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WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. -- As if the pain at the pump weren't bad enough in 2011, experts warn 2012 could be even worse when it comes to gas prices.
Because January is typically one of the cheapest times of the year for fuel prices, and because we are now paying the highest January prices ever, analysts see a big increase on the way as we head toward summer.
2 On Your Side spoke with GasBuddy.com Senior Petroleum Analyst Gregg Laskowski, who described the higher-than-normal prices as something "we think is going to be with us for quite a long time."
Laskowski said, on average, prices peak more than $0.90 from January lows. That leads him to predict Buffalo could hit around $4.50 sometime in 2012. Of course, he noted there are many factors that could change that.
Laskowski and AAA of Western and Central NY Vice President Wally Smith agreed that high taxes are partly to blame for Buffalo's high average. While the national average is around $3.25 for regular unleaded, Western New York's average is around $3.60.
Smith said the overall increase in the price of crude right now is due to economic factors and also rising tensions in the Middle East. Iran has threatened to shut down the Straight of Hormuz, which is a crucial shipping route for oil in the Arabian Sea. A third of the world's oil that travels by sea goes through that area.
"It's no small thing if the Strait of Hormuz gets blocked," Smith said. "That is a big deal to the world oil market."
For more on this story, check out the video player to see the full report from 2 On Your Side's Michael Wooten and Photojournalist Bill Boyer

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I haven't written much about safety or health issues in my columns and pledged earlier that these areas would get more attention this year.
I have to admit that I wasn't a strong advocate of the seat belt laws when they were first introduced. Like most of us who are over 40, we grew up without them and when we were forced to begin buckling up it was a hard habit to learn. But, like any habit, when done enough you do it without giving it a second thought. I have only received one ticket and that was about 12 years ago when one of my sons was not buckled up and we drove by an officer while living in Pendleton, Ore. I learned my lesson from that experience, but the real lessons around seat belts have been the multitude of accidents I have covered or come across where the lack of seat belt usage was the leading cause of death.
A recent survey in 10 of Utah's rural counties shows that 57.9 percent of motorists wear their safety belts. This rate is significantly lower than the safety belt use rate observed in Utah's most populated counties (Cache, Davis, Salt Lake, Utah, Washington and Weber), which was determined to be 85.2 percent in a June 2003 survey. Historically, rural communities have demonstrated lower safety belt use rates than in urban areas in both state and national studies.
The survey was conducted in December 2003 and observed motor vehicle drivers and front seat passengers in rural counties with populations above 12,000 people . This included Carbon county. The results were adjusted for population and vehicle miles traveled.
Of the counties surveyed, Carbon had the highest usage rate at 72.6 percent and San Juan had the lowest usage rate at 41.0 percent.
"This survey provides us with a better understanding of safety belt use statewide. Seat belts save lives. Not wearing a seat belt contributes to more fatalities than any other traffic related behavior," said David A. Beach, Director of the Utah Highway Safety Office.
Another news release that came across my desk pertaining to health issues was a survey about smokers among pregnant women. The encouraging news is that in Utah, the percentage of women who reported smoking during the last three months of their pregnancy decreased by almost eight percent from an earlier survey.
In 2001, 12 percent of mothers nationwide were reported to have smoked during pregnancy.
According to the Office of the Surgeon General, smoking is probably the most important preventable cause of poor pregnancy outcomes among women in the United States.
Also in Utah, 10.1 percent, or 4700 of Utah women reported they were smoking.
Smoking is associated with an increased risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, pre-term delivery, and infant death, and is a cause of low birth weight in infants. If you are pregnant and currently smoking, consider these risks about smoking during your pregnancy and the benefits of quitting:
Smoking during pregnancy is estimated to account for 20 to 30 percent of low-birth weight babies, up to 14 percent of pre-term deliveries, and 10 percent of all infant deaths.
In 2001, 11.9 percent of babies born to smokers in the United States were of low birth weight, compared to 7.3 percent of babies of nonsmokers.
Research also suggests that infants of mothers who smoke during and after pregnancy are more likely to die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) compared to infants whose mothers do not smoke.
There is a significant health benefit for women who quit smoking during pregnancy. Low birth weight could be reduced by 17-26 percent by eliminating smoking during pregnancy.
If all pregnant women in the United States stopped smoking, there would be an estimated 10 percent reduction in infant deaths.
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Bill James, author of the new Bill James Gold Mine 2008, will appear on the
CBS TV news show 60 Minutes this Sunday night, March 30. The program will
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of three days at the World Champion Boston Red Sox spring training camp a
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News about Hijacking, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Florida Ex-Senator Pursues Claims of Saudi Ties to Sept. 11 Attacks
Bob Graham, the Democratic former chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, has recently submitted affidavits in two court cases seeking to link Saudi Arabia to the attacks.
April 14, 2015, Tuesday
'Hijacking' by Hackers
A former airline executive says remote control of an aircraft's electronics is a serious threat.
March 19, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON HIJACKING AND: Hijacking , Remote Control Systems , Aviation Accidents and Safety , Airlines and Airplanes , Cyberattacks and Hackers
SEAL Team Raids a Tanker and Thwarts a Militia's Bid to Sell Libyan Oil
The American operation saved the fragile transitional government in Tripoli from a potentially catastrophic loss of control over its main source of revenue and last source of power: Libya's vast oil reserves.
March 18, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON HIJACKING AND: Navy Seals , Hijacking , Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline , Ships and Shipping , Libya , Jathran, Ibrahim , United States Defense and Military Forces
Ethiopian Co-Pilot Hijacks Jet, Then Asks for Asylum in Geneva
All passengers and crew members on the Ethiopian Airlines flight were released safely, and the hijacker surrendered after saying he was in danger in Ethiopia.
February 18, 2014, Tuesday
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Deception Foils Attempt to Hijack Turkish Jet to Sochi
Turkish officials said a passenger claiming a bomb was aboard wanted the aircraft diverted to Sochi, but it landed in Istanbul and he was arrested.
February 8, 2014, Saturday
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6 Arrested in Theft of Truck With Radioactive Waste
Government officials said the people checked into a hospital not far from the central Mexican town where a stolen truck carrying radioactive cobalt 60 was found abandoned.
December 7, 2013, Saturday
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Truck With Radioactive Load Is Recovered in Mexico
After a two-day search, a Mexican nuclear official said the missing radioactive isotope that had been aboard a stolen truck was found.
December 5, 2013, Thursday
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Norway: Man With Knife Kills 3 After Hijacking a Bus
The suspect, described as a man in his 50s, was arrested after the attack in Sogn and Fjordane County, the police said.
November 5, 2013, Tuesday
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Zvonko Busic, 67, Croatian Hijacker, Dies
Mr. Busic was a Croatian nationalist who in 1976 hijacked a Trans World Airlines flight out of La Guardia Airport and planted a bomb beneath Grand Central Terminal that killed a police officer.
September 6, 2013, Friday
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Toque Tuesday Molson Tally…Far Exceeds our Goal
Employees of Molson took to the streets of Toronto on Toque Tuesday. We were enthusiastically led by our President and CEO Kevin Boyce, who was selling toques at Toronto City Hall and around Nathan Phillips square with his team. Kevin's first sale took place 720 am to Anita in front of City Hall in Toronto.
The Toque Tuesday tally is in and the results are phenomenal ! Our goal for Toque Tuesday was to raise $50,000.00. The total tally of funds raised for Raising the Roof's Toque Tuesday as a result of the Molson Volunteer initiative is $90,557.26. This number is built on the successful efforts of the volunteers selling toques that raised $54,557,26 (exceeded target of $50,000), Molson purchased toques for volunteers $11,000.00, an employee donation of winnings from off track event on Monday night of $4,000.00, Molson Matched employees' donation $4,000.00, Heineken Partner Brand donation of $10,000.00, The Keg Restaurant donation of $5000.00, Molson Quebec employee's jersey purchase of $500.00, Molson matched employee's jersey donation $500.00 and $1000.00 in follow up sales on Wednesday, We are still getting requests from employees and the public on where and how to buy toques. You can go to the Raising the Roof site to purchase on line. Hats off or should I say Toques off to a successful Volunteer event. Molson and our employees…Proud to Play our Part !


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I've been on my journey for almost two months now and have lost 14 lbs!!!
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My goal means that I need to lose 20 more. I haven't lost any weight within the last week. I'm not discouraged . . .yet. . .but I want to understand what the issue is.
Note: I'm eating diet foods, and I calorie count obsessively using caloriecount.about.com. I'm always under my personal calorie goal of 1200 calories a day, but sometimes my sodium intake is a little over my recommended intake and I am working to get my sugar intake down, although a large part of my sugar comes from fruits (I eat 2 a day). What has been your experience with too much sodium and the effect on weight loss, even though I'm not taking in too many calories (if anything, too few) and I drink tons of water?
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Transport Pattaya
Most visitors to Pattaya come directly from Bangkok, either by bus from Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport or Ekkamai Bus Terminal, or by minibus, taxi, rental car, or even train. There is an airport at nearby U-Tapao that is serviced by Bangkok airways; however this flight only connects Pattaya with Koh Samui.
Once in Pattaya there are numerous ways to get around, including taxi, rental car (with or without driver), and via the ubiquitous blue songtaews.
A third-class train connects Bangkok's Hua Lumphong Station with Pattaya, a journey that departs Bangkok weekday mornings around 7am and costs less than 40 baht for the three hour trip.
Most people departing Bangkok for Pattaya travel by bus. It is possible to get a bus directly from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Pattaya or from Bangkok's Ekkamai Eastern Bus Terminal.
From Suvarnabhumi Airport there are busses that leave directly to Pattaya from the airport's Transport Center, which is served by a complimentary shuttle bus that circles the airport. These air conditioned buses leave every couple of hours, cost just over 100 baht, and arrive at the North Pattaya Road bus station about 1 ½ hours later.
From the Eastern Bus Terminal (next to the BTS Ekkamai station, opposite Sukhumvit Road soi 63) there are bus departures throughout the day, leaving approximately every thirty minutes from around 5 am to nearly midnight. These air-conditioned busses cost just over 100 baht for a one way ticket and complete the journey from Bangkok to Pattaya in around two hours.
From Bangkok's Mo Chit Northern Bus Terminal and the Sai Tai Mai Southern Bus Terminal (Sai Tai Mai), buses leave less frequently throughout the day, but at similar cost and travel time as those from Ekkamai.
If your final destination is Jomtien Beach it may be preferable to get a 2nd class bus rather than the 1st class busses mentioned above, as many 2nd class busses continue on to Jomtien thus saving you the time and hassle of arranging a transfer from North Pattaya Road bus station. The bus station for the 2nd class buses is on South Pattaya Road.
From the Northeast (Isaarn) and the NorthThere are direct air conditioned buses from Nong Khai, Khon Kaen and Nahkorn Ratchasima (Khorat) to Pattaya. From other northeastern towns it's best to get a bus to Ratchasima (Khorat) and then buy a ticket from there to Pattaya.
From Chiang Mai and Mai Sai there are direct busses to Pattaya.
The nearest airport to Pattaya is U-Tapao, which is serviced by Bangkok airways; however, this flight only connects Pattaya with Koh Samui. The other nearest airport is Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport, where there is bus, taxi, and limousine service to Pattaya, a 1 ½ to 2 hour drive from the airport.
By songtaew:
Hands down the kings of Pattaya public transportation are the dark blue songtaews, pickup-trucks with benches in the rear. Most songtaews follow established routes and passengers can hop on and off wherever they choose for a fixed rate (typically higher for foreigners). If a songtaew is not parked or is devoid of passengers it may be hired as a private vehicle at considerably higher rates.
The most common songtaew route in Pattaya is the beach circuit that follows Second Road to the Dolphin Circle roundabout and then south along the full length of Beach Road, connecting the loop by traveling east along South Pattaya Road.
Be sure to tell a songtaew driver where you're headed so as to be sure he's headed that way, but also ask how much the fare is so that you aren't charged for a private hire. Stating the typical fare is usually more effective than asking an open ended question, provided you know what the one way fares currently are.
By local bus:
A government sponsored public bus system with established rates of 20 baht/trip, 90 baht/day, 180 baht/3-day, and 900 baht/month provides limited service around Pattaya. Many bus-stop signs indicate bus stops that are no longer in use. Brochures with details of the routes/stops are available from bus drivers.
By motorbike taxi:
Less expensive, faster, and far more dangerous than songtaews, motorbike-taxis are located at various intersections throughout Pattaya, although they can be flagged down while they are driving. Motorbike taxi drivers are easily identified by their colored vests. Foreigners can expect to pay around 30-40 baht for trips around Pattaya Beach.
By taxi:
Meter-taxis from Bangkok are common in and around Pattaya, all of which are looking to make some extra money after dropping off passengers from Bangkok. These are fine for trips around town, but if you are looking for a car and driver for a day trip outside of Pattaya Beach it may be better to charter a private car and driver, a non-metered taxi, or a minibus that operates on an on-call basis. These can be arranged through most travel agencies and many hotels and guesthouses.
Car Rental:
There are opportunities to rent cars from both local and international car rental agencies in Pattaya. Be aware however, that for insurance purposes it may be required to have a valid international driver's license, though most nations' drivers' licenses are sufficient to legally drive in Thailand.
Car rentals without insurance are possible for as little as 600 baht/day for Suzuki Samurai style jeeps and 800 baht/day for small cars; rental cars that include insurance cost around 1000 baht/day, slightly less in the low season, more in the high season.
Commercial First Class Insurance provides full coverage (as opposed to limited personal or third party only insurance). Most international car rental agencies will offer this insurance (some only for those with international driver's licenses) while local companies may or may not. You can request a copy of their insurance policy and ensure that it states "For Commercial Use". Regardless, inspect rental vehicles prior to rental and drive with caution, particularly as traffic in Pattaya can be quite confusing, including the habit of motorcycles to drive on the wrong side of the road.
Rental Motorbikes:
Motorcycle rentals are a very popular, if dangerous way to get around Pattaya. In addition to the risk of injury (a frequent result for foreigners unaccustomed to riding motorbikes or to driving on the left hand side of the road) there are occasionally scams involving rental motorbikes as well as bag snatchings from baskets in the front of rental motorbikes. As you must typically leave your passport as a deposit for a motorbike it is best to look for a reputable motorbike dealer even if the price is slightly higher and inspect bikes carefully prior to rental. Be aware that motorcycle rentals do not include insurance and both motorcycling accidents and motorbike thefts are common. Also note that parking beside a "No Parking" sign will result in a fine of 400 to 500 baht. Finally, while helmets are required by law, closed toes shoes are recommended by common sense.


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You can now join or renew your membership in the Bethlehem Bicycle Cooperative online with any credit card using your personal computer or smartphone.
The Bethlehem Bicycle Cooperative (BBC) is an educational bike shop open for members and guests Thursdays from 5PM to 9PM and Saturdays from 10AM to 4PM. The BBC is here to help you enjoy the trip more than ever.
Genesis Bicycles Continues Generous Support of Bicycle Education
Today we offer a FREE helmet for any child under 10 who comes in with a parent/guardian and bicycle.
Guest passes are just $5 for an individual and $10 for a family today!
Today's Bicycle Quotation:
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Using the tools and supplies in the BBC today:
Scott Slingerland organized the tools and cleaned…
Bicycle Heaven Ride:
Our featured destination today is Queen Nutritional Center on Pennsylvania Avenue in Bethlehem.
Have a certified instructor come to your home, check your bike and ride with you to Queens. All for $5! Call 610 954 5744 to make arrangements.
Or pick any destination from which you would like to learn to ride from your home, whether it's your local trail, a farmers market, or where you work. We will come to your home, check out your bike, go over a few basics, and then ride with you, showing you the best route and optimally safe/pleasant way to ride to the destination of your choice. All for $5!
The BBC offers education classes, Bicycle Heaven Rides and the Bicycle Library program.
Bike Education:
Take our most popular class, the basic bike maintenance class. In two 2-hour classes you become one with your ride. Email email@example.com to connect with Scott Slingerland, the instructor, with any questions.
Frank Pavlick is offering several Advanced Bike Mechanic Workshop series in the new year:
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Have a certified instructor come to your home, check your bike and ride with you to the destination of your choice. All for $5! Call 610 954 5744 to make arrangements.
Bike Library Activity (See what's available now!)
New & renewing members this month:
John Catino renewed his Silver BBC and CAR-FREE CAT Memberships
John Coneen renewed his family membership in CAR-FREE CAT
Lee Poole-Smith renewed his Gold Membership in the BBC and his CAR-FREE CAT Membership.
CAR-FREE CAT Members joining or renewing for 2014
Guest passes only $5 all day ($5 may be applied to membership fees)!
This week's donations:
The BBC accepts donations of bicycles, bike parts, tools and supplies on Thursdays from 5-9PM and Saturdays from 8AM to 4PM at 1935 W Broad St. in Bethlehem. We provide a receipt for all contributions and we are a 501(c)3 educational charity under the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Recent Visitors:
Jose Ciao and three other workmen are putting a new shower in the BBC!
League of American Bicyclists certified Cycling Instructor(s) on duty:
- Scott Slingerland
Volunteer Coordinators:
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Volunteer coordinator is responsible for the report each time the BBC is open. S/he has everyone sign-in, tracks members, registers activities, records class participation, maintains paperwork and takes pictures. If you think you might enjoy this job email email@example.com today.
Opening Responsibilities:
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Ron Teodoro vacuumed the shop area and took out the recycling and trash.
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Become a Bronze BBC and use our Park Tool Set from 8am to 4 PM any Saturday! Become a Silver or Gold BBC member and enjoy our Bicycle Library. See information about Membership Levels here. Would you like to volunteer to help on Thursday or Saturday at the Bethlehem Bicycle Cooperative? Write the Volunteer Coordinator. Today, the BBC is sponsored in part by Genesis Bicycles, Barrett Ladd and Google.


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French Soldiers Regain Control in Malian Cities
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EAST CARBON - Our Dad, Edgar Josiah Ewan slipped away quietly Sunday, Sept. 23, 2012 in the home of his son Corey from complications incident to old age. He was surrounded by his family on both sides of the veil.
Ed was born Nov. 19, 1925 in Merchantville, N.J. to Carl F. Ewan and Edith Devona Bernardo.
Dad enlisted in the Navy at age 17 in 1943 and was stationed at Hickam Field in Hawaii. He went to pilot school and served as a radioman. After the war he joined the L.A. County Fire Department rising to the rank of Captain. Fighting fires was something "he knew how to do" and he served with the fire department for 27 years.
He married Mary Rosalie Hicks on June 12, 1948 in Las Vegas, Nev. They raised three sons, Gregory Michael, Jeffrey Kim and Corey Alan.
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He also loved golf, playing it and watching it. Retiring on medical disability in 1972 he brought his family to Utah.
He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Rosalie; his sons, Gregory Michael, Jeffrey Kim, both of Las Vegas; Corey (Tamara), Price; along with four grandsons and five granddaughters, three great-grandchildren, Hailey Ewan who is three; Coleman Wayne Vanderstel and Charlie Rose Ewan born in 2012, he got to meet them coming and going.
Preceded in death by his parents, Carl and Edith Ewan; his brother, Carl Ewan (Florine); sister Trudy Painton (Dick) and two granddaughters Jennifer Kim Ewan and Nichele Claudine Ewan.
He loved his family. He hoped for the best for them, voiced his displeasure, shared in their sufferings and rejoiced in their accomplishments. He was a fun grandpa, often joking with the grandkids, making faces or teasing them. He had great joy in them. It was fun to watch Dad become Grandpa. We will all miss his sense of humor, his sing/humming, and his hatred for neckties (which will keep coming), but our memories are strong and will always keep him close.
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Add the town of Oswegatchie to the list of those supporting continued operation of the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center in Ogdensburg.
On Monday, the town council voted unanimously in favor of the city of Ogdensburgs resolution to save the 123-year-old facility from closure by the state Office of Mental Health.
Today, three members of the board will be at the OMH-sponsored public listening tour stop at the psychiatric hospitals Unity Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Town Supervisor Alfred J. Nichols and board members Bruce O. LaRose and Michael Stoner have a message for the OMH officials.
Dont reduce or eliminate the psychiatric centers inpatient services and 520 jobs.
Thats a lot of jobs, Mr. Nichols said. And there are a lot of people out there who need help.
Mr. LaRose believes that geography should be a key factor in convincing OMH to leave the psychiatric center alone.
Its the only facility thats located north of the Thruway, he said. I think thats kind of important.
Mr. Nichols said that shutting down the psychiatric center would force upon its displaced clients the inconvenience of having to travel long distances to Syracuse and Utica, for example in order to obtain their mental health services.
How are they going to get there? he asked.
Voting in favor of the resolution along with Mr. Nichols, Mr. LaRose and Mr. Stoner were board members Lillian O. LaRose and Kenneth A. Wilson.
A similar resolution was approved unanimously by the Ogdensburg City Council on Monday night.
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It was reminiscent of last week's Los Angeles game. The Rangers were not the best team on the ice, but in the end they pulled out a victory.
Toronto came out physically early, dominating play on the boards and beating the Rangers to the loose pucks. Their physical play even extended into the crease, as several Leafs forwards crashed into goalie Henrik Lundqvist in hopes of gaining any competitive edge.
Toronto's work ethic also caused the Rangers to lose their discipline, taking three penalties in the first period. However, in the end, the Leafs couldn't capitalize on their opportunities and the first window of opportunity the Rangers had, they took it.
During four-on-four play late in the first period, a medley of Leafs crashed in the slot leaving Brandon Dubinsky to scoop up the loose puck and lead a three-on-one back the other way. Without a passing option, Dubinsky ripped a wrist shot off the near post to give the Rangers a 1 - 0 lead.
Toronto would still outshoot the Rangers 14 - 8 after one.
Dubinsky would then tally on the second Ranger goal, early in the second period. With the Rangers transitioning through the neutral zone, Dubinsky fed Marian Gaborik who played a little give-and-take with Marc Staal along the near boards in the offensive zone.
Staal then made a nifty Matteau-esque move behind the net to slide the wrap around goal between the legs of goalie Joey McDonald. Toronto continued to press, but could not sustain enough pressure. Frustrated, Viktor Stalberg took a slashing penalty a minute later and would immediately regret it.
While the Rangers were not the sharpest in moving the puck throughout the game, their power play has continued to show a lot of confidence it. Early in the power play, Vinny Prospal fed Marian Gaborik who rang a shot off the far post from the top of the crease. The puck caromed out to the point where Mike DelZotto, who had 50 friends and family in attendance, would lay into a slapshot that beat McDonald between the legs.
However, Toronto showed some fight as they came back a minute later to scramble in a goal by Ian White. Suddenly, a two-goal lead was less comforting.
Throughout the period, both teams picked up the physical play, including former Ranger Colton Orr goading Donald Brashear on several occasions. Yet, Brashear wouldn't bite and the Rangers ended the period with the 3 - 1 lead.
There is a definite trend in the Rangers second period play, as they still lack the consistent attack of the first and third. Whether it's simply a lull or a function of the other teams picking up their play, the Rangers may eventually get bit by their second period play.
The third period, however, continues to be their strongest and tonight was no exception. The Rangers caught their second wind and put the Leafs on their heels early. At 2:36, Wade Redden took a shot from the point that Enver Lisin drove home for his first goal as a Ranger.
Toronto wasn't able to muster any opportunities throughout the period and the Rangers were able to play smart defensively to secure the 4 - 1 victory.
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Just after 8 p.m. Alexis Torres, 30, allegedly got into an argument with his wife before assaulting her and fleeing with their child, according to authorities.
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ADAMS Jerry S. Merrill prefers sculpting snow, but once a year, he carves a 40-pound block of cheese.
The Rodman residents work was just one of the attractions Saturday at the Adams Revitalization Committees fourth annual Cheddar Cheese Festival, a gathering centered in the area of North Main Street and East Church Street.
The day celebrates the Great Lakes Cheese plant at 23 Phelps St., which supplies a plethora of jobs to the area.
Mr. Merrill, who has created ice and snow sculptures for international competitions, said hes been carving a block of cheese every year since the festival began. This year, he used clay-carving tools to fashion a mouse kissing a dog named Bubba from a $120 block of soft Great Lakes cheddar.
I was asked because I live close by, Mr. Merrill said. People come by and get a kick out of it.
Mr. Merrill said cheese sculpting takes some experimenting; if he takes longer than a couple of hours on a sculpture, the cheese dries out and begins to crumble as he carves it.
The annual ode to cheddar gets bigger every year, said Connie A. Elliott, festival co-chairwoman. Ms. Elliott said she decided to organize the event four years ago to thank the cheese plant for staying in the area.
The day includes a macaroni and cheese competition. This years contest winner was Jessica Hyde, who created a dish featuring local cheeses and bacon.
Ms. Elliott said she missed the competition because she spent all morning in the childrens area, where kids could get a free ice cream cone, see a demonstration of owls and hawks or play in a bounce house.
Its about pride for the community, Ms. Elliott said. Its family-oriented.
Thats the reason Kristen M. Dawley, Adams, came to the festival on Saturday with her young children.
Ive been coming since it started, she said. They love going to the bounce houses. I like it because I love the craft stuff.
Patricia J. Leviker, Lowville, brought her daughter and granddaughter to the festival this year. She, too, has come every year.
We went to the wine tasting and saw lots of people, she said. Its kind of neat here.
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j0lt wrote:JaredGaume wrote:Armor and Defenses
Our general discussion about hit points, damage, and everything else seems a little vague without having an idea about how they "click into place". I am assuming a SWSE take on defenses rather than a d20M.
A fifth model could be similar to a combination of 1 & 4:
Model 5 - Armor as Hardness and Defenses
Armor Class (AC) - Your ability to avoid getting hit by attacks by the protection of armor.
Physical melee and ranged attacks target your AC, if they fail you take no damage, if hit you take normal damage.
= 15 + Dex or Int Bonus + 1/2 level + Armor bonus + other bonuses
Fortitude Defense - Your ability to stave off physical effects like poison, etc...
"Unavoidable" impacts, this is you pushing back or "ignoring the pain."
= 15 + Con bonus + 1/2 level + other bonuses
Reflex Defense - Your ability to avoid effects or being hit.
Last ditch avoidance, the target of "touch" attacks that just want to see if they connect and don't care if they penetrate.
= 15 + Dex1 bonus + 1/2 level + other bonuses
Will Defense - Your mental toughness, sanity, and well willpower.
Target of psychological and many "magic" attacks, this is a measure of what is going on in your head at any given time.
= 15 + Wis bonus + 1/2 level + other bonuses
Note, that I changed it to base 15, due to the expectation that it should scale evenly with a trained skill (assuming we're basing this off Saga numbers). Physical attacks target either AC or Reflex Defense (whichever is higher), basically your character's armor taking the hit, or the character dodging the attack. This should keep balance between agile characters and tank types. Fortitude and Will are not affected by armor, except in certain cases for Fort (such as wearing a gas mask).
Hrm... no.
The point of defense 10 + ... is built off d20M/3.0 saving throws. In essense the defense value is averaging your save rate. Going 15 + becomes gamist and amps the power level of the game unnecissarily based on an assumption of how strongly characters can be front-loaded in the early levels.
That would mean (see previous post on Attacks and Skills) that the base defense terms aren't the problem. It is the ability to SO HEAVILY front load a character's power level that is the problem.
I would prefer to baseline the power level, i.e. hit points and defenses, then scale bonuses to match. This may mean overall a lower powered game than before, but with a much more solid grasp of how the numbers are affecting everything. When you get a +1 bonus to anything, that should be a big deal because you weren't getting that bonus before.
As I stated previously, at first level, most of your bonuses and benefits should come from your abilities. Only as you increase your experience and level do you start to gain a set of bonuses that can exceed your ability bonuses. Maybe only count on a TOTAL of +2 or +3 bonus points from various sources other than ability scores to any one stat at first level, later on you can slowly expand this.
Note, I am counting bonuses from talents and feats here. Like armor, we can include equipment that gives us situational or permenant bonuses in the use of our skills. So you could have weapons, tool kits, protective items, etc... that give you a +1 to +3 bonus on use.
j0lt wrote:This defense model doesn't use saving throws in the traditional sense. Instead, attacks target their most "logical" target. As a player you are going to have better defenses than others. This creates openings that opponents may exploit. If you are a tough armored opponent, they may go after your poor Reflex or Will defense.
Saving throws are "roll d20, if you get 10 or more you save". Some abilties can improve this situationally, but largely it is a 55% save rate.
This is another 4e mechanic that I don't like at all. I feel there should be some progression to saving throws, for example: d20 + Ref/Con/Wis modifier + class bonus + 1/2 level
Of course, this makes it almost identical to the 3 defense scores, which means we're running two sets of numbers that do more or less the same thing. I'm starting to think we should go back to d20 Modern style Defense & Saves, but updated to suit the particulars of e20.
Either we have discrete defenses or discrete saving throws, otherwise it becomes horribly redundant. I favor defenses because it reduces the number of dice rolls.
Remember earlier that I wanted to get down to 1 dice roll per action. By adding more saving throws this increases the frequency in which actions are resolved by 2 or more rolls. I want to weigh my options and pick the one I think is going to work best, not get foiled by an endless series of dice rolls.
You use your saving throw to end something that is affecting you from round to round, like ongoing damage, or an insect that keeps buzzing you ear. You could spend an Action Point to get rid of it automatically, or you could take your chances and see if you get lucky (55% chance). When you make your saving throw, it is a one shot event, you don't just end one thing affecting you, you end everything affecting you at the end of your turn. You might get access to feats or talents that let you add a situational modifier to your saving throw when trying to end some effects.
I would advocate that most effects tend to not be ongoing in and of themselves. Most end automatically at the end of your turn. Or it is something you have to spend a swift action to keep it up round after round.
We could also just toss the whole idea of saving throws to begin with, and focus on defenses and other mechanics.
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42 U.S. Code § 4105 - Disaster mitigation requirements; notification to flood-prone areas
(a) Initial notification
Not later than six months following December 31, 1973, the Administrator shall publish information in accordance with section 4101 (1) of this title, and shall notify the chief executive officer of each known flood-prone community not already participating in the national flood insurance program of its tentative identification as a community containing one or more areas having special flood hazards.
(b) Alternative actions of tentatively identified communities; public hearing; opportunity for submission of evidence; finality of administrative determination of existence or extent of flood hazard area
After such notification, each tentatively identified community shall either
(2) within six months submit technical data sufficient to establish to the satisfaction of the Administrator that the community either is not seriously flood prone or that such flood hazards as may have existed have been corrected by flood-works or other flood control methods. The Administrator may, in his discretion, grant a public hearing to any community with respect to which conflicting data exist as to the nature and extent of a flood hazard. If the Administrator decides not to hold a hearing, the community shall be given an opportunity to submit written and documentary evidence. Whether or not such hearing is granted, the Administrator's final determination as to the existence or extent of a flood hazard area in a particular community shall be deemed conclusive for the purposes of this Act if supported by substantial evidence in the record considered as a whole.
(c) Subsequent notification to additional communities known to be flood prone areas
As information becomes available to the Administrator concerning the existence of flood hazards in communities not known to be flood prone at the time of the initial notification provided for by subsection (a) of this section he shall provide similar notifications to the chief executive officers of such additional communities, which shall then be subject to the requirements of subsection (b) of this section.
(d) Provisions of section 4106 applicable to flood-prone communities disqualified for flood insurance program
Formally identified flood-prone communities that do not qualify for the national flood insurance program within one year after such notification or by the date specified in section 4106 of this title, whichever is later, shall thereafter be subject to the provisions of that section relating to flood-prone communities which are not participating in the program.
(e) Administrative procedures; establishment; reimbursement of certain expenses; appropriation authorization
The Administrator is authorized to establish administrative procedures whereby the identification under this section of one or more areas in the community as having special flood hazards may be appealed to the Administrator by the community or any owner or lessee of real property within the community who believes his property has been inadvertently included in a special flood hazard area by the identification. When, incident to any appeal under this subsection, the owner or lessee of real property or the community, as the case may be, incurs expense in connection with the services of surveyors, engineers, or similar services, but not including legal services, in the effecting of an appeal which is successful in whole or part, the Administrator shall reimburse such individual or community to an extent measured by the ratio of the successful portion of the appeal as compared to the entire appeal and applying such ratio to the reasonable value of all such services, but no reimbursement shall be made by the Administrator in respect to any fee or expense payment, the payment of which was agreed to be contingent upon the result of the appeal. There is authorized to be appropriated for purposes of implementing this subsection not to exceed $250,000.
Source(Pub. L. 93–234, title II, § 201,Dec. 31, 1973, 87 Stat. 982; Pub. L. 95–128, title VII, § 704(d),Oct. 12, 1977, 91 Stat. 1146; Pub. L. 98–181, title I[title IV, § 451(e)(1)], Nov. 30, 1983, 97 Stat. 1229; Pub. L. 98–479, title II, § 204(j),Oct. 17, 1984, 98 Stat. 2233; Pub. L. 112–141, div. F, title II, § 100238(a),July 6, 2012, 126 Stat. 958.)
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This Act, referred to in subsec. (b), means Pub. L. 93–234, Dec. 31, 1973, 87 Stat. 975, as amended, known as the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title of 1973 Amendment note set out under section 4001 of this title and Tables.
Section was enacted as part of the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973, and not as part of the National Flood Insurance Act of 1968 which comprises this chapter.
2012—Subsecs. (a) to (c), (e). Pub. L. 112–141substituted "Administrator" for "Director" and "Administrator's" for "Director's" wherever appearing.
1984—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 98–479struck out quotation marks before "$250,000".
1983—Subsecs. (a) to (c), (e). Pub. L. 98–181substituted "Director" for "Secretary" and "Director's" for "Secretary's" wherever appearing.
1977—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 95–128added subsec. (e).
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NEWPORT–The North Country field hockey Falcons played a very defensive game against Stowe on Saturday, but came up on the losing end of the 1-0 contest.
"The past three games have been defensive ones for us," said coach Chantelle Bouchard. "Stowe always has a good record, so we knew we had to stay with that style of play today."
In the first half, Stowe (5-3), although not on the top of their game as of late due to illness, showed why they usually field a strong club, controlling play and spending roughly eighty-five percent of the time in the North Country end.
"Well it was pretty ugly," said Stowe coach Janet Godin, "It has been hard to get any continuity, but on a whole they played pretty well."
While Stowe had the upper hand throughout the bulk of the opening thirty, the Falcon defenders did not allow one shot through to their goalie Danielle Gabucci, something that did not go unnoticed by the netminder.
"They were amazing," said Gabucci. "I had a trio of three girls, Stephanie Tarryk, Mara Spates and Jessica Buckles, that were playing together within a system and it seemed to be working for them today. They came to battle"
Try as they might, Stowe was turned back time and again until the horn sounded signifying the end of the half.
In the second things began to change for the Falcons.
They were able to get the ball upfield and generate some chances.
"They realized they only had thirty minutes left to play, so they needed to pull something out of the bag," said coach Bouchard.
Six minutes into the frame, freshman Phoenix Alix had a great run at the net, but Stowe stopped her before she could get her shot off.
She would play well for the rest of the game.
"Where did she come from?" said Bouchard with a smile. "No, in all seriousness, she played absolutely great for us today."
North Country continued to pressure throughout the first ten minutes of the half before Stowe tilted the action back in the other direction.
With overtime seeming more and more like a possibility, Stowe's Ricki Haab was left open on the side of the net and found an opening and scored with 8:41 left to play in regulation.
North Country came right back down the field after the goal, but again were turned away by the Raider defense.
Hoping for some late game magic, the Falcons tried to get things going, however Stowe had other plans.
The refused to let North Country advance too far, successfully pinning them inside their own half as time ran out.
Gabucci registered four saves in the loss as the Falcons record drops to 2-6-1.
On the bright side, North Country's next opponent is St. Johnsbury, a team they defeated 3-0 the first time they met last month.
Look for the Falcons to push extremely hard to pick up win number three on Tuesday when they head to the Academy for a 3:45 showdown.
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Negotiations for Wright to start at $100m, Mets don't want more than 2 years for Dickey
"The Mets are expected to open negotiations with an offer for somewhere in the neighborhood of $100 million for star third baseman David Wright, people familiar with the team's thinking said," according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
Heyman believes the Mets intend to work to keep Wright, giving him "at least most of October" before considering a trade.
Last week on WFAN, Sandy Alderson spoke with Mike Francesa and said he has talked with Wright and his agents since the conclusion of the season and, while there are no guarantees of a resolution to a contract extension, "we're going to move on this very quickly."
Wright recently told Adam Rubin of ESPN New York he is hopeful he will remain with the Mets through the end of his career, although he intends on testing free agency after the 2013 should the two sides not come to terms on an extension this winter.
Wright just completed the final year of a six-year, $55 million contract he signed with the Mets during the 2006 season. The Mets hold a $16 million option on him for 2013 with a $1 million buyout, after which he can become a free agent.
As for R.A. Dickey, Heyman says that – due to his ability to throw his knuckleball in excess of 80 mph – the Mets are worried about what kind of impact that might have on his arm, and so they are concerned about giving Dickey more than a two-year contract unless it's for a substantial bargain.
However, a rival GM told Heyman he believes Dickey's value to be around $15 million per season. The Mets are not thinking along those lines for Dickey at this point.
Dickey just completed a two-year, $7.8 million contract he signed with the Mets before the 2011 season. The Mets hold a $5 million option on Dickey for 2013 with a $300,000 buyout, after which he can become a free agent.
Michael Baron, ContributorOn the one hand, it's exciting to learn the Mets are seemingly being proactive in trying to get these deals done. It tells me they have both the ability and desire to retain their stars, especially Wright who is important to the club on so many levels, both on and off the field.
On the other hand, it does take two to tango in these deals. In the case of Wright and the Mets, both have expressed a public interest in getting a deal done, and while that's encouraging, I probably won't take any comfort in the situation until the deal is signed, and Wright is standing on the podium at Citi Field discussing his future with the club.
Dickey is a little different, however. I really would like to see him back for the long-term, but I can understand why the Mets are weary of going overboard on a new deal. Dickey has always expressed an interest in being one of baseball's biggest bargains – he has undoubtedly been that for the better part of three seasons. But it would be hard to feel comfortable about the a possible deal on the level Heyman suggests for Dickey. Extending Dickey and giving him any kind of raise would impact the Mets' ability to invest in the Major League roster during the seasons of his contract – at $15 million a year? Yikes… Under that scenario, I could see the Mets pick Dickey's 2013 option up and then look to deal him for other parts now. That wouldn't be a popular move (and something I would not be happy about myself), especially since he's on the cusp of winning a Cy Young Award and has made such a connection with the fans.


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|Broncos Name Fox Head Coach
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|Thursday, 13 January 2011 21:59
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|Sugar Grove Music Fest Kicks Off Today
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|Friday, 09 July 2010 06:31
Today is the first day of the two-day sugar Grove Music Fest, featuring a great field of musicians, highlighted by 87-year old American treasure Doc Watson. Fest organizer Travis Roundtree said that all the money goes to Cove Creek Preservation and Development to keep up the historic school and to one of Doc Watson's special projects--a sustainable development scholarship at ASU. The Chocolate Drops, Kruger Brothers, Swing Guitars and more and on the slate along with Doc Watson. The festival starts this afternoon and continues tomorrow.
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Video: Russian Army Chorus Covers Adele's "Skyfall"
Nigel Campbell | August 29, 2013
Does a group of Russian male soldiers performing a stunning cover of Adele's "Skyfall" count as gay propaganda??
Let's hope not because the Russian Army Chorus, also known as the Alexandrov Ensemble Official Armed Forces Choir, is killing it and the lead vocalist is singing for his life!! (Hopefully not for real??)
Watch! You'll be glad you did.
Beautiful, right? In a bizarre, weirdly goosebumpy way??
Think about how much more of this the Russians could enjoy if they stopped messing with the gays!!
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Derek Williams - August 30, 2013
Homosexual Propaganda! Arrest these soldiers!
Anonymous - August 29, 2013
those hats are obnoxiously hideous. Ew. You're doing it wrong "straighty"!!!
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THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG premieres at midnight and your ticket to this Double Feature gets you into that screening as well as a screening of THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY leading up to the new movie.
THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY- Gandalf (Ian McKellen), Galadriel (Cate Blanchett), Legolas (Orlando Bloom), Gollum (Andy Serkis) and Elrond (Hugo Weaving) all return, joining some new faces with Martin Freeman taking on the role of the ultimate reluctant hero, little Bilbo Baggins. This time the fellowship consists of one hobbit and a whole bunch of dwarves, braving dark magic, debilitating weather and one hell of a dragon in order to score a priceless fortune. (Meredith Borders)
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