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MASSENA Economic development officials have finished and will begin to distribute application packets for downtown business owners interested in using portions of a $250,000 state grant to revitalize their buildings.
The Business Development Corporation for a Greater Massena announced in December that it had won the $250,000 grant through the state Main Street Grant Program, which will be used to reimburse business owners who make improvements to their buildings aesthetics.
To receive grant funding, business owners must match the grant funding and adhere to renovation guidelines prepared by BDCs consultant, Rick Hauser of In Site: Architecture. Businesses must be in downtown as defined by the grant, which includes businesses along Main Street, between Bridges Avenue and Andrews Street.
All applications for grant funding must be received by May 14. The application grading period will last from May 14 to 31, and the amount of funding business owners will receive will be announced in the first week of June, according to BDC Executive Director Michael V. Almasian.
Mr. Almasian said applicants will be judged based on 11 factors, including the severity of a structures repair needs, the location of a building, the significance of the building in Massenas past, how the application reflects the recommendations made by Mr. Hauser, whether prior repair work has been done and the investment made by the owner.
Mr. Almasian encouraged all downtown business owners to apply for funding and for non-owners to volunteer their time to help the revitalization.
We hope as many people as possible participate. When this is finished, we hope to have before and after pictures to show the state, and we hope to apply for more grants in future, Mr. Almasian said.
The guidelines for renovation work appear to lay out steps toward creating a more open, inviting downtown that focuses heavily on real brick facades, open-glass storefronts and subtle use of signage and advertising.
The guidelines ask that windows not be covered by large amounts of posters or feature neon signs.
Those who wish to use grant funds also are being asked to restore original building features wherever possible and not to hinder the view of original windows, doors or building fronts with signs or boards.
The guidelines call for the use of more outdoor features, such as awnings, sandwich signs, flower pots and outdoor furniture, to make Massenas downtown more inviting to tourists. The guidelines recommend the use of murals and historic plaques to make buildings more attractive.
What the New York State Main Street Grant program wants is for you to have a nice, valuable downtown that youll want to walk through, Mr. Hauser said.
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Flat Earth? Flood Geology? Young-Earth? Steve Hays & Edward T. Babinski discuss Steve Austin, Kurt Wise, Henry Morris & Henry Gee
Hays also stated, "I'm more concerned with exegeting Scripture than exegeting Steve Austin." (Austin is a Ph.D. geologist who is a formal member-teacher at the Institute for Creation Research, a young-earth organization).
Hays ended his blog entry with mention of the pro-evolutionary geologist Dr. Henry Gee, "who has documented at length that the fossil records is not a continuous sequence frozen in rock, but discontinuous data-points which are rearranged into a continuous sequence by a value-laden reconstruction of the record that is enormously underdetermined by the actual state of the evidence. A thousand theoretical interpolations to every isolated bone fragment. Of course, Gee isn't trying to undermine evolution. Rather, like so many others, he's trying to retrofit the theory. But to clear the ground for cladistics, he must slash and burn phenetics [=the phylogenetic ancestor-descent trees involving arrows showing which fossilized creature descended from which other fossilized ancestor], and it's quite a spectacle to see how little is left over after his scorched earth policy. So now we have another outbreak of the Darwin Wars."
My response follows on those three topics that Hays raised:
I brought up Steve Austin and Kurt Wise because they are two of the most prominent young-earth creationists in the entire U.S. who have also published a lot since the 1970s in creationist books and magazines. They are also among the few young-earth creationists in the world with Ph.D.s in geology and paleontology, repsectively. (Henry Morris who wrote The Genesis Flood and founded The Institute for Creation Research [ICR] only has a Ph.D. in hydrology.) I say "few" because I once checked the ICR and Answers in Genesis lists of young-earth creationists who work for both institutes and who had advanced degrees, and I counted only about 8 scientists there with Ph.D.s in geology, and no Ph.D.s in paleontology other than Wise. And they both agreed that Morris's attempt in The Genesis Flood to cite the Lewis Mount Overthrust (the largest such "reversal of fossil layers" found anywhere in the world) as not a genuine overthrust, was a failure.
Yet it was Henry Morris's book, The Genesis Flood, along with the founding of ICR, that is credited at ICR as being God's means to bring back Flood Geology (from the grave in which it had lain since Christian geologists of the 1800s had proven it to be indefensible). Unfortunately for Morris, his book has since been thoroughly discredited, and found to consist of unchecked folk science tales, strung together with faulty photos, and mistaken geological assertions. If that's the book that "God used" to give "Flood geology" a recharge (and "the book that God used to get Ken Ham [of Answers in Genesis and the Creation Science museum in the U.S.] in creation ministry") then it seems more like the devil's book, full of lies spoken in God's name to embarrass the Christian faith. At least that's what some of my old-earth creationist friends might say. And since then, creationists have continued to back down from a host of ridiculous assertions that formerly were touted as disproving modern geology. Just read the Answers in Genesis online piece, "Arguments We Think Creationists Should Not Use." Instead, modern young-earth creationism tries to invent accommodations with modern geological evidence of an old-earth. It does not try to disprove it like it once did. Both ICR and Answers in Genesis admit that the search for "pre-Flood" human remains and artifacts or any new startling evidence of a young-cosmos, is probably hopeless: "Where are all the human fossils?" by Don Batten (editor), Ken Ham, Jonathan Sarfati, and Carl Wieland. The final line of that article is classic: "When God pronounced judgment on the world, He said, 'I will destroy [blot out] man whom I have created from the face of the earth' (Gen. 6:7). Perhaps the lack of pre-flood human fossils is part of the fulfillment of this judgment?"
Or perhaps God just didn't want to supply young-earth creationists with the evidence they so desperately crave?
And what about the new "Creation Museum" museum opening soon in the U.S. with its exhibits of humans alongside dinosaurs? The folks who built that museum admit that pre-flood human fossils have not been discovered, but they built exhibitions showing humans alongside dinosaurs. How scientific of them!
And speaking of the age of the earth what about the evidence of an old-earth from a variety of sources likeLake Suigetsu, Ice Cores, The Greenriver formation and what about the way radiometric dating has been done on individual varve layers, individual ice layers, individual tree rings (in three known series of tree rings that each stretch back in time at least 10,000 years), individual sections of sea floor that arose via the expanding molten rifts from the center of the Atlantic as it continues to spread--and in each case the processes of lake varves forming, ice layers forming, tree rings growing, and sea floors spreading, continue to take place today at known rates of formation that show agreement with the radiometric dating of individual portions of older sections of those formation? What are the odds that a load of coincidences would match up? See here and here and here. And my own story, here.
Walton admits in his commentary that the ancient Hebrews, and the author of Genesis, assumed a flat cosmos and a solid firmament.
Whether or not one also assumes that the creation story in Genesis may be interpreted as a metaphor of the tabernacle-tent spoken of in Exodus is another question. Such a view of the cosmos as a house or tent (built flatly and on a firm foundation) does not lay outside of ancient near eastern assumptions in general, for instance note the 'wall-ring' representations of the firmament lying above a flat earth in ancient Egyptian iconography, or ancient mestopotamian cosmologies in general.
And more importantly, the lack of any insight into how the cosmos is truly shaped, means that the ancients wrote and assumed things on par with the pre-scientific knowledge of their day, and not a sign that one can cite that Genesis demonstrates in was composed via special inspiration.
Lastly, about Henry Gee. Creationists and I.D.ists don't understand correctly what he's saying, as Gee himself has complained about numerous times, even directly to creationists and I.D.ists. I have some of his correspondence with them from 2006. He's describing the difficulties of dating the exact chronological order of fossils that lay relatively close together in the geological record, and advocating a greater use of cladistics to aid in determining the order of relationships in such cases. (Note: The way evolution works is that populations split from one another, then the more robust sections of a population grow more numerous and more widely established in different places round the world, which increases the odds of the new species's fossilization, but by the time the new species has spread far and wide enough to increase its chances of being fossilized, it is not likely to simply be the direct descentdant of species that precede it in the fossil record, but a cousin. Hence, Gee's complaint about the drawing of direct lines between species in textbooks. The actual evolutionary lines of descent are more complex, and what we have are the fossils of the most robust cousin species that were living during certain overlapping eras.)
Henry Gee (henrygee) wrote,
@ 2006-06-12 22:43:00:
"I have become somewhat irked lately at the way that some creationists continue to attribute beliefs to me to which I do not subscribe. For example, creationists of the 'intelligent design' tendency have used my book Deep Time (sold in the US as In Search of Deep Time) to suggest that whereas I don't support their views, my own work somehow legitimises them... even though I have explicitly refuted this attempt at hijack, many years ago.
"I pointed this out recently to creationist Jonathan Witt at ID The Future and as a result have had a civil and gentlemanly email exchange with him (and by extension his colleague Jonathan Wells, who has also quoted from my book)."
See also this discussion at the Quote Mine Project of the use that creationists/I.D.ists have tried to make of some Gee quotations.


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Sunday, July 5, 2009
Patisserie Kindle Holder
Happy 4th of July (a day late)!! I hope you all had a wonderful weekend, whether you celebrated or not. We laid low this weekend -- had some friends over for a cookout last night, and went over their place for dinner tonight. Mrs. Quilt Dad made the cake pictured above in celebration of the holiday ... from scratch! And it was goooooo-ooood. It's a Barefoot Contessa recipe that she got from The Pioneer Woman. She says that Quilt Dad is her favorite blog, but I know I can't even hope to compete with the force of nature that is The Pioneer Woman.
Oh well ...
On Thursday, we decided on an impromptu overnight trip to our favorite beach spot in North Carolina, Wrightsville Beach. The kids had a blast ... it's always fun to experience the thrill and novelty of staying in a hotel through the eyes of a child.
I also managed to get a bit of sewing done this weekend. I recently bought my wife an Amazon Kindle for her birthday-slash-Mother's Day-slash-anniversary-slash-Christmas (need I go on? It's not cheap!) Of course, I had to make another Bookkeeper from the Moda Bake Shop for her to carry it around in. I love this pattern. Plus, I've got to protect my investment!!
This time I made it using a mini honey bun of "Patisserie" by Fig Tree Quilts. It came out much better than my first two attempts ... and more quickly, too!
I showed it to our friends who were over for dinner last night. One of them asked if I would make one for her to gift to her mother, who also just got a Kindle. I had enough Patisserie left to make an identical one to my wife's ... and whipped it up in about an hour last night. I think I've mastered the Bookkeeper!
P.S. There is no question that Roger is a true champion, but I was really pulling for Andy today.
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We were pulling for Andy in our house also. hey, btw - I'm in Wake Forest and was wondering if you have been to Wish Upon a Quilt in Raleigh and if so is it worth it for me to drive out there (fabric-wise)?ReplyDelete
Where do you buy most of your stuff? (My apologies if you've explained in another post)
I LOVE my Kindle, but I think if I had a case like that I would even love it more. I must make one quickly! :)ReplyDelete
in an hour... nice job! and i love your wife's cake!!ReplyDelete
hey John...lovely cake...please compliment the Mrs. Really like the fabrics you used for the kidnle case thingie. Love your work always!ReplyDelete
that last set was a killer - Andy is so gracious though - he did us proud :)ReplyDelete
I have no desire for a Kindle (I like the feel of a book in my hands) but I *do* desire one of these holders! I spy the very cool bandana tablecloth I found at Target!ReplyDelete
Beautiful cake! And I love the Kindle holder. Great top-stitching details!ReplyDelete
I LOVE Wrightsville Beach. My dad lived there for a few years, and I took my daughter there on vacation about 7 years ago. One of the most prettiest places I have been!! I sure would love to go back someday. Even though he moved away from there.ReplyDelete
Love the kindle holder. We've been watching a lot of tennis over here (rooting for roger) - and playing a lot too! I even found shady tennis courts. Great looking cake!ReplyDelete
Great little Kindle reader. The fabric is great. I love Moda.ReplyDelete
LOVE the bookkeeper. And an hour? Can't get better than that. That cake looks yummy!ReplyDelete
I just got a charm pack of that line the other day. I really love it, as I see you do too.ReplyDelete
You guys surely made the most of your 3-day weekend!
Wow, you certainly had a fund AND productive weekend.ReplyDelete
Were rooting for Andy over here as well but Roger definitely deserved the win. Those aces!
Your kids are adorable! I made that same cake for my family over the weekend too, I agree, it was delicious :)ReplyDelete
Love the kindle book keeper. It looks great.
What a neat little bookholder! I kinda wish I had a Kindle. But I think I'd miss the smell and feel of the book itself... At least with a Kindle the kids can't lose my place, right?ReplyDelete
Some of my favorite fabric! I'm still waiting for my Kindle! (You're right, expensive!)ReplyDelete
Mrs. Quilt Dad did a great job on the cake!


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Sunday, January 8, 2012
Honey Beans and Spinach Slow Cooker Dinner
37 comments:
- K-Koira said...
What would you recommend doing to use dried beans instead of canned? I have a ton of dried beans to use up, and this sounds good.
- January 8, 2012 at 11:17 PM
- Patsy said...
What can I substitute for the garbonza beans? I tried to get into the forum to ask this question and could not. Error page came up.
- January 9, 2012 at 3:30 AM
- Susan said...
This looks great, and I think it's just fine to only talk about food you like...I know I only want to make things that are going to taste great (like this). :)
I have an unrelated question for you: do you have any good 10-hour recipes? I want to use my slow cooker more on weekdays, but I'm out at work for at least 10 hours. I have an older slow cooker that doesn't have a delayed starter (although maybe I'll get one). Any ideas would be great.
- January 9, 2012 at 4:26 AM
- TeenaBugg38 said...
LOL@ kids!! My kids are the same way....if it looks funky (or has red or green things in it) they opt out......more for us right???? :)
- January 9, 2012 at 4:47 AM
- Melissa said...
I wonder if sour cream would work instead of the cream cheese? That's what I have in the house. I'll have to try it!
- January 9, 2012 at 6:04 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
@K-Koira, I'd recommend preparing the beans
as suggested here then use them in the recipe.
@Patsy, weird about the forums, sorry about that. I think they're working fine now. You can use any beans you'd like.
@Susan, any large roast (beef or pork)or a big bean dish, soup, or stew is fine for over 10 hours of cooking.
@Melissa, yup, I'm sure sour cream would work well, but I'd probably stir it in at the very end instead of letting it cook all day with the other stuff.
I hope this helps a bit! Happy New Year all over again!
- January 9, 2012 at 6:32 AM
- ania said...
I am so excited to cook this. Thanks, Stephanie.
- January 9, 2012 at 9:12 AM
Hi.....I need to use up a pkg. of boneless spareribs, and was wondering what you think about adding them to this recipe. Maybe leaving out one can of the beans ?
- January 9, 2012 at 11:55 AM
- Frau Guten Tag said...
Thanks so much for a vegetarian option!!
- January 9, 2012 at 5:01 PM
Hi I am new here and made this recipe honey beans and spinach last night for dinner. I substituted a small amount of brown sugar for honey. At the end of the slow cooking I used my hand blender to make it even more creamier. I also used pita bread for the base instead of rice. It was a delicious meal and the house smelled really wonderful. Thank you. I really enjoy your blog and recipes.
- January 10, 2012 at 9:04 AM
- Ed Ellis said...
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This recipe was amazing just like you wrote it! I can't stay out of it, and am in danger of eating the whole thing all by myself. The flavor is exquisite with the spices, sweetness (raw honey), and the cream cheese and the spinach added and everything else you put in it. I love it!!!! and can definitely see why you loved it, too! : )
- January 10, 2012 at 4:43 PM
- Vetivert10 said...
I just made this for dinner. I substituted kale for the spinach and it was great!
- January 10, 2012 at 6:12 PM
Made this today and absolutely loved it. I used a can of black beans and a few chick peas I'd boiled and frozen a few weeks ago. Also didn't use any spinach as I didn't have any. Didn't put the cream cheese in the slow cooker, but as I served it, I put a spoonful of Cream cheese spread on each serving. It went over really well. I will definitely make it again and hope to try the spinach with it. Thanks
- January 11, 2012 at 9:32 AM
- Summer said...
We always love it when you post high-marks vegetarian meals... and even my picky 2-year old niece ate this for dinner! It was sooooo good. Not a single bowl leftover. Thanks!
- January 11, 2012 at 7:51 PM
- Erin said...
Going to make this this weekend! Looks so great! Love my slow cooker!
- January 13, 2012 at 6:02 PM
- teacheronhiatus said...
I made this tonight, and I substituted 1 1/2 cups of lentils (+ 3 cups of liquid, mostly chicken broth) for the garbanzo beans, after looking at the honey lentils recipe. There wasn't really any liquid left by the end of the 3 hours on high, and I would have like a little more oomph to the flavor - maybe more honey, maybe more cumin? Maybe it's the fact that we used lentils? The flavor is nice, though, if subtle, and I'd try it again. We didn't have cream cheese, so maybe the creaminess will be a nice counterbalance to the mealiness of the beans.
Thanks for your site; it's a great go-to, whether it's morning or middle-of-the-day, for me, since my toddler daughter gets grouchy just around prime dinner cooking time. With the crock pot, we're both happier!
- January 15, 2012 at 4:52 PM
- Kendra said...
In my crockpot right now. Used orange juice cause I have fresh oranges and reg sugar 1/8 c. since orange has sugar. added a few diced radishes since I have a ton to use up from my co-op. I could also see using yogurt at the end instead of sour cream or cream cheese( we make our own yogurt so always on hand others not so much) Thanks for another amazing Veggie or Vegan meal. Never would have thought to pair the spinach so happy needed a change.
- January 16, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Inle said...
this looks delectable! may try this soon.
- January 16, 2012 at 4:15 PM
Made this yesterday and was fantastic. Used plain ole potatoes instead of sweet potatoes per the boyfriend's request.
- January 17, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- feedingbrian said...
I just finished dinner and both my husband and I LOVED this recipe! I didn't have cumin or coriander, so I just omitted them (it was still delicious but I can see how it would be even better with the spices). My husband is a big meat eater so I added a few boneless skinless chicken thighs to the bottom of the slow cooker and when I stirred it they shredded into the mixture and it was delightful! I didn't add the cream cheese but didn't think it was missing anything.
I just had to force myself to pack away the leftovers so I didn't keep eating it!
Thank you for another great recipe!
- January 17, 2012 at 4:32 PM
- Kilee said...
Hi Stephanie! It's crazy to think that I've been referencing your site for almost 4 years now! I got a crock pot and didn't know what to make it in (and I have to eat gluten-free) Crockpot365 to the rescue!
Then, today, my friend told me that she bought your cookbook and I had to check out your site. I'm so thankful that you've shared so many amazing gluten-free crock pot recipes with everyone.
Have a great night!
- January 17, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- Unknown said...
I made this for my gluten-free, dairy-free family and it was a big hit! Thank you!
- January 19, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- Taradharma said...
I didn't know you'd even been away because I've been away. After purchasing your first two books, investing in a good crockpot and using your site like a fiend, I have been away for a year (yikes). But now, I'm back, and I've recommended your blog to a facebook group that I am participating in, called The Reinvention Project. Currently we are talking about healthy eating and making the time to plan for it. Your site immediately popped into my mind. I get 10% on any books sold on this group - just kidding! But there are over 200 women in the group, just sayin'.
- January 20, 2012 at 9:13 AM
- TDE said...
I cooked this last night and because I do not like cooked spinach I swapped this for collard greens. I have not had a full bowl yet but I did a taste test last night after the cooking was done. I have to say it was yummy. I would not have thought of this combination, nor would I have thought I would like it but it is tasty! The one downside, is I did not/do not have much liquid in the dish. This could be cause collards do not release as much water as spinach. Looking forward to making my rice and enjoying the full dish.
- January 20, 2012 at 11:09 AM
- Caneel said...
Oh yummy, Stephanie - this looks delish! I'll be trying this one! :)
- January 21, 2012 at 9:52 AM
- Meatloaf said...
Sounds delicious! It's make me hungry :) I will try this slow cooker recipe soon.
- January 21, 2012 at 9:15 PM
- Sara said...
Yummy! This looks really good!
- January 24, 2012 at 5:46 PM
I am not bean person. I mean, anytime I would see a recipe with beans, or a menu item with beans, I would run the other way. But I want to be a good role model to my kids (4.5 and 2) so I am trying new things ... AND I LOVE THIS RECIPE! I really wanted to tell everyone I know. I pinned it on Pinterest and posted to my facebook page. Its awesome! Thank you so much!
- January 24, 2012 at 6:43 PM
- Martha said...
This looks so deliciously healthy. I love sweet potatoes and spinach. Can't wait to give it a go in the slow cooker.
- January 24, 2012 at 8:29 PM
- Jenna said...
Very healthy cooking option, I served this to my family and they loved it. The onion added a really nice kick to the flavours overall, certainly recommend this (shared it with my friend to !)
Slow cooking is certainly coming a hobby of mine.
- January 27, 2012 at 3:36 AM
- Carly said...
We made this the other night and it was delicious. The only mistake that we made was to leave the crock pot on warm after cooking it, and eating it 2 hours after it was finished. Some of the chick peas were overcooked. The next day , I added pieces of honey goat cheese to the leftovers and it was amazing!
- January 29, 2012 at 7:19 AM
- Martha said...
Oh my goodness! I laughed so hard at your comment about your kids because when I read the list of ingredients, my first thought was, "My kids will never touch this!" My husband probably won't either, but who says I can't make a pot of this just for myself?! I think I could eat this every single meal until the whole thing is gone, it sounds so delicious! Thanks for the recipe!
- January 30, 2012 at 6:50 PM
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Just got a great style in cooking spinach. I really want to try again your recipe, it will be my second time to do it.
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I"m making this right now. Should I stir the cream cheese or just let it sit on top while it cooks? Thanks!
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I just found you via pinterest. I've never done more in my crockpot than soup and roast, and my family gets tired of that quick. In the last 2 weeks, we've done 4 of your recipes. 3 total hits, one miss, but it might have been me. Anyway thanks for all the recipes, my family is enjoying the change of pace and I am enjoying walking in the door at 6 to a finished meal!
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This was REALLY good! Subbed about 1 tsp. Ceylon cinnamon, 1/2 tsp allspice, 1/2 tsp cardamom instead of any cumin or coriander. Subbed butternut squash for sweet potato. The squash would probably work better if pre-cooked a little. 2.5 hours was not enough. Had to nuke mixture in order to cook squash. Served over Trader Joe's precooked French lentils instead of rice. REALLY, REALLY good.
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P.S. Thank you, Stephanie!
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|High Country Chapter of Smile for a Lifetime gives the gift of smiles this holiday season
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With the holidays fast approaching we are reminded of what is truly important this time of year, the spirit of giving. The Smile for a Lifetime Foundation is a charitable, non-profit organization that provides orthodontic care to individuals who may not otherwise have the opportunity to acquire assistance. Nationally launched in 2008, the local Boone chapter with Drs. Mayhew and Scheffler
followed in Fall 2009 and is committed to giving the gift of smiles to young children in the High Country community. The program is supported by the orthodontic company Ormco, one of the largest orthodontic suppliers of services for orthodontists. Through this partnership, Ormco provides the appliances used for the children selected for the "Smile Scholarship" and the treatment services provided at no cost for the child's family.
Drs. Mayhew and Scheffler are proud to announce four Smile Scholarships awarded to deserving children in our community. Kaitlin Hickman, a 7th grader at North Wilkes, was nominated by her Elementary School Principal and Teacher, Rebecca Mastin and Ann Henry who state she has the warmest heart and will now have the sweetest smile to match! Jarrett Barnes, a 7th grader at Cove Creek, was nominated by teachers Kim Houck, Julianne Spradlin and Dean Sheilds. All teachers expressed that this opportunity would give Jarrett a new found confidence. Landria Brown, a 9th grader at WCHS was nominated by Dr. Thomas Musson and Dr. Tim Van Noy. Paula Brown, Landria's mother stated that she is excited to have her smile finally fit her daughter's beautiful personality. Carousel Walker, a 7th grader at William Lenoir was nominated by TJ Williams, Suntrust Branch Manager, Dr. Terry Williams, Senior Pastor at The Life Center and Dr. Martha Hardaway. All letters reference what an impact this scholarship would have on this family and how gratifying it would be to know that good things do happen to good people.
Locally controlled and managed, the Board of Directors are scheduled to meet to choose 6 additional Smile for a Lifetime recipients for the 2012 year. If you know a deserving child in our community for whom a beautiful smile seems out of reach due to financial reasons or other special needs, please complete an application available at the Orthodontic and Pediatric Dental offices of Drs. Mayhew, Conn, Scheffler and Hardaway, their website at www.opsmiles.com or www.S4L.org. The gift of a smile is truly for a Lifetime!
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42 U.S. Code § 654b - Collection and disbursement of support payments
(a) State disbursement unit
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In order for a State to meet the requirements of this section, the State agency must establish and operate a unit (which shall be known as the "State disbursement unit") for the collection and disbursement of payments under support orders—
(2) Operation
The State disbursement unit shall be operated—
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(B) except in cases described in paragraph (1)(B), in coordination with the automated system established by the State pursuant to section 654a of this title.
(3) Linking of local disbursement units
The State disbursement unit may be established by linking local disbursement units through an automated information network, subject to this section, if the Secretary agrees that the system will not cost more nor take more time to establish or operate than a centralized system. In addition, employers shall be given 1 location to which income withholding is sent.
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The State disbursement unit shall use automated procedures, electronic processes, and computer-driven technology to the maximum extent feasible, efficient, and economical, for the collection and disbursement of support payments, including procedures—
(1) for receipt of payments from parents, employers, and other States, and for disbursements to custodial parents and other obligees, the State agency, and the agencies of other States;
(4) to furnish to any parent, upon request, timely information on the current status of support payments under an order requiring payments to be made by or to the parent, except that in cases described in subsection (a)(1)(B) of this section, the State disbursement unit shall not be required to convert and maintain in automated form records of payments kept pursuant to section 666 (a)(8)(B)(iii) of this title before the effective date of this section.
(c) Timing of disbursements
(1) In general
Except as provided in paragraph (2), the State disbursement unit shall distribute all amounts payable under section 657 (a) of this title within 2 business days after receipt from the employer or other source of periodic income, if sufficient information identifying the payee is provided. The date of collection for amounts collected and distributed under this part is the date of receipt by the State disbursement unit, except that if current support is withheld by an employer in the month when due and is received by the State disbursement unit in a month other than the month when due, the date of withholding may be deemed to be the date of collection.
Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title IV, § 454B, as added Pub. L. 104–193, title III, § 312(b),Aug. 22, 1996, 110 Stat. 2207; amended Pub. L. 105–33, title V, § 5549,Aug. 5, 1997, 111 Stat. 633.)
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1997—Subsec. (c)(1). Pub. L. 105–33inserted at end "The date of collection for amounts collected and distributed under this part is the date of receipt by the State disbursement unit, except that if current support is withheld by an employer in the month when due and is received by the State disbursement unit in a month other than the month when due, the date of withholding may be deemed to be the date of collection."
Effective Date of 1997 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 105–33effective as if included in the enactment of title III of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, Pub. L. 104–193, see section 5557 ofPub. L. 105–33, set out as a note under section 608 of this title.
Effective Date
Pub. L. 104–193, title III, § 312(d),Aug. 22, 1996, 110 Stat. 2209, provided that:
"(1) In general.—Except as provided in paragraph (2), the amendments made by this section [enacting this section and amending sections 654 and 654a of this title] shall become effective on October 1, 1998.
"(2) Limited exception to unit handling payments.—Notwithstanding section 454B(b)(1) of the Social Security Act [42 U.S.C. 654b (b)(1)], as added by this section, any State which, as of the date of the enactment of this Act [Aug. 22, 1996], processes the receipt of child support payments through local courts may, at the option of the State, continue to process through September 30, 1999, such payments through such courts as processed such payments on or before such date of enactment."
For provisions relating to effective date of title III of Pub. L. 104–193, see section 395(a)–(c) of Pub. L. 104–193, set out as an Effective Date of 1996 Amendment note under section 654 of this title.
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Google's popular Google Maps service is under fire. While many appreciate the service because they can view actual images of areas they are traveling to, the Street View cars are said to have come across very sensitive personal data that if used, could leave the population at risk. These Google Maps applications are available for use on all Google Android phones. While some believe this security breach should be charged with hefty fines for unlawful acts, the Federal Trade Commission feels differently. After Google admitted they did accidentally steal passwords, emails and personal information of Google Android unlocked cell phones users, the FTC chose to drop the matter and not to issue any exorbitant fines.
The stolen data Google came across has been investigated by the FTC. Earlier in the week, Google did confirm that their Street View cars used to capture images for their popular Google Maps service did come across passwords and sensitive information. This public breach of security was completely unintentional and after a serious investigation, the FTC did not find reason to fine Google for this unintentional and unlawful act. Google has made promises to the FTC that all data that was inadvertently stolen will be destroyed and will not be used in any way. Because Google has made written assurances, they will not use the sensitive data now or in the future; the FTC has closed the investigation.
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12/13 Cubs and Sanchez – UPDATED
Anibal Sanchez apparently has decided to stay with the Tigers. The Cubs were one of the teams to make an offer to the free agent pitcher, but he agreed to a five-year, $80 million contract with Detroit. According to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports and MLB Network, the Cubs did discuss a five-year, $75 million deal, and apparently raised the salary figure to $77.5 million early Friday. Sanchez, 28, would have given the Cubs a more competitive rotation next season. However, he had to decide whether to join a team still in rebuilding mode or stay with the defending American League champions.
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ah nards!! i wish it was true that the Cubs did sign Anibal Sanchez, it would have given us a good starting rotation. hope it still happens though!!
with this offense there is pretty much no way we stay out of 90+ losses… 100 if we sell at the deadline like we did last year. Especially if we trade Soriano bc whether you want to hear it or not he is the best run producer on this team right now… granted Rizzo could take a step forward and produce big time but as of RIGHT NOW… Soriano is our best run producer.
I am going to suggest a trade with the Tigers…. Castro for Rick Porcello, Aviel Garcia, Brendon Bosch, Jhonny Peralta and Danny Worth. The Cubs improve immediately. They need depth and the Tigers need a shortstop…..
ya I think he used us for leverage but we all would wouldn't we?
haha amazing so its all soriano fault the cubs didn't get Sanchez? haha seriously? I didn't read that whole pile of garage you wrote but its what I took from the first few sentences.
is this overpay by the Angels, Tigers, and Dodgers? Or is this the new trend? The big market teams keep getting bigger…. the new TV deals are HUGE!!! The cubs should get around what the dodgers got if not even MORE!!!! I mean we could look at just inflating contracts here guys…. when the whole market is overpaying it becomes the average after time…. SP is $$$…. big time bats are $$$$… thats just how it is but we should be well hedged with the young kids in the system.
how is it poor decision making? you have no clue what the angels or dodgers can pay… if they compete for a WS isn't it worth it? Those players signed by those teams didn't go to a rival so isn't that a win win? The Dodgers just got BILLIONS of dollars for the TV deal…. they can handle an inflated payroll. Now are they getting good value for their players? HECK NO! Not even close but they could/should and probably will win a lot of games. I am not saying spend wrecklessly but eventually the Cubs are going to need a big time player or two signed in FA…. we need to open our pocket books a little. We lost out on Sanchez because of a measily 1mill to 1.5 mill (to beat Tigers offer)……. thats RIDICULOUS!!!!!!!


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Team Edwards filled Hangar 1600 to witness the historic passing of the Air Force Flight Test Center guideon from one commander to another during a change of command ceremony June 19.
Gen. Janet C. Wolfenbarger, commander of Air Force Materiel Command, presided over the ceremony in which outgoing AFFTC commander Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II relinquished command to Brig. Gen. Arnold W. Bunch Jr.
Addressing the more than 500 people in attendance, Wolfenbarger took the time to not only commend the accomplishments of Nolan but the accomplishments of the Air Force Flight Test Center.
"It is truly my pleasure to be here this morning. As we pass the reins of command responsibility from one commander to another, I thought it was important to spend some time talking about the significant mission of the Air Force flight Test Center," said Wolfenbarger. "What we accomplish here has been and will continue to be so very important to our war fighters both in today's fight and in future fights."
"Every aircraft in our United States Air Force inventory since World War II has come through this unit for flight tests and when you add to that, the numerous other areas of test and evaluation performed here, it becomes very clear why we have such a great appreciation for the significant mission of the flight test center," added Wolfenbarger. "As we move to our purpose today, which is the change of command, it is really is an opportunity to do two things – one is to say thank you to our outgoing commander, General Nolan, and the second is to welcome General Bunch to his new home and the new responsibilities as a flight test center commander."
Before proceeding with the change of command, Nolan was presented with a distinguished service medal in which he later took the time to address the center for a final time.
"Friends and family of Team Edwards, there are 115 men and women from Edwards Air Force Base serving in the Central Command area of responsibility, so I would like to dedicate my remarks to their service, to the sacrifice of their families, and for their safe return. After 33 years in uniform, 29 years of commissioned service and 10 years of command experience, I can offer some profound words of wisdom, but I've decided to use my few remaining minutes in command to simply say, 'thank you,'" said Nolan. "I thank you for your expertise and for your patriotism. I am proud of you and proud to have served as the commander of the Air Force Flight Test Center. I wish each and every one of you all the best."
After Nolan's closing remarks and the AFFTC guideon was passed from one commander to another, Bunch expressed his thoughts about what it meant to be a part of the Team Edwards mission once again.
"When I initially got the call, I thought of the long history of firsts that are the tradition and history of Edwards Air Force Base, and I wondered what we will experience during my stint here as your commander and what we will do as a team of firsts," Bunch said. "I also reflected on the caliber of the officers who have served in this position and the leadership they have demonstrated daily as they led this great organization. They were tremendous and great leaders who set a great example for everyone every day. My commitment is to work hard and to live up to that standard of excellence that they've already established. The latest in that lineage of great leaders is Woody Nolan and the whole family. You have poured heart and soul into this center and have done a remarkable job."
"To the men and women of the AFFTC, we are excited, thrilled, elated to get the opportunity to work with and for you as the AFFTC commander. We are extremely happy to be back at Edwards and back in the test community," added Bunch. "General Wolfenbarger and General Nolan spoke about the mission so I'm not going to talk about that a whole lot, other than to say that it's a critical mission and you only do that with world-class testers, world-class installation support and a world-class center staff and I know through my years of experience here that all of those things are here and we're going to be very successful."
Before nearing his closing remarks, Bunch briefly commented upon the future of Team Edwards and the Air Force Flight Test Center.
"As I step into this job, we are sailing in waters we have not traversed in a while or some that are actually uncharted. All of the Department of Defense is under physical pressure and that pressure is hitting all aspects of the center mission. We're also entering the transition phase of AFMC's five-center reorganization," said Bunch. "This reorganization has multiple facets, but for the test and evaluation enterprise, it aligns all of AFMC's test mission under the soon-to-be, stood-up Air Force Test Center."
"There are multiple test programs that are undergoing programmatic questions and pushes," he continued. "Those items and others are causing a lot of concern for some people that are out there, but together we will tackle those and any other challenges that come forward. I am humbled to get the opportunity to work with this team of professionals and look forward to working with our community partners."
Bunch came to Edwards from his previous assignment as commander of the Air Force Security Assistance Center, the agency charged with promoting security assistance and national security objectives by building relationships with U.S. international partners. As commander there, Bunch developed and executed international agreements and managed the command's international affairs and all foreign disclosure policies.


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In a news release Wednesday, it was announced Family Dollar will move its store from Price Chopper Plaza on High Street to a new building at 21 N. Broad St., adjacent to Paul L. Vaniers Chiropractic Office.
The 9,180-square-foot building will be leased through Michael E. Lundy and Kent Burto of Northern Developers LLC.
According to the company, construction of the store by Mr. Lundys Lunco Corp. will begin as soon as plans and permits are final. Northern Developers will lease the building to Family Dollar long term. The new location is planned to be open by September.
Family Dollar is thrilled to be the first store in this new shopping center, and we look forward to offering shoppers our everyday value and convenience at this new location, said Howard Levine, chairman and chief executive officer of Family Dollar.
The new location will provide more space for merchandise.
The building project is the first phase of a planned larger development by Northern Developers and Lundy Development Corp.
It has been proposed by Mr. Lundy that the parcel, known as the Johnson property, be developed into commercial property on 18.86 roadside acres, have multifamily housing units on the middle 38-acre section and the back 15.7 acres be used for future development. Previously, the board approved rezoning the area from arterial service districts to planned development districts.
Its great that a national company is expanding in our community. The work we are doing on this project is also the beginning of the larger development project, such as some infrastructure work and site plan development, Mr. Lundy said. The Carthage area can expect to see substantial growth over the course of several years as this building project unfolds. With the expansion, residents will have access to more options in regards to housing and retail shopping, and should see the benefits of the general economic boost to the community.
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By COLLIN MCRANNSun Advocate reporter
Carbon County has approved its 2010 budget. Although some areas were overspent, the county funds surplus should cover them. The error represents and covers a diverse range of items. One of the biggest areas of oversight was the new emergency services building bond payment, which came to an additional $29,000. Other areas were the wildland fire funds and some GIS funds.
According to County Accountant, Robert Perro, most of the problems were a result of a formula error. He said that the surplus should be well able to handle the additions. Currently, the surplus funds amount to $8,475,408. As the budget is only a forecast of future county spending, this surplus represents a total before the above expenditures were withdrawn.
The total 2010 budget for Carbon County comes to around $13,472,969 in general funds. However, several other funds were approved including $9,216,857 for municipal services and $5,890,000 for the Recreation Transportation Special Services District (RTSSD).
A few other significant funds are in place, including the County Building Authority (CBA) at $11,369,911. The CBA oversees projects such as the senior citizens center, as well as other large scale undertakings.
The county is also owed around $512,000 in delinquent taxes for 2009.


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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
The state courts presented Judge Elayne Storrs with the Utah 2004 Quality Justice Award during the recent judicial conference.
The award recognizes Storrs' tireless work to insure a fair judicial system.
Storrs has worked to improve the quality of Carbon's justice courts through educational programs and information sharing.
"Getting this award was a team effort," pointed out Storrs during an interview on Tuesday in her office. "The staff I have working for me, both in Wellington and at the county, make it possible for people like me to win awards like this."
For many people, a court is a court. But there are different kinds of courts, depending on the infractions or the types of cases heard. Storrs presides over mostly misdemeanor criminal complaints and small claims cases.
"One of the best things about this award for me is that it is a selection made by my peers," commented Storrs. "I was nominated along with some others by the other 144 justice court judges in the state. Then I was selected by the Judicial Council as the finalist."
Storrs has served for eight years on the justice court board as well as two terms on the judicial ethics committee and was appointed by the chief justice to serve on the small claims subcommittee for the Utah Supreme Court's advisory panel on the rules of civil procedure
Storrs' board duties included serving as education director for the justice court judges in the Utah. She also served as the editor of the justice court newsletter for many years.
Storrs is a graduate of the National Judicial College's Legal Institute and the Utah State Level 11 Legal Institute.
In addition, the local justice court judge has an associate's degree in law enforcement.
"My position is the equivalent of the old justice of the peace job people used to fill," explained Storrs. "You don't have to be a lawyer to qualify for this position."
Storrs was initially appointed to the position on the county's justice court by the Carbon commission. After being appointed to the position, the local justice court judge faces a retention election every four years.
The Utah Association of Justice Court Judges recently named Storrs judge of the year.
Storrs' peers indicate that the local justice court judge strives to do the right thing for the right reason, pointed out the state courts.
Storrs has worked to improve the quality of justice courts through education and by sharing information. She is also the source of answers to questions about small claims court.
During her years of service, Judge Storrs has improved the quality of justice in her courts and contributed to improvements statewide, according to the state court officials.


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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
This has been a tough week in the news for us locally and nationally. The shootings in Virginia have given us another time of mourning that seems to have happened way to often lately.
I wish I had some great words of wisdom to say that would offer some way of preventing this type of tragedy, but I don't. It will be fodder for the issue of gun control opponents and proponents for quite some time.
If only coming down on either side were the answer I would take a hard stand in that direction immediately. But the problem is so much more complicated than gun control and I am afraid we will have more of these types of incidents in the future.
The rash of threats and scares that have occurred in the week following the event are almost even more disturbing. Our entire society becomes disrupted and a new layer of fear blankets us while we try and decipher which is real and what may be a cruel hoax. Because of the frequency of the real events, we cannot afford to take each perceived threat seriously.
The incident will also be a setback to those who are working hard to undo the demonization of those with mental illness. We need to make sure that in our society it is safe to seek treatment for mental illness without risking your reputation and spot in society to do it.
This also opens up a debate on how do you help someone that is too sick to help themself. The balance between our personal right to decide for ourself and the needs of society to protect itself becomes very sticky. To be honest, many times we don't even know when someone has crossed that line until it is too late.
I hope that we maintain compassion for the family of the shooter. They are a different kind of victim in this mess, but victims just the same. The pain they are feeling must be immense. Our community showed compassion to the family of the Trolley square shooter. Unless you can link them to having a direct role in making their child turn on society, then you should have empathy for the grief they have to go through alone.
Lost in the tragedy was the deaths of many illegal immigrants on a lonely stretch of road in southern Utah. The families who were depending on them to come north to make money to send home are also in mourning at this time.
We will not hold vigils and memorial services for them. They were here illegally but killed by someone they counted on to make their lives better. I took some time to mourn for them this week. I hope a few others of you did as well. Their lives were just as valuable to someone as the victims in Virginia were to their families and friends.
I also extend my sympathies to all the families that lost loved ones this week. Despite the disaster in Virginia, the world went on. Many families are grieving the loss of someone because of illness, auto accidents, or other causes. Those lives held value too.
Do not let the events of the week stop you from living. Let's all live, laugh and love a bit this week.


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Last Friday night, seven young men lost the home they were counting on to change their lives, as a house belonging to Freedom Farm Ministries burned to the ground in Ashe County. Fortunately, no one was at the house at the time—they were at a prayer meeting in Boone—but Rita Collie
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The Utah Army National Guard has opened a family assistance center in the Price Armory.
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These family members may access help from the National Guard regardless of the deployed family members military branch or active and reserve status.
Information and hours of operation at the Carbon County facility are available to the public at 637-1743.
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What To Do / What Steps To TakeIf you have a missing loved one with serious mental illness, the following steps and information may be helpful:
Step 1.) Notify your local police immediately of your missing loved one and provide them with all the information you can. If the person remains missing more than three (3) days, ask the police to place them on the FBI's National Computer (NCIC) list as an "endangered adult". This computer network provides information nationwide. The network will give you a police number to use when searching for your relative.
Step 2.) When missing persons with mental illness over age 21 are located, the police and other agencies cannot hold or ask that they be held against their will if they have not committed a crime. No one has the authority to force the person to seek aid or medical care against his or her will unless there is a medical guardianship or court order specifying what action to take when the individual is found.
Step 3.) Prepare a one-page flyer which includes a picture of the missing person, along with his or her vital statistics (age, height, weight, hair color, eye color, clothes last seen wearing, last known location, etc.).
For more steps and information visit our online guide: Persons with Mental Illness Who Are Homeless or Missing: A Guide for Families
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Visit NAMI's Missing Persons online discussion group to post information about your missing loved one, or to share support, advice, or assistance. (Free site registration required)
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- The National Health Care for the Homeless Council is an avid output of proper healthcare information for those who are homeless. They also serve as a clearinghouse of information and assistance for consumers. They also have an article that discusses outreach techniques, coping and treatment issues, and other relationship issues related to mental illness and homelessness.
- Outpost for Hope provides helpful tips including a missing checklist and a Now What recovery plan that addresses unification.
- National Center for Missing Adults published an edition of their newsletter, "The Missing Voice", which addresses issues specific to people with mental illness who are missing.
- Project Jason is an organization that provides a spring board of ideas for families and individuals, including the methodology two families used to find their missing loved ones, particularly missing elderly. It also includes posts of solutions and additional resources.
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The President shall prescribe regulations to insure that the official activities of persons assigned abroad under this chapter are carried on
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Source(Aug. 28, 1954, ch. 1041, title VI, § 606B, formerly § 602(d),68 Stat. 909; renumbered Pub. L. 95–501, title IV, § 401(3),Oct. 21, 1978, 92 Stat. 1691.)
Provisions comprising this section were formerly classified to section 1762 (d) of this title prior to redesignation by section 401(3) ofPub. L. 95–501.
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(a) In General.— In this chapter, the term "depot-level maintenance and repair" means (except as provided in subsection (b)) material maintenance or repair requiring the overhaul, upgrading, or rebuilding of parts, assemblies, or subassemblies, and the testing and reclamation of equipment as necessary, regardless of the source of funds for the maintenance or repair or the location at which the maintenance or repair is performed. The term includes
(1) all aspects of software maintenance classified by the Department of Defense as of July 1, 1995, as depot-level maintenance and repair, and
(2) interim contractor support or contractor logistics support (or any similar contractor support), to the extent that such support is for the performance of services described in the preceding sentence.
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(1) The term does not include the procurement of major modifications or upgrades of weapon systems that are designed to improve program performance or the nuclear refueling or defueling of an aircraft carrier and any concurrent complex overhaul. A major upgrade program covered by this exception could continue to be performed by private or public sector activities.
Source(Added and amended Pub. L. 112–239, div. A, title III, § 322(b)(1), (c),Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 1694, 1695.)
Section 322(b)(1) ofPub. L. 112–239, cited as a credit to this section, revived section 2460 of this title as in effect the day before the date of the enactment of Pub. L. 112–81, Dec. 31, 2011. See Prior Provisions note below.
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A prior section 2460, added Pub. L. 105–85, div. A, title III, § 355(a),Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 1693; amended Pub. L. 105–261, div. A, title III, § 341,Oct. 17, 1998, 112 Stat. 1973; Pub. L. 112–81, div. A, title III, § 321,Dec. 31, 2011, 125 Stat. 1361, defined "depot-level maintenance and repair" for this chapter prior to repeal by Pub. L. 112–239, div. A, title III, § 322(a)(1),Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 1694.
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