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- Is the Telfair trade a vote of confidence in Jarrett Jack - my boy from Tech - or does it signal that Marcus Williams is the sure pick for the Blazers?
- Tyrus Thomas: O-ver-ra-ted. A single, sparkling performance against Duke/Sheldon, but his last six games: 9,9,7,9,21,5. This "freaky" athlete managed to free himself up for 4,4,4,5,14,4 shots respectively.
- How wormy is Dick Vitale? Admittedly, he's fun to have in the analyst's chair at Chapel Hill or Durham for Big Monday, but he's so friggin' predictable on draft day, you can fill in the mad lib sheet: shit on the internationals, fellate the four-year guys and anyone who had a stellar single performance in March, and gesticulate wildly over anyone he classifies a "winner" - though he never seems to articulate exactly...or even approximately what that means.


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We are young designers who create books, identities, websites, films, campaigns, objects and type for various audiences.Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
A fascinating site for a new company that hires out photo booths. I love the simplicity of the navigation and the way the site guides you through the explanation of the service.Posted in Web Design → Photography
A beautiful use of dynamic transitions build this stylish page, with an interesting sense of perspective on the three content boxes.Posted in Web Design → Misc
A bright, fun, and characteristic design for a personal portfolio site. With a fun balloon animation to boot!Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
A superb example of a portfolio site that immediately makes an impact with the eye-grabbing header. I really like the consistent use of the yellow ribbon to pull the content together and the clean layout.Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
An excellent magazine theme that allows you to create unlimited custom review "mini-sites" within your main website. I like the use of the grid layout and the intuitive navigation throughout the theme.Posted in Web Design → Magazine
An extremely weird, yet supremely fascinating site that really grabs your attention. I actually quite like the business and oddity of the central design, you can't say this site doesn't have character!Posted in Web Design → Misc
Ovid is the Wordpress theme for Business, Corporate, Software, Portfolio and Blog built with latest Wordpress features. Custom Post Type, Skin & Colors, Extensive admin panel etc.Posted in Web Design → Corporate
A dramatic and unerringly bold site that's designed to make an impact. The design of the site fits beautifully with the drive of the sites vision. I love the use of orange and the excellent typography.Posted in Web Design → Education
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The personal portfolio of James O\'Connell features a screen-wide slideshow that makes a great impact. As a designer it\'s vital to showcase your work and design philosophy to any prospective clients and this is achieved here using a gallery of James\' recent work. I like the subtlety of the dark grey text on the light grey background. It\'s not something that immediately makes sense, but that works perfectly to allow the colourful designs to grab your attention.Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
A simple design for a homemade cake company that features mouth-watering photography! The typeface is great and the stripped back design allows your attention to be drawn to the beautiful treats on display.Posted in Web Design → Food
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Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) has hardly had time to learn his way around the serpentine halls of the Dirksen Senate Office building where his office is located, but his name is already being bandied about as a possible presidential contender.
The freshman senator's possible run for the White House was featured in a story published Monday, January 7, by Politico. This is the first time such "buzz" has been heard about Cruz. Before Cruz even won the Republican Senate nomination, several stories considered the "Cruz for President" question.
While Cruz's conservative bona fides are impressive (Senator Rand Paul considers him an ally in the fight to restore constitutional fidelity to Congress), the Politico article (and hundreds of derivative pieces) are now questioning Cruz's eligibility to occupy the Oval Office.
Politico's David Catanese writes:
Ted Cruz may have the aura of a future presidential contender, but is he even eligible to run?
The newly sworn-in Texas senator and rising Republican star was born in Canada, to a mother who was born in Delaware and a Cuban father. That's triggered a debate about whether he's eligible for the nation's highest office — nevermind that he's been in Congress less than a week.
There's the rub, constitutionally speaking. Cruz's north-of-the-border nativity added to his father's Cuban nationality might add up to his being disqualified before he even steps up to the blocks to run for the White House.
The bundle begins to unravel, however, when one begins to wade into the historical origins of the "natural born citizen" phrase used in Article II of the Constitution. The Constitution does not define natural born citizenship, neither have Supreme Court and Congress. The term "natural born citizen" comes from the English concept of "natural born subject," which came from Calvin's Case, a 1608 decision.
Natural born subjects were those who owed allegiance to the king at birth under the "law of nature." The court concluded that under natural law, certain people owed duties to the king, and were entitled to his protection, even in the absence of a law passed by Parliament.
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CSU Campuses Launch New Certificate for High-Demand Biotech Professionals
CSUCI, CSUDH, and SDSU Launch Certificate for High-Demand Biotech Professionals
Erik Fallis, (562) 951-4800
(October 22, 2009) – Three California State University campuses (Channel Islands, Dominguez Hills and San Diego) are responding to California's workforce demand for biotech professionals with a new online certificate for Biotechnology Project Management in Quality Assurance.
The certificate is designed for professionals, with science and engineering backgrounds, who wish to advance their knowledge of the practical skills and tools needed to successfully lead, manage and optimize product development in the life sciences industry. The skills and tools taught as part of the certificate programs stem from a partnership between CSU faculty and industry experts.
The post-baccalaureate certificate programs were developed and will be offered jointly through extended education at each of the three campuses. The programs were made possible, in part, by a grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) that is managed by the CSU Program for Research and Education in Biotechnology (CSUPERB). The purpose of the grant is to serve the needs of the regional life sciences industry in the greater Los Angeles area.
"The biotechnology and other life science industries are among the nation's most promising job creators. These are high-paying, high-demand jobs that will fuel the 21st century California economy," said Susan Baxter, CSUPERB executive director. "The state and nation's ability to compete in the global biotech market depends on educating a skilled workforce."
The certificates are among the very first results of collaboration through the Biocompass Project–a public-private partnership of eight CSU campuses in Southern California, the Southern California Biomedical Council, the Pasadena Bioscience Collaborative, and Pasadena City College. The project focuses on coordinating workforce delivery systems and providing industry-specific training to help bridge the gap between current educational offerings and the skill sets needed by biotechnology companies. Biocompass will offer practical, cutting-edge laboratory experiences, short-term workshops, specialized courses and programs taught within the context of the regulated business environment unique to the biotech industry.
About the California State University
The California State University is the largest system of senior higher education in the country, with 23 campuses, approximately 427,000 students and 44,000 faculty and staff. The CSU awards about 99,000 degrees annually and since its creation in 1961 has conferred nearly 2.6 million. The CSU is renowned for the quality of its teaching and for the job-ready graduates it produces. The mission of the CSU is to provide high-quality, affordable education to meet the ever changing needs of the people of California. With its commitment to excellence, diversity and innovation, the CSU is the university system that is working for California.
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I'm Erin, I live in Florida and am 17.
On craigslist I saw an add for a $30 pure colby bloodline 9 week pit pup without shots.
Not ready to get a puppy but just being bored and wanting to play with a puppy, my friend and I met the man at CVS.
When we got there, the puppy was running around the mans car. He looked VERY young, younger than 9 weeks but he wasn't scared of me. He had fleas everywhere, scabs, and dirty ears. Feeling bad for the pup, I brought him home with me with no questions asked. I just wanted to save this boy. His name is now Cooper
I cannot tell you how many fleas were on him, lots of scabs probably from fleas. Had tapeworm and staff infection on his belly. Nursed him back to health and he is now completely healthy and up to date on shots. The vet said that he was currently probably 8 weeks, meaning I got him around 7. This would now make him 10 weeks.
He sleeps a lot it seems but when he's active, he is ACTIVE! He is now 11 pounds, was 6.5 when i got him 3 and a half weeks ago. He is the smartest puppy I know and I absolutely love him but am curious as to what type of dog. I know he has some pit in him but don't believe he's pure. Can you help me out?
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NEWPORT–In the second half of the Crusader doubleheader, UCA's boys (5-4-3) came out with a defensive strategy aimed at stopping the high-scoring Cabot Huskies (9-2-1).
Their plan was executed quite well in the first half, allowing just a goal, but in the second, Cabot tacked on four more, winning the contest 5-2.
"They gave me absolutely everything they had," said coach Alyssa DeLaBruere. "When we into this game I told them they would need to give everything they had to beat this team and they did that. Although we didn't win, I think it was a very evenly matched game."
The Huskies wasted little time getting on the scoreboard.
Darren Celley notched the first of his three goals just two minutes into the game, staking his squad to a 1-0 lead.
UCA responded with a counter-strike from Ji Kim, but Cabot's Seth Herrick made the stop.
Undeterred, UCA continued to gnaw away at the Huskies.
Dale Martell had the best game I've seen him play all year.
He was aggressive when necessary, passive in protection when the situation called for him to be, and where he has been hiding that howitzer of a foot of his is the million dollar question.
In the 17th minute Dale unleashed one of the hardest shots that has been seen by this reporter in quite some time.
It had top-shelf written all over it in multiple languages, but I guess the rain had smudged the ink and it rang off of the crossbar instead.
Back in the UCA end of the field, Chris DeLaBruere regrouped from the early Cabot tally and was outstanding, making multiple highlight reel saves, worthy of some time on Sportscenter.
With time winding down in the first, the Crusaders were awarded a direct kick just outside the 18.
Martell let loose another blast, tying the game at 1-1 before time expired.
"I just kept my head down on the free kick and kicked it over their defense and that was it," Martell said.
Said DeLaBruere, "The is exactly what we needed to give us motivation rolling into the second half. What a beautiful shot"
While UCA had the motivation, it was the Huskie offense springing to life in the second as Celley repeated his previous performance, once again scoring early in the half.
He completed the hat-trick later in the second, putting Cabot up 3-1.
Limoge almost brought the score to 3-2, but Herrick again was there with the save.
With the score now 4-1, Ji Kim put in his own penalty-kick rebound to make it 4-2.
Cabot added another one late, finalizing the score at 5-2.
DeLaBruere stopped seven shots, as did Herrick.
UCA will be back under the lights on Wednesday, taking on Concord at 6:00.


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Guidance in Diet and Physical Activity for Prevention of Weight Gain After Gastric Bypass Surgery
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Primary Outcomes:
- To study cross-sectional associations between diet, physical activity, T2DM and weight in subjects 2 yrs after surgery.
To study if subjects receiving extra guidance in diet and physical activity experience less weight gain compared to a control group.
Secondary Outcomes:
- To study the association between vit.D levels and T2DM.
- To study the association between weight change and QOL.
- To validate the new guidance strategy by recording food intake, energy expenditure and physical activity level.
- To study if subjects receiving extra guidance in diet and physical activity experience other health effects compared to a control group.
- To search for biomarkers that can identify people at risk of increasing weight post surgery
Other: Lifestyle intervention to prevent weight regain
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Guidance in Diet and Physical Activity for Prevention of Weight Gain After Gastric Bypass Surgery.
- Weight regain [ Time Frame: 2 and 4 years postsurgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Changes in QOL, insulin resistance, diabetes, cardiovascular risk factors, nutritional status. [ Time Frame: 2 and 4 years postsurgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|September 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Lifestyle group counseling
Included patients will be randomised into two groups: to the intervention group or to the control group.
Other: Lifestyle intervention to prevent weight regain
To study if subjects receiving extra guidance in diet and physical activity experience less weight gain compared to a control group.
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Detailed Description:
Expected weight loss after GBP is 60-80% of the overweight. GBP is effective therapy against the obesity-related disorders, including T2DM. Some subjects start gaining weight within 12-18 months after surgery. Weight gain may again increase the risk for developing obesity-related disorders. Previous studies have found a link between vitamin D deficiencies and T2DM. Vitamin D levels will be monitored during the intervention. Studies have shown that patients who underwent GBP experienced a dramatic improvement in quality of life(QOL). After reaching maximum weight loss, many will slowly gain weight. For some people that means a decrease in QOL. In order to prevent weight gain it may be useful to provide additional follow-ups. Participants are randomised into two groups: Group A will receive extra guidance and follow-up, while Group B will continue with the existing scheme. Participants in Group A will over the next 2 yrs take part in frequent meetings. To assess dietary habits, physical activity patterns and QOL, food diaries, physical activity questionnaires and QOL questionnaires are used. Anthropometric and blood pressure measurements will be taken and blood samples will be collected at regular time intervals before and during the study. The results will be used to validate the effect of extra guidance, and to decide if this treatment shall be offered to all of our patients.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients undergoing gastric bypass surgery at OUH in the period January 2006 to June 2009 (recruited 24 ± 9 months following surgery)
- Willingness to participate at regular meetings at OUH
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients who have experienced serious complications due to the bariatric surgery
- Patients who do not understand Norwegian
- Immobile patients
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01270451
|Oslo University Hospital
|Oslo, Norway, 0407
|Principal Investigator:
|Anne-Marie Aas, Phd
|Department of Nutrition & Dietetics, Oslo University Hospital, Aker
|Study Director:
|Helga Refsum, Prof.,MD,PhD
|Dept. of Nutrition, University of Oslo (UiO)
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Oslo University Hospital, Anne-Marie Aas
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01270451 History of Changes
|Obsolete Identifiers:
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|08/302d, 2008/6365 (REK), 08/7772
|Study First Received:
|January 4, 2011
|Last Updated:
|October 22, 2014
|Health Authority:
|Norway:National Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics
Norway: Department of Biobank
Keywords provided by Oslo University Hospital:
Weight maintenance
Group counseling
Prevention of diseases
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Weight Gain
Body Weight
Body Weight Changes
Signs and Symptoms
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10 Tweets From #IABMB That Show The Power Of Mobile
A room full of top mobile thought leaders gathered at the 5th annual IAB Mobile Marketplace yesterday. The IAB Mobile Marketing of Excellence was honored to lead the full day of keynote speakers, workshops, and town hall discussions on leveraging opportunities in mobile marketing. The time to act on those opportunities is now.
Inspired by an awesome event, I put together a list of 10 tweets from the event highlighting the power of mobile. Don't hesitate to retweet them out!
Anna Bager: Mobile Ad Revenue has more than tripled and more than 50% of Americans have smartphones. #IABMB— iab (@iab) April 11, 2013
Thomas Fellger: There are now more mobile phones than toothbrushes. #IABMB— iab (@iab) April 11, 2013
Fellger: Mobile isn't trying to change behavior. It enhances normal behavior. #IABMB— iab (@iab) April 11, 2013
Car manufacturers don't sell cars anymore, they sell mobility. A great way to integrate mobile in their products. #IABMB— AmandaMDA (@AmandaMDA) April 11, 2013
Mobile first is no longer a strategy — it's a reality. #IABMB— Dani Rosen (@DaniRosen) April 11, 2013
@roviohq taking over the world. Started with heavy eyebrows on a red bird ball in the App store. That's the power of "mobile first." #iabmb— Nelly Arnold (@NellFerragamo) April 11, 2013
You can't just say trust us, the numbers are good. #guidelines for #mobile #measurement are needed and the @iab is working on them. #IABMB— Quantcast (@Quantcast) April 11, 2013
Video on #mobile is consumed as both content and #ads. That's a huge opportunity. #IABMB— Mojiva (@Mojiva) April 11, 2013
Takeaways for brands looking to max mobile presence? Mobile's a team sport, launch & always learn- @pynhead @eweisberg @moeysantos #IABMB— JWT New York (@JWTNewYork) April 11, 2013
Paskalis: The perfect compliment to TV watching is the mobile device. #IABMB— iab (@iab) April 11, 2013
About the Author
Anna Bager
Anna Bager is Vice President and General Manager of the Mobile Marketing Center of Excellence at the IAB. You can tweet her @AnnaBager.


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Cloud Computing World Conference
Visit us on the OW2 booth and attend the Open Cloud Workshop!
Open Cloud Workshop, April 10, AfternoonThis workshop will be organized and co-ordinated by OW2, and will be open to other open cloud communities. It will offer to attendees a mix of panel discussion and presentations given by experts from the open cloud community at large. The detailed program will be published soon, stay tuned! Register now to Cloud Computing World Conference and select the Open Cloud Workshop. About the Open Cloud Workshop:
The Open Cloud is reaching public and private infrastructures, offering a new flexibility to local, national and global IT projects. Innovation takes place around technical and collaborative projects federating ISVs, scientific and industrial research groups. They rely on cloud standards such as OCCI, CIMI and CDMI to improve data portability and service interoperability over heterogenous infrastructures. To seize the latest Open Cloud opportunities, visit Cloud Computing World Expo, April 10-11, in Paris and join the April 10th afternoon free Open Cloud Workshop, designed and co-ordinated by the OW2 OSCi (Open Source Cloudware initiative) and gathering many open cloud projects, experts and communities. Tentative topics (to be confirmed) :
- OCEAN: premier who's who du Cloud Open source
- Comment intégrer l'Open Source dans le datacenter ?
- L'open Cloud revisite l'informatique hautes performances (HPC)
- Les enjeux du passage à l'échelle
- Les communautés open cloud et leur défis


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angry tapir writes: "ARM is working with Microsoft to tune the Windows OS to work on processors based on ARM's 64-bit architecture. Ian Forsyth, program manager at ARM, could not comment on a specific release date for the 64-bit version of Windows for ARM processors, but said ARM is continuously working with software partners to add 64-bit support."
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Video: Officials looking to ID truck in Glenburn case
BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Police need help identifying a vehicle in the case of the missing Glenburn girl. They are looking for anyone who may have seen a black Ford Ranger truck seen in Glenburn on Route 221.
Police are simply asking for help identifying the truck. It would have been in the area between 8pm and 2am on May 12th.
Investigators also said they will continue search throughout the weekend. They have received tips from the public and will continue to follow them.
Police have been searching for Nichole Cable all week. She has been missing since Sunday May 12.
The image police seleased is a stock photo of the truck and not to be considered the exact truck they are looking for.
If you have any information that may help police locate Nichole please call at: 945-4636 or 1-800-432-7911


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Linda Lou Foflygen
She was born November 14, 1947, in Braddock, a daughter of the late Clark and Florence Marie Sinnhuber Campbell.
Mrs. Foflygen graduated from Canon-McMillan High School and worked as a meat cutter at the Amish Touch.
She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother who loved spending time with her grandchildren.
Mrs. Foflygen enjoyed riding motorcycles and was a member of LOOM 22.
On August 4, 2004, she married James K. Foflygen, who survives.
Also surviving are three daughters, Dana (Jim) Grimm of West Alexander, Daryl (John) Holt of Cecil and Dawn (Alex) Gallinal of Winter Park, Fla.; a stepson, Robert D. Foflygen of Washington; a sister, Donna Ciana of Washington; and four grandchildren, Alishia Grimm, Allison Grimm, Alexis Holt and John Holt.
At the request of the deceased, there will be no viewing.
A graveside service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday, November 30, 2012, in National Cemetery of the Alleghenies, Cecil Township. Memorial contributions may be made to Amedisys Hospice, 2215 Hill Church Houston Road, Suite 1A, Canonsburg, PA 15317. William G. Neal Funeral Homes Ltd., 925 Allison Avenue, Washington, is handling arrangements. Additional information and a guest book are available at www.NealFuneralHome.com.


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THE NEW Royal Inn Beach Hotel Hutchinson Island, Ft. Pierce, Florida
The Perfect Location Close to Everything:
A soothing tropical atmosphere with beach access draws guests from all over the world (including the likes of Kenny Rogers, Willie Nelson and Barry White) to the Royal Inn Beach Hutchinson Island in Fort Pierce , Florida. Directly across the street from the sandy beaches and the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean, these renovated luxurious accommodations are also conveniently located within walking distance of the Fort Pierce Inlet Jetty Park and it's 200-yard long Jetty as well as numerous entertainment spots, late night restaurants including the famous Archie's Seabreeze, Jetty Lounge, Hurricane Wings & Grill, Blue Ocean Grill, Mangrove Matties and many others.
New 2013/14 Renovations & Great Amenities:
The Royal Inn Beach Hotel recently completed a full renovation in December 2013, which include a full gut renovation of the guestrooms and public area space, a complete exterior refresh and the addition of a resort pool (opens Jan 2014) and sundeck offering beach exit shower facilities and numerous chaise and cabanas. The hotel offers ocean view and sunset view guestrooms, all with private balconies, with either a king or two double beds. The Royal Inn's room amenities include Keurig coffee makers, USB bedside ports, wood tiling flooring throughout, stainless steel refrigerators and microwaves, 32-inch flat HDTVs with 5 channels of HBO and free wireless high speed internet. Continental breakfast is offered daily and the property also has a business center, gift shop and laundry for guest use.
The hotel also offers 700 square foot 2 bedroom apartment suites featuring Sealy Posturepedic Pillowtop double beds, a living area with dining table and sofa sleeper and a full-size kitchen with all cookware, dishware and utensils for those considering longer stays.
Specials & Discounts:
We offer daily, weekly, and seasonal monthly rates. Discounts are also offered to AAA and AARP members, Government & Military Employees as well as Negotiated Group Rates for wedding parties, family reunions, sports teams and the like.
Whether you are just on business, visiting family, planning a group stay or looking for a relaxing getaway for two, the Royal Inn Beach Hotel's luxurious features will exceed all your expectations!
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A famous ex-Atlanta Brave has been caught in a FOX 5 I-Team hidden camera investigation.Many Braves fans have memories of Otis Nixon leaping over the fence to take away a home run or stealing a team-record six bases in a game. But for some people, the cheering stopped long ago. They claim the ex-Brave used his baseball reputation to trick them out of as much as $1,000 each by falsely promising he could win early release for their loved one in state prison.FOX 5 I-Team reporter Randy Travis went undercover to meet with Nixon to see what promises he really makes.Click the video above to watch the full report!UPDATE - 03/18/13 : CLICK HERE TO WATCH RANDY'S FOLLOW UP STORY ON OTIS NIXON
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Last summer Brian Boyle couldn't be sure there would be a locker stall in Madison Square Garden with his name on it. Making the final roster out of training camp was no given, and how could it be? The former Boston College standout hadn't exactly made much of an impact in three NHL seasons.
But he was determined.
Boyle had logged just 10 points in two seasons with the Los Angeles Kings and spent most of his time with their AHL affiliate, the Manchester Monarchs. Not exactly what the Kings had in mind when they drafted Boyle 26th overall in the first round in 2003. After being traded to the New York Rangers for a 2010 third-round draft pick, he registered just four goals in 71 games in the 2009-2010 season. Boyle seemed destined to be a career minor leaguer.
This summer was a different story, however, and the continuation of a whole new chapter in Boyle's career. The towering 6'7'' center had a breakout season offensively and physically last year.
He scored career highs in goals (21), assists (14), points (35) and power play goals (4). Boyle ranked first on the team and 11th in the NHL with 240 hits and was a leader amongst Ranger forwards with 86 blocked shots. His value on the penalty kill and on an energy line with Brandon Prust and Ruslan Fedotenko also cannot be overstated.
Boyle's hard work on his skating with Olympian Barbara Underhill last summer paid off, quite literally. General manager Glen Sather locked up the restricted free agent to a three-year deal worth $5.1 million this summer. The $1.7 million annual salary was a nice raise from his previous $550,000.
Determination and hard work brought Boyle a long way, but can the late blooming success story bring the same swagger this season? The 26-year-old's offensive production slipped in the second half of the 2010 season, most likely due to the wear and tear of the 82-game grind. His minutes per game went up, especially as role players like Ryan Callahan were injured, which could explain his scoring drought. Boyle's secondary scoring may not be a sure thing, but his locker room presence and on-ice example seem to be.
If the preseason is any indication, Boyle seems poised to make something happen every shift, whether it is defending a teammate, battling in the corner or setting up a goal on the powerplay. Just give a listen to some of what he had to say while mic'd up during a preseason game against the Philadelphia Flyers in which he had a goal and an assist. Boyle also netted some key goals during his white team's training camp scrimmage victories.
Boyle worked with Underhill again this summer and that's the sign of someone who's unsatisfied and hungry for more; a good sign for the Garden Faithful. Another 20-goal season is a serious possibility and a goal Boyle should aim for.
Great Expectations: Expect Boyle to thrive under Coach John Tortorella's blue-collar grinder style once again chipping in with offense, energy and grit. But don't expect earth shattering, consistent numbers on offense or be disappointed if he falls just short of the 20-goal plateau. Richards, Gaborik and the Dubinsky/Callahan duo should be doing that heavy lifting. Boyle should use his size even more this season and show opponents who's boss around the crease. Keeping the penalty kill locked down is also a must.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Preliminary study results show that no chemicals used for fracking on natural gas drilling well sites have contaminated any drinking water aquifers at the site. Study officials, however, caution it is way too early to make any definite conclusions.
The study, funded through the U.S. Department of Energy, is being conducted by the National Energy Technology Laboratory in Pittsburgh.
It marks the first time a drilling company let government scientists inject special tracers into the fracking fluid and then continue regular monitoring to see whether it spread toward drinking water sources.
"NETL has been conducting a study to monitor for any signs of groundwater contamination as a result of hydraulic fracturing operations at a site on the Marcellus Shale formation in Pennsylvania," said Shelley Martin, media relations manager for NETL in an e-mail.
Hydraulic fracturing is a process commonly used in oil development. It is a technique that cracks open rock layers to free natural gas.
The study site is in Greene County, which is located southwest of Pittsburgh.
After a year of monitoring, the researchers found the fluids, combined with chemicals used to free trapped gas during fracking, stayed below the shallower areas that supply drinking water.
Drilling fluids with markers were injected more than 8,000 feet below the surface, but were not found in a zone of 3,000 feet higher. It means that the chemical laced fluid used for fracking stayed away from the drinking water supplies.
Martin cautions this study is in the infancy stages and more research is needed.
"We are still in the early stages of collecting, analyzing and validating data from this site. While nothing of concern has been found thus far, the results are far too preliminary to make any firm claims," Martin said.
A final report on the results is expected by the end of the year.
There have been documented cases in Susquehanna County, PA of water contamination. So far from what is known the problem is failed casings and spills. Not enough time has passed to verify if drilling fluids will migrate into shallow aquifers. But we do know the contamination problems have resulted from faulty casings and accidents and spills that occur during the drilling phase through the aquifer.


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As you, dear readers, no doubt spent the weekend shopping for other people-or at least thinking about gifts to get and that's virtuous enough-we think you deserve a reward. We know some of you have a hard time spoiling yourselves (that guilt gene must have skipped us), so we sought out some festive treats that will allow even the strictest consciences to indulge as nothing is over $150.
Today's two looks were inspired by Alexander McQueen's Fall 07 collection, which featured loads of trends that translate well into holiday party attire. For the first ensemble, we took a cue from the grecian folds on the green dress and found a simple, single shoulder, gold dress. Then we added a few gorgeous pieces of malachite-colored jewelry, neutral snakeskin pump, and a pale nude gloss (the exact shade that was worn on the runway).
McQueen also used a fair amount of sparkle in this collection, primarily via gold, silver, and copper embellishments. He also included some noir shine, like the sequined bodice on the above, midnight-colored maxi dress. We found a black, backless, sequined dress at Tophop that seemed to be channeling McQueen, as well as a sleek pair of heels and a vintage-inspired star cuff. While obviously there's no room on this outfit for the metallic studded belt, we couldn't resist showing it as well. Finally, the black chapeau is a nod to McQueen's fondness for hats and his beloved friend Isabella Blow.
1. Delia's Marilyn Dress ($44.50)
The uncomplicated metallic knit dress comes with a removable tie belt (not available in stores, it's exclusive to the catalog and web store).
2. Banana Republic Inlaid Square Bracelet
BR's green resin bracelet is one of our new favorite pieces. It has a fantastic Art Deco vibe and is an incredibly rich shade of green.
3. Banana Republic Oval Ring
Again, the jewelry guys at Banana knock it out of the park with this green onyx ring in a gold vermeil setting.
4. M.A.C. McQueen Lipglass ($14)
This lip color was created especially for the McQueen Fall 07 runway, as a pale counterpoint to the exaggerated Liz Taylor/Cleopatra gorgeous eye makeup. The shade is called White Magic and it is a limited edition product, so grab it while you can.
5. Max Studio Troy Heels
The four-inch heel and slightly rounded toe of these snakeskin-style pumps are very versatile.
6. Topshop All Over Sequin Dress ($150)
The elbow-length sleeves, boat neck collar, and knee-length hem look quite prim, but the black sequins and backless design are quite feisty.
7. Steve Madden Becki Pumps ($99.95)
While they come in many colors, the black/gold patent heels with woven details seemed most fitting.
8. Urban Outfitter Bird On The Wire Hat ($28)
In a wonderful move, Urban is currently stocking some amazing vintage-style cocktail hats, each one cuter than the last. Our favorite, for sure, is this black one which is festooned with feathers.
9. Kenneth Jay Lane Star Cuff ($115, also available in gold
As stars are on the upswing (look for them this spring), we couldn't help including this enameled black cuff. It also perfectly echoes the model's hair adornment!
10. BCBG Leather Belt ($128)
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Cantons Laura Pierce, Malones Morgan Marlow and Beaver Rivers Skylar Pastor emerged as the premier performers at Saturday nights NAC Indoor Track-Field Invitational. The NAC teams were joined by a group of Section 7 teams and Clinton of Section 3.
Pierce, a Lisbon Central junior, led the 1000 (3:01.7) and 3000 (12:60) meter runs and combined with Gemma and Rebecca DelRossi and Molly McMasters to form the winning 4x400 relay team in 4:23.6 and led the Lady Bears to the team title with 123 points. The DelRossi duo also combined with Paige Hamilton and Abby Hampson to form the winning 4x800 unit in 10:32.8 and Gemma DelRossi also ran second in the 600.
Clinton took second with 72 just one point ahead of Malone. Pastor, a South Jefferson student, finished as the only individual triple medalist as she led the 55 dash (7.4), the 600 run (1:38.5) and the high jump by the tie-breaker after clearing 5 with Massenas Jacalyn Lamica.
Marlow combined with Rourke Marlow, Mike Haas and Corey Lamere for as 4:26.8 victory in the 4x800 relay and paced the 3200 (10:07) and 1600 (4:26.8) runs leading the Huskies to the team title with 109 points.
Clinton took second at 89.5 and OFA took third at 73. The OFAs third place finish was paced by a first place from the 4x400 relay unit of Taylor Richardson, Donovan Smith, Andrew Colburn and Alex Wood in 3:35.8, a 1-2 finish in the triple jump by Jake Sias (40 10) and Taylor Bouchard (38 10), second places from Sias in the 300 and Bouchard in the long jump and a fourth by Smith in the 600.
Other meet champions were: Skyler Barrier of Plattsburgh in the 55 dash 6.6, Cody Updike 8.2 and Ashlee Carper of Plattsburgh 9.4 in the 55 hurdles, Carrie Pomainville of Malone in the 1500 5:08.4, Rourk Marlow of Malone in the 600 1:27.7, Soban Ayub of Saranac 37.8 and Maddie Fortier of Tupper Lake 45.3 in the 300, Ethan Vinson of Potsdam in the 1000 2:44.7, Potsdams 4x200 relay team of Peter Clark, Stephen and Adam Lewis and ODen Robertson 1:37.7, Tupper Lakes 4x200 relay of Maddie Fortier, Hannah Klossner, Samantha Ormsby and Tess Klossner 1:56.4, Aaron Sharlow of Malone 18 10 and Liz Stuttler of Clinton 15 4.5 in the long jump, Brooke Knight of Plattsburgh in the triple jump 33 1, Paul Ford of Ausable Valley in the high jump 5 10 and Evan Bresette of Seton Catholic 42 5 and Arianna Colbert of Norwood-Norfolk 28 8 in the shot put.
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MACEDON Clarkson University placed three golfers in the top 10, including Tyler Cline who finished tied for fourth, to take second place in the ECAC Division III Mid-Atlantic Championships that concluded Sunday at Blue Heron Hills Country Club.
Cline fired a second straight 72 in the 36-hole event to finish at 2-over-par 144. Teammate Matt Blair placed sixth at 147 (76-71) and Rob Wood of Clarkson was tied for 10th at 150 (75-75).
Clarkson finished second to St. John Fisher in the team standings.
Conor Taity of SUNY Potsdam tied for 12th (151) as the Bears finished in seventh place.
n Nick Escalante scored two goals and assisted on two others as the SUNY Canton mens soccer team beat SUNY ESF 4-1 Sunday at Canton.
Tyler Gallagher added goal and one assist for SUNY Canton (6-5). Goalie Evan Drew made one save to record the win.
n SUNY Canton fell 2-1 in overtime to SUNY ESF in a womens soccer game Sunday at Canton.
Jade Sayward scored for the Kangaroos (5-6) in the second half. Brittany Roach made four saves for SUNY Canton. Susan Fassler connected for the winning goal in the second overtime for SUNY ESF (7-0-2).
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When she attended Lipscomb University Kaitlynn "Katie" Haab Loy was a student-athlete who balanced softball with work on school publications and three years with the athletics media relations department. She excelled in the classroom and was named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic Team. She has a B.A. degree from Lipscomb in multi-media communications with a minor in journalism. Life is even busier now. She balances family with teaching, coaching and athletic administration duties. Despite her demanding schedule she found some time this week to talk with Lipscombsports.com.
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United States' Clean Energy Patents Soar, Report Indicates
October 31, 2012
The number of clean energy U.S. patents granted in a quarter has reached a new high in the second quarter of 2012, according to the Clean Energy Patent Growth Index. The second quarter's 786 patents topped the first quarter total of 694, making it the highest tally in any quarter since the firm of Heslin Rothenberg Farley & Mesiti P.C. began tracking clean energy patents in 2002.
The categories of patents monitored are: solar and wind energy; hybrid and electric vehicles (EV); fuel cells; hydroelectric, tidal, and wave power; geothermal energy; biomass and biofuels; and other renewable energy. The most patents (264) were granted for fuel cells, followed by solar (188) and wind (187). Among those that were granted patents, Toyota topped the list with 46, mainly in fuel cells and EVs, followed by GE with 43, consisting mostly of wind energy patents, and General Motors with 30 patents concentrated in fuel cells and vehicles. See the Clean Energy Patent Growth Index press release.


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Phrogman writes: The BBC is reporting that "Deforestation has revealed what could be a giant impact crater in Central Africa, scientists say. The 36-46km-wide feature, identified in DR Congo, may be one of the largest such structures discovered in the last decade." If you search google maps for "Omeonga Democratic Republic of the Congo" you will be right in the middle of the suspected crater.
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Notice is hereby given as required by the Utah Coal Mining Rules,
R645-300-121 that Sunnyside Cogeneration Associates, P.O. Box 159,
Sunnyside, Utah 84539, has filed an application for a five year
renewal of coal mining Permit No. C/007/035. Approval of this
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The permit area is comprised of approximately 241.25 acres located in
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S ½ and SE ¼ of NE ¼ Section 6, T 15 S, R 14 E, SLB&M
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(NBC) -- It is a story that gives hope to pet owners all over the country.
Stem cells are taken out of the dog's fatty tissue are harvested then injected into problem areas leaving the dogs completely healed.
"We couldn't take him on walks..he just laid around a lot," said Keith Nosowiak, Deniro's owner.
"We'd hear whimpering overnight... she'd take a few steps and she would sit down," said Luther Kortbein, Shadow's owner.
Until two months ago, Deniro suffered from severe arthritis, Shadow from hip displaysia.
Deniro's owner thought he may even have to put his German shepherd down.
"We felt we had a decision to make with his quality of life and being in pain we didnt want him to be in pain," said Noskowiak.
Shadow's owner was willing to try anything to cure her.
"Whatever the cost needed to get this done we were willing to do," said Kortbein.
Then Packerland Veterinary Center offered them stem cell therapy by using the dogs own stem cells and then injecting them back into the bloodstream joints.
"This is just the tip of the iceberg. Pretty soon I thnk we will be able to us this to regenerate more than just part of a tendon," said Veterinarian, Maura Mansfield.
The stem cell procedure proved to be a miraculous recovery for both animals.


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The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is investigating cases of Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) within the state.Â
There have been several cases of the disease in horses from surrounding states that returned from the National Cutting Horse Association's Western National Championships (NCHA) that was held at the Golden Spike Event Center in Ogden from April 29 to May 8.
This highly contagious disease which spreads rapidly can result in the death of the animal.
"If horses become infected with this disease that were not at the NCHA in Ogden, I will recommend at that time that all events involving horses, mules and burros be canceled in Utah," said Bruce L. King, state veterinarian.
As of 6 p.m. Tuesday preliminary laboratory results of nasal swab samples of suspect cases found in Utah have tested negative for this viral agent. "This is not an uncommon finding from nasal swab sampling and we continue testing of clinically ill animals," the veterinarian stated.
Horses will still be allowed to travel into and out of the state (please call the state of destination before travel).
There have been cases of the disease in Colorado and Washington which resulted in the quarantine of the veterinary teaching hospitals in Fort Collins, Colo., and Pullman, Wash.
This disease appears to be highly infectious and has resulted in numerous secondary cases.
Horses have been euthanized after showing severe neurological signs associated with the disease. EHV-1 is not transmissible to people; it can be a serious disease of horses that can cause respiratory, neurological disease and death.
The most common way for EHV-1 to spread is by direct horse-to-horse contact. The virus can also spread through the air, contaminated equipment, clothing and hands.Â
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SACKETS HARBOR With village Mayor F. Eric Constance planning not to seek re-election at the end of his term this year, a pair of candidates has emerged to run for his position.
Mr. Constance has said he will not run, most recently making the statement at Wednesday nights village Planning Board meeting. The candidates known to be vying for the position are Republican Vincent J. Battista III and Democrat Mark A. Pacilio.
Mr. Battista is nearing the end of his first four-year term on the Hounsfield Town Council. Before that, he served as a village trustee from 2007 to 2009. He also holds a seat on the Sackets Harbor Fire Companys board of directors.
I feel its my civic duty, he said. Im proud of the village and how its been run, and Im looking for ways to continue to improve its standing in the area and the state.
Saying his time as a town councilman gave him insight into the areas businesses, Mr. Battista said he wants to expand the villages business outlook.
In 2011, Mr. Battista lost by 46 votes to Timothy W. Scee Jr. in the town supervisors race.
Mr. Battista said Friday that five village mayors endorsed his run for office in the past few weeks: Mr. Constance and former Mayors Jon P. Constance, John W. Deans, Michael D. Hoagland and Jean H. Derouin.
Mr. Pacilio, who serves as chief of staff for state Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, previously served two terms as village trustee, including one as deputy mayor, and was also president of the village Chamber of Commerce and Sackets Harbor Foundation.
Mr. Pacilio said he considered running during his time as chairman of the chambers economic development committee in the past year and a half, which he said gave him a strong insight into developing business in the village.
As a trustee from 2003 to 2007, Mr. Pacilio said, he helped the board develop the villages sewage treatment plant, and the village found savings during that project that avoided large tax increases.
When many villages are seeking help because all of their funds are almost dry, I feel were in good shape, Mr. Pacilio said.
Another focus for his campaign is transparency in the villages government.
Sometimes its in the small details, but we need to make sure citizens know what is going on in every part of our government, he said.
Mr. Pacilio said his time on the road in his job had helped him develop connections with agencies across the state.
Theyre really critical when youre dealing with issues and some kind of problem pops up, he said.
The candidates said they respected each other and their differences were in policy and not personal.
Terms of two Board of Trustees seats, held by Peter R. Daly and Daniel E. Frechette, will also conclude at years end. Mr. Daly and Mr. Frechette are seeking re-election, and they face challenges from Cheryl M. Payne, former village Chamber of Commerce president, and Corey J. Lawler of Lawler Realty, which owns multiple properties at Madison Barracks.
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|Rains Hit: Flooding, Rescues, Evacuations
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The rains finally hit the High Country mid afternoon Wednesday, but before dark, many area of the county were in chaos. Troubles first cropped up in Avery, with roads flooded and serious traffic accident, including one head-on crash near the entrance to Cannon Memorial.
That wreck included entrapment, and the injured were rushed emergency traffic to Cannon, then rushed to Johnson City Medical Center while the state patrol began their probe of the crash. Numerous roads were closed, some washed out, others washed over before the center of activity shifted to Watauga. The first two swift water rescue efforts were launched, one on US 221 west of Blowing Rock, a car in a rushing stream, with no indication whether anyone was inside or not. A short time later, a definitely occupied vehicle became stranded in the water that overflowed the bridge at the entrance to Hound Ears on Shulls Mill Road, but after a rescue, the man inside was taken into the guard house to dry out—his car still stuck. Highway 105 in the Rockcrusher Hill area looked like a river, with water across the road and what appeared to be rapids on each side. A mud slide blocked one lane inbound to Boone. Then two other swift water rescues took place on Bamboo, Town of Boone crews able to reach the occupants and take them to safety. As usual, a number of cars were awash on the lot of Boone Mall, some driving onto the lot, others parked. Boone Fire soon found themselves with multiple emergencies at once, with some Bavarian Village apartments flooding, propane leaking from tanks pushed around by the flooding at Suburban Propane, eventually causing a lot of Meadowview Drive being evacuated while crews ventured onto the lot to find the leaking tanks. A fire call on Bluebird lane in then came in, and in the process of taking care of that, Boone Fire found a number of mobile homes in the Bradford Trailer Park were awash, and residents had to be taken to safety. Shelters were opened for the displaced, as emergency management began operations. Eventually, the line of storms moved east, and waters began to recede, but the daylight—now in the snow—the damage assessment really gets underway.
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|Nearly all of our homes offer fee-based, wireless broadband internet connections (WiFi). The service supports both the 802.11b and 802.11g wireless standards and the two major VPN Clients: VPN Pass-through and VPN NAT Traversal type connections. Multiple users in the same home may connect simultaneously once you establish your account. If your Laptop Computer is not equipped with a Wireless Card, you can purchase one at our Country Store.
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The Museum uses a chiller/thermal storage system to both keep the building's climate comfortable for our visitors in warmer months as well as to ensure proper humidity for the collections. The system produces ice during evening hours when demand is low and is placed in thermal storage units. Air is blown around containers with fluid chilled by that ice, which then circulates through the building during the day. As air conditioning usage is highest during mid-day, the Museum helps reduce our impact on the region's grid system and prevent brown-outs. The Museum has a 99.4 Kilowatt photovoltaic solar array on its roof. An average residential solar array is between 2–4 Kilowatts, so the Museum's is substantial. In fact, when the array was installed in 2002 it was the largest solar array in Illinois. You can see real-time monitoring of the solar array below, and there is an article in "Energy Seeds," a blog maintained by the Illinois Clean Energy Foundation, with additional information. The Museum also has seen energy savings of up to 40% by replacing its incandescent bulbs with fluorescent lighting, along with updating older fluorescent fixtures to newer, more energy-efficient models. LED lighting is being installed in phases as well, with the West entrance and parking lot recently converted.
When the Museum was built in 1921 there were six lightwells which provided large amounts of passive solar lighting throughout the building, but over the years these lightwells were filled in with collection storage areas (the Museum has over 26,000,000 specimens!). However, natural lighting almost exclusively lights the largest and busiest hall in the Museum, Stanley Field Hall.


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Despite an extended push to arm Jefferson County sheriffs deputies with a new form of the overdose reversal drug naloxone hydrochloride, commonly known as Narcan, data show there are misconceptions about how effective that would be since deputies are usually not the first to respond to overdose incidents.
The data, presented Tuesday by county Public Health Director Ginger B. Hall and Public Health Planner Stephen A. Jennings, include information on the location, nature, causes and circumstances surrounding the rapid rise in overdose deaths since 2010 as well as options for instituting a program designed to save more lives.
Deputies responded to only a small percentage of overdose/poison incident calls in the county during 2011 and 2012, according to Mrs. Halls and Mr. Jenningss report to the Board of Legislators Health and Human Services Committee.
There were 18 fatal overdoses in 2011 and 16 in 2012, according to the Jefferson County medical examiners office.
Deputies were the first responders on scene in only two of those fatal overdoses in 2011 and none in 2012.
In 2011, deputies responded to 51 out of 286 overdose/poison calls in the county, or 17.8 percent of calls.
In 2012, deputies responded to 49 out of 254 overdose/poison calls in the county, or 19.3 percent of calls.
In lieu of arming deputies, a new strategy has emerged, one that would enable all basic life support emergency medical service providers to carry the intranasal form of Narcan, which is sprayed into the nostrils via an atomizer.
Narcan blocks the receptors in the brain that respond to opioid-based narcotics such as heroin and prescription painkillers, reversing the respiratory depression that can result in death.
The 13 advanced life support agencies in the county already carry a form of the drug that is injected into the body. The intranasal form is supposed to be safer to carry and easier to administer.
Approval is pending by the state Department of Health for basic life support EMS providers to administer intranasal Narcan, according to the report.
Mrs. Hall said that approval may come during a coming meeting of the state Emergency Medical Advisory Committee, though no agenda for that meeting has yet been provided to Jefferson County Health Services.
In addition to the proposed changes to EMS provider guidelines, legislation is pending in the state Senate that would establish a pilot program enabling staff at some public high schools to administer Narcan, as well as law enforcement officers who have received training on properly administering the drug.
The data also show that overdose deaths are evenly divided between the urban and rural areas of Jefferson County.
Of the 18 overdose deaths in 2011, nine were reported in the city of Watertown and nine were reported outside of the city.
Of the 16 overdose deaths in 2012, eight were reported in the city and eight were reported outside of the city.
Though there is a 50/50 split in the number of fatal overdoses in the city versus the county, from a population perspective, the numbers suggest there is more drug abuse activity in the city, according to Mr. Jennings.
Twenty-two percent of Jefferson Countys population lives in the city.
The majority of drug overdose deaths in Jefferson County are attributed to opioids, and the majority of overdose victims are found to be deceased on scene, according to the report.
In an attempt to get emergency personnel to the scene in time, legislation aimed at encouraging drug users to call 911 without fear of prosecution was enacted recently.
The states 911 Good Samaritan Law, which went into effect on Sept. 18, 2011, provides some protection to drug users who call for help when someone they are with is overdosing.
Whereas sharing or giving drugs under normal circumstances can constitute the sale of those substances, such activities do not necessarily constitute a sale if someone calls for help under the new law, according to Jefferson County District Attorney Cindy F. Intschert.
However, the law does not protect people who have sold 8 ounces or more of controlled substances, not including marijuana. It also does not protect people with other outstanding warrants or those who may be in possession of an illegal weapon, Mrs. Intschert said.
It doesnt mean there wont be an investigation, but the intent is to save lives, Mrs. Intschert said.
Mrs. Hall and Mr. Jennings began the study on overdoses at the request of legislators, who asked for more information about the proposal to give sheriffs deputies the ability to administer Narcan.
That initiative, which steadily gained momentum in the late spring and early summer as medical professionals and substance abuse counselors persistently lobbied county policymakers, eventually stalled out after County Attorney David J. Paulsen raised concerns over the structure of the program.
Mr. Paulsen told legislators in July that according to state regulations, any such program would have to be sponsored by a local health facility or a medical professional and could place deputies at risk for liability.
The proposal to arm deputies with Narcan initially came with the idea that the New York City-based Harm Reduction Coalition would provide the drug to the county for two years, according to comments made during a May meeting of the Jefferson County Board of Legislators Health and Human Services Committee.
That is not strictly accurate, according to Dr. Sharon Stancliff, medical director of the coalition.
The state Department of Health provides free naloxone to registered programs, while the coalition provides training on implementing naloxone programs at registered agencies, Dr. Stancliff said.
At Tuesday nights meeting, the consensus among legislators was to wait and see what the state would do before considering any other options.
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(1) Pending matters.— A justice or judge of the United States before whom a habeas corpus proceeding is pending, may, before final judgment or after final judgment of discharge, or pending appeal, stay any proceeding against the person detained in any State court or by or under the authority of any State for any matter involved in the habeas corpus proceeding.
(2) Matter not pending.— For purposes of this section, a habeas corpus proceeding is not pending until the application is filed.
(3) Application for appointment of counsel.— If a State prisoner sentenced to death applies for appointment of counsel pursuant to section 3599 (a)(2) of title 18 in a court that would have jurisdiction to entertain a habeas corpus application regarding that sentence, that court may stay execution of the sentence of death, but such stay shall terminate not later than 90 days after counsel is appointed or the application for appointment of counsel is withdrawn or denied.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 646, 62 Stat. 966; Pub. L. 109–177, title V, § 507(f),Mar. 9, 2006, 120 Stat. 251.)
Historical and Revision Notes
Based on title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 465 (R.S. § 766; Mar. 3, 1893, ch. 226, 27 Stat. 751; Feb. 13, 1925, ch. 229, § 8(c),43 Stat. 940; June 19, 1934, ch. 673, 48 Stat. 1177).
Provisions relating to proceedings pending in 1934 were deleted as obsolete.
A provision requiring an appeal to be taken within 3 months was omitted as covered by sections 2101 and 2107 of this title.
Changes were made in phraseology.
2006—Pub. L. 109–177designated first par. of existing provisions as subsec. (a)(1) and inserted headings, added pars. (2) and (3), and designated second par. of existing provisions as subsec. (b) and inserted heading.
Effective Date of 2006 Amendment
Pub. L. 109–177, title V, § 507(d),Mar. 9, 2006, 120 Stat. 251, provided that:
"(1) In general.—This section [enacting section 2265 of this title, amending this section and sections 2261 and 2266 of this title, and repealing former section 2265 of this title] and the amendments made by this section shall apply to cases pending on or after the date of enactment of this Act [Mar. 9, 2006].
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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate sports editor
In the season finale, the Carbon High Dinos football team was shutout by the Spanish Fork Dons 42-0 on Wednesday night.
From the opening whistle to start the first half, it was all Spanish Fork. The Dons scored in multiple ways including rushing, receiving and a punt return for a touchdown before the first half was completed.
Carbon's rushing game was stymied by the Dons defense and the passing game was unable to generate positive yardage.
Despite the large deficit at halftime, Carbon head coach Jeff Blanc said he was proud that the team finished the game strong and didn't quit at any point.
With the loss, Carbon finished the 2011 season 4-5 overall and 0-5 in Region 12 play.
Read Tuesday's Sun Advocate for a full story about the game.


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BARTON – Dave McCausland and Sue Stenta, owners of Needless Things Vermont, are pickers with a good cause. While they do operate a for profit company, much of the focus is to sort out items that can be donated to people in need.
"We collect unwanted items all over Vermont, even down south," said McCausland. "People call and we'll pick it up. Most of the material we collect is in the area."
Read about this couple and the way they help others in Tuesday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for Sept. 24. 2013.