loet Cheetah for sale.
And here are the past sales results from our Worthpoint Worthopedia using the Search terms Loet Cheetah. There are several sculptures very similar to yours in appearance.
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CANTON St. Lawrence County legislators headed to Albany today to talk sales tax with state senators will not have the unanimous blessing of town and village leaders.
Neither legislators nor representatives of the county supervisors and mayors associations left a meeting Tuesday happy with each others position on how much the municipalities would receive if the county is able to increase its sales tax.
We have a responsibility to St. Lawrence County. They have a responsibility to take care of the finances of their municipalities, said Finance Committee Chairman Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction. In this case, they conflict.
Legislators want to increase the county sales tax from 3 to 4 percent, bringing the total with the states 4 percent to 8 percent. To convince state senators, the county produced a five-year plan showing how it could drop property taxes if it received the increase.
State Sens. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, and Joseph A. Griffo, R-Utica, also wanted the county to be in sync with its towns and villages over any distribution they would receive.
Under a 2009 agreement with the city of Ogdensburg, the county keeps half of what it collects in sales tax and distributes what is left to towns and villages after the city takes its cut of 6.4 percent. Ogdensburg would not receive an increase in the percentage it receives under the countys plan, but the city would take in more money overall because more sales tax revenue would be collected.
The distribution to the towns and villages for the first 3 percent of local sales tax does not change under the countys plan. However, the county has proposed the towns and villages would receive only 10 percent of any additional local sales tax collected. That is insufficient, said Potsdam Mayor Steven W. Yurgartis, who met with county legislators along with Massena Supervisor Joseph D. Gray and Ogdensburg Mayor William D. Nelson.
A 10 percent allotment would hurt Potsdam, Mr. Yurgartis said. According to an estimate of what village residents would pay in increased sales tax based on a median annual income of $68,000 versus a property tax increase, the property tax is less onerous, he said.
I cannot in good conscience advance a sales tax increase if it resulted in a tax increase for my constituents, he said. I hope theyre going to reconsider their position.
The countys plan shifts expenses to the towns and villages, Mr. Yurgartis said.
I dont think thats good partnership, he said. Were all under severe financial pressure.
Some towns say a sales tax increase is the best solution, including Waddington, which voted Tuesday to support home rule legislation that would allow the county to make its own decision.
Large property owners, such as farmers, who do not pay sales tax on purchases related to their business would benefit from an increase in sales tax rather than property tax, but that will not help towns such as Massena, which raised taxes nearly 30 percent for village residents in its last budget, Mr. Gray said.
We need a plan that works for everybody, he said.
Towns and villages do not pay a share of Medicaid or bear the burden of required programs, said Legislator Joseph R. Lightfoot, R-Ogdensburg.
I think the need is greater on the part of the county, he said. We have all the mandates from the state.
The meeting included discussion of a number of compromises, including a change in the distribution formula that would see the county using sales tax to pay all of its Medicaid costs and then apportioning what was left to towns and villages or ramping up the distribution to the municipalities over time, but no consensus was reached.
Were still open to negotiate, Mr. Gray said. I certainly empathize with the county. It wont happen without a united front.
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It would be a tragedy if a few vocal individuals prevented property tax relief in St. Lawrence County, he said.
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A pilot program designed to help low-income families work their way into their own homes is under way in Carbon and Emery counties.
It goes by the tongue-twisting name of Self-Help Acquisition and Rehabilitation Housing Program but its acronym, SHARHP, is easier to handle. And as long as we're in acronym city, we might as well say that it is a partnership of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Agency (USDA) and the Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments (ALG).
Marilyn Vogrinec and Barbara Fausett of the ALG explained that it is a basically a program that uses the "sweat equity" of prospective homeowners to cover the down payment and rehabilitation of substandard properties. Vogrinec, who is program manager, said it should cut through the logjams that create no-win situations for families, property owners and communities alike.
Low-income people generally can't afford the down payments for mortgages on nice homes, and lenders are leery about carrying mortgages on run-down or substandard housing. The result is that people who want homes go without, while houses needing rehabilitation remain vacant and neighborhoods become blighted.
Vogrinec said that through SHARHP, USDA will make mortgages available to qualified low-income applicants and also provide up-front money for property rehabilitation. The ALG will hire a licensed contractor to serve as a trainer and project manager for the families.
This is no gift. The burden is on the borrower to find the property, qualify for the program and do all the work except for electrical and plumbing to bring the house up to code.
"Everyone comes out a winner," Vogrinec said. "Homeowners will learn the skills they need and they'll have equity in the homes. USDA adds value to its portfolio. Communities get rid of blight."
The seller also gets the money up front. "It ends the stalemate between seller and lender," Fausett said.
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The Bisons (5-6, 0-0 A-Sun) head into the Atlantic Sun Conference opener hoping to build on a 6-2 record all-time in league lid lifters. Lipscomb also looks to increase the 8-5 advantage in the all-time series against the Ospreys (4-8, 0-0).
With a balanced attack of four players in double figures, the Bisons are led by sophomore forward Martin Smith, who is scoring at a 12.9 points per game clip. He ranks just ahead of twin brother Malcolm Smith and his 11.3 points per game average and the 11.0 scoring average for redshirt freshman center Steven Hurt, the reigning A-Sun Newcomer of the Week. Senior guard Deonte Alexander rounds out the double-digit scorers for the Bisons averaging 10 points per outing.
Behind a league-best average of 3.7 threes per game, Parker Smith leads the attack for the Ospreys averaging 15.5 points per game ranking fourth best in the league. Travis Wallace ranks just behind Smith in the league's best scorers with a 14.7 average that ranks seventh.
A win would give Lipscomb skipper Scott Sanderson his 300th career victory.
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However, before we present you with today's luxurious leather picks, let's take a closer look at a few ways to wear this new warm-weather interpretation. Taking notes from the aforementioned runway shows, we recommend sticking to a monochromatic palette and mostly muted tones. Additionally, it is important to note that unlike the roughed up, studded styles that have been popular in seasons past, these leather pieces are striking in their subtle simplicity and marked absence of hardware embellishments. If you need a perfect example of this nouveau interpretation, simply look to Leigh Lezark, who looked exceptionally chic when she opted for Akris' Trapezoid Laser Cut Leather Applique Dress ($4990, 877.551.7257) for a Bergdorf Goodman event in March. The architectural simplicity of the brick-red buttery frock allowed it to command attention on its own, while Lezark's obvious lack of accessories spoke to the sophisticated restraint involved in styling this new all-weather look.
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1. 3.1 Phillip Lim Leather Shift Dress ($968)
Phillip Lim's S/S 10 runway showcased a variety of lust-worthy leather pieces, including this butter-soft dress. We love how Lim upgraded a spring stapleÂ--the shift dressÂ--by using this unexpected material in a caramel hue. Additionally, the detailing of the back ties and pocket square contrasts nicely with the earthy material and makes it feel like a very well constructed and special piece. Try pairing it with a cropped trench, red ankle booties and slicked back hair à la Lim's models for a polished daytime look that every city girl should call her own.
2. Dallin Chase Paisano Leather Tank ($390)
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3. Raquel Allegra Leather Triangle Bra ($184, 212.966.3626)
Raquel Allegra tore onto the fashion scene a few years ago, making a huge splash with her one-of-a-kind shredded tees made from vintage Los Angeles County Prison t-shirts. The resourceful designer has since added just as thoughtfully crafted leather and knit pieces, including this elephant gray triangle bra. Not only does it seamlessly mix today's topic with spring's lingerie trend, but it also serves as a great luxe layering piece. Start with a floral bra underneath for a pop of pattern, then throw on a tissue thin cashmere cardigan in a pastel color, leaving the top few buttons open for a coy, sexy look.
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Open-toe booties are a stellar option for a transitional shoe and AcneÂ's lace-up wedges have the perfect amount of verve to make any outfit stand out. Not only is the off-white hue on-trend for spring, but the contrasting patent leather trim also adds an extra finish that makes these shoes super special. Try pairing them with a floral print dress for day or your LBD for a dressier occasion.
6. Alexander Wang Asymmetric Leather and Cotton Skirt ($595)
Influenced perhaps by the all-American sport of football, Alexander Wang's S/S 10 show was filled with high-concept sporty items like this tan leather skirt. We love how he reinterpreted a classic khaki bottom by adding leather paneling, and even imbued it with a dose of Wangian sex appeal in the form of a frontal closure. Take a page from Wang's runway and pair this must-have investment piece with a short sleeve white button-down and a side braid for a modern twist on some timeless American sportswear items.
7. Linda Farrow Luxe Sunglasses ($640, 44.207.713.1105) in Black
Linda Farrow is a go-to designer for directional eyewear, often joining forces with other cutting-edge artists to launch co-branded lines, or to exclusively provide frames for a runway show. Thus, it was no surprise when we came across her nouveau leather cat-eye frames, which offer a subtle and exciting way to interpret this emerging trend. The marriage of textured frames and the season's must-have shape is seriously posh, and we can't wait to snatch them up!
8. Veda Electric Leather Dress ($385)
This yearÂ's selection of edgy, modern leather sheaths proves this material has life beyond biker jackets. We like how this Veda dress mixes its buttery paneling with sheer mesh insets, echoing the architectural pieces seen on Balenciaga's S/S 10 runway and encapsulating a sporty, sexy vibe that is perfect for spring!
9. Zara Leather Miniskirt ($89.90)
This one hundred percent sheepskin Zara miniskirt is the ideal piece to look to when subtly incorporating this trend into your existing wardrobe. The deep brown hue is rich and chic, without being flashy, while the A-line silhouette is a timeless shape. Pair it with a diaphanous nude blouse or button-down for a stylish all-weather look that won't break the bank!Â--Liza Kaplan


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Hello Everyone,
Sorry for the long post but I'm using Slackware 12 with KDE. I am new to Samba and have some slight networking problems.
I have been attempting to configure Samba and so far I can see my shared folders in Windows XP however when I try to open either folder from WinXP I get this message:
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Both folders are Public,Browsable,Available with share level security in Samba. Access permissions I set in "Properties" for both folders are as follows: owner,group,others "can view and modify content" Ownership is set as, user:guest Group:Users. Again all settings are for both folders. So,what do I change to access my folders from WinXP ?
Problem 2
I type smb://slack12/ in Konqueror try to open either folder and see this message:
The file or folder smb://slack12/guest folder does not exist.
It certainly does exist. They both do. These are just folders in my "guest" account so I don't have login as "root" all the time. Can anyone explain this message to me? Here's my very basic and probably incomplete smb.conf:
restrict anonymous = no
domain master = no
preferred master = no
workgroup = HOME
server string = Samba
max protocol = NT
acl compatibility = winnt
ldap ssl = No
server signing = Auto
local master = no
[guest folder]
case sensitive = no
strict locking = no
guest ok = yes
msdfs proxy = no
read only = no
path = /home/guest
[guest home]
case sensitive = no
strict locking = no
guest ok = yes
msdfs proxy = no
read only = no
path = /home
On my Slackware box I can see and access my windows files just fine. I just cannot access my shares in my Slack box from windows. Any help appreciated!
Thank You jonycat
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First issue: have you used smbpasswd to add the appropriate users?
Second issue: as defined in the smb.conf file, smb://slack12/guest does not exist. Try changing [guest folder] to [guest] and [guest home] to [home]
Sorry I took so long to post back (worked out of town) No I have not set passwords yet and I'll rename my folders. What I should have explained in my first post is I'm wanting to start with is a simple network neighborhood style setup. I'm doing this at home with my extra computers so if something breaks no big deal. Thank you Outlaw for the help. BTW Do I know you from Linuxjunior days?
Thanks Again johnmann
My nick changed from Radar on LJR as a result of the move.
Renamed folders & set passwords and now I can access my shared folders on the Slackware side and wintel side One more thing. In some of the tuts I've read I tried some commands from a terminal to start $ stop Samba. They must be Distro specific cuz they no worky in Slack. Anyone know what I should type to start and stop Samba so i don't have to reboot all the time ?
Thanks Outlaw your help got my network up and running.
Not sure about slack, but on an unfamiliar linux, I would just look in /etc/init.d for something with smb and nmb.
Code:[radar@msi-k8t:~]$ ls /etc/init.d/*mb /etc/init.d/nmb /etc/init.d/smb [radar@msi-k8t:~]$ su - Password: [root@msi-k8t ~]# /etc/init.d/smb stop && /etc/init.d/nmb stop Shutting down SMB services: [ OK ] Shutting down NMB services: [ OK ] [root@msi-k8t ~]# /etc/init.d/nmb start && /etc/init.d/smb start Starting NMB services: [ OK ] Starting SMB services: [ OK ]
On slackware it should be something like: /etc/rc.d/rc4.d/smb restart
Or /etc/rc.d/rc.smb restart
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Thanks guys for the help I just remembered last night I have swat installed and if I'd have used it Samba would have been eassier for me to get configured since there's a help button for nearly everything. Oh well, I'm a Samba nOOblet I admit it. Never gave a dang about Samba till lately. Oh yea, you can start & stop Samba using swat also "no kidding johnmann" Any way thanks again for your help and patience.


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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Editors Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared as the 120th anniversary of the newspapers birth approaches in 2011).
No one knew it then, but when Joseph Asbury, the owner of the Richfield Reaper sold his interest in the Sun Advocate in January of 1935 to Val Cowles and Hal MacKnight, it started an ownership dynasty at the paper that has never been matched before or after that sale.
On January 24, 1935 the acquisition was announced on the front page of the paper stating that the purchase of the then-called Carbon County Publishing Company made the "concern a strictly Carbon County owned and operated company." The announcement also said the "Sun Advocate will continue operation with the same policy as has previously prevailed under (the previous) management, a strictly independent and community representative newspaper."
That statement was important, because before Asbury had merged the News-Advocate and The Sun together in 1932, the two papers were often anything but independent, and each often subscribed to different political parties at various times.
While Val Cowles' stint as an owner of the paper would end in a decade, MacKnight would be the steadying force on the paper for more than 30 years, well into the 1960s, a time and a culture so different from the mid-Depresssion year of 1935 that they may well have been located on different planets. MacKnight would lead the paper through the very tough times of the Depression, a world war, a booming 1950s and a turbulent decade when he finally sold the paper to a group of Californians who started the Sun Advocate Publishing Company.
By the mid-1930s paper had already begun to move into a more modern era with the addition of photographs starting in 1933 (largely in advertising pieces). Before that, illustrations for editorial stories usually consisted of line drawings or sometimes artists renditions. One week before the sale of the paper, the first ever front page photograph appeared in the Sun Advocate, a small, professionally produced, formal photo of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt connected to a story about a nationwide dance that Carbon County people would be involved in.
With that start of a new era, 1935 also brought some stories that would have long term effects, in fact many of them touching the lives of those who live in the county today. The later ramifications of a national highway system were just beginning to be felt at the time. Motor traffic was increasing, despite the depression, and advertising in the paper moved in the direction of a motoring and wandering America. All the major brands of American cars seemed available somewhere in Carbon County during the 1930s, as new models were introduced constantly. The roads became a newsworthy issue, as the state and the federal governments began working on projects that would eventually lead to the modern road that is Highway 6 today.
But the fears about highways were also great. The railroad had been the main method in and out of the county, but as cars started to be driven more, accidents began to increase. In one terrible April accident on what was then termed the Price-Huntington highway, four people under 22 lost their lives, and two others were critically injured. Mishaps on the highways in and around the county cost lives throughout the year, largely due to people driving too fast for the roads. Cars had moved well beyond the Model T era, but many of the roads had not.
In May a drama that is still going on today and one that had its beginnings well before 1935 would become headlines in the Sun Advocate. In late January, state water engineer T.H. Humphreys decided that he would allow the Sanpete Water District to capture 50 second feet of water to take across the "Great Basin divide" to irrigate over 10,000 acres of land in northern Sanpete County. Carbon's water concerns had meetings and formed a committee to raise money and the ire to fight the decision in court, citing that "no unappropriated water exists in the proposed source of supply." Yet, based on reports the Bureau of Reclamation had issued, a statement that there was water "in excess of the present requirements" had set off the action.
While that battle was and is certainly familiar to many in the county today, so were some of the other things that went on during 1935 as well.