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There are over 3.2 million people living in San Diego County, many of whom cannot afford legal representation and need assistance when trying to navigate through complicated court proceedings. As they do in the Bay Area and in Los Angeles, JusticeCorps members in San Diego make an impact by providing information, referrals, and assistance with forms completion.
Since it began in 2007, the San Diego JusticeCorps program has served more than 125,000 self-represented litigants, and graduated 250 JusticeCorps alumni.
JusticeCorps members will be trained to provide legal information to self–represented litigants to assist them with resolving important legal matters. JusticeCorps members assist litigants by helping litigants prepare court paperwork, by making referrals, or through assistance at a legal information workshop. Members will receive training in a variety of areas to support and enhance the member's service to the public as well as training that will support the member's individual development. Members will be placed at one of a number service locations located throughout the County of San Diego.
Please note that you cannot save the application once you have started completing it online. There are several short answer questions which may require more time than you may have available in one sitting. We strongly recommend that applicants review the relevant sample application and prepare responses to the short answer questions in a separate word processing program before proceeding (responses may be cut and pasted into the application).
JusticeCorps Minimum-Time Member (300-Hour) Program
This program is open to students enrolled at any of our participating campuses, University of California, San Diego, San Diego State University or California State University, San Marcos.
JusticeCorps College Student members provide 300 hours of service. The program start date will be September 19, 2015 and hours will be completed by the end of the student's academic year (May or June 2016).
Application deadline: 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 13, 2015
Note: Application deadline may be extended as necessary, please contact Amoreena Urbeck to inquire if applications are still being accepted after the posted deadline.
JusticeCorps Full-Time Member (1,700-Hour) Program
JusticeCorps Full-Time Members serve for 11-12 months and must complete 1700 hours of service. They receive health benefits, a living allowance of $20,000, payable in 12 equal monthly installments of $1667, and the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award in the sum of $5,730 upon successful completion of the program. The program start date is late August 2015. Any individual who will have a bachelor's degree by the program start date is welcome to apply.
Application deadline: 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 6, 2015
Note: Application deadline may be extended as necessary, please contact Amoreena Urbeck to inquire if applications are still being accepted after the posted deadline.
San Diego JusticeCorps recruits the majority of its members from students attending JusticeCorps' partner universities. Students can meet JusticeCorps program staff at campus job fairs, and can also learn about the program through their campus service learning center:
Each partner also has a campus-based university representative who works on outreach and recruitment and supports members throughout their service year. Our university reps—all of whom are enrolled students and most of whom are JusticeCorps alumni—provide support to the program staff throughout the service year while also acting as peer mentors for the cohort of members from their university.
Program Director: Amoreena Urbeck, (619) 450-5472
Ms. Urbeck joined the JusticeCorps program staff in spring, 2010. She earned a Bachelor's in Women's Studies and Masters in Public Administration specializing in criminology from San Diego State University and has worked with the Superior Court of California, San Diego for 12 years. Ms. Urbeck oversees activities of the San Diego program on a daily basis, designs and coordinates partner and member trainings, directs program staff, and oversees the collection of data for performance measurements. Ms. Urbeck says the best parts of her job are conducting member trainings and going on site visits to see the members accomplishments first-hand.
Program Coordinator: Deanna Blanchard, (619) 450-7215
Ms. Blanchard has been with the San Diego court for 12 years and with the JusticeCorps program since September 2013. Ms. Blanchard provides administrative support for all JusticeCorps program operations, including assisting in member and court staff trainings, tracking member hours, coordinating fiscal paperwork, and entering data pertaining to JusticeCorps performance measurements. Ms. Blanchard received her B.S. in criminal justice administration and sociology from San Diego State University and also holds a California teaching credential.


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At home in the Alps or Rockies, the women's Marmot Sion Jacket blends sporty sophistication with technical functionality. Waterproof/breathable MemBrain® two-layer fabric with unique, stylish woven fabric and Thermal R™ insulation for toasty warmth; zip-off storm hood with laminated brim increases protection when needed. Powder skirt plus HD brushed tricot collar and shoulder lining for additional weather protection.
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Chasing springtime windswell means, well, wind. This warm girls' jacket has a wind- and tear-resistant 20-denier polyester mini-ripstop shell treated with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Insulated with lightweight and compressible 60-g PrimaLoft ONE polyester, it serves as outerwear in cool conditions or as a midlayer when temperatures drop. The full-zip front has an internal wind flap and a zipper garage for chin comfort. Spandex at the sleeve cuff, and an adjustable drawcord hem seal out cold air. The zippered handwarmer pockets have reflective webbing pulls, and a hand-me-down ID label keeps track of the owner.
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Virgin Mobile is a company that has been changing the way that they do business, and with the opening of their Halifax store they are really making changes to the retail model of their company. Previously, the company was all about the kiosks that they open in malls and in various upscale areas. Now, it looks like they are looking to open physical locations for their retail stores for starting in Halifax.
Along with the opening of the new store, the company is also offering $100 off for smartphone purchase by user, with a limit of one phone per user. This is going to be only available to users in the East Coast, and only two members of the Virgin mobile carrier. You already have to be a member at the activating a new phone on their service in order to receive the discount. Included in this discount is the new unlocked Samsung Galaxy S II 4G.
There are many different phones that will be included in the sale, but the best way to get in and phones that are available or can walk into the new store and poke around. The store is going to have a number of different fields other than the smart phone to you as well, so you might be able to put together a good idea of the number of different deals that they have. You might be able to save quite a bit of money by checking out the deals that they thanks to the opening of their retail store.
This move suggests that perhaps the company is looking to change the way that they do business. As a company that worked mostly on kiosks in malls and various other locations, the change to retail stores shows that they are looking to make a number of changes as a result of the changing global environment. The business has changed substantially over the course of last few years and you can expect more companies to make changes like this one in the future.


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Yet another outstanding business result
juillet 14, 2010
Katadyn's success continues unabated
In contrast to the general development of the global economy in 2009, which was marked by the financial crisis that started in the autumn of 2008, the Katadyn Group achieved yet another record result last year with sales of CHF 38.2 million and an operating profit of CHF 6.1 million. Katadyn has thus demonstrated its robustness in a difficult economic environment and benefited from its broad diversification in terms of products and customers.
Though the dynamism of the year 2008 leveled off, with sales growth reaching 2.7%, this is an outstanding business result in a difficult economic environment. Another factor that must be taken into account in this connection are the exchange rate losses due to the weakness of the U.S. dollar and euro.
The Swiss company benefited in 2009 once again from a large-scale order for Drip Filters from its Mexican partner. In collaboration with the government, needy families in the Chiapas region are being provided with these Katadyn water filters. In conjunction with additional, carefully matched measures, this will reduce the incidence of diseases and mortality rates in the population.
In the other subsidiaries, business developed along very diverse lines. The Asian market proved to be robust and returned to the path of growth as early as the 2nd quarter. In contrast, some massive declines were suffered in Europe. On the one hand, they are the result of the contracting OEM business, and on the other hand they were caused by a drop in sales revenue of the Katadyn Plastics segment of 40%.
The U.S. company was unable to fully continue its outstanding result of the record year 2008. Here, revenue contracted especially in the Marine segment, and this both in desalinator sales and in maintenance and repair services. On the other hand, the Outdoor Water Filter segment continued to be highly successful, in particular in the sub-segments of Emergency Provisions and in Internet Trading. Amazon advanced to the third-largest customer in the U.S. in 2009 and is addressing a new customer segment which so far could not be reached through the established Outdoor distribution channel.
Expectations and outlook
After a slow start into the year 2010, the Katadyn Group caught up in the 2nd quarter and is now on track to achieve a record result. Demand is sustainably high especially in the U.S. and is clearly exceeding expectations. In order to achieve the required output, the number of employees at Katadyn is higher than ever before. In addition, work hours have been increased. The greatest challenge remains capacity planning for the production site in Wallisellen-Zurich. In order to ensure supply readiness also in the future, Katadyn is investing in a new factory building in the greater Zurich area, with a doubled production area and new installations. The move is scheduled for 2012, and the Katadyn Group looks confidently to the future.
At the end of 2009, Katadyn acquired a major stake in Katadyn Industrial Water Treatment AG, which in turn took over the companies Aquafides Schweiz AG and UVC Light GmbH (Germany). This means that after almost ten years, Katadyn is now directly re-entering the communal and industrial water treatment market.
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Jordan Tuwiner wrote:I agree with all of this. Twitter has turned the reporting of information into a game of who can report things first. It's more about time now rather than accuracy. It's a shame that Twitter is forcing things to be this way but it's still a useful tool. Things would not be this way if the reporters only reported from their most trusted sources.
I only follow Britt and Roch on Twitter for Baseball news for this exact reason. Neither of them are going to throw something against the wall and hope it sticks. They both only report what they hear or what is announced.


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From Take Off to Touchdown
Barry Kiel from the Belfast Trojans American football team takes on Deborah Harris from Belfast International Airport and Barry Jackson from Continental Airlines to celebrate the 45th Superbowl which takes place on Sunday 6th February in Dallas, Texas. The Green Bay Packers face the Pittsburgh Steelers in the spectacular climax of the US football season.
Green Bay (Wisconsin), Pittsburgh and Dallas are just 3 of the 220 destinations that Continental Airlines flies to from its New York hub at Newark Liberty International Airport. Deborah Harris from Belfast International Airport says: "Not only do Continental Airlines serve New York non-stop from Belfast, their hub at Newark connects to some of the USA's most popular destinations, including Orlando, San Francisco, Chicago and Las Vegas… and all from your local airport"


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On Friday evening, the Odessa College Lady Wranglers (40-15 overall, 16-2 WJCAC) used two late inning rallies to get the two game sweep over the Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen (12-34, 4-14 WJCAC) in WJCAC softball action at LINN Energy Field.
Game One: Odessa College 9 Frank Phillips College 5
Heartbreaking is the best word to describe the outcome of game one for the Lady Plainsmen. In the top of the seventh inning, the Lady Plainsmen held a 5-4 lead with two outs. But a two-run home run by Morgan Colburn turned the game upside down, as the Lady Wranglers used five back-to-back extra base hits to score five runs and pull out the 9-5 win.
The Wrangler took an early 0-4 lead, which included a three-run home run by Colburn in the top of the third inning.
However, the Lady Plainsmen rallied in the bottom of the third inning, by using four hits to score five runs to take a 5-4 lead.
Madilyne Logan and Sabrina Martinez opened the bottom of the third with infield singles, setting up Lucinda Ponce for a two RBI triple to make it a 2-4 score.
A walk to Arleen Alamanza would set up Ashlie Odle for a three-run home run to give the Lady Plainsmen the lead.
After the big third inning, the Lady Plainsmen did a solid job defensively behind pitcher Cheyenne Ford by limiting the Lady Wranglers to two hits from the fourth through the sixth innings. But the big seventh inning by the Lady Wranglers proved to be the difference between a big win for the Lady Plainsmen and the heartbreaking loss.
Game Two: Odessa College 14 Frank Phillips 13
Despite the heartbreaking loss in game one, the Lady Plainsmen were able to rebound to come out focused in game two and held a 13-11 lead going into the final inning. But once again late inning heroics would lead to the Lady Wranglers scoring three runs in the top of the seventh inning and leaving Borger with the 14-13 win.
The Lady Plainsmen returned to action on Saturday hosting Midland College in a WJCAC doubleheader.
Game One
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Odessa 414 200 3 — 14 17 1
Frank Phillips 100 570 0—13 16 3
2B: C Florence, M Logan, J Smith. 3B: A Alamanza. RBI: A Alamanza, A Odle, M Logan, J Smith 2, M Dorhofer
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Rodding Around with the Poor Boys in Big Daddy's Backyard
We see how the "other" ones to watch did this year.
Weathering the Storm at the 2009 Mooneyes Xmas Party
Now in it's 42nd year, the Essen Motor Show has seen some changes in its time but probably none more dramatic than those that have followed in the wake of the recent financial crisis...
The final major motor show of the year had the usual glitz and glamour, but tempered with a dose of pragmatism...
The 2009 NEC Classic Motor Show was by far the busiest yet - classic interest is obviously at an all-time high…
Classic F-Bodies Storm Las Vegas
Classic Mustangs Gallop Into Las Vegas
New Power For Old Iron
The Unofficial Engine Swap Of SEMA
Big Horsepower Is Always A Winning Hand
Ford Hits The Jackpot In Vegas
The High Rollers
The New Camaro Struts On The Strip
Creative Minds Know No Bounds
Keeping It Old School
Dodge's Pony Car Ups The Ante
The Classic Customs Of SEMA 2009
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Some Show Cars Defy Description
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Flat colors are the new "it" color.
The best old haulers of SEMA
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Town of Watertown firefighters know they are in their new home just by looking down at the floor in the pristine four-bay station on County Route 202.
TWFD, for town of Watertown Fire Department, is prominently displayed in reddish lettering in the hallway.
First Assistant Chief Ralph A. Green Jr., chairman of the building committee, said features like that were added to the 10,000-square-foot station to honor the 55 volunteers who make up the department.
We wanted to personalize it as much as we could, Mr. Green said during a recent tour of the nearly $1.9 million facility.
If all goes well, the department will move into the building in mid-March. The station was built to protect the towns growing west side, Mr. Green said, and will cut response times to that area.
For instance, trucks no longer will have to drive from the departments main station on County Route 67 through the city of Watertown to get to Salmon Run Mall and other businesses along Route 3, Mr. Green said. That route takes about 12 minutes; the time from the new station will be about three minutes.
The new station replaces a 25-year-old unmanned satellite station at 20312 Route 3, in front of the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services property. That small station houses a single fire engine. The department also has a small station in Burrville.
Another big difference with the County Route 202 station will be a bunk-in program starting later this year for volunteer firefighters who will sleep in the new building and go right from there to calls.
The Fire Department is teaming up with Jefferson Community College to offer the program to students who want to gain practical experience while they earn a fire protection technology certificate at JCC.
Up to eight firefighters at a time can sleep at the station, Mr. Green said. They will have access to a kitchen and to a lounge area where they can gather and watch TV.
Were still putting together some procedures and policies, Mr. Green said.
But his favorite feature?
The spacious truck bays, which have a bunch of new gadgets and amenities. Its a cool place, Mr. Green said.
Above each of the four garage doors are red and green traffic lights that signal drivers when its safe to exit. Trucks also can be hooked up to an exhaust-removal system, a process not available at the County Route 67 station.
The department has raised about $8,000 that will go toward furniture for the new station. The parking lot, some minor exterior work and landscaping still have to be completed. The engine and rescue trucks cannot move in until the epoxy on the cement floor hardens completely over the next two weeks.
The Fire Department is borrowing money to pay for the project. To reduce costs, the department eliminated a second story for a multipurpose/training room and reduced the number of bunk-in rooms from nine to four. Mr. Green said he hopes the other five bunk rooms and the second story can be added later.
The project was several years in the making. Mr. Green credited Fire Commissioners President J. Earl Halback with putting his heart and soul into the project and making it a reality.
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Submission Charlie Miller Circumvents Code Signing In iOS->
Sparrowvsrevolution writes: At the SysCan conference in Taiwan next week, Miller plans to present a method that exploits a flaw in Apple's restrictions on code signing on iOS devices, the security measure that allows only Apple-approved commands to run in an iPhone or iPad's memory. Using his method, an app can phone home to a remote computer that downloads new unapproved commands onto the device and executes them at will, including stealing the user's photos, reading contacts, making the phone vibrate or play sounds, or otherwise using iOS app functions for malicious ends. Miller created a proof-of-concept app called Instastock that appears to show stock tickers but actually runs commands from his server, and even got it approved by Apple's app store.
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Hmm, odd. I have been using for all but three days since it came out, RH 8.0 on my work box. The one thing that irritates me, is the slowness on a p2-266 288 MB ram. I have a 6 gig maxtor in it right now.
Just to give you an idea of how slow I am right now -- I can no longer compile, run VMWare and do something useful. I am seriously debating putting slack on here or something.
Oh and BTW, you may have won an fvwm user over -- compiling it RIGHT NOW ;D


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There have been many different applications to make it easier for people to be able to eat healthier. However, the recently created Foodzy attempts to make eating healthy into a game for users to make it more appealing overall. The new service will allow for cell phone users such as unlocked iPhone 4 to keep track of how much they are eating over a period of time, and will help them to provide a number of insights on how they could eat better and healthier.
The application will also allow you to compare your results given by the application to those of your friends. This will add a game part to the application that will make it more interesting for you to use on a day-to-day basis. This application is focused on allowing people to even live healthier overall, lose weight, and also check how their eating habits compared to those of their friends.
The new application will be free for both IOS and Android such as unlocked Samsung Infuse 4G, but you will need to be able to have a professional account from the company that will cost you a total of $15 per year in order to be able to log in. The application is argued that on a test run in a number of different countries, performing very well in each.
The application will use localized food databases for more than 38 countries and all, and will be available in English, as well as three other languages. The application will be available to get a look at without charge, but in order to be able to earn badges and take a look at your eating history you will have to download and pay for the Pro version of the application which gives you a better look at how you do over time.


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Let's not kid ourselves as the New York Rangers are still in
a deep hole going into game 6 but what they have is a chance and bring out
every corny cliché you want as a chance is sometimes your best hope. It is
plain and simple, win and you play one more game; lose and there is no
So then is boils down to this simple math equation: E+N=FC
or in English: Effort + Noise = Fighting Chance. If the Rangers bring the
effort and the fans bring the noise then the Rangers have a fighting chance at
forcing a game 7. By effort I mean the team has to play like they did in game 5
and if they do then the Madison Square Garden crowd needs to bring the noise.
And by noise I mean the roof shaking, garden rocking
breaking the decibel meter noise of days past. The kind of noise that the
Penguins will hear in their locker room and wonder what the heck is going on.
Don't believe for a second when a player tells you that
crowd noise doesn't affect them as it does. It gives the Ranger player more
energy to make the plays, it makes it impossible for the other team to
communicate with each other and even better it can force the refs to be really
careful about the kinds of calls they make.
Bring the noise and hopefully it will help Marty St. Louis
as he goes through the pain of playing on Mother's Day just a couple of days
after losing his mother. Whether you liked the trade for St. Louis or not now
is the time to be Ranger fans and help a player who is in a lot of pain.
I realize that I am asking for a lot as yes I know this team
hasn't been able to play two straight solid games during the playoffs but now
it is time for a leap of faith. Now it is time to hope that the team feeds off
game 5 and with the support of the fans takes the game to the Penguins.
It is called hope and right now that is the Ranger's best
friend so make it your friend too.
Mother's Day
Ask anyone who ever played the game as a kid and odds are
that the majority of the time it was mom who drove them to practices, games and
everything else hockey related or not. It is one of the biggest reasons why
hockey players are so close to their mothers.
Then there is the flip side which is those of us who never
were close to their mother and before we could say the things we needed to be
said it was too late. I lost my mother in 1991and even today it hurts that we
were never close and that I never spoke up.
So if you are reading this and your mother is around don't
wait, pick up the phone, go over and visit or whatever make sure you tell her
how your feel. Life can be cruel and with the snap of a finger your mother
could be gone and you will be stuck with a bunch of regrets.
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Pick up trinkets at bustling markets or shop in chic boutiques and multi-storey malls.
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Voli con British Airways e potrà godere di un servizio pluri-premiato e di tariffe con un ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo senza spese nascoste.
Pick up trinkets at bustling markets or shop in chic boutiques and multi-storey malls.
Whether you're looking for relaxation, culture, great shopping or vibrant nightlife – the choice of things to do in Helsinki will meet every holiday need. Discover everything that this dynamic city has to offer, or simply unwind at a sauna and spa.
Take in the striking architecture and explore beautiful parks, or wander around an array of excellent museums on cultural holidays in Helsinki. Pick up souvenirs at bustling open-air markets or shop at iconic malls. Sample innovative Finnish cuisine and soak up the atmosphere at cool clubs and cocktail bars. Alternatively, just relax on the beach or with spa pampering.
Sample tasty traditional treats while shopping for souvenirs among the pleasant bustle at Hakaniemi Market Hall. Visit the iconic Stockmann or vast Sokos department stores on renowned Mannerheimintie street. Discover a host of big-brand clothing stores on Aleksanterinkatu, or browse the famous Finnish design outlets around the Esplanade.
Visit the remarkable World Heritage Site fortress on Suomenlinna Island. Take in magnificent Helsinki Cathedral and beautiful Senate Square. Explore the cobbled alleys and quaint boutiques of Porvoo Old Town. Or stroll around glorious Sibelius Park, stopping to admire the striking monument designed in tribute to Finland's most famous composer.
Sample traditional Finnish cuisine and sip juniper berry-infused 'sahti' at quirky Zetor. Wander around the fascinating Design District before stopping for a bite to eat at the charming French bistro-style Café Balzac. Dine on gourmet Nordic dishes at Olo, or treat yourself to lavish Michelin-starred dining at Chez Dominique.
Choose from a staggering selection of elegant beverages at the ultra-stylish A21 Cocktail Lounge. Groove to the live music or watch sports events on the big screen at Club Liberté. Or get a new experience at each of the six bars that form Kalle, one of Helsinki's most popular nightspots.
Stretch out on the golden sands of Hietaniemi beach, just minutes from stunning Sibelius Park. Watch the colourful Viaporin Tuoppi regatta unfold from the shores of Suomenlinna Island. Relax on tranquil bays at Seurasaari (includes a nudist area), or wander around the traditional wooden cottages at the Open-Air Museum.


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Manuel Fumic turned his season around at the 2013 MTB World Championships in Pietermaritzburg, RSA by winning Bronze in the Team Relay with his German team and silver in the prestigious Elite XCO race. After breaking his collarbone at the first World Cup in Germany, Manuel went through a stress and painful rehab, but proved to be a true fighter coming back strong when it really counted. Finishing only 7 seconds off gold, Fumic showed his class once more and entertained the huge crowd at the same time. Team colleague Marco Aurelio Fontana won a Gold medal with Italy in the Team Relay, He crashed hard and had to go to the tech zone to get his bike fixed, but still managed to finish 11th.
In the U23 race Anton Cooper finished 4th in his first U23 year. His teammate Keegan Swenson finished a strong 18th.
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ALL CATS SHOULD BE LICENSED PERIOD! The State and County requires all dogs be licensed,registered in the county and with required shots,and for good reason,but when it comes to cats nobody wants to be responsible,not the state,not the county and very few owners,It's time to start requiring licenses and shots for felines,fees from licenses could go toward spaying and neutering all cats.
Phone number for this Coalition group to make arrangements for spay/neuter?
The Cat Coalition of Yamhill County has a Facebook page, but lists no contact information there — or anywhere else that I can find, for that matter.
You might try the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon, which can be reached at email@example.com or 503-797-2606 in Portland. It provides spay, neuter and trapping services for feral cats only, but might be able to put you in touch with the local outfit. Steve
For Spay/Neuter program call 971-267-2567. Leave your name, phone number, and a brief description the number of cats you need fixed. Someone will call you back, provide information, and register you for the next clinic.


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A Notice of Intent for the following project submitted in accordance
with R307-401-1, Utah Administrative Code (UAC), has been received for
consideration by the Executive Secretary, Utah Air Quality Board:
Company Name: Oso Oil & Gas Properties, LLC
Location: Oso Oil & Gas Properties, LLC: Aberdeen
Field Compressor Station - T12S, R10E, Sec 36,Carbon County, UT,
Carbon County
Project Description: Oso Oil & Gas Properties, LLC, a subsidiary of
Oso Energy Resources Corporation has requested a modification to AO
DAQE-AN3350001-06 dated November 3, 2006 to replace four natural gas
compressor engines with five natural gas compressor engines. The new
engines will be rated at 225 hp each, and each engine will utilize an
air/fuel ratio controller with Non-Selective Catalytic Reduction to
control emissions.
Carbon County is an attainment area of the National Ambient Air
Quality Standards (NAAQS) for all pollutants. New Source Performance
Standard (NSPS) 40 CFR 60 Subpart A, Subpart JJJJ, Maximum Control
Technology (MACT) 40 CFR 63 Subpart A, and Subpart ZZZZ regulations
apply to this source. 40 CFR 61 regulations do not apply to this
source. Title V of the 1990 Clean Air Act applies to this source, and
this source is considered a Title V Area Source.
The previous permit did not include PM10 or PM2.5 emissions. PM10
and PM2.5 emissions were estimated with this permit. The potential
emissions, in tons per year, will change as follows: PM10 + 0.80,
PM2.5 + 0.80, NOx - 8.51, CO - 0.80, VOC - 6.20, and HAPs - 2.71.
The changes in emissions will result in the following, in tons per
year, potential to emit totals: PM10 = 0.80, PM2.5 = 0.80, NOx =
10.85, SO2 = 0.02, CO = 10.85, VOC = 5.45, and HAPs = 0.85.
The completed engineering evaluation and air quality impact analysis
showed that the proposed project meets the requirements of federal air
quality regulations and the State air quality rules. The Executive
Secretary intends to issue an Approval Order pending a 30-day public
comment period. The project proposal, estimate of the effect on local
air quality and draft Approval Order are available for public
inspection and comment at the Utah Division of Air Quality, 150 North
1950 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4820. Written comments received
by the Division at this same address on or before April 24, 2010 will
be considered in making the final decision on the approval/disapproval
of the proposed project. Email comments will also be accepted at
firstname.lastname@example.com. If anyone so requests to the Executive Secretary
at the Division in writing within 15 days of publication of this
notice, a hearing will be held in accordance with R307-401-7, UAC.
Date of Notice: March 25, 2010
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I'm a Libertarian, not an asshole Mar 31, 2010
#Life#Getting to know me#Rants and RavesI was at the gym a few days ago when this commercial came on. Maybe it was the hormones, maybe it was the stress of moving, maybe it is me being all "woman-like" but I started to tear up right there at minute 11 on the elliptical. Shortly after, I went to the weight room and saw a little old lady shuffling her workout mat back to put it away. The woman could barely hold herself up, let alone this large green workout mat. I offered to take the mat and put it away for her. She thanked me. It wasn't too long after that I turned on the car and heard the craziness that is now our country. People hating white people and not calling it racism. People lashing out. Others telling people to give is their duty and others fighting being told what to do. It's at this point... Read more
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Northwest Profile: Runs Barefoot In The Rain Gal Mar 25, 2010
#Fitness#Weght Loss and Body ImageYou probably don't know the "northwest profile" commercials from Pemco, unless you live here. Or you listen to Seattle Internet Radio in an effort to step up your coolness. Or you're a seattle northwest wannabe. (Or, rather, soon-to-be Seattle-ites.) However, if you're from the Northwest, these profiles sort of hit home. Really close to home, actually. As in: Me. Here she is, ladies and gentlemen, Northwest Profile #39: Runs Barefoot In The Rain Gal. You can find her on a weekday morning or early on the weekend running along the Burk Gilman or Samamish Trails. She's got her orange REI rain-repelling super-wicking fast-drying hoodie. She's listening to acoustic angst folk music counting her miles with her Nike+. It's fifty and pouring.... Read more
Waiting for the Internet Birth Mar 24, 2010
#Life#Getting to know me#Rants and RavesHey, remember that time I was all, "OMG WE GOT A HOUSE AND WE GET TO MOVE!" Fuck that. Moving is hard, yo! It's not just the new-ness of the place, or the old-ness of someone else's dirt, it's the alone-ness, the "what are we doing-ness" of our lives. Disrupting the routine is no good, people. NO GOOD AT ALL. But not having internet? That's death. Monday was our scheduled day. "Your rep will be there between 8AM and 5PM Monday, March 22." Awesome. I can totally unpack and not have internet for two days in our new house right? So I unpacked and I paced. I glanced out the window every few minutes. I kept the music low so I could hear the door. I waited. It started to feel really familiar. Akin, if you will, to those last... Read more
Moving is making giving me the narcolepsy Mar 17, 2010Read more
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Everything I need to know about life I learned in Kindergarten… yesterday Mar 09, 2010
#Life#The Flinger Family#Gifted and TalentedIn the haste of Monday Morning, we forgot my daughter's sleeping bag for her Kindergarten rest time. Having the luxury of working close to her school, I ran it over at lunch time and decided to stay for a few minutes to see what life is like for her in her mini chairs eating the lunch we packed with the friend she always talks about. One four year old sitting to my right started quizzing me immediately. "What's your name? Where do you work? Why are you here? Are you the one that named her? Did you pick out her clothes today?" I answered some politely and ignored others to talk to my own daughter who was quietly eating and singing a song from their morning music class. My daughter's teachers came over to tell me what a glorious job she's doing. The... Read more
At some point you start thinking maybe you are pregnant and don't know it like one of those tv shows Mar 03, 2010
#Fitness#Weght Loss and Body ImageWhat's that expression? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Think I'm pregnant three times I might as well jump off something very very high. Is that right? If you're not following me on twitter (which, why not?*) you may have missed the part where my daughter's teacher congratulated me on being pregnant yesterday. I replied, as I have before, "Oh, no, not pregnant" and she stumbled and said, "Oh, I probably look pregnant, too, uh…" and it was awkward, as it always is, and then I went home and cried, like I always do. Because she's not in the wrong to think it simply based on appearance. Here's the thing: I recently described my body to the doctor as one of those puzzles where you match the head,... Read more
If you love it so much, why don't you marry it? Mar 02, 2010
#Balance#Depth and Faith#Life#Getting to know meOne of my favorite parts about having children is that sayings you haven't heard since 1982 become part of daily life again. "You know what? Chicken Butt." Kids either keep you young or toss you right back in time to create a very large, somewhat over weight ten year old. It's awesome. I picture you taunting me as I write this post. "Leslie and Yoga sitting in a tree. K-I-S-S-I-N-G. First comes love, then comes marriage…" Or else you're just poking your eyes out, "STOP WITH THE YOGA DEAR GOD STOP" No. You're not the boss of me. During this time of transition, we're all a little wonky. Bat-shit-crazy. Losing our ever loving minds. We're all bumping in to boxes and searching for things and coming up cussing,... Read more


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The Obama administration has announced that it will drop its opposition to a federal court ruling that makes "morning after" contraceptive pills available over-the-counter without a prescription and with no age limitations. The ruling means that girls of any age will be able to purchase the contraceptive without parental consent. The "emergency" contraceptive, designed to be taken within 72 hours after a woman has sex, is known by pro-life activists as the "abortion pill" because of evidence that it can cause spontaneous abortion in women who take it by preventing a newly conceived embryo from implanting in the uterine wall.
The original decision making the oral contraceptive available to underage girls came in April from U.S. District Judge Edward Korman, who ruled that a decision, made in 2011 by Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Kathleen Sebelius, to keep the pills out of the hands of girls under age 17 was "arbitrary, capricious, and unreasonable." Korman is the same judge who ordered that the "morning after" contraceptives be made available without a prescription to women 17 and older. Previously, they had been available over-the-counter only to girls 18 and older.
The Obama administration's Justice Department had been making a show of fighting implementation of the ruling, but, as reported by the New York Times, announced June 10 "that it would accept its losses in recent court rulings and begin putting into effect a judge's order to have the Food and Drug Administration certify the drug for nonprescription use. In a letter to Judge Edward R. Korman of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, the administration said it would comply with his demands." According to the Times, the Justice Department "appears to have concluded that it might lose its case with the appeals court and would have to decide whether to appeal to the Supreme Court. That would drastically elevate the debate over the politically delicate issue for Mr. Obama."
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Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine (Infectious Diseases)
Barry S. Zingman, M.D., has been the Medical Director of the AIDS Center at Montefiore since 2003 following his service as Medical Director of the AIDS Center's Center for Positive Living/Infectious Diseases (CPL/ID) Clinic for five years.
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Dr. Zingman is Professor of Clinical Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He is currently Vice-Chair of the NYS AIDS Institute's Quality of Care Advisory Committee and Vice-Chair of the AIDS Institute's Medical Care Criteria Committee (the principal bodies setting HIV care standards in NYS); member of the HRSA Ryan White Part C/D HIVQual Clinical Advisory Committee; and Chair or Member on numerous other state and national HIV quality and standard of care subcommittees. He is a practicing infectious diseases subspecialist and maintains an active patient panel in the CPL/ID Clinic.
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MTA News
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Thursday, October 27, 2011 - 07:00
Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to our subway, happy birthday to you...
Thursday, October 27, 2011 - 07:00
We've opened a boutique in The Cellar of Macy's Herald Square featuring a unique collection of MTA-themed products developed especially for Macy's.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011 - 07:00
The 9th Avenue El opened its doors on April 20th, 1871 as the first-ever elevated railway in New York City.
Monday, October 24, 2011 - 07:00
Flood repairs are ahead of schedule and below the earlier cost estimate due to an extraordinary, ongoing rebuilding effort on the line.
Friday, October 21, 2011 - 07:00
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo will nominate Joseph J. Lhota to serve as MTA Chairman and CEO. Lhota will need to be confirmed to the post by the New York State Senate.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011 - 07:00
1969 was a big year. Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon and the MTA ran its last antique wooden train on the now-defunct Myrtle Avenue El Line.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 - 07:00
If you've been carrying around an old, forgotten MetroCard that has less than a ride's worth of money on it, our App of the Week, MetroCalc, can help you put that MetroCard back to use.
Monday, October 17, 2011 - 07:00
The Triennial Brunel Award for Overall Excellence in Railroad Design
Monday, October 17, 2011 - 07:00
This weekend, workers rehabilitated tracks near Canal St on the A/C/E and near Borough Hall on the 2/3, replaced track panels on the J/M/Z near Flushing Av., and continued rehabilitating the E. 180 St 2/5 Station.
Sunday, October 16, 2011 - 07:00
Customers on the Pelham line in Bronx now have two more things to smile about....newly rehabbed stations.
Sunday, October 16, 2011 - 07:00
As the fall and winter holiday season gets underway there is good news for motorists who use the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 - 07:00
With a crisp nip to the air and a fresh pace on the streets, autumn is a special time in New York City.
Monday, October 10, 2011 - 07:00
This weekend, workers restored electrical components on the 7, rehabilitated track on the A/C/E, replaced sections of track on the 1 and continued rehabilitating Dyckman St, Elder Av and E 180 St.
Monday, October 10, 2011 - 07:00
The Third Avenue El ceased to operate in 1973, but still remains a part of New York City's history.
Monday, October 10, 2011 - 07:00
Metro-North anticipates delays during this morning's rush due to power problems. Weekend maintenance work in the Park Avenue Tunnel is taking longer than expected to restore full electric power to all four tracks. This will reduce capacity in the tunnel during the morning rush hour. Metro-North must reduce the number of trains that can occupy the tracks at the same time.
Friday, October 7, 2011 - 07:00
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is set to introduce the first phase of Select Bus Service (SBS) along the 34th Street crosstown bus routes in November.
Thursday, October 6, 2011 - 07:00
MTA Long Island Rail Road has extra trains going to the 28th Annual Oyster Festival in Oyster Bay, L.I. the weekend of October 15-16, and
Thursday, October 6, 2011 - 07:00
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011 - 07:00
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011 - 07:00
A Queens contractor was awarded a $50 million contract for the final phase of the Verrazano-Narrows toll plaza improvement project.


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The reintroduced DREAM Act is worse than the original that was defeated in 2010, Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions says, noting that most of what people think about the idea is false.
Not least of the misperceptions, thanks to leftist propaganda, is that the bill, S. 952, applies almost exclusively to illegal aliens who are "children" and those of good moral character. It doesn't. It applies to adults, including felons.
In other words, Sen. Dick Durbin, the leftist Democrat from Illinois, and force behind the reincarnation of this amnesty, is lying about it.
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WOONSOCKET — It was hot on Monday, up to 93 degrees in northern Rhode Island, and the weather was generating more concern for potential health impacts than a typical summer day due to higher than normal readings of ground level ozone.
The high temperatures combined with efforts to fight a mill fire in Central Falls sent at least three firefighters to Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket for treatment of heat-related distress, and several others were treated at the scene. Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket was also reported to be handling some cases of weather-related illnesses in its emergency room.
The R.I. Department of Environmental Manage-ment issued an air quality alert for ground-level ozone approaching or exceeding the unhealthy standard from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday and was repeating the advisory for the same time period on Tuesday.
Ozone is a created by a chemical reaction between air pollutants, gasoline vapors and other emissions, according to the EPA, and can cause breathing problems or aggravate breathing problems and other pre-existing lung diseases. The EPA recommends people refrain from strenuous outdoor activities when ozone levels are high, especially people such as young children or individuals with respiratory medical conditions.
Very warm weather can also be a problem for those elderly who may not have access to air conditioning at home, and also for young children, who, like the elderly, may have difficulty maintaining a normal body temperature when the weather becomes hot.
Dr. Richard Housman, an emergency room physician working at Landmark Medical Center, said there are two types of heat-related illness to watch for. Heat exhaustion is the milder condition of the two and may cause symptoms such as fatigue, headache and sometimes nausea. Heat stroke is a more serious form of heat-related illness that can become life-threatening if not treated.
"Heat stroke is a medical emergency and the person needs to come to the ER to be evaluated," Housman said.
The symptoms of heat stroke can include an altered state of behavior, vomiting, seizures and an increasing temperature.
In either case, Housman recommended prevention as the best course to avoid serious problems.
"If you are starting to feel any of the symptoms, get out of the heat and get to a place where there is air conditioning. Maintaining proper hydration is also key when it is warm, according to Housman.
Plenty of water or a sports drink with electrolytes can be helpful in maintaining proper hydration when it is warm outside, according to Housman.
Small children, like the elderly, can be more susceptible to heat-related illnesses than young and middle age adults, and should also be monitored for any symptoms of difficulty.
"Make sure your children stay hydrated and don't get too much heat exposure," Housman said. "Simply stated, the basic precaution is not to do things that are going to cause you to overheat."
Seniors who don't have an air conditioner might ask to spend some time with a relative who does, Housman noted, or take advantage of a location that is cooled.
The state's Emergency Management Agency (RIEMA) put out a listing of "cooling centers" on Monday where residents of local communities can go to take advantage of air conditioned environments.
The centers, such as the Cumberland Public Library at The Monastery, are generally open from 8 or 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. or later depending on the location. Some might close at the end of normal business hours.
The listing includes Scouter's Hall on Main Street in North Smithfield, the Pawtucket Library at 13 Summer St., the Mathieu Senior Center at 420 Main St. in Pawtucket, the Fogarty Manor Community Room at 214 Roosevelt Ave. in Pawtucket, St. Germain Manor community room at 401 Main St. in Pawtucket, the Downtown Visitor Center, at 175 Main St. in Pawtucket, the Woonsocket Senior Center on Social Street and Harris Public Library on Clinton Street in Woonsocket.
Dara Chadwick, a spokeswoman for the R.I. Department of Health, said elderly residents feeling the effects of the heat should take advantage of the centers or some other air conditioned location to avoid heat-related complications.
"We really encourage everyone in this kind of weather to drink plenty of fluids and to avoid alcohol and caffeine drinks," Chadwick said. Alcoholic beverages and caffeine can cause dehydration and worsen the effects of warm temperatures on susceptible individuals.
Like Housman, Chadwick advised seniors and the parents of young children who suspect heat stroke to visit an emergency room or health care provider to be checked out for serious illness.
It is also a good idea for relatives of elderly people to check in on their loved ones and possibly encourage them to visit a cooling center or some other location where they can gain a respite from the heat.
"It is just good to check on them to make sure they are not getting dehydrated," she noted.
More information on heat-related health issues can be found at the Department of Health's website, www.health.ri.gov [2] and information on ground level ozone at www.epa.gov.region1 [3].
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Dr. Albert Esmailzadeh was ordered to no longer help women patients after several women made complaints that he touched them inappropriately.
In March, Florida Surgeon General John Armstrong issued an emergency license restriction on Esmailzadeh, a doctor at The Back Center in Melbourne, Florida Today reports.
According to Armstrong's order, Esmailzadeh was accused of touching four women patients inappropriately between January 2011 and January 2013.
"Dr. Esmailzadeh abused the trust (the patients) placed in him as a physician when he used his position to engage in sexual contact with them," Armstrong's order reads.
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WADDINGTON – When residents pay their tax bills at the town offices here this month, they will have an opportunity to give back to needy families.
Town Clerk Carol A. Burns has set up a food drive in the town offices, 48 Maple St. The town will collect canned goods and non-perishable food items until mid-February.
Its my way of helping the community, Mrs. Burns said. People give during the holidays, but it slows down a lot afterwards. The food pantries will be hurting, especially now that were in the winter months, and many people cant get out.
Drop-off donations can be made by visitng the offices from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.
I thought it would be a great idea, Mrs. Burns said. Its not a hard thing for people to do, if you just get a can of soup from each person that walks in, it can really add up.
This is not the first time Mrs. Burns attempted the collection. She attempted it in 2010, but it had mixed results.
We decided to bring it back to see if we can get some better results, she said. We thought if we get the word out there people would definitely donate. With tax season, we obviously get a lot of visitors in here in January.
Edie M. Streeter, coordinator of the Waddington Neighborhood Center, said she was very happy to have the towns support.
We can always use donations, she said. It just seems to slack after the holidays because most people are broke, but we always appreciate whatever people can give. The need is year-round.
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MASSENA Devian J. Fletcher told village police he initially picked up a gun Wednesday to defend himself against another New York City man he knew as Problem.
But Mr. Fletcher also was looking to confront Patrick R. Lloyd over an alleged kidnapping incident in Massena last month, according to court documents.
Those admissions have police and community leaders fearing an escalating cycle of drug-fueled violence.
Were very lucky that yesterday wasnt a homicide, village Police Chief Timmy J. Currier said Thursday. Yesterdays crime was a connection to previous criminal activity, and we are concerned about retaliation.
Mr. Fletcher, 19, admitted in a written statement that he shot at a car carrying Mr. Lloyd, 25, and Mr. Lloyds girlfriend, Miranda M. Green, 18, Massena. The two are suspects in the alleged attempted abduction Feb. 16 of Catherine A. Berry, 17, of 66 Liberty Ave., whom Mr. Fletcher described as a friend.
Wednesdays gunfire was followed by a seven-hour standoff at the Liberty Avenue home, three people jailed and one other person released following questioning. Ms. Green was cut by flying glass, the only reported injury.
Patrick is trying to kill me since I been here, Mr. Fletcher said, adding that he wanted to confront Problem over the alleged incident with Ms. Berry and because he has also been giving us problems all the time.
All three people already were facing charges in St. Lawrence County Court Mr. Lloyd and Ms. Green for the alleged kidnapping attempt, and Mr. Fletcher in connection with an alleged attempted break-in at a Haskell Street home in December.
Before his arrest in connection with Wednesdays shooting, Mr. Fletcher had been free under probation supervision pending further proceedings. St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards placed Ms. Green under probation supervision following arraignment Monday, while Mr. Lloyd is free on bail pending arraignment next week.
Mr. Lloyds ability to post $6,500 cash bail and be back on the streets literally minutes after his arraignment on criminal mischief and unlawful imprisonment charges in February prompted Mr. Currier earlier this month to lash out at a justice system that couldnt detain a suspect who he said has 25 arrests, including 11 felonies, on his rap sheet.
People in our community with long histories of criminal offenses are not being locked up, Mr. Currier said Thursday. Im concerned about all parties involved and innocent people being hurt.
Mayor James F. Hidy agreed.
I hope it sends a clear message that these types of people need to be put away, Mr. Hidy said.
Except that it wasnt Mr. Lloyd and Ms. Green who were arrested Wednesday; rather it was Mr. Fletcher and two other people.
Mr. Fletcher was charged with first-degree attempted assault, second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, first-degree reckless endangerment and second-degree menacing. He was arraigned before Justice James M. Crandall and committed to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, without bail.
Kate J. Javier, 19, of 66 Liberty Ave., was charged with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, tampering with evidence, criminal impersonation and forgery after she allegedly lied to police under questioning about the incident. She also was jailed without bail.
A third person, Jeffrey J. Clukey, 41, Solvay, who told police he was visiting, was taken into custody on a fourth-degree grand larceny warrant from Solvay. Mr. Clukey was arraigned Thursday morning and jailed in Onondaga County without bail.
A fourth person who initially was held will not be charged, Mr. Currier said, and that persons name was not released.
Illicit drugs remain the underlying thread in Massenas growing crime problem, officials said.
Mr. Lloyds rap sheet includes numerous drug offenses, while Mr. Fletcher and Ms. Green recently failed drug tests required as part of their arraignments on county charges.
Massena officials did see some reason for optimism Thursday, being pleased that Mr. Fletcher and Ms. Javier were held without bail, and praising the St. Lawrence County district attorneys office for its cooperation.
Assistant District Attorney Andrew Botts worked closely with police Wednesday and was present for the arraignments, where he recommended Judge Crandall send Mr. Fletcher and Ms. Javier to jail without bail.
Im very appreciative of having them involved in this, Mr. Currier said.
District Attorney Nicole M. Duv� said she would not speak about any particular case while it is pending, but said her office will continue to be committed to working closely with law enforcement to do all that we can to address these issues and hold these people accountable.
My office is very aware of the challenges faced by law enforcement agencies and communities throughout St. Lawrence County as a result of the influx of drug dealers from larger metropolitan areas outside the county and the assistance they are given by certain local residents who are looking to feed their addiction and ensure a continued supply of drugs, Ms. Duv� said.
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Despite a few setbacks, Bill Barrett Corporation has been drilling in the Tavaputs Plateau and has hit a milestone in gas production in the past few months.
"Our company hit a 100 million cubic feet of production per day from the wells in the plateau recently," noted Jim Felton, the company's investor relations manager, during last week's Carbon County Commission meeting. "And once all the facilities to transport the gas are in, we could go up to about 140 million cubic feet per day in the next year."
Barrett has been working in the Tavaputs Plateau for four years. The company started with exploratory wells, then completed some seismic testing and finally moved to a full production program.
Felton said the area near Nine Mile Canyon has 60 to 70 operating wells at the present time.
"This next year, we will be looking at drilling about 30 more shallow wells and about five deep wells," explained the Barrett representative. "The deep wells are obviously much more expensive to drill."
Deep gas well production has primarily been pioneered in the Carbon County gas fields.
A deep well can go down as far as 18,000 feet at a cost of $1,000 per foot.
In general, shallow wells cost between $2 to $3 million to drill.
Deep well drilling costs can range between $7 and $10 million.
"Our experience has been that the wells we have on Peters Point have been more productive than the wells in Prickly Pear Canyon," remarked Felton. "We continue to improve our techniques in drilling and removing gas in both those areas."
Last year Oil and Gas Investor Magazine, an international trade publication, named Barrett Corporation's deep test well in the plateau the 2005 discovery of the year.
The designation is one of the magazine's oil and gas investor excellence awards honoring "commitment to quality and innovation in the most important areas of the oil and gas industry." Magazine editor Leslie Haines said Barrett's number 6-7 Peters Point discovery marked the second consecutive year that a Utah discovery has been recognized with the award.
While Barrett's investment in the wells has been substantial, the market price of natural gas has fallen because of the large storage reserve that have accumulated.
Felton said the natural gas prices often drop after peaking like they did a couple of years ago.
"The country as a whole uses about 60 billion cubic feet of gas per day," said Felton. "But that use also increases every year. We will be supplying gas to the public for a long time from these wells, but there is no telling when this gas field will reach its peak production."
Felton pointed out that at a level of 140 million cubic feet of gas being produced per day, about $85 million in royalities would be paid to the federal government each year. Of that amount Carbon County would get about $16 million per year.
"We estimate that the most wells we could realistically drill on the plateau would be about 800," he told the commission. "But the problem isn't getting the gas out of the ground as much as it is by the limited take away capacity."
In other words, getting the gas to markets that can use it will continue to be a problem as production grows despite a new Questar pipeline that is going in the area.
During Felton's presentation the issue of the roads in Nine Mile Canyon was brought up. Over the years many groups and individuals have complained not only about the traffic, but also about what heavy industrial traffic has done to the roads in the area. This past year Carbon County has done some work on the roads in the area, and since drilling began Barrett has been doing some types of treatments to the roads, such as applying magnesium chloride, a coating, to the roads.
"I contend that despite the traffic increase on those roads they are better than they have been in a long time," said Felton. He also mentioned that the company was looking into another type of coating to use on the roads which uses tree sap as its base. "I understand the cost of that is higher, but the durability is much better."
There was also some discussion about a winter drilling proposal that the Bureau of Land Management has in its possession and that they are almost ready to release a record of decision on. In the past the company has had to shut down winter drilling activities because protests from environmental and conservation groups that percieve there would be range problems related to wildlife during those time periods. Felton pointed out that when drilling has to cease during the winter it is much more expensive because rigs and equipment must be pulled out of the field and of course, that also slows down the process of getting to the gas underground.


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Last the week the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit denied a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) aimed at discovering the content of all electronic correspondence between Google and the National Security Agency (NSA).
The source of the controversy was a "highly sophisticated and targeted" cyber attack targeting Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists in 2010.
To counter the Chinese government's hacking of its customers' accounts, Google changed Gmail's privacy settings to automatically encrypt all traffic to and from its servers.
In the days following the attacks, Google's chief legal officer, David Drummond, warned that attacks prompted the Internet behemoth to "review the feasibility of our business operations in China." Google, continued Drummond, was "no longer willing to continue censoring our results on Google.cn, and so over the next few weeks we will be discussing with the Chinese government the basis on which we could operate an unfiltered search engine within the law, if at all."
In a blog post, Drummond also wrote that other companies might have been targeted and that he was "working with the relevant U.S. authorities." It's the identity of these American "authorities" and the extent of their involvement in the Google attacks that prompted EPIC's filing of an FOIA petition.
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The Mets are still looking at the free agent market for bullpen help, and may go see Brian Wilson throw again soon, Sandy Alderson told Jim Duquette and Jim Bowden on MLB Network Radio today.
"It is conceivable we get one or two relievers," Alderson said. "We're actually looking to find somebody to pitch at the back-end. We might have to get creative to do so, but there's definitely a possibility that we can upgrade there before the beginning of Spring Training. … I'm sure Brian is still in our mix, and other clubs as well."
Earlier this month, Alderson told Mike Francesa on WFAN that he only saw Wilson throw 20 pitches in a private workout when was in an earlier stage of his rehab from Tommy John Surgery.
This winter, the Mets have signed LHP Tim Byrdak, LHP Aaron Laffey, LHP Pedro Feliciano, LHP Scott Rice, RHP Carlos Torres to Minor League contracts with invites to Spring Training.
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It's not as pressing of a need as the outfield is, but the Mets do need to add depth to the bullpen. I liked what I saw from Jeurys Familia, Josh Edgin and Robert Carson last season, but they're still a little rough around the edges and the team could use another veteran to help guide them.
Earlier this month, reports said the Mets were not ruling out bringing back Jon Rauch. He is still unsigned and is said to have a very good relationship with Sandy Alderson dating back to his Olympic days. I wonder if he's still an option for the Mets? He would compliment Bobby Parnell well in the bullpen, and he might provide a good, veteran presence for the younger guys as well.
Jan. 19: Giants GM Brian Sabean said it's unlikely Wilson will return to the Giants (Puma, NY Post).
Jan. 17: Wilson is very interested in signing with the Mets. He has spent time in New York this winter, but is still in talks with a handful of teams, including the Tigers, some of whom are willing to offer a guaranteed deal, according to league sources (Cerrone, MetsBlog.com).
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Jan. 17: The Mets still haven't closed the door on a major league deal for Wilson, according to a source (Carig, Newsday).
Jan. 15: The Mets were not impressed with Wilson, who they deemed not worthy of a major league contract at this point in his rehab from Tommy John surgery. "Physically, he's not ready," a source. "He's got a ways to go." (Puma, New York Post).
Jan: 14: Wilson also met with Sandy Alderson early last week, at which point people close to Wilson said he was very intrigued by signing with the Mets. Wilson wants a guaranteed deal, the Mets prefer to give him a minor-league contract. (Cerrone, MetsBlog.com)
Jan. 13: Alderson isn't sure yet if he will extend an offer to Wilson (Puma, New York Post).
Jan. 13: Wilson says he will be ready for Opening Day, "although a major league source said the reliever is not yet able to demonstrate in workouts that he is back to pre-surgery form." No deal is imminent (Rubin, ESPN New York).
Statistics: Wilson made just two appearances for the Giants in 2012, allowing two runs in two innings. He has converted 171 of 196 save opportunities in his career and has pitched to a 3.21 ERA in seven big league seasons.
Contract: Wilson, 30, just completed a two-year, $15 million contract extension he signed before the 2010 season. The Giants non-tendered Wilson earlier this winter.
Michael Baron, ContributorAt worst, Wilson could serve as a strong insurance policy to Francisco, who is coming off a season filled with both ineffectiveness and injury. The Mets could offer Wilson an opportunity to rebuild his value; Wilson is coming off Tommy John Surgery and basically missed the entire 2012 season, but he should be ready in the early part of the 2013 season. He is a colorful personality and was outstanding in his years with the Giants, and I think he will be productive when he comes back. If he had gone to arbitration with the Giants, he would have likely earned between $8-9 million (which is why the Giants non-tendered him).


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Situated in Juwangsan National Park (in Cheongsong, Gyeongsangbuk-do), Cheongsong Museum was opened in 1999 to promote the history and culture of the county and its nearby area. The three-story museum offers indoor & outdoor exhibition halls and archive rooms. The Indoor Exhibition Hall showcases educational material related to farming and customs of Cheongsong. Exhibitions - such as the Traditional Guest Room, Weaving Room, Items of Everyday Use, and Cheongsong Porcelain - offer glimpses of how people lived in the past.
The Outdoor Exhibition Hall reproduces a traditional tavern, Mulle banga (waterwheel), Yeonja Banga (a millstone operated by a horse or ox), Josan (a monument to ward off misfortunes and protect prosperity), and Seondol (natural stones used for worship), with which visitors can experience farm life in the past. Traditional totem poles (called Jangseung or Sotdae) await visitors at the entrance of the museum.
Exhibition hours are between 9 am and 6 pm (until 5 pm during winter). The museum is also surrounded by many tourist attractions: Wangbeodeul (grand willow trees designated as Natural Monument No.297) in Bugok-dong, Dalgi Falls, Cheongun Stream, and Songsaeng-ri Student Campgrounds to name a few.
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