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The Grand Canyon National Park Airport serves the number-one tourist site in the state of Arizona and is the only state-owned airport in the state. The airport is located in Tusayan, Arizona, seven miles from the South Rim and two miles from the park entrance.
The current airport is built on the site of the first Grand Canyon Airport that was built in 1925. The current airport opened in October 1965, and the airport terminal was completed and dedicated on October 20, 1967.
Grand Canyon National Park Airport completed the new Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility (ARFF) Maintenance Building in 2010 and held the grand opening of that building on June 16, 2010. This new building has received an Advanced Level Plus Sustainable Building Award from the Coconino County Sustainable Building Program designed by LEA Architects, LLC.
The Grand Canyon National Park Airport is planning several improvements over the next 10 years, including drainage improvements, a new holding ramp and the design and construction of a new terminal building (2010-2020). The new terminal facility will support scheduled airline operations from across the country, changing the way travelers arrive at the Grand Canyon National Park.
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A different sight greeted the staff at the Grand Canyon National Park Airport on Dec. 3 when instead of tourist helicopters, two U.S. Marine Corps CH-46E Sea Knight helicopters landed to engage in their annual mission to deliver toys and food to members of the Havasupai Tribe who live at the bottom of the canyon ... Full story ...
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CANTON An Amish couple is waiting to find out if child neglect charges against them will be dropped following a closed-door conference Thursday in Family Court.
The couple, Annie L. and Levi M. Shetler, were charged last year after they refused open-heart surgery for their newborn daughter, Sarah, because they said the operation goes against the tenets of their religion.
They released the baby for surgery after being ordered to do so by Family Court Judge Cecily L. Morris in April.
Among our people, we dont usually go as far as doing open-heart surgery, the 47-year-old mother said Thursday. Thats the way we usually see it. I guess well all die anyway, someday.
The surgery, performed in May, required temporarily stopping the babys heart, which is an action only God should have the power to decide, Mrs. Shelter said.
The couple waited with about 15 of their Amish supporters in St. Lawrence County Court during the attorneys conference that Mrs. Shetler said was being held to discuss whether to release social services from the case and drop the neglect charges.
Lydia L. Gingrich, Mrs. Shetlers sister-in-law, was among the men and women who gathered quietly in the second-floor hallway with the Shetlers.
We should have the right to have our religion, Mrs. Gingrich said.
The Shetlers have 16 children and live on County Route 10 in the town of Oswegatchie. Their troubles started after their daughter Sarah was born June 7, 2012, at Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center, Ogdensburg, with the condition that doctors said required open-heart surgery. The baby was transferred to a Syracuse hospital, where the Shetlers refused to allow doctors to perform the operation.
They were charged with neglect, and a caseworker from St. Lawrence Countys Department of Social Services was assigned to the case.
A similar case was handled in St. Lawrence County Court in 2009. Eli Hershberger, a young Amish boy from Winthrop, had open-heart surgery in accordance with a court ruling from former Family Court Judge Barbara R. Potter. The boy also had a hole in his heart, and his parents objected to the surgery on religious grounds.
Mrs. Shetler said she and her husband felt they had no choice but to allow the surgery after Judge Morris ordered the babys release for the operation this year.
Mrs. Shetler was represented by Assistant County Public Defender James T. Farrell, while Mr. Shetler was defended by the countys assistant conflict defender, Sean R. McDermott, at the April hearing. The baby was represented by St. Lawrence County Social Services Attorney David Willer.
Sarah celebrated her first birthday last week and is doing well, Mrs. Shetler said.
Shes sitting up. Shes not walking yet, but Downs syndrome babies usually dont at a year old, she said.
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A Watertown man was resentenced Wednesday in Jefferson County Court to a year in the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building after admitting he violated probation by unwittingly ingesting the drug bath salts.
Cheyenne J. LaJoie, 34, whose last known address was 25533 Ridge Road, also admitted that he failed to follow through with outpatient substance abuse treatment. Mr. LaJoie told Judge Kim H. Martusewicz that an acquaintance had put liquid bath salts into his drink without his knowledge.
While under the influence of the drug, Mr. LaJoie was charged with disorderly conduct for being in the middle of a busy highway, Judge Martusewicz said.
At the time, Mr. LaJoie was serving two concurrent probation sentences, both for criminal contempt convictions.
In other activity:
Brian G. Kimmett II, 21, whose last known address was 1311 Bronson St., was sentenced to six years probation and ordered to register with the state as a Level 1 sex offender for a Jan. 23 guilty plea to sexual misconduct. He admitted to having sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl July 13 on Superior Street.
William J. Kiblin Jr., 39, Watertown, pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal contempt. He admitted that on Feb. 23, he violated a City Court order of protection held by Michelle R. Ricks by having unwanted physical contact with her. He is expected to be sentenced May 29 to six months in the PSB, followed by five years probation.
John T. Milazzo, 23, Watertown, pleaded guilty to third-degree burglary.
He admitted that on Jan. 26, he entered the Coffeen Street residence of Brittany L. Camidge with the intent to commit a crime. He is expected to be sentenced May 28 to five years probation.
Dominic A. Rima, 33, of 305 Gotham St., Apt. 3, pleaded guilty to third-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument. He admitted that on March 2 in the town of Watertown, he altered a doctors prescription to obtain a drug other than the one prescribed. He is expected to be sentenced May 29 to three years probation.
Michael J. Paul, 32, of 310 William St., pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal contempt.
He admitted that on April 12, he violated an order of protection by going to the Davidson Street residence of the protected party, Hillary A. Collins, and refusing to leave. He is expected to be sentenced May 17 to three years probation.
Melissa A. Barnwell, 34, Watertown, pleaded guilty third-degree attempted criminal mischief. She admitted that she tried to damage property at her former apartment on Academy Street.
She is expected to be ordered to pay $2,300 in restitution at sentencing May 24.
Tyler E. Langley, 20, admitted violating probation and will be resentenced at a later date. She admitted violating a five-year probation term imposed in June for a drug-possession conviction by leaving the county without notifying her probation officer and by being arrested on unspecified felony charges in New York City.
Lon M. Miller, 27, Redwood, was arraigned as a fugitive wanted in Florida on unspecified charges. He waived his extradition rights and agreed to be returned to Florida to face the matters pending there.
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I am facing a problem..I have two networks..one 18.104.22.168 series and the other is 18.104.22.168 series..both he network are in different workgroup(A and B). I have a samba server configured for A. And i have a firewall which is in the network 220.127.116.11..and that is the difault gateway for all the systems in that network.. I have to connect the second network through samba server using an extra NIC(Workgroup B (18.104.22.168)). after that i need to connect my second network to the internet. so how should i configure my new NIC in the samba server inorder to get access to the second network to the internet??? Also i need to share some directories through samba also.. So can anyone help me to get it done????
Try this link which shows how to convert a Linux box into a simple router. Use this to set up your Samba box.
Your firewall also needs some configuration. You'll will have to:
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2. (If the firewall is using NAT to get to the Internet) Make sure the firewall is configured to NAT the traffic it recieves from the 18.104.22.168 and 18.104.22.168 networks to whatever your firewall's NAT IP address is.
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Fans all over the world have been bombarded with speculation about this major update to Apple's mobile platform, and now we all have a preliminary look. Last week, Apple finally revealed the details for its iOS 6 with the low-down on over 200 new features, services and user interface upgrades.
Apple has less than three months to get iOS 6 ready for release. Here's the low-down on one of the first reviews.
First Impressions
The beta release is available to developers, getting the new code into the hands of those who produce the apps in the crowded App Store. This evaluation is based on testing with the iPhone 4S, so if you have a different mobile device, your results may be different.
Two hundred tweaks may sound like a lot (and it is), but there are a few key additions, updates and changes with iOS 6 that deserve a closer look. We'll highlight the biggest upcoming changes that could have even Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone loyalists thinking twice about Apple's iPhone.
Siri capability is added to the iPad 3 (but not older iPads or the iPhone 4 and earlier.) Siri has only been available on iPhone 4S until now.
- Siri answers sports questions that go beyond just game scores including history, stats, player bios, and records without switching over to the browser.
- Siri answers questions about movies like actors, directors, awards and movie stats, and shows status of premieres, reviews, trailers and tickets. It will bring up nearby listings and enable ticket purchases through Fandango.
- Siri understands more languages Canadian English and French, Spanish, Italian, the varieties of German, Italian and French spoken in Switzerland, Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese. These are also supported in the satellite navigation app.
- Siri finds the restaurant you are looking for and filters the results based on user reviews. It provides for detailed searches based on food type, location, outdoor, pool, price range, ratings, and more. (This feature is not available in every country.)
- Nine automakers (BMW, GM, Mercedes, Land Rover, Jaguar, Audi, Toyota, Chrysler and Honda) have promised to integrate Siri. Hitting the voice button in your car will activate Siri if your iPhone is connected to your vehicle's infotainment system.
- Siri launches apps by just saying their name.
Facebook integration in Siri
Twitter became integrated into iOS 5, and now Apple is doing the same with Facebook in iOS 6. Everything you can do now with Twitter, you'll be able to do with Facebook.
- Use Siri to post Facebook updates and tweets.
- With the link to Facebook you can update your contacts' pictures, addresses, important dates, emails, phone numbers and websites. You will also get a new Facebook field with a shortcut to your contacts' Facebook profile. It will load in the Safari browser, not the dedicated Facebook app.
- All Facebook events will appear in the Calendar.
- Facebook integration extends to the App Store and the iTunes Store. Whenever you tap on an app, song, movie, TV show, and more three tabs pop up: info, reviews and related.
- Share photos on Facebook from inside the Camera or Photo apps.
- Share addresses with a pin in Maps.
In another blow to Google, there's no Google+ integration. Then again, there's no Google+ integration in Android either…
Apple Maps
Google has been providing an Apple version of its Google Maps since iOS was born. But iOS 6 kicks Google Maps to the curb. While the Google version may still be available in the App Store, Apple's iOS 6 Maps provided by TomTom will have the default position. Here are a few of the highlights:
- iOS 6 Maps uses TomTom for all mapping and traffic data.
- Siri connects to these maps, and turn-by-turn voice navigation is included for free.
- You can access crowd-sourced traffic information for (almost) real-time traffic alerts.
- 3D "Flyover" maps are available on the iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and the New iPad/iPad 3 (older models won't support the advanced graphics.). Zoom, tilt and rotate the landscape to explore 3D landmarks in real time.
- Access local search and Yelp reviews.
- Navigation even works in the lock screen mode and behind other apps. This is ideal for use in car mounts.
- Offline mapping capability should be available in the coming weeks.
Passbook is a single app that collects and intelligently displays boarding passes, movie tickets, retail coupons, and loyalty cards.
- Any travel changes (like gate changes and fee differences) are displayed in Passbook in real-time as long as you have a data connection. This is a airline carrier partnership deal. So far the only airline to sign up is United. A lot more carriers will have to join to make this one worthwhile.
- The location-aware app makes the right coupon available in the right place and at the right time.
- The PassBook will report the balance on coupons and cards, let you check your ticket seats and can even show you relevant notifications (e.g. gate or terminal change for a flight).
Safari browser
The Safari browser has gotten a few minor updates:
- It's faster than it was on the iOS 5. Its benchmark scores for SunSpider, BrowserMark and HTML5test.com show significant improvement over iOS 5.1.1.
- A full-screen view option is available from a dedicated button on the taskbar. It works only in landscape mode.
- iCloud tab syncing is enabled, along with offline reading.
- You can access to your multimedia content without exiting the browser.
Good old email got some updates too:
- Set up friends' emails in a dedicated VIP mailbox, and it will appear highlighted in the regular inbox. Designate where you want to be notified of VIP emails (for example, put them on the lockscreen.)
- Flag important emails and they'll be placed in a Flagged mailbox.
- Use different mail signatures for multiple email accounts.
- Insert pictures or videos in emails just by tapping and holding on an empty space and accessing them from a pop-up menu.
- The update button is now gone and there's a pull to refresh instead.
Phone app
Apple is adding some much needed calling features:
- When you decline an incoming call, you can reply to it with a text message or set a callback reminder.
- Use the Do Not Disturb setting to bypass calls and texts, except those from callers on your VIP list.
- If the Repeated calls feature is activated a second call from the same contact within less than three minutes will not be silenced (it might be an emergency.)
App Store and iTunes Store
With iOS 6 Apple has updated the App Store and iTunes Store and content handling:
- Featured pages have scrollable rows rather than lists.
- The App Store won't prompt you to enter your password when you're just updating apps.
- You can see the change log in the Updates screen without opening the info screen.
- After you buy or update apps you can continue browsing the store. You can also launch apps you've already installed from within the store.
- The Game Center gets Facebook integration and supports challenges.
FaceTime for 3G is finally here, allowing FaceTime to work over cellular networks, not just Wi-Fi.
- FaceTime now supports video chatting on data networks, but be warned; these chats run through around 3MB per minute and will chew through your LTE data plan in short order.
- The unified FaceTime/iMessages ID lets you receive calls on an iPad using your phone number.
- Other FaceTime improvements include updated Stores and system apps, new icons, and revised settings.
Guided Access and Lost Mode
Apple is working hard to bring iOS to people with disabilities through its Guided Access.
- It helps students with disabilities remain on task and focused on content.
- It allows a parent, teacher, or administrator to limit an iOS device to one app by disabling the Home button as well as restrict touch input on certain areas of the screen.
- VoiceOver, a screen reader technology for blind and low-vision users, is now integrated with Maps, AssistiveTouch, and Zoom.
- Guided Access could be useful as a kid- or test- mode. Loan your Apple device to your kids without being worried that they will access inappropriate content or change your settings and apps.
Lost Mode is part of the former Find My iPhone service. If you lose your gadget, you can lock it remotely and send a message with your contact information. Lost Mode doesn't have data wiping capability.
Miscellaneous mentions
Right inside the Photo app is a sub-social network for pictures called Shared Photo Stream. By choosing what pictures to share and which people to share them with, those you send them to will be able to like them and post comments.
The Bluetooth toggle has more prominence with placement next to the Wi-Fi toggle.
The Camera UI is now black.
In the settings menu brightness is now in the wallpaper screen.
In the auto brightness mode, your device will be in full control of the brightness and will move the slider above the toggle to show the currently selected setting. You'll be able to see exactly how bright the screen is, but you won't be able to adjust it in auto-mode like you could in past iOS versions.
The Settings and Clock apps have updated icons. The Clock app now allows you to access the iPod music library and assign any song as an alarm tone.
Not all Apple iPhone and iPad generations will get the upgrade. iOS 6 is compatible with iPhone 3GS, 4 and 4S; iPad 2 and 3; and the fourth-generation iPod Touch. The first iPad has been left behind.
Siri access is expanded beyond the iPhone 4S, but only as far as iPad 3. The turn-by-turn navigation and the Flyover mode in Maps is only possible with the dual-core devices - iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and iPad 3.
Wrap up
The iOS 6 changes will make a difference for every Apple device that it's made for.
The big deal is Maps. While much of Maps looks similar to Google Maps, it integrates 3D and voice navigation. The integration with Siri is most of what will make Apple's Maps a winner with most users.
iOS 6 won't inspire a mob of new customers, but we'll see if the new iPhone 5 package makes the iOS 6 greater than the sum of its parts.


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42 U.S. Code § 254j - National Advisory Council on National Health Service Corps
(a) Establishment; appointment of members
There is established a council to be known as the National Advisory Council on the National Health Service Corps (hereinafter in this section referred to as the "Council"). The Council shall be composed of not more than 15 members appointed by the Secretary. The Council shall consult with, advise, and make recommendations to, the Secretary with respect to his responsibilities in carrying out this subpart (other than section 254r [1] of this title), and shall review and comment upon regulations promulgated by the Secretary under this subpart.
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Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title III, § 337, as added Pub. L. 94–484, title IV, § 407(b)(3),Oct. 12, 1976, 90 Stat. 2277; amended Pub. L. 96–32, § 7(g),July 10, 1979, 93 Stat. 84; Pub. L. 97–35, title XXVII, § 2707,Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 907; Pub. L. 97–414, § 8(f),Jan. 4, 1983, 96 Stat. 2061; Pub. L. 103–183, title VII, § 706(b),Dec. 14, 1993, 107 Stat. 2241; Pub. L. 111–148, title X, § 10501(n)(3),Mar. 23, 2010, 124 Stat. 1003.)
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Section 254r of this title, referred to in subsec. (a), was in the original a reference to section 338G of act July 1, 1944, which was renumbered section 338I by Pub. L. 100–177, title II, § 201(1),Dec. 1, 1987, 101 Stat. 992, and repealed by Pub. L. 100–713, title I, § 104(b)(1),Nov. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 4787.
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1983—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 97–414inserted "(other than section 254r of this title)" after "carrying out this subpart".
1981—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 97–35, § 2707(a), amended subsec. (a) generally, striking out pars. (1) to (5) respecting required status and background of members appointed by the Secretary.
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HIV Infections
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
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RNA Virus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
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What Will George Lucas Do?: George Lucas has said he's wanted to retire for a while. But after selling Lucasfilm to Disney for some $4 billion and change, he's not retiring from the movies completely. Lucas tells Ebony that while he'll still remain a creative consultant on Star Wars projects, he said much of the money from the sale will be spent on philanthropic efforts and his own little personal films.
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A road-heavy early schedule has taken its toll on the Minnesota Wild.
The Western Conference-worst Wild look to avoid a seventh defeat in as many road games this season Thursday night when they take on the St. Louis Blues.
Minnesota (2-6-0), adjusting to a new system under first-year coach Todd Richards, already has played six road games and lost them all while getting outscored 22-11.
The Wild have matched their worst road losing streak from all of last season and now look to avoid recording their longest since a franchise-record 11 straight road defeats from Nov. 20, 2006-Jan. 9, 2007.
They lost both of their games in St. Louis in 2008-09 and Niklas Backstrom(notes) was in net each time, though he went on to become a Vezina Trophy finalist with a 2.33 goals-against average. He's 0-3 with a 5.18 GAA in three starts at Scottrade Center, getting pulled after two periods in two of them.
Backup Josh Harding(notes) has won his only two starts in St. Louis and has a 0.74 GAA in four career appearances there. However, he's given up 11 goals in two starts this season.
St. Louis (3-3-1) went 3-1 against the Wild last season behind right wing Brad Boyes(notes), who had three goals and two assists in the Blues' three victories.
This will be Minnesota's first road game since Mikko Koivu(notes) was named captain Tuesday. The move seemed to pay dividends Wednesday as the Wild ended their five-game skid, as Koivu scored the tying goal with 4:51 left in regulation and the only goal in the shootout of a 3-2 victory over Colorado.
"He leads by example. He battles and competes," Richards said. "He's not perfect by any means, but his hard work and his effort makes up for a lot of the mistakes that happen in a game, whether it's by him or his teammates."
The Wild believe they will get better as they continue trying to jell. Offseason acquisition Martin Havlat(notes) returned from a two-game absence because of a strained groin muscle and the Wild also welcomed right wing Chuck Kobasew(notes) to the lineup. Kobasew was acquired in a trade with Boston on Sunday.
"You wonder if you'll ever get over the hump, so hopefully this does give the guys some confidence as far as finding ways to win games," Richards said.
The Blues are back home after a dismal end to a three-game road trip. They split the first two games before falling behind by four goals midway through a 5-1 loss at Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
Three nights earlier, St. Louis was dominant in a 5-0 victory at Anaheim.
"For us not to be ready to play the defending Stanley Cup champions is unacceptable," Blues goalie Chris Mason(notes) said. "We come off a good second and third period in Anaheim against a very good team. I don't know if we're getting a little ahead of ourselves and getting a little cocky and thinking that it should be easier than it really is. … To come out like we did against these guys, this is what's going to happen."
The Blues held a team meeting upon returning home and no doubt are looking for more from Boyes, who has one goal this season. Boyes led St. Louis in that department each of the last two seasons and had 33 in 2008-09.


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Each recipient of Federal funds under any applicable program through any grant, subgrant, cooperative agreement, loan, or other arrangement shall keep records which fully disclose the amount and disposition by the recipient of those funds, the total cost of the activity for which the funds are used, the share of that cost provided from other sources, and such other records as will facilitate an effective financial or programmatic audit. The recipient shall maintain such records for three years after the completion of the activity for which the funds are used.
(b) Audit examination
The Secretary and the Comptroller General of the United States, or any of their duly authorized representatives, shall have access, for the purpose of audit examination, to any records maintained by a recipient that may be related, or pertinent to, grants, subgrants, cooperative agreements, loans, or other arrangements to which reference is made in subsection (a) of this section, or which may relate to the compliance of the recipient with any requirement of an applicable program.
Source(Pub. L. 90–247, title IV, § 443, formerly § 437, as added Pub. L. 95–561, title XII, § 1231(c),Nov. 1, 1978, 92 Stat. 2346; renumbered § 443 and amended Pub. L. 103–382, title II, §§ 212(b)(1), 248,Oct. 20, 1994, 108 Stat. 3913, 3924.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 443 ofPub. L. 90–247was classified to section 1233b of this title prior to repeal by Pub. L. 103–382.
1994—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 103–382, § 248(1), substituted "grant, subgrant, cooperative agreement, loan, or other arrangement" for "grant, subgrant, contract, subcontract, loan, or other arrangement (other than procurement contracts awarded by an administrative head of an educational agency)", inserted "financial or programmatic" before "audit.", and substituted "three years" for "five years".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 103–382, § 248(2), substituted "to any records maintained by a recipient that may be related, or pertinent to, grants, subgrants, cooperative agreements, loans, or other arrangements" for "to any records of a recipient which may be related, or pertinent to, the grants, subgrants, contracts, subcontracts, loans, or other arrangements".
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Section effective with respect to appropriations for fiscal year 1980 and subsequent fiscal years, see section 1261 ofPub. L. 95–561, set out as a note under section 1232c of this title.
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Scientists have known that a magnitude 9.0 quake hit off the Washington coast in January of 1700, but until recently they didn't know exactly when.
It became a detective story where geologists in Washington found evidence in soil samples and ghost forests of red cedar trees that the land dropped five feet.
"That's what killed these trees here was the tide water that came in after the earthquake," said geologist Brian Atwater.
And there are records found in Japan of a ghost tsunami, but there was never an earthquake recorded in Japan or Asia at the time.
"And the two eventually came together to eventually give the earthquake time here of the evening of the 26th of January 1700," he said.
Scientists reverse-engineered the tsunami wave that came from the 600-mile long Cascadia subduction zone and figured out the massive shaker started at 9 p.m., 311 years ago today.


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This is the assembly used to house the Cricut® cutting blade. To adjust the blade depth, locate the adjustment knob on top of your cutting blade housing and turn it to the desired setting from one to six. The smaller the number the shorter the blade depth will be.
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The original blade housing was metal and PC went to this plastic version. It feels cheap and looks cheap in the machine. I am very disappointed they chose to go to a plastic housing.
I had to have my original E replaced when the new one came it had this housing in it. The housing seems to drag and keep the blade from cutting any type of paper cleanly. I have recalibrated my machine but still continually have trouble with this plastic housing. The original metal one gave a much smoother cut.
I had the original personal cricut then wanted to upgrade the the expression. I am so disappointed that PC went cheap on the blade housing. I do notice that the cutting isn't as crisp. I wish I could get a free metal blade housing replacement as I am not a completely satisfied with my new cricut
My son gave me a Cricut as a gift. Took it to scrapbook retreat with 5 other machines and experienced users. Noticed my cuts were horrible compared to their metal housing with my plastic housing. Ladies tried everything, just not going to cut. Ruined my weekend-disappointed my son :( contacted Cricut, shipping new housing, not feeling good about it.
I'm so disappointed with the plastic housing that came with my Expression. Just found out recently that my machine should and would cut better with a metal housing. What to do???
Nothing else to say...this plastic case sucks. I got a new machine expression machine and couldn't figure out why my shapes weren't cutting right. Now I see why.
Well, well, well! I am not the only sucker. I am new to all of the and when I got my Expression after using my personal cutter, found it would not cut right out of the box! Call PC and was told I had to "sync" it to make it cut. I wasn't sent a cord in the package so waited 9 days for the cord to arrive. when it did, it would accept the ""sync" why? b/c it wasn't an Expression Imagine! Of course now I have wasted all of this time, called again, they tried to reset it , found I needed a new housing for the blade, said they would send one, and I got an empty envelope! NO BLAD HOUSING!! Called again, 5th call in one month for one machine to work,a bit excessive, still waiting for the housing to arrive. Hope this one will work when it gets here!
Well I have an E2 and had been cutting really well. About a month ago it stopped cutting deep enough to actually cut anything out. I have the blade depth at 6 and still nothing. Called and complained to Provocraft about the plastic blade housing. They sent me a new one and much to my amazement it was the metal housing. WOW. What a difference. The plastic blade housing made the blade jump up and down thus not cutting. The metal one is awesome and now I can use my E2. They really should get rid of the lousy plastic housing. Think about it Provocraft.
i also am having ytouble with my new Expression machine cutting any type of paper i even got new blades and just got machine in Dec could not under stand why it would not cut only used a few times even got a new cuttting mat still having same problem so realy need new metal houseing plastic just not working my old machine had a metal and worked real good let daughter have it still cuts great but my expression does not so help need new houseing
I've taught Cricut classes for years & a number of my students have had serious problems with their plastic housings - the majority of those assemblies have had the internal 'steel' blade holder [the cylinder inside] not line up with the plastic hole in the assembly. Therefore the blade is rubbing ever so slightly against the outer plastic - which doesn't let the blade swivel properly for finely detailed cuts.... I have yet to see a metal blade assembly with this problem.
This piece of equipment is absolutely terrible. It actually makes me hate my Cricut machine, but it suddenly does not work properly anymore. This new housing is made of cheap plastic rather than the quality metal that originally came with my machine. It tears the paper, has uneven cutting pressure, and basically makes my machine worthless. I have had my machine for 5 years, and just replaced the housing unit for the blade recently. I adjusted every setting possibly trying to troubleshoot and make it actually cut without ruining my paper. No luck. Big fail on this one Cricut. You need to bring the metal ones back! People are going to think that your machines are poor quality because this one vital piece is trash.
Stupid me for using my reward points to buy 4 replacements (you always have to have extras)only to find that they are junk. The original that came with my machine that was purchased 5 years ago was metal and worked so much better. As usual, Cricut has no intention of replacing these sub-standard parts. But the best one is - about 1 1/2 years ago I bought 6 packs of mats the were on sale (12 ea.) and they are the poorest quality that can be made. I contacted Cricut numerous times by email and never heard a word. They had no intention of making them right. I had to dispose of the mats and take another loss. Now the housing sucks and don't expect Cricut to do anything about it. I was told to call their help line and someone would take care of the issue. All I received was rude staff that were unwilling to help. If you purchase anything from Cricut, beware. The only reason they get 1/2 star is because you can't rate any lower.
The rest of my new machine works great but you guys got taken on the plastic housing .. It doesn't work as well as the old one ... I did find I have to make sure to clean the blade of paper scraps that get up in it ... it doesn't cut as well seems to slip .. one time it works then it doesn't.
This is the metal housing again, which I am so happy they have gone back to! I was also having some problems with precision and looked online and saw that it was common with the new plastic housings. I decided to look for metal housings. I looked closer at the picture of this item (the one in the hands) and I saw it was shiny like metal. I called cricut support and they checked into it and yes indeed, it is metal. They actually offered me a free replacement because my E2 was still under warranty, it just came in the mail and I got a metal one. I am so happy about it. No problems now with precision and cutting yay! I ordered another one just now to use with my cricut create, or for the future in case I need it!
If you have a cricut expression/create/original/E2 and it came with a plastic housing, I would highly suggest buying this metal one before they discontinue it or go back to the plastic housings. I don't know if they plan on discontinuing it but I get this feeling they might now that they have released the cricut explore since it uses a different blade system.
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AOL will be delivering a daily briefing to users of the iPad and unlocked iphone 4 starting next week. They are looking to create a personalized magazine that is tuned for each of the specific users of the iPad through the release of their upcoming service titled AOL Editions. The company also released the video earlier in the day that details exactly how their new service will be working. The newest magazine will bring stories from a variety of different sources including BusinessWeek, CNNMoney, Forbes, TechCrunch and Wired.
There are going to be many different editions of this magazine released to users. Each of the editions will include 30 to 50 stories from different publications around the Internet, and will be accessible by opening the AOL Editions application for your iPad. Each of the stories will be tailored to things that you are interested in that AOL is able to determine from your history in the device. This is not a new idea, but will definitely be something that could potentially really take off. AOL has been looking for ways for themselves to expand their business following the fact that their ISP business fell off with the falling off a 50 6K dial-up.
It will be interesting to see how quickly this new online magazine is able to catch on with iPad users as of right now the application will only be available to iPad and iphone 4 unlocked users, but could become available to more in the very near future with other smart devices and tablet computers the idea of delivering tailor-made content is something that has been out there for a long time, but the embrace of it from AOL will be able to expand the way that it is viewed among users. The ability to have tailor-made, custom content delivered to you in an iPad magazine format will be something that will draw in many users for some time to come.


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CHATEAUGAY - Governor Andrew Cuomos office deems it a necessity to close prison facilities like Chateaugay Correctional Facility because it will save New York taxpayers money and because there are facilities with excess prison capacity.
We have excess prison capacity in your medium and minimum security facilities and this makes closures a necessity, Thomas Mailey, public information director for the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, wrote in a letter sent to Chateaugay officials last month.
Mr. Mailey sent the letter on behalf of Gov. Cuomo and Department of Corrections Acting Commissioner Anthony Annucci in response to a letter from Chateaugay Town Supervisor Don Bilow opposing the closure of the facility.
We understand the impact these decisions have on communities, like Chateaugay, but we are also charged with ensuring that state resources are effectively deployed and the closings we have announced will save New York taxpayers over $30 million annually, the letter said.
In his letter to Gov. Cuomo, Mr. Bilow raised several arguments to keep the prison open.
He noted that the natural gas line that is coming to Chateaugay would provide the facility with a low-cost energy supply.
This board strongly supported the St. Lawrence Gas pipeline project to aid in economic growth to our area, according to the towns resolution, approved in September. One of its goals was to provide affordable natural gas to the prison in Chateaugay.
Cheryl Poupore, one of the calculation clerks at the facility for the past 12 years, said the facility paid $26,516 a month for fuel oil in 2012. She noted that she sent in a request through the Freedom of Information Act to see what other facilities in New York state were paying for their fuel costs and has yet to receive any information.
The actual amount of money to be saved from a switch to natural gas was never calculated once the state announced in July that it would close the Chateaugay facility July 26, 2014, according toMs. Poupore.
But Mr. Maileys letter stated that no matter the amount of dollars saved the amount does not add up to the millions we will save taxpayers by transferring the parole violators, currently being housed at Chateaugay, into other medium security facilities that have excess prison capacity and then closing the facility.
Mr. Bilow also noted in his letter to Gov. Cuomo the economy in Chateaugay cannot afford the loss of 111 jobs –– jobs that Franklin County Board of Legislators Chairman Billy Jones, D-Chateaugay, said provide $7.8 million in annual payroll.
We are a very small community with few major employers, Mr. Bilows letter stated. The entire communitys economy benefits from the money that the staff spends here and in the surrounding area [Franklin and Clinton counties].
Mr. Bilow also noted that the facility has given area youth the opportunity to stay in the north country instead of moving to another area or state to find employment.
Mr. Bilow also suggested if would be difficult to sell the facility because it is located in a an economically depressed area with low real estate values and the reuse of the buildings would be limited.
Mr. Mailey noted that members of the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision are working with the Department of Civil Service, the Office of General Services and the Empire State Development Corporation to evaluate the potential sale and re-use of Chateaugay and the other three facilities.
Monterey Shock in Schuyler County, a minimum security facility, along with Butler in Wayne County and Mt. McGregor in Saratoga County –– both medium security facilities like Chateaugay –– are also supposed to close their doors on the same date.
These departments are also assisting in staff placement, according to Mr. Maileys letter. Corrections officials have promised no layoffs because of the closing, but employees at the facility would have to transfer to other prisons around the state.
In two weeks, nine officers will be transferred, leaving fewer than 100 employees at the facility, according to Ms. Poupore.
Currently there are 174 inmates, according to Brenda Brue, a nurse who has been at the facility for the past 12 years.
Ms. Poupore said there will also be a 50/50 raffle drawn every two hours. Proceeds will go toward the production of the Save Chateaugay Task Force Booklet.
The booklet, which will be sent to Gov. Cuomo and lawmakers, will contain roughly 21 pages. These pages will contain facts, statics and information about the economics of Chateaugay and the facility. It will also include facts about the community and Franklin County and the benefits of the Return Parole Violator program that the facility offers.
I think everythings falling into place, Ms. Brue said.
About 360 shirts will be handed out to those in attendance.
Food and beverages will be provided, as well a sentertainment.
For the 2012 Chateaugay village sewer bill, the facility made two payments of $26,625.
If the facility is lost, Chateaugay Deputy Mayor Bob Bessette noted sewer bills for those in the village will increase roughly $135 to keep up with the loss.
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Lane Kiffin promoted Clay Helton to offensive coordinator and announced the hiring of three new assistants. Mike Summers will be offensive line coach, while Tommie Robinson will coach running backs and Mike Ekelar will coach linebackers.
Helton has been the Trojans' quarterbacks coach the past three seasons. He added the passing game coordinator title in 2012.
Summers spent the past three seasons as Kentucky's offensive line and running game coordinator. Before Kentucky, he was hired by Bobby Petrino in 2003, and coached with Petrino until 2009 through stops at Lousiville, the Atlanta Falcons and Arkansas. He accepted a position to re-join Petrino at Western Kentucky in January.
Robinson spent the past three seasons as the Arizona Cardinals' running backs coach. He joined the Cardinals after working the previous three seasons as running backs coach at Miami (Fla.).
Ekeler spent the past two seasons on Kevin Wilson's staff at Indiana. Before that, he was linebackers coach at Nebraska for three seasons (2008-10).
James Cregg will remain as offensive line coach working alongside Summers, while associate head coach and special teams coordinator John Baxter will add the tight ends to his coaching duties.