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NFL.com's Albert Breer reports that the Dolphins aren't firing DC Kevin Coyle "right now," but that the situation "remains fluid."
Panthers OC Mike Shula is "OK" with the fact that Cam Newton is on pace for 172 rushes this season.
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Suunto has earned a prestigious Fennia Prize Honorary Mention for the stylish ocean-inspired design of the Suunto D9tx, the first wristop trimix dive computer. The prize is aimed at encouraging firms to make "innovative and broad use of design in product development".
The Suunto D9tx is designed with the clarity and simplicity for which Suunto is renowned. Its intriguingly shaped bracelet is inspired by the wavy surface of the ocean; the frame's side pieces are shaped like the outline of a dolphin's nose while the titanium housing with scratch resistant sapphire glass form an ideal combination for diving.
CEO and President of Suunto, Mikko Moilanen, comments: "We're thrilled to receive this recognition. We take great pride in producing premium dive computers that meet the high demands of both style and function. The Suunto D9tx is an elegant watch yet also an extremely advanced dive computer."
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The Lipscomb Lady Bisons golf team finished 13th in the Ann Rhoads-Birmingham-Southern Shootout Feb. 20 and 21 in Birmingham, Ala.
The Lady Bisons shot 341 in first round and 345 in the second to finish with a 686 for the tournament. Jacksonville State topped the 15-team field with a score of 607.
Brie Rowdon was the top finisher for the Lady Bisons. She tied for 57th with a score of 167. She shot an 87 the first round and an 80 for the second.
Rounding out the scores for the Lady Bisons were Marie Fillers (89-82-171) for 64th place, Ashlee Catlin in a tie for 68th with a 174 (82-92), Callie Rice in a tie for 70th (85-91-176) and Brittney Beard at 82nd with a 183 (87-96).
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42 U.S. Code § 5189a - Appeals of assistance decisions
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Any decision regarding eligibility for, from, or amount of assistance under this subchapter may be appealed within 60 days after the date on which the applicant for such assistance is notified of the award or denial of award of such assistance.
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A decision regarding an appeal under subsection (a) of this section shall be rendered within 90 days after the date on which the Federal official designated to administer such appeals receives notice of such appeal.
Source(Pub. L. 93–288, title IV, § 423, as added Pub. L. 100–707, title I, § 106(l),Nov. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 4705.)
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Pub. L. 113–2, div. B, § 1105,Jan. 29, 2013, 127 Stat. 43, provided that:
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"(1) Administrator.—The term 'Administrator' means the Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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"(A) under section 403, 406, or 407 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. 5170b, 5172, 5173);
"(B) for which the legitimate amount in dispute is not less than $1,000,000, which sum the Administrator shall adjust annually to reflect changes in the Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers published by the Department of Labor;
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"(1) In general.—Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this section [Jan. 29, 2013], and in order to facilitate an efficient recovery from major disasters, the Administrator shall establish procedures under which an applicant may request the use of alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration by an independent review panel, to resolve disputes relating to eligible assistance.
"(2) Binding effect.—A decision by an independent review panel under this section shall be binding upon the parties to the dispute.
"(3) Considerations.—The procedures established under this section shall—
"(A) allow a party of a dispute relating to eligible assistance to request an independent review panel for the review;
"(B) require a party requesting an independent review panel as described in subparagraph (A) to agree to forgo rights to any further appeal of the dispute relating to any eligible assistance;
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"(ii) responsible for identifying and maintaining an adequate number of independent experts qualified to review and resolve disputes under this section;
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"(i) resolve any remaining disputed issue in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, and Agency interpretations of those laws through its published policies and guidance;
"(ii) consider only evidence contained in the administrative record, as it existed at the time at which the Agency made its initial decision;
"(iii) only set aside a decision of the Agency found to be arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law; and
"(iv) in the case of a finding of material fact adverse to the claimant made on first appeal, only set aside or reverse such finding if the finding is clearly erroneous;
"(E) require an independent review panel to expeditiously issue a written decision for any alternative dispute resolution under this section; and
"(F) direct that if an independent review panel for any alternative dispute resolution under this section determines that the basis upon which a party submits a request for alternative dispute resolution is frivolous, the independent review panel shall direct the party to pay the reasonable costs to the Federal Emergency Management Agency relating to the review by the independent review panel. Any funds received by the Federal Emergency Management Agency under the authority of this section shall be deposited to the credit of the appropriation or appropriations available for the eligible assistance in dispute on the date on which the funds are received.
"(c) Sunset.—A request for review by an independent review panel under this section may not be made after December 31, 2015.
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"(1) In general.—Not later than 270 days after the termination of authority under this section under subsection (c), the Comptroller General of the United States shall submit to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs of the Senate and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives a report analyzing the effectiveness of the program under this section.
"(2) Contents.—The report submitted under paragraph (1) shall include—
"(A) a determination of the availability of data required to complete the report;
"(B) an assessment of the effectiveness of the program under this section, including an assessment of whether the program expedited or delayed the disaster recovery process;
"(C) an assessment of whether the program increased or decreased costs to administer section 403, 406, or 407 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act [42 U.S.C. 5170b, 5172, 5173];
"(D) an assessment of the procedures and safeguards that the independent review panels established to ensure objectivity and accuracy, and the extent to which they followed those procedures and safeguards;
"(E) a recommendation as to whether any aspect of the program under this section should be made a permanent authority; and
"(F) recommendations for any modifications to the authority or the administration of the authority under this section in order to improve the disaster recovery process."
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The ground was a little soggy but the rain held off long enough for Warwick National Little League to stage its opening day ceremonies on Saturday morning. Providence police officer Daniel Famiglietti, a parent in the league, received permission from the department to bring along his horse, Cassidy, and the pair led the parade to the field.
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March 7, 2011 West Virginia magnate Jim Justice doesn't act the part of a billionaire mogul. He recently acquired one of America's most iconic pieces of real estate, the Greenbrier luxury resort in West Virginia. But on any evening, you'll find him coaching a local high school girls' basketball team and dining at Applebee's. Host Michel Martin speaks with writer Neely Tucker, who profiled Justice in this week's Washington Post Magazine , in a cover story titled, "The Richest Regular Guy."
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PRICE - Teresa Annie Angotti Oliveto, age 83, passed away Jan. 28, 2004 at the Heirloom Inn while surrounded by her loving family.
She was born Jan. 20, 1921 in Sunnyside, to Salvatore "Sam" and Catherine Guzzo Angotti. Married Ross Oliveto Sept. 16, 1941 in Price. He died May 16, 2002.
Annie was a devout Catholic and practiced her religion faithfully. She gave many hours of service to Notre Dame School while her daughters were attending. She took a great deal of pride making sure everything was neat and in order with her home and person.
Annie enjoyed spending time with her family, sisters and brothers. She especially looked forward to the many visits with her great-grandson, Nickolas. She enjoyed time spent at the Heirloom Inn with Shauna, Kelly and all the wonderful staff.
Survived by daughter, Carol (Earl) Marra, Price; granddaughters, Machele (Shane) Lemon, Grand Junction, Colo.; Stephanie (Steve) Oviatt, Huntington; Nicole (Rob) Alt, Billings, Mont.; great-grandson, Nickolas Ross Oviatt, Huntington; three sisters and one brother, Mary Paloni, Angie (George) Farlaino, Rose Grako, John (Mary) Angotti, all of Price; and numerous nieces and nephews whom she loved dearly. Preceded in death by husband, Ross; daughter, Merlene; parents; and brother, Tony Angotti.
The family would like to thank the wonderful staff at the Heirloom Inn and Community Nursing Hospice, especially JoAnn.
Funeral Mass was Jan. 31 at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers the family suggest contributions to Notre Dame Catholic Church.
PRICE - James "Jim" Edward Jentges, age 63, passed away Jan. 21, 2004 in Salt Lake City.
He was born Oct. 28, 1940 in Lady Smith, Wis. to Jas and Molley Compos Jentges. He married Fern Winters June 27, 1989 in Elko, Nev.
Jim enjoyed fishing, cooking, playing cards games, doing canvas work and woodworking crafts with small tools. He enjoyed the LDS Church, and going to the senior citizens center.
He is survived by wife, Fern Jentges of Price; daughter, Karla Jentges of Missouri; and stepson, James (Angie) Brailey of Price. Jim is also survived by brother, Larry and Sally Jentges; and sister, Dorothy Jentges.
A memorial service will take place at the Fausett Mortuary Chapel in Price on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 10 a.m. Private interment will be in the American Fork Cemetery.
CASTLE DALE - Robert Lynn Gordon, age 63, passed away Jan. 27, 2004 at his home.
He was born March 20, 1940 in Salt Lake City, to Clarence LaDean and Irene Dixon Gordon.
Longtime resident of Carbon and Emery Counties. Robert was an excellent fly fisherman who loved fishing the Huntington River and the big rivers of Oregon.
Survived by children, Vince (Brooke) Gordon, Draper; Jennifer Gordon, Portland, Ore.; Angel (Martin) Ayala, Chicago, Ill.; Tina (Bill) Mason, Auburn, Ind.; Michael Ayala, Portland, Ore.; sister, Joyce (Harmon) Winder, Pleasant Grove; aunt, Con (Marlene) Jensen, Castle Dale; best friend, Perry Murphy, Castle Dale; and sister-in-law, Myra Freeman, Castle Dale. Also survived by six grandchildren and one more on the way, Megan Angela Gordon. Preceded in death by brother, Leonard Gordon; and infant sister.
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Oh I like the 1st block the blues are gorgeous. I'm considering doing modified bento blocks for my month (feb) in the bee I'm in (fresh modern bee 2). I was wondering how to go about it in terms of getting the variety in the bento blocks - I'd not thought about getting the blocks returned in full and then cutting them myself. D'Oh! Problem solved me thinks! Thanks.ReplyDelete
love the colors in your bento boxReplyDelete
You always use such vibrant and fun colors and fabrics. Yes I do things "just because". Right now I am working on a quilt for one of my coworkers made out of her old scrubs. I didn't like it at first because I am used to working with fabrics that have pattern...and...the design I chose was just too bland, boring and unimaginative. I have now given it a more wonky look and think I will be much happier with the results.ReplyDelete
yep, i have :) a fun little small quilt-ReplyDelete
your blocks are great, and i love your mini quilt! :) i'm sure the recipient will love it too!
Always! I just make a super fun 'mug rug' with my fat quarterly quiltalong scraps off the end of each jelly roll strip. I fell in love with the Hunky Dory line as I was piecing my blocks and just couldn't ditch those ends...so they became this:ReplyDelete
I especially love the second block -- what is the block called (I'm looking for instructions but I don't know how to search for it!). Thanks :)ReplyDelete
Always, it is nice to take a break from the "to do list" and the projects you feel you have to get done. Currently I am working on a Apple Core quilt that I am completely doing by hand, just for the fun of it. :)ReplyDelete
i like to think of myself as "the luckiest triangle modern quilt guild member ever".ReplyDelete
I love that mini quilt - so cute!ReplyDelete
*LOVE* the third one down! I ADORE me some birdy prints! That would make great little table mats! :)ReplyDelete


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The new, more rigorous Common Core assessments concern both parents and teachers who want to know how much these tests are costing school districts, both monetarily and in terms of class time.
The Truth About Testing Act, introduced in the state Assembly and Senate in April, calls on Education Commissioner John B. King to compile that information for each district and local representatives support it.
Ive had several constituents concerned about how weve gone about our testing procedures in New York, said Assemblyman Kenneth D. Blankenbush, R-Black River. It would be our due diligence to find out what the ramifications of the testing are and how much time its taking up in the classroom.
At the Indian River Central School District Board of Education meeting May 2, district Education Association President Carmine V. Inserra Jr. spoke emotionally on behalf of the teachers about the effects of the Common Core assessments testing to align education standards throughout the country.
What were seeing is a lot of stress and not really a purpose at all, he said. Theres nothing I feel I can appreciate about the testing.
He said teachers feel that the tests are being forced on the students too quickly and that students are pawns in a state experiment. This years tests, administered from mid-to-late April to students from third to eighth grade, had more questions and less time than last years assessments.
How does that help a student? he said. I would never put a test in front of a kid, a child, that I knew they were going to fail. We cant stand to ignore this.
He urged all the board members to call their legislators and support the Truth About Testing bills.
In addition to compiling the cost and the total amount of class time spent on the assessments, the bill also would require compilation of the total number of student assessments administered in each school district, according to truthabouttesting.org.
The study will also include an anonymous statewide survey of teachers on the time devoted to test preparation for each student assessment, and will also survey teachers on the effect of test preparation on the quality of instruction and on recommendations from teachers as to how they would suggest improving student assessments, according to the website.
Mr. Blankenbush said he is concerned that the assessments will lead teachers to start teaching for the test rather than teaching children to love learning.
He said he has spoken with some teachers about the assessments, which began this year for third- through eighth-graders, but most of the concerns come from parents.
Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, also supports the bill, saying that it sounds like a fantastic idea.
I probably am going to go on as a co-sponsor, she said.
Although state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, was not available for comment, her spokeswoman, Sarah V. Compo, said the senator is planning to cosponsor the senate bill.
Senator Ritchie has been talking with constituents, educators and the chair of the Education Committee about this issue and has concerns, said Ms. Compo in an email.
Mrs. Russell worries that the state aid for rural upstate school districts she fought for is going toward buying and administering the tests rather than helping to sustain programs.
Im concerned about the amount of testing going on, she said.
She said many of her constituents have sent emails or letters to her office about the new tests.
Its absolutely an issue that folks in the north country are paying attention to, and its a concern for me, as well.
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Cornell, the Midwest Conference Champions, are ranked 14th in the USA Today Division III Top 25 and 15th in the D3Hoops Top 25, scored 12 of the first 14 points to take command early. An 8-3 run got Beloit back within 15-10. CC led 37-26 at the break.
The Buccaneers got with six at 37-31 less than a minute into the second half on a pair of Lauren McNanna free throws and a three-pointer by Kandace Fox before the Rams regained control with a 14-7 run. The Bucs kept battling and trailed 57-48 with 12:06 left but a 16-5 run by Cornell over a six-minute span gave them a 20-point advantage. The largest lead was 25 with just over two minutes remaining.
Cornell shot 52.6% for the game, including 60% in the second half, while holding Beloit to just 37.3% for the game.
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There is an interesting free video on Stratfor.com discussing the issue of technology and war. Basically they argue precision weapons have changed how wars will be fought and the moral calculations made in war.In 1900 a land fighting unit would have had artillery, rifles and bayonets. They didn't really have the ability to target an individual. The only way they could have gone after al-Awlaki would have been to invade whatever country sheltered him and fight a massive traditional war. That sort of thing started World War I for example.Now the military can send in drones, collect phone intercepts and target one or two individuals. They can find a guy like al-Awlaki or bin-Ladin and kill him without an invasion. In one sense that is good, an airstrike in Yemen is preferable to an invasion of Yemen. On the other hand we're acting like judge, jury and executioner when we use a drone because the target can't really surrender. That might not be so uncomfortable if we could limit drones to hot war zones. But the fact that our targets hide where soldiers aren't actively fighting opens a new can of worms.
and the bad thing is it's easier to wage war now because we can do it without risking U.S. military people
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hmmmmaybe it's a myth that liberals and conservatives can't agree with each other
"maybe it's a myth that liberals and conservatives can't agree with each other"haha I've enjoyed watching both sides make each other's arguments.
> > "How the war is fought is a minor almost irrelevant matter compared to the decision> > to go to war."> Normally I more or less agree with a lot of things you say...but in relation to the> above tell that to the Japanese after they were bombed with nuclear weapons.Dresden was wiped from the face of the earth - but it was Nazi Germany which went to war. Did wiping Dresden help end WW II and reduce overall casualties? Probably.Hiroshima was wiped - but it was Japan which went to war. Did bombing Hiroshima help end the war in the Pacific and reduce overall casualties? Very likely.But in both cases the casualties were very high.al-Awlaki or bin-Ladin thought they could wage terrorism against one country and yet be safe by hiding in another. They found out otherwise. Tough. But at least with drones far, far fewer people (collateral) get killed. Is that an improvement?ALL WAR IS PRETTY GHASTLY. Face it, accept it, and get on with life. And tell the pollies to stop grandstanding on the world stage pretending they have the right to act as global sherrifs.Cheers
" But at least with drones far, far fewer people (collateral) get killed. Is that an improvement?" Probably, with the caveats that those currently on the receiving end have long memories, drone technology is rapidly becoming widely disseminated, and, as always, what goes around comes around."ALL WAR IS PRETTY GHASTLY. Face it, accept it, and get on with life."A hard reality that the civilian population of the US has been sheltered from, with the exception of the South during our civil war. If they ever have to suffer the way countless other civilian populations have suffered down thru the centuries, perhaps our pollies will be forced to cease their Wyatt Earp grandstanding in other countries and there will be no further need for drones or any of the other diabolical goodies that we waste so much brainpower devising, thereby depriving us of precious talent that could be far better employed solving not only our own problems, but those of humaity at large. "And tell the pollies to stop grandstanding on the world stage pretending they have the right to act as global sherrifs."+1 Patience, Roger. IMO, it won't take too many more hard lessons for the American public to figure that out, if their reaction to Obama's threat to bomb Syria is any indication. AsChurchill once commented: America can always be counted on to do the right thing; after it has exhausted all the alternatives". ;0)
They can even be the same person.
"Personally I think drones are great, we just need to rethink the moral and legal limits to using them."Perhaps we should rethink the moral and legal limits of war.
"Perhaps we should rethink the moral and legal limits of war."+1The rub lies in deciding who gets to do the rethinking.
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Chestnut-breasted Mannikins inhabit banks of rank grasses and reeds on the margins of swamps, mangroves and rivers around northern and eastern coastal Australia. There they are locally nomadic, more so in the northwest than the east.
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The Chestnut-breasted Mannikin breeds all months but mainly in summer and autumn. They build a spherical nest compressed at side with dry blades of grass, that somewhat resembles a bottle on its side with nest sloping downwards. They line it with fine grass stems. They build their nests within 2m of the ground in dense clumps of grass and reeds or bushes. 4-6 eggs are laid and incubated by both sexes for 12-13 days.


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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- Leaders of the University of Maine state system are now trying to make it easier for students to transfer credits from one campus to another.
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A steering committee looking into the problem for the system's board of trustees is now recommending the university build better web pages for credit transfer. It also wants to see more uniform course work in majors like math, science and business as well as general education classes that can be easily transferred from one school to another.
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DULUTH, Ga. - Maya Moore scored 23 points, Rebekkah Brunson had 15 points and 12 rebounds and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Atlanta Dream 86-77 on Thursday night to win their second WNBA title in three years.
Tiffany Hayes finished with 20 points and Alex Bentley had 18 for Atlanta, which was swept in the best-of-5 finals for the third time in four years.
The Dream cut the lead to three points early in the third quarter, but Moore came off a screen on the next possession and hit a 3-pointer to make it 45-39. She and Brunson combined for 19 of Minnesota's 26 points in the third.
Atlanta forward Angel McCoughtry, the WNBA's two-time defending scoring champion, finished with 13 points and shot just 28.5 percent in the finals.
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text: CHICAGO, IL - OCTOBER 14: University of Chicago professor Eugene Fama addresses collegues, students and media at the university after learning he had won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences on October 14, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois. Fama, and his U of C colleague Lars Peter Hansen and Yale University professor Robert Shiller will share the prize. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) [ The Nobel Prize By Tom Egelhoff November 7, 2013 Many people questioned the nomination and award of the Nobel Prize to Vice President Al Gore and President Barack Obama. Read More|Comment Category: AM 1450 Exclusive, Commentary, Education, Events, Government, Opinion, Tom's Opinion Tags: al gore, alfred nobel, barack obama, chemistry, curie, dynamite, literature, peace, physics, physiology or medicine, tom egelhoff Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- A group of Mainers is joining a bi-partisan national effort to pressure Congress into comprehensive immigration reform.
The Partnership for a New Economy says reforming U.S. immigration policy is critical to the country's economy. Mainers who support the group held a news conference Tuesday to explain why it matters here.
State Rep. Jeff Timberlake (R - Turner), who owns Ricker Hill Orchards in Turner, said his business is at a competitive disadvantage when farmers in the West hire illegal immigrants at low wages. He also said the visa process is onerous, and forces him to predict the weather three months in advance to determine which 5-6 weeks during the year he'll need migrant workers. "If Mother Nature decides we're going to pick apples on September 1st this year or August 28th, and we have our paperwork that says that we can't have pickers until September 15th, I could lose a lot of apples."
Joel Pond of Fairchild Semiconductor said making more visas available can help the Maine economy by allowing high-skilled workers who are educated in the US to stay here. Pond said, "If our immigration system is not modernized to attract more skilled foreigners to our workforce, the US will lag behind, hurting our economy, our high tech sector and companies like Fairchild."
The Partnership for a New Economy is a national group that is looking for the principles outlined by the Gang of 8 in Congress to be a part of immigration reform. Among the reforms they're asking for:
- Tougher border enforcement
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The speakers in Maine are asking Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Senator Angus King (I-Maine) to support those principles.
In a statement, Senator King wrote: "I am strongly in favor of the bipartisan work already going on around immigration reform. This year is the time to do it and I am delighted that a group in Maine is actively involved. Immigration has played an important role in the formation and development of our country. At the same time, our current immigration system is broken and dysfunctional. "
Sen. Collins' spokesperson, Kevin Kelly said in a statement: "Senator Collins agrees that our immigration system is broken and is in need of comprehensive reform. She is pleased that Senators Rubio and Schumer, and other members of the Gang of Eight, are working toward a bipartisan solution. They have not yet introduced a bill, but Senator Collins is looking closely at the principles they have outlined. Senator Collins believes that true reform must secure our borders, deter illegal immigration, and favor those who have followed our immigration laws. Reform should also find a fair way for young people brought to the U.S. as children to remain in this country, and to allow the best and the brightest educated in the U.S. to stay and build their futures here."


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As the clock ticks towards midnight tonight, Republican unity is showing unmistakable signs of fraying. Democrats and the White House, meanwhile, have vowed to reject tea party-driven demands to delay the nation's health care overhaul as the price for averting a partial government shutdown at midnight - something that's not happened in 17 years. A key figure in all this is Maine GOP Sen. Susan Collins, who yesterday put out a statement "urging congressional leaders and the President to agree to at least a stopgap funding measure to avoid a government shutdown," and not to link the funding of ObamaCare with the continuing functioning of government. Helping us delve through the debate is University of Southern Maine Political Science Professor Ron Schmidt, who speaks with Maine Things Considered host Tom Porter.
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FRANKFURT (MarketWatch)—Mario Draghi proved long ago that he's no Grinch, but the European Central Bank chief on Thursday was in no mood to deliver early Christmas gifts either.
Draghi used his monthly news conference to offer a downbeat outlook on the euro-zone economy, but emphasized that policy makers expect growth to return in the latter half of 2013, due in part to the ECB's already accommodative policy stance.
The ECB left its key lending rate unchanged at 0.75% and held its deposit rate, which it pays on funds left overnight with the institution, at 0%, as expected.
Draghi held the door open to further action, but didn't sound like a policy maker eager to launch another round of stimulus.
"We've already done much that is needed," Draghi told reporters when asked what tools the central bank had ready should the downturn grow even gloomier.
And he refused to bow to Spanish pressure for reassurance that a decision by Madrid to apply for help from the ECB's yet-to-be-implemented program of bond buys—known as outright monetary transactions—would set a specific target for Spanish yields relative to their German counterparts.
Draghi said the ECB stands ready to implement the OMT program. But he insisted that governments know the prerequisites for participating in the OMT and that the ECB would decide when and how it would be implemented.
The announcement of the OMT earlier this year has helped soothe the euro-zone debt crisis, pulling Spanish and Italian government bond yields far down from crisis levels seen earlier this summer.
To be certain, the ECB's outlook on the economy was unlikely to lift holiday spirits. In keeping with private economists, Draghi acknowledged the euro-zone recession has likely deepened in the current quarter, but noted that recent survey-based indicators signal that activity may have stabilized—albeit at weak levels.
Moreover, ECB staff economists significantly cut their economic projections, painting a picture of weak growth into 2014. See: ECB staff sees weak economic growth into 2014.
That said, the euro did weaken after Draghi indicated that some members of the rate-setting Governing Council had pushed for a rate cut. The shared currency EURUSD, +0.7980% dropped to $1.2984 in recent trade compared with $1.3078 in North American action late Wednesday.
Draghi said policy makers held a "wide discussion" on rates, but that in the end decided by "prevailing consensus" to leave rates on hold. "Consensus" is ECB-speak that typically conveys that a rate decision wasn't unanimous.
Draghi also acknowledged that the committee talked about the potential implications of a negative deposite rate, but that the panel didn't elaborate on the matter.
Carsten Brzeski, senior euro-zone economist at ING Bank in Brussels, said the ECB's refusal to cut rates despite a significant downgrade in the staff projections indicates "that the ECB prefers to stimulate the economy with nonstandard measures and not with additional rate cuts."
Brzeski said that's backed up by the one monetary-policy measure the ECB did take on Thursday: the decision to continue providing main refinancing operations at full allotment until at least early July 2013.


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The former president of the National Association of the 10th Mountain Division, Nathan E. Morrell, was remembered for his big heart and his enthusiasm for Fort Drum soldiers.
He appreciated their sacrifice and service, and he let them know that, said Michael T. Plummer, the organizations president.
Mr. Morrell, 89, died March 6 at Samaritan Medical Center. The post hosted a funeral for him last weekend.
Training with the division at Camp Hale, Colo., Mr. Morrell served with the division in Italy during World War II. He also was a medic during the Korean War. Mr. Morrell earned a Purple Heart and two Bronze Stars during his career.
After leaving the Army, the New Hampshire native moved in 1967 to New York, where he ran several businesses.
His daughter, Jennifer A. Morrell, said her father always was taking on new projects and learning new things.
He loved history, he loved politics and he loved the 10th Mountain Division, she said.
Mr. Morrell served as president of the divisions organization from 1998 to 2001.
Among the accomplishments during his time leading the organization was the development of the 10th Mountain Military Monument. He also was chairman of the organizations board from 2002 to 2007.
Mr. Plummer said Mr. Morrell brought a large amount of enthusiasm to his work.
Everything in the glass was half full, he said. His optimism was contagious.
In recent months, he was involved in the Project Fallen Warrior Monument, which is expected to be finished this fall.
James W. Corriveau, who worked with him on the statue, said he first met Mr. Morrell in 1998 when he was planning a reunion of about 350 10th Division soldiers on post.
The highlight of the reunion, Mr. Corriveau said, was the march of veterans in formation at Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield.
It was quite a scene, a bunch of proud old guys, and Nate was the ringleader for all that, he said.
Mr. Corriveau, the posts director of public works, said Mr. Morrell set up several opportunities for current soldiers to interact with the veterans during the reunion.
He wanted more engagement between the young soldiers of today and the veterans of World War II while they were still around, he said.
Craig Boss, the organizations executive director, said the outreach was appreciated.
Theyre looking at this guy who was in combat in the 1940s, 1950s, and theyre going through the same stuff now, Mr. Boss said. They share the same bond.
He said Mr. Morrell was a regular visitor to division headquarters.
Hed literally just go into an office and plop into a chair and talk to you if you were in uniform, he said.
In addition to his daughter, Mr. Morrell is survived by a sister, Marion Owen, along with several nieces and nephews.
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SACKETS HARBOR The village Board of Trustees will move ahead with a planned upgrade of its water plant, approving more than $2 million in improvements Tuesday night that will increase the plants daily output by 40 percent.
When finished, the Ambrose Street facility will generate 840,000 gallons per day, up from 600,000. The increase will be made possible by the installation of an improved filtration system from Pall Corp., among other material upgrades at the facility.
Village engineer Kris D. Dimmick said the facilitys planned membrane filtration system will be the first such system installed in Jefferson County. He said similar systems are active in areas like Hudson Falls and Geneva. The new filter will replace a pressurized sand directed system that has been in use since the 1920s.
Mayor F. Eric Constance said Tuesday night that the upgrades would help support growth in the village and water districts in the town of Hounsfield.
If were going to support those, we had to expand capacity, he said. Mr. Constance noted the village had been close to its capacity the past few summers.
He said he anticipated work to begin in August and finish in October.
The 840,000 gallons per day is the largest amount of water the village had been approved to produce by the state Department of Health.
The board unanimously approved a $1,904,202 bid from C.O. Falter, Syracuse, to complete general construction including the replacement of the existing high lift pump, along with a $65,482 bid from AMP Electric, Turin, to complete electrical work. Including planning, technology and administrative costs, the total budget for the project is $2,350,000.
Funding for the project was provided by loans through the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development office. Mr. Constance said bids received had overshot the goal by about $53,000, which bit into the projects contingency funds.
With the multimillion-dollar project carrying only $11,816 in contingency, Mr. Constance said, the village would request additional funding from the federal agency.
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There can be aboslutely no doubt that there is a direct correlation between diminshing number of pirates and an increase of global warming. The question now is, WHY?
I have a theory.
The seas, of course, have energy in the form of heat and waves. Long ago, when many, many Pirates were on the seas, the wave energy was dissipated into pirate ships. Likewise, the heat was disspitated into priate ships and got rid of by their sails.
Now with less Pirate ships on the seas, where does the heat and wave energy go? The waves find an oultlet on UK beaches. That's why cliffs and so on are being deroded and houses falling into the sea. It also explains increasing sea levels. The heat energy, of course, is being sent to the lands, and that explains why UK is becoming very hot in the Summer (especially at sea-side resorts).
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