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CROGHAN The Lewis County Maple Producers are looking for girls to participate in their Maple Royalty Pageant next week.
The pageant will be held at 7 p.m. March 8 at the American Maple Museum on Main Street.
Girls from 8 to 12 may participate as maple ambassadors while those ages 12 to 15 may run for maple princess and those from 16 to 24 may compete for maple queen.
Those selected for positions at the pageant will be required to make several appearances throughout the year.
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Northern Irish protesters hold the union flag as they block the... Photo d'actualitéBelfast,Culture britannique,Drapeau,Drapeau du Royaume-Uni,Horizontal,Irlande du Nord,Manifestant,Manifestation,Politique,Route,Royaume-Uni,Tenir,VillePhotographer PETER MUHLYCollection: AFP 2012 AFPNorthern Irish protesters hold the union flag as they block the Donegall road in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on December 11, 2012 amid renewed tensions after Belfast city councillors voted not to fly the British flag all year around. Around 3,500 people were killed in the three decades of sectarian bloodshed between Northern Irish Protestants favouring continued union with Britain, and Catholics seeking a unified Ireland. AFP PHOTO/ PETER MUHLY (Photo credit should read PETER MUHLY/AFP/Getty Images)

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Murray Energy Corporation officials announced last week that the firm had purchased all of the common stock of Andalex Resources Inc. and its four subsidiary companies from Andalex Hungary Management Limited.
Several months ago, a press release announced that Andalex Resources planned to sell a number of coal operations and a loadout facility in southeastern Utah.
With the purchase by Murray Energy last week, the sale was completed.
The now former Andalex properties will be owned and operated by Murray Energy's subsidiary, UtahAmerican Energy, Inc.
Murray Energy is the largest independent, family-owned coal producer in the United States. The coal companies operating under Murray Energy Corporation's ownership produced more than 20 million tons of coal in 2000 in five states: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Illinois and West Virginia. The firm has been intending on expanding into the Utah market for some time.
Andalex's Tower division has been operating in the Book Cliffs coal field since 1980.
Conventional room and pillar mining techniques with continuous miners were used at the Carbon County operation until 1994 when a longwall mining system was installed.
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A longwall mining system was reinstalled in 2004.
Coal mined from the mines has supplied major utilities in both the western United States and Pacific Rim countries under long-term agreements. It has also been sold to many industrial customers in the western United States.
In addition, coal produced by the Tower, Genwal and Westridge divisions has been transported by truck to the Wildcat Loadout. That facility is capable of loading 10,000-ton unit trains at the rate of 6,000 tons per hour.
The Westridge Mine, which is located north of East Carbon in B Canyon, has been half-owned by Andalex in cooperation with Intermountain Power Agency. That mine began producing commercially in 2001.
And while Murray Energy is a large operator in the coal industry, Andalex produced more coal in 2001 than any of Murray's single company units, ranking at 22nd in the nation in production, but that same year American Coal Company, the Ohio Valley Coal Company, Maple Creek Mining, PennAmerican Coal and Energy Resources, Inc., all owned by Murray were in the top 45 producers. With the acquisition of Andalex Murray is expected to move up the list of production.
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ALBANY - The New York State Department of Transportation is asking that motorists exercise caution today throughout areas affected by snow and ice precipitation. Drivers are urged to plan their trips in advance, drive below posted speed limits in where road conditions warrant it and take ample time to get to where they need to go.
NYSDOT has more than 400 trucks plowing and pre-treating roadways with salt brine statewide. Roads may get slippery as todays storm progresses, however, so drivers are encouraged to drive slowly and cautiously, particularly in high terrain and locations where icing conditions are expected.
Travelers are encouraged to check conditions before venturing out by accessing NYSDOTs free 511NY traffic and travel information system, which provides real-time travel information, by calling 511 or visiting www.511NY.org. The website features a winter travel advisory system, with real-time travel reports and a color-coded map indicating which state roads are snow covered, ice covered, wet, dry, or closed to help drivers determine if travel is advisable. The system provides real-time snow and ice conditions for interstates and other heavily traveled roads, as reported by snowplow operators.
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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) offered a mixed bag of decisions January 15 concerning the rights of British Christians in the workplace, ruling in favor of a woman who was disciplined by British Airways for refusing to cover up a cross necklace she wore as part of her faith, while dismissing three other cases of religious discrimination appeals brought by U.K. Christians.
The only victorious claimant was Nadia Eweida, an employee of British Airways who was sent home in 2006 because she refused to remove a necklace with a cross that the airline said violated its dress policy, even though other employees were allowed to wear religious attire that was much more obtrusive, such as hijabs, turbans, and skull caps. While a British court had ruled against Eweida's claim of religious discrimination, the ECHR reversed the decision, ruling that Eweida's cross "was discreet and cannot have detracted from her professional appearance." The court added that there was also "no evidence that the wearing of other, previously authorized, items of religious clothing, such as turbans and hijabs, by other employees, had any negative impact on British Airways' brand or image."
Eweida said that the verdict prompted her to jump for joy and thank Jesus. "It's a vindication that Christians have a right to express their faith on par with other colleagues at work visibly and not be ashamed of their faith," she said.
British Prime Minister David Cameron also appeared to appreciate the ruling, tweeting he was "delighted that the principle of wearing religious symbols at work has been upheld." In response to Eweida's case Cameron had indicated a willingness to introduce legislation allowing individuals to wear religious symbols at work.
The Church of England's Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, also applauded the ECHR's ruling. "Christians and those of other faiths should be free to wear the symbols of their own religion without discrimination," he said in a statement after the ruling. He added that Britain's Equality Act 2010 "encourages employers to embrace diversity — including people of faith. Whether people can wear a cross or pray with someone should not be something about which courts and tribunals have to rule."
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Lenin often visited the Sonnengarten of the Hotel Sonne with his wife who suffered from tuberculosis. His wife always needed a lot of time to artfully drape all of her black skirts around her. Both used to order an ample breakfast. After eating everything down to the last crumb, Lenin would go to the host and ask for another bread roll, because he was still hungry. He never paid for the bread.
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The Sonne was one of the first restaurants to obtain tavern rights in Switzerland. The tower is thought to date from the 14th century. The former tavern was mentioned for the first time in a document in 1641. A beautiful ballroom was added in 1839, and remains preserved until today. Celebrities such as Carl Jung, Thomas Mann, Franz Kafka and Lenin count amongst the Sonne's guests.
For lovers of Typically Swiss HotelsThere can be no denying a history dating back 370 years! Those who saunter through the Hotel Sonne will find evidence of the past everywhere they go – often intriguingly combined with modern elements. With 70 original works of art by artists such as Andy Warhol and Augusto Giacometti decorating the ancient walls, it is also rather like being in a museum.
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My co-hosts and I will delete any off topic questions, remarks or chatter, keeping this thread narrowly focused on demonstrations. If you have questions on a demo that isn't the most current poster, please mention to whom your asking a question to, then let that person respond as the authority of their own information.
As promised I said I would begin this thread with the information I have previously written for a pie crust baking class. I'm sorry, I need to break that promise due to feeling under the weather (head cold). I'd like to hold off with my part of the demonstration and let you all begin, please.
I'll begin this thread by pasteing in Jackel10's demo, that was accidentally posted on the wrong thread. Please feel free to jump in and ask Jackel10 about his crust, recipe, technique or any questions you have. Then I hope we can look forward to seeing many of you post your demonstrations of your crust recipes.
Thanks in advance everyone!!.........enjoy!
Here a a pork pie made with an oil-based hot water crust.
Not the best looking pie I've made, but tasty, In any case hand raised pies should look a little rustic, and be slightly pot-bellied. If you want it easier, make it inside a muffin tin for a small one, or a springform for a larger pie.
Normally this would be lard based, wich is easier to mold, as it stiffens as it cools, but someone up thread was asking about oil based, so here goes.
Hot Water Paste
Enough for two small or one large pie
200g/8 oz strong (bread) flour
75g/3oz oil (I used sunflower oil. Olive oil would be too assertive a taste Normally this would be lard or other hard fat)
25g/1 oz water.
Pinch salt
Boil together the water and the oil. Sift the flour and the salt (I just whizz briefly)
Whizz together with the boiling water/oil to form a ball. You may need to add more hot watrer - I added about another 25ml You could do this by hand, but you need to work quickly before it cools. Softish dough.
Cut off about a third for a lid and set aside. Form the rest around a glass, or something cylindrical. They were originally formed around wooden dollies, although you can hand raise freeform. You need to work while the pastry is warm. Unlike normal pastry, which is better cold, this is better worked hot. If you made it with lard it will stiffen as it cools. The oil based pastry stays soft, so may need support of a paper band round the outside when you remove the former.
Fill with your chosen filling, I was in a hurry, so this is ordinary sausagemeat, with extra pepper and some anchovy. A proper pork pie (for this quantity - 2 pies)
300g/13oz pork shoulder coarsely minced
100g/4oz unsmoked bacon chopped fine
1 tsp chopped sage
1/2 tsp anchovy essence
1/4 tsp ground allspice
1/4 tsp ground mace
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp ground balck pepper
Mix together. Should be peppery. Fill the coffins, as the pastry cases used to be called. If you put a hardboiled egg in the middle and make it rectangular its a Gala Pie. Other fillings are a game forcemeat, or a pate (pate en croute). Pork and apple or Pork and chutney are good, but a plain pork pie best of all.
Roll out and put on the lid, crimp round the edges. Decorate if you like, and put the all important hole in the middle.
BAke in the middel of a hot (350F) oven for half an hour. Bigger pies will take longer, at a lower temperature. Take it out and egg glaze. You can see I did not crimp the lid properly. Bake for another half an hour.
Fill though the hole in the top with a strongly jellied stock. Originally this would have been made from the pork bones, but I had some in the fridge. A paper funnel helps.
I should have left it longer before cutting, as the stock had not gelled properly. The holes should be filled with jellied stock.
Not the most beautiful pie, but a more than adequate cold supper with a few pickles and a bit of salad


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18 U.S. Code § 3614 - Resentencing upon failure to pay a fine or restitution
(a) Resentencing.— Subject to the provisions of subsection (b), if a defendant knowingly fails to pay a delinquent fine or restitution the court may resentence the defendant to any sentence which might originally have been imposed.
(b) Imprisonment.— The defendant may be sentenced to a term of imprisonment under subsection (a) only if the court determines that—
(1) the defendant willfully refused to pay the delinquent fine or had failed to make sufficient bona fide efforts to pay the fine; or
Source(Added Pub. L. 98–473, title II, § 212(a)(2),Oct. 12, 1984, 98 Stat. 2006; amended Pub. L. 104–132, title II, § 207(c)(5),Apr. 24, 1996, 110 Stat. 1240.)
Prior Provisions
For a prior section 3614, applicable to offenses committed prior to Nov. 1, 1987, see note set out preceding section 3601 of this title.
1996—Pub. L. 104–232, § 207(c)(5)(A), inserted "or restitution" after "fine" in section catchline.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 104–232, § 207(c)(5)(B), inserted "or restitution" after "fine".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 104–232, § 207(c)(5)(C), added subsec. (c).
Effective Date of 1996 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 104–132to be effective, to extent constitutionally permissible, for sentencing proceedings in cases in which defendant is convicted on or after Apr. 24, 1996, see section 211 ofPub. L. 104–132, set out as a note under section 2248 of this title.
Effective Date
Section effective Nov. 1, 1987, and applicable only to offenses committed after the taking effect of this section, see section 235(a)(1) ofPub. L. 98–473, set out as a note under section 3551 of this title.
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ilikenwf writes: "You may or may not remember the Mozilla-based Songbird media player, which dropped official Linux support in April, 2010. Since then, the Nightingale community fork has waxed and waned in terms of membership and progress, but thanks to having a completely new dev team has today produced a preview build based on Songbird 1.8.1. The team promises a release of a Songbird trunk based build later this year, with fixes and an upgrade to Gecko 6. Plans to support Linux, Windows, and Mac are in the works, with the preview builds being available only for Linux and Windows at the moment. Aside from trying to pull in refugees from the Songbird community, Nightingale wants more developers to aid in fixing dropped and broken features from Songbird — and to add new ones."
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Okay - so I am a major sports junky and have been all my life, but for quite a few years I have found the NBA completely unappealing and have actually worried about whether I am just getting too old too young.
But ... today I watched an NBA-TV replay of a 1986Celts/Bulls playoff game and it all became so clear : the quality of the game is just not anywhere close to what it was in years past. Seeing Bird, McHale, Parish, Walton, DJ, Danny & Co functioning like a well-oiled machine reminded me of what I enjoy most about sports - teamwork. The collective talent level was certainly impressive, but it was how they played together that brought the fans to their feet. Today's "look-at-me-me-me" NBA pales in comparison.
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Some big changes in voting are coming this year and Carbon County will be one of the first places that those changes will be tried out in the state of Utah.
The reason? Carbon is one of the few places where there will be a primary election of any kind and may be the only area where a local primary is conducted.
The first and largest change is the use of computerized voting machines. Despite the controversy that has taken place in Emery County, Carbon County clerk Bob Pero says things are full steam ahead for the use of the machines in Carbon.
"It will be a new day for the electoral process," said Pero as he stood in the Active ReEntry building near the fairgrounds last week during a demonstration of the machines for people with disabilities. "Everything will be easier and more accurate with these machines in place."
Pero should know. He spent three years on former Lt. Governor Oleen Walker's committee to choose what kinds of voting machines Utah should use in their elections.
And just recently, Pero was selected as the Democratic representative for the state of Utah to go to Washington, D.C., and work with the United States Elections Assistance Commission Standards Board on the national use of the machines.
The boards were established by an act of congress called the Help America Vote Act of 2002 and it provides for the establishment of two boards to advise the Election Assistance Commission (EAC), the EAC Standards Board and the EAC Board of Advisors.
Pero's appointment came from Lt. Governor Gary Herbert.
The standards board (acting through its executive board) and the board of advisors review proposed voluntary voting system guidelines and EAC technical guidance. They play a role in recommending candidates for the EAC Executive Director. They also may conduct hearings and take testimony related to carrying out the provisions of the Help America Vote Act.
The EAC Standards Board is composed of 110 members drawn from state and local election officials. Terms of service for standards board members are not specified.
The Help American Vote Act of 2002 also awards grants to states to help them with technological advances in voting.
In recent years the state of Utah has received $25 million with Carbon County getting $300,000 of that for voting machines.
"It's always been hard for many people with disabilities to vote," said Pero as he helped a woman with vision problems test out a machine. "With this election all voting places must be ADA [American Disabilities Act] compliant."
This year the primary election will occur on June 27 and Carbon voters will have only one office to vote for: the county recorders position where two democrats, Sharon Murdock and Vikki Barnett, are running two Democrats, Sharon Murdock and Vikki Barnett, are running against one another.
The general election will take place on Nov. 7.
"This move to voting machines has been a long time coming and there has been a lot of planning for it," said Pero. "It will make things much better."
Other changes that Pero indicated will be taking place are movements of polling places and how residents of Scofield will cast their ballots.
"Because of some logistical problems for many voters we are moving the polls out of College of Eastern Utah's Jennifer Leavitt Student Center and Computer Business Building," noted Pero. "This year those that voted at those locations before will go to the school district offices [the old Westridge Middle School] to cast their ballots."
Scofield residents will no longer have a polling place, but will cast their ballots either by coming to the county clerk's office or by mail.
"We have been having a harder and harder time getting election judges each time to run the Scofield polls," stated Pero. "That's why we have decided to go to a mail-in ballot. Or they can come to our office to vote during the early voting period."
That early period for the primary election will be anytime from June 13 through June 23. This has changed from the way it was in the past because of laws passed by the state legislature this year.
Citizens can register to vote up to seven days before the primary elections.
As for the new electronic voting machines, they will be in every polling place this year. Citizens who want to try the machines before they are used in the official election can still get a preview of the machines, but they don't have many opportunities to do so.
"We will be having another demonstration at the East Carbon Senior Citizen Center on June 7," said Alexis Horsley on Wednesday morning. "We also will demonstrate it for any groups that would like us to show the machines to them."
Horsley said the demonstration at Active ReEntry was a big success and that many of the people who came there were excited that they will be able to vote this year.
"We also did a demo at the Price Senior Citizens Center, and those that tried the machines liked them. Unfortunately there were some that didn't want to try them," she noted.
Regardless, the machines will be the reality of voting in Carbon County on June 27. Judges will be trained on the machines and will be there to assist voters with the new way of casting their ballots.


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Playing minus star point guard Charles Correa (broken right hand) and sophomore shooter Graham Lynch (sprained hand), the Saints came up with a series of big plays down the stretch en route to snagging their first victory of 2013. The deciding basket came courtesy of sophomore big man Alex Zhoa, who scored off a designed inbounds play with 20 seconds remaining. At the time SRA trailed 41-40.
Still with plenty of time to walk off the court a winner, New London placed the ball in the hands of leading scorer Keith Porter. With SRA's defense paying extra attention, Porter got off an off-balanced shot that sailed harmlessly out of bounds.
Still a few fouls away from getting in the 1-and-1 bonus, the Saints were able to run out the remaining precious seconds. The win against New London is St. Raphael's first in three tries (the Saints fell to the Whalers, 100-73 in 2011 and 66-55 last January).
While Zhoa's heroics were the talk of the evening, the Saint who placed his team in position to strike late was Nick Mays. The senior single-handily willed St. Raphael back from a four-point deficit with two minutes remaining, scoring seven straight points before Zhoa's clutch make. Mays finished with 12 points and five rebounds. In addition he also drew the assignment of checking Porter, who led all scorers with 19 points.
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Zhoa's double double consisted of 11 points and 13 rebounds while senior Jason Colon pulled down 11 rebounds. Even minus the scoring touch of Correa and Lynch, the Saints have done the job defensively. They allowed 52 points in a loss to La Salle last Friday night.
If all checks out accordingly, St. Raphael should have Lynch back in the lineup Monday night at Cranston East. This is a three-game week for the Saints, who host Classical on Wednesday – the same Purple outfit that eliminated the Purple & Gold from the playoffs last season – before traveling to East Providence on Friday.


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Sharing Memories (Week 38): Your Favorite Grade in School
The children are back in school and new grades and new teachers have been introduced. Do you remember your favorite grade? What grade was it and why did you like it? What was the most fun thing you did in that grade and what do you remember most about the other students and your teacher? For me it had to be Grade 9. I loved that I was now a teenager and going to the High School in our town. We only had one High School so all the kids from the entire town attended. I seem to recall we had 150 students when I went into Grade 9. I loved that grade because I had one of my favorite teachers for my English classes and homeroom. Mr. Fred Parrott who later became Principal of Ajax High School, brought me out of my shell and showed me that I had a mind and that my opinions and thoughts mattered. He worked really hard to get me to open up and respond to questions in the class. He once told my mother that he knew I knew the answers but I wouldn't raise my hand to contribute. I was too shy! Those who know me now know how UNshy I am now! I made that word up by the way Learning for me was fun. I loved doing my work in class, especially in Math. I hear you all hissing and groaning at that but I loved Math. The three Maths Trigonometry, Algebra and Geometry were subjects I drooled over. And I got my best marks in those subjects. Chemistry and Science were my worst with Geography a close runner-up. So Grade 9 for me was exciting and filled with new adventures. What about you?
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My favorite grade was third with Mrs. Polly Thompson as my teacher. I thought she was pretty and loved her outfits. She was patient with me and always checked on me to see if I needed help. She taught me how to draw. (I had no imagination)
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I went to a one-room rural school. I had Miss Piggott for grades 1 and 2, and then Mrs. McCorquodale from grade 3 to grade 8. So no year was any different than any other. High school was a big change.
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My favorite grade was Third Grade. I had an exchange teacher from Denmark. She was a sweet young woman with the brightest smile I had ever seen and her name was Miss Petersen. She would read us Hans Christian Anderson stories and they are my favorites to this day. Miss Petersen saw something special in me and was very kind to me. She saw something that other teachers did not, It was the first and only time I was ever 'teachers' pet' I can remember other teachers but none smiled at us the way she did. She truly loved what she did and it showed in her every action. I can still see her beautiful big smile and her haircut was perfectly shaped around her sweet face. When she left to go back home she gave out some gifts. To me she gave a little wooden red candle holder. I kept that as a treasure my entire childhood .. Imagine getting a present from a teacher ! Miss Petersen would be in her 70's now, she was very young when she was here. If you are out there Miss Petersen, thank you for making a big difference in this woman's life !


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By Joseph Spector, Ganett Albany Bureau Chief
ALBANY - A political corruption scandal has struck the state Capitol for the second time in a week. A state assemblyman was charged Thursday for allegedly accepting about $20,000 in bribes in exchange for seeking to pass legislation.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara announced Thursday that Assemblyman Eric Stevenson, D-Bronx, was charged in a federal corruption case along with four other defendants. It comes two days after Sen. Malcolm Smith, D-Queens, was charged in a separate, massive bribery scandal.
Another lawmaker, Assemblyman Nelson Castro officially announced Thursday that he will soon resign from office, effective Monday.
But perhaps the biggest surprise in a lengthy statement released by his lawyer? Castro has been working as an informant for investigators since July 2009.
Castro, a Bronx Democrat, said he was indicted on perjury charges in 2009 related to a civil case from the previous year. After he was charged, he decided to cooperate with local and federal authorities and helped out with "various investigations." He was first elected in 2008 and took office in 2009.
"As one result of this cooperation, among other things, this morning a complaint was unsealed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York charging Assemblyman Eric Stevenson and four others with various federal crimes," Castro said in his statement. "I continue to cooperate with State and Federal authorities in this prosecution and in other investigations."
Castro's involvement was revealed Thursday morning, when an unnamed assemblyman was revealed as a cooperating witness in a criminal complaint against fellow Assemblyman Eric Stevenson, D-Bronx. As part of his deal to cooperate, Castro was required to resign, but the indictment against him will be dropped.
He did not elaborate on the perjury charge. The complaint against Stevenson said Castro had been charged with "multiple felonies."
Castro's full statement is below:
"Today I announce that I am resigning my seat in the New York State Assembly, effective Monday, April 8, 2013.
"On July 31, 2009, I was indicted by a Bronx County Grand Jury for committing perjury in a 2008 civil matter, held prior to my election to the Assembly. I appreciate the seriousness of my misconduct.
"Thereafter, I agreed to cooperate with the Bronx District Attorney's Office and, later, the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, in conjunction with various investigations aimed at rooting out public corruption. As one result of this cooperation, among other things, this morning a complaint was unsealed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York charging Assemblyman Eric Stevenson and four others with various federal crimes. I continue to cooperate with State and Federal authorities in this prosecution and in other investigations.
"I am very proud of my accomplishments and the many benefits that I have secured on behalf of my district over the last four years. These include helping thousands of constituents to apply for U.S. citizenship on a no-fee basis, and providing educational programs focusing on the Citizenship & Naturalization Exam; obtaining funding for technology purchases and initiatives for the schools in my district; sponsoring events for senior centers and youth programs in my district and beyond; and securing additional low cost housing units in the area. Most of all, I take pride in how our diverse population has united to transcend racial and ethnic differences and work together.
"My district is comprised of hard working and honest people, devoted to their families and to their community. I deeply regret my misconduct while campaigning before I was elected to office. It is my sincere hope that my constituents remember me most for the good I have done as their representative, rather than for the poor example I set as a candidate.
"Because of the sensitive nature of ongoing prosecutions and investigations, I must direct all further inquiries to my attorney, Michael C. Farkas, Esq."
"The allegations illustrate the corruption of an elected representative's core function - a legislator selling legislation," Bharara said in a statement. "And based on these allegations, it becomes more and more difficult to avoid the sad conclusion that political corruption in New York is indeed rampant and that a show-me-the- money culture in Albany is alive and well."
There was no immediate comment from Stevenson's office. A spokeswoman in Castro's office said the assemblyman would release a statement later Thursday.
Stevenson is accused of taking bribes in exchange for official acts, "which included drafting, proposing, and agreeing to enact legislation that would benefit the co-defendants' businesses," Bharara said.
Stevenson was charged with conspiracy to deprive New York state of honest services and federal bribery charges. The charges come with a maximum 35 years in prison.
The case surrounds an adult day-care that the businessmen were hoping to build in the Bronx.
Stevenson was pushing a one-house bill in the Assembly that would have put a three-year moratorium on new adult day care centers in the city, which ostensibly would have helped Stevenson's alleged cohorts.
The bill probably had no chance of passing both houses of the Legislature and getting signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, but Stevenson told an informant, "I'm telling you, it's done. It's no problem."
He talked on wiretaps about the prison time that other lawmakers faced for Albany misdeeds, including former Comptroller Alan Hevesi who served nearly 20 months in prison and was released late last year in a pay-to-play scandal.
"Bottom line ... if half of the people up here in Albany was ever caught for what they do ... they ... would probably be in the same place" as Hevesi, the complaint says.
On Tuesday, Bharara charged Smith, the former majority leader of the Senate, and five other political leaders in a bribery scheme to help Smith win the GOP nomination for New York City mayor.
At a news conference Thursday, Bharara knocked state lawmakers for not doing more to police themselves. He said they must see what is going on and turn the other way.
"Where do we go from here?" Bharara said. "The people of NY should be more than disappointed. They should be angry."
Since 2000, at least 27 New York lawmakers have run into legal or ethical troubles.


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We've heard a lot recently about how Americans aren't going to have much of a retirement. We'll work longer and have less, and things don't look much better for our underemployed kids.
Such headlines induce a feeling of paralysis, I know. Why bother, you might conclude, if there's no hope? Yet there are plenty of things you can do. It is mathematically possible to save sufficiently to retire well.
The future is not as doom-and-gloom as you might guess. But it's absolutely crucial to take the retirement problem seriously.
Here are the five mistakes you simply cannot make along the way:
Error #1: You won't save nearly enough
Five percent? Ten percent? Ignore the rules of thumb. Instead, sit down and come up with your real cost of living in retirement. Like a pension fund, you should first calculate your true future liability, then work toward the income you need to meet it.
A person earning $100,000 in an urban area with high taxes and high real estate costs needs every cent to get by. Imagine living in Manhattan on that salary. If you retire and move to Wilmington, N.C. you need just $43,751 to have the same lifestyle. People in Bowling Green, Ky. get by with $41,376. In Pueblo, Colo. you'll live the same on $37,509, and so on.
If you have a few hundred thousand in an IRA and 10 years of work left, you'll need more money to stay in the Northeast. Recast your plans to the South or West, and you might find a way to retire in less than five years. Just be sure to hit that mark, without fail.
Error #2: You will try to time the market
The past 20 years of market ups and downs has taught us one very clear lesson: Sometimes investments go down. But it has led some of us to a truly dangerous conclusion — that we should try to predict the next collapse.
The market will decline again. That's as far as anyone can go with certainty. Yet retirement investors who decided at the start of 2013 to go to cash missed a huge climb in stocks. If history is any guide, they'll wait until the market is higher still and then go in big, likely just in time to buy the high.
Retirement investing is not about timing the market. Rather, it's about owning a disciplined portfolio that automatically takes gains when they appear and protects you from the downside in rocky times.
Error #3: You will speculate rather than invest
If you've been following the saga of bitcoin, the virtual currency, it has been a really interesting lesson in speculator hysteria. The cryptocurrency supposedly offers its holders shelter from the vicissitudes of printed fiat money, yet so far it's mostly been a roller coaster.
Dormant for many months, the price of the electronic money took off in November, going from below $200 to above $1,100 in short order. By the beginning of this year it had fallen in half, rebounded and now trades in the vicinity of $600.
Know what else demonstrates this kind of volatility? Technology stocks. Precious metals. Investors love the idea of a "silver bullet" investment that will solve all their financial problems. So they tend to glom onto a great short-term story and drive prices up. Sooner or later, reversion to the mean sets in.
You'd be much better served by owning the whole market in an index fund than in trying to figure out which stock or asset class will outperform. Even if you get it right today, there's no reason to believe you will stay right long enough to realize the gains. Yet you've amped up your risk tremendously in the meantime by doing so.


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We're not far off from finding out the finalists for the 2013 MLS Most Valuable Player award and the case has more than been made for Mike Magee to take that honor.
Still, MLSsoccer.com's John Bolster recommends the Fire forward for another "not yet awarded" award, that being the league's Most Improved Player.
It's the end of the road for the U.S. Men's National Team in 2013...
Qualified for next summer's FIFA World Cup for two months, Jurgen Klinsmann will take a last look at his side with a pair of European friendlies beginning this afternoon at Scotland (LIVE 2pm CT on ESPN2, UniMas & WatchESPN). They'll close out the calendar year with another friendly Tuesday at Austria (LIVE 1:45pm CT on NBC Sports Network, UniMas).
Here's hoping Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson gets some time in one of the matches over the next week.
While the USMNT can continue their prep for Brazil, a number of European and African sides are still playing for their World Cup lives this weekend.
A full schedule of the games and where you can watch them on the TV set:
Friday - (UEFA First Legs)
Iceland vs. Croatia; 1:00pm CT on ESPN3.com, WatchESPN
Portugal vs. Sweden; 1:45pm CT on ESPN Deportes, WatchESPN
Ukraine vs. France; 1:45pm CT on ESPN3.com, WatchESPN
Greece vs. Romania; 1:45pm CT on ESPN3.com, WatchESPN
Saturday - (CAF Second Legs)
Nigeria vs. Ethiopia (2-1); 9:00am CT on beIN Sport, beIN Sport en Espanol
Senegal vs. Ivory Coast (1-3); 1:00pm CT on beIN Sport, beIN Sport en Espanol
Cameroon vs. Tunisia (0-0) ; 8:30am CT on beIN Sport, beIN Sport en Espanol
Chicago Fire midfielder Egidio Arevalo Rios and the Uruguayan National Team are [basically] on their way to Brazil next summer after an emphatic 5-0 demolition of Jordan in the first leg of the Intercontinental Playoffs earlier today in Amman.
Rios went 90 minutes in the heart of midfield while goals from Maxi Pereira (22'), Cristian Stuani (42'), Nicolass Lodeiro (69'), Cristian Rodriguez (78') and Edinson Cavani (92+') gave Uruguay what seems to be an insurmountable lead heading into the second leg next Wednesday in Montevideo.
Once again, Section 8 Chicago is running their annual poll for Supporters Player of the Year!
All Chicago Fire supporters are encouraged to vote for their choice by Thursday, November 21 at noon CT. Two days later, the Independent Supporters Association will honor their Player of the Year with a gathering on Saturday, November 23, 6:00pm at A.J. Hudsons Public House (3801 N. Ashland).
The winner is also given $1500 from Section 8 Chicago to donate to the charity of their choice.
Past winners:
2012 - Patrick Nyarko (Charity: A Better Life For Kids)
2011 - Dominic Oduro (Nothing But Nets)
2010 - C.J. Brown (SCORES Chicago)
2009 - C.J. Brown (SCORES Chicago)
VOTE HERE: http://www.s8c.org/2013-supporters-player-of-the-year/
Because we love quoting what Landon Donovan says about current members of the Fire, we couldn't help ourselves when we saw his quote about his former coach with both San Jose and LA, Frank Yallop in Sunday's feature in the Chicago Tribune.
"Frank is the epitome of a players coach," Donovan said. "Every player who ever has played for him absolutely loved their time with him and would run through a wall for him. … He treats his players with respect and inspires hard work and success through calm leadership."
Landon's quote goes along with everything I've heard about the Fire's new head coach and Director of Soccer from former players and while Yallop admits he has a lot of work to do this offseason, you can't help but be excited about the first time he actually gets to coach the Fire in 2014.
Just 11 more Saturdays until the start of preseason and 15 until March...
Check out the full feature from Jack McCarthy here [+].
In this business when you swear you won't use your laptop for a day, often times you miss something. Such was the case for yours truly Friday as I took a much-needed day off following 10 months of non-stop career work...
So the story goes, I missed what seems to be a pretty clear, if not indirect endorsement of Mike Magee for MVP from a former teammate and probably the greatest American soccer player of all-time, Landon Donovan.
It came in an article from Scott French on MLSsoccer.com where the veteran So-Cal writer spoke with Robbie Rogers about the trade that saw his rights traded to LA in exchange for Magee to come to Chicago.
While the article centered mainly on Rogers adjustment to LA, Donovan, who is teammates with another potential MLS MVP candidate in Robbie Keane, had this to say of his Magee's exploits this season in Chicago:
"Would we like Mike Magee here? Yes," he said. "I think any team wants the MVP of the league on their team, so, yeah, we would like Mike here. But the reality is Mike's not here, and we're all happy for Mike, and there's no guarantee those things [Magee achieved in Chicago] would have happened had Mike stayed here."
If you know Magee, he'd traded the chance to still be playing for any individual accolade but it does seem we should add Landon to the list of MLSsoccer.com editors, Washington Post reporter Steven Goff and Soccer America's Ridge Mahoney on #MikeMageeMVP endorsements.
There's a decent chance if you were coming to Toyota Park from the south, west or even sometimes the north prior to 2011, you played a game called 71st Street Train Roulette.
You know what I'm talking about. 71st Street would provide great access to Toyota Park if only one of those long freight trains wasn't crawling through at the time. If you got past the train tracks, it was a cool final breeze to the stadium.
If you got stopped by the train (especially close to kickoff) it was gut wrenching to have to sit and watch as it slowly passed by or even stop on the tracks as the game began in earnest inside Toyota Park.
At the end of 2011 access to the stadium from north-bound 71st Street was shutdown in order to build an underpass that would eliminate the need for 71st Street Train Roulette. Of course this didn't make things easier for those coming from any of the above mentioned directions as you simply couldn't gain access to the stadium.
It was a two-year headache that made entering and exiting from Toyota Park difficult.
All for the greater good though as the project was completed this past week and a ceremony held Saturday morning featuring Illinois Governor Pat Quinn to open the 71st Street Bridge.
It's been a long wait and we're glad it's over…
Sunday's regular season finale at Red Bull New York will be shown in A LOT of countries around the world... Check out the list below and for our international fans, check your local television listings.
Kickoff is 4:00pm CT in the United States.
Albavision (Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panamá)
Al Jazeera (Algeria, Bahrain, Chad, Djibouti, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, UAE and Yemen)
Antel (Uruguay - highlights only)
Arena Sport (Former Yugoslavia - except Slovenia)
Astro Supersport (Malaysia, Brunei)
beIN Sports (Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan)
Benfica TV (Portugal, Cape Verde, Angola, Mozambique)
BT Sports (United Kigdom)
C More (Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden)
Canal + (France)
CYTA (Cyprus)
DirecTV (Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela plus the following territories in and around the Caribbean: Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Barbados, Belize, Bonaire, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Curacao, Dominica, French Guiana, Grenada, Guadaloupe, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Martinique, Montserrat, Saba, Saint Barthélemy, Saint Eustatius, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Martin, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago and Turks and Caicos.)
GSP TV (Romania)
Ma Chaine Sport (Sub-Saharan Africa, Israel)
One (Israel)
Orange (Poland)
Perform (WorldWide)
PPTV (China)
Prisa TV (Spain)
Rightster (Clips WorldWide - highlights only)
SCTV/VCTV (Vietnam)
Setanta Africa (Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Comoros Islands, Congo Brazzaville, Cote d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Guinea Conakry, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa, St. Helena, Swaziland, Togo, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Zanzibar, Zimbabwe)
Skynet (Myanmar)
Šport TV (Slovenia)
Sportdigital.tv (Germany, Austria)
Sport Klub (Hungary)
Sportradar (Worldwide excluding USA, Canada, Mexico, MENA & Japan)
SportsMax (Aruba, Bermuda, The Bahamas, The Cayman Islands, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Curacao, The Leeward Islands (including Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, St. Kitts/Nevis, Montserrat and the British Virgin Islands), The Windward Islands (including St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Dominica and Grenada), Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago and Turks & Caicos)
Super Sport (South Africa)
Ten Sports (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka)
Orlando took one step closer to becoming an MLS club Tuesday night as the Orange County Board of Commissioners voted to approve funds for a new multi-purpose, soccer stadium in the town known for mouse ears and making dreams come true.
The club will now enter final negotiations with Major League Soccer to become the league's 21st franchise, with hopes for an official announcement in the next few months.
If it happens that soon, much speculation indicates that Phil Rawlins and Orlando City could enter MLS as early as 2015 along with confirmed expansion New York City FC.
Owned by Stoke City chairman Phil Rawlins, the club has been the cream of the crop in USL-Pro since the franchise to central Florida from Austin in late 2010.
Orlando City won its second USL-Pro championship earlier this year (the first came in 2011) and has also twice won the Commissioner's Cup (USL's form of the Supporter's Shield) in 2011 and 2012.
Of course Chicago Fire fans will remember the Lions best for the two sides meeting in the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals in June at Toyota Park. An overall media swell surrounded Orlando City's Cinderella run to the final eight, only to see the Fire come out 5-1 winners in the match.
What do you think of Orlando's potential entry into MLS? Tell us below...
I'm not going to bog you down with a bunch of math, it is Sunday afterall.
Following New York's 3-0 win today at Houston, the Eastern Conference playoff picture has become very clear heading into the final week of the season.
First I give you the updated table via MLSsoccer.com:
Now, the remaining Eastern Conference fixture list...
Saturday, October 26
Philadephia Union vs. Sporting KC - 2pm CT (NBC Sports Network)
Toronto FC vs. Montreal Impact - 3pm CT (MLS Live)
Sunday, October 27
D.C. United vs. Houston Dynamo - 12:30pm CT (NBC)
Columbus Crew vs. New England Revolution - 3:00pm CT (MLS Live)
New York Red Bulls vs. Chicago Fire - 4:00pm CT (My50/Time Warner Sports WI)
The Chicago Fire can qualify for the MLS Cup playoffs the following ways...
- Draw at New York AND Montreal lose at Toronto
- Win at New York AND Toronto FC win/draw vs. Montreal
- Draw at New York AND Montreal loses at Toronto FC AND New England draws/loses at Columbus AND Houston draws/loses at D.C.


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And I wasn't asking for an explanation or if you feel bad about what happened ...I was just asking DID YOU:And you openly admitted that you did to most of those things, regardless of you being 'human' or not. You DID do all those things, so what makes you think you're in a position to criticize what I do
YOUR TEAM did the original protest. YOUR team was the final 'conclusion' and deciding factor of the final protest. How can you say you didn't contribute to this at all?? But wait, I know...."It's for the 'integrity' of the scene.
You're as responsible for it as America was for 9/11.We FUNDED Al Qaida years ago and now we're biting our lip for it. Probably an extreme comparison, But to me ANYONE who contributed to it was responsible for it, with Terran being the main contributor...Granted.
And watching your team walk right by FELT like a knife in my back. It's REALLY hard for me to look at it any other way.
THEN we should've been disqualified.Keep in mind, that there is no FINAL verdict. Just because we got disqualified, doesn't mean that we weren't legitimate, and apparantly, just because we got in, doesn't mean that we WERE legitimate.I'm talking about the PROCESS...If that much time was spent on this, why did us Tempe poets end up even being put in this positiong in our first slam? Who approves the slam master/ the venue? who trains the slam master on all this info? I was just a poet who came out weekly and slammed, and got thrown in all this drama, and felt DISGUSTED by the fakeness and ego's that I saw in poetry. Especially when I have more of a reason to have an ego, than ANY of these no-name local poets who do SHIT for their community's and come out for the wrong reasons. For the MILLIONTH TIME...I WASNT PLANNING ON SLAMMING when I came out this year. It was never about the slam or the results. It was the process and the behind-the-back BS. I'm sorry if I vented earlier and disrespected the organization or the peopel who put time into this, but I don't see how this issue wasn't covered after all these years. This should NEVER happen to any POET. The radio interview was my more calm approach to the topic- and me giving the info that I was aware of and my account of what happened. That's all I can do. i can't just stay quiet when I feel that I got screwed over (by not just ONE person).....But by my slam master, by my state, by my friends, by PSI AND the board....or I should say PSI 'or' the board...because one of them was definitely wrong in their decision. obviously.
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Files under process (2013)
The Secretariat processed 61 files for 2013 cycle. Those which no longer appear below were either withdrawn by submitting States before evaluation by the Bodies or proved to be incomplete.
Methodology for inventorying intangible cultural heritage… (Spain)
Register of best safeguarding practices - 2013
Film 'Methodology for the inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage in biosphere reserves: The Montseny experience'
© Diputació de Barcelona, 2013
These videos (and many more) can also be consulted through the UNESCO Archives Multimedia website


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Grand Cayman island in the Cayman Islands is a relaxing stop along the Disney Cruise Line Caribbean Cruises, and one full of discoveries. Hike through a 65-acre woodland reserve, visit a seaside village with a curious name, and shop 'til you drop on George Town's fashionable Cardinal Avenue.
Send a postcard from this seaside village's post office and add a quirky postmark to your collection of souvenirs and curiosities. There are also novelty "from Hell" items to purchase, and photos to snap along Hell's beautiful coastline, which—paradoxically—looks like sheer paradise. A guided tour of Hell is available as part of various Shore Excursions.
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
Discover a treasure trove of mahoganies, agave thickets, native palms and cacti in this peaceful 65-acre woodland reserve, along with such animal species as the Cayman blue iguana, the West Indian whistling duck and the majestic Cayman parrot.
Pedro St. James Historic Site
History springs to life at the birthplace of democracy in the Cayman Islands. Once known as Pedro Castle, this structure was built in 1780. The picturesque structure burned to the ground in 1989, but has been meticulously restored and declared a national landmark.
Cayman Islands National Museum
Visit this marvelous museum, dedicated to preserving artifacts related to the history and the culture of the islands. Located in buildings dating back to the late 19th century, the museum showcases time-tested methods of rope-making, fishing and roof-thatching.
Cardinal Avenue
Attention serious shoppers! Take a stroll down George Town's main district, home to well-known jewelers, galleries specializing in local artwork, and clothing boutiques. And if it's April, celebrate Cayfest with musicians, cooks and artists!
* This port requires tendering.
Fun Facts & Tips
Watches, china, perfumes, jewelry, leather, rum cakes, local crafts and treasure coins are available at reduced prices at George Town's shops on Grand Cayman.
If you take a tour, don't miss the rum cake samples at the rum factory—but beware, it's real rum!
Grand Cayman is home to approximately 32,000 people.


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9 Folk-Rock Albums That Will Rock You
Guitars and passion star in these albums by Dylan, Springsteen and other troubadours
Summer is a time for music festivals and memories of songs and albums from our past. With that in mind, we look at nine uplifting folk-rock albums that we think do what folk-rock does best — blend evocative storytelling with some rock 'n' roll. It doesn't hurt that the personalities behind them — Springsteen, Dylan and the like — are the ones telling the stories.
Below is our list of albums plus a favorite song. Tell us whether you love them or loathe them by leaving a comment on the bottom of this page or visit the messages board):
- Bob Dylan — Bringing It All Back Home: "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue"
- The Byrds — Mr. Tambourine Man: "All I Really Want to Do"
- Simon and Garfunkel — Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme: "Homeward Bound"
- Nick Drake — Five Leaves Left: "Day Is Done"
- Fairport Convention — Liege & Lief: "Matty Groves"
- Traffic — John Barleycorn Must Die: "John Barleycorn"
- Roy Harper — Stormcock: "Hors d'œuvres"
- Bruce Springsteen — Nebraska: "Highway Patrolman"
- R.E.M — Fables of the Reconstruction: "Wendell Gee"
See also: Join the Rock n' Roll Community Group.