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Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties are looking to join an emergency radio consortium that five other counties already use in order to improve communications and gain access to grant funding for radio upgrades.
You have five counties experiences in working out new radio systems that are interoperable, said Lewis County Manager David H. Pendergast.
Lewis County legislators voted June 5 to join the Central New York Interoperable Communication Consortium, formed in 2007 by Cayuga, Cortland, Oswego, Onondaga and Madison counties.
A proposal to join the consortium should come before the St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators in July, St. Lawrence County Sheriff Kevin M. Wells said.
The advantage is being able to work together for grants, he said. The state is looking for regional sharing.
And at a committee meeting last week, Jefferson County legislators gave preliminary approval to join the consortium.
Legislator Steven T. Harter, R-LeRay, the chairman of the countys ad hoc radio committee, said the three-year undertaking could improve the ability of local first responders to get to the scene quickly and communicate with one another.
Police could talk to fire, fire could talk to police, police could talk to the ambulances and they could all talk to the helicopter, Mr. Harter said. All different jurisdictions would have the capability to carry on numerous conversations at one time on different frequencies.
Other parts of the state already have radio systems that coordinate with this amount of flexibility, Mr. Harter said.
This is not Star Wars technology, Mr. Harter said. This is up and running in nearby areas. Its not all brand new. Its new to us, but its not all brand new.
Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties, through their respective 911 coordinators, last year formed an unofficial emergency radio coalition, but having a larger and more formal group should prove even more beneficial, Mr. Pendergast said.
Officials from the three counties attended a meeting of the consortium in late May, and members were helpful in sharing information, Mr. Pendergast said.
That expertise and increased potential for federal Homeland Security grant funding will be particularly useful for Lewis County as it continues to work on an expensive emergency radio upgrade project.
Federal Engineering Inc., Fairfax, Va., in December completed a $53,000 study of the radio system that identified many deficiencies, including spotty coverage in many areas and little interoperability between emergency agencies. It recommended an upgrade, estimated at $6.4 million to $11.6 million, that could be done in phases.
Lewis County in April retained the Wladis Law Firm, Syracuse, to help apply for radio funding and recently contracted with C&S Companies, Syracuse, to do pre-design work on the project for up to $40,000.
All five counties in the existing consortium have done or are completing radio upgrade projects designed to improve communication within their borders and with surrounding counties, and Wladis and C&S both have done work for at least a couple of them, Mr. Pendergast said.
The Department of Homeland Security has a few more funding rounds scheduled this year, with the deadline for applications in the next one coming on July 16, he said.
With the help of the consultants, county officials will need to determine exactly what segment of the project to initially request funding for, Mr. Pendergast said. The current dispatch center at the Lewis County Public Safety Building on outer Stowe Street in Lowville will probably not be adequate to house a new radio system, so county officials also will need to further discuss that issue, he said.
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This is the continuation of a thread I started regarding utilizing an inverted V w/trekking poles for an MLD Supermid. My rational was why not maximize the sleeping space in the mid if I were to share a double quilt with my son. I suspect there would still be enough room with the pole in the middle, or even offset a bit, but wanted to explore alternatives. Anxious to see if this was a viable option, I contacted Ron with MLD. He was very kind to respond, stating that this could be done, but proceed cautiously due to the additional stress on the poles due to length and angle. He also said to utilize a very strong trekking pole. I then considered purchasing the .600 CF poles from Ruta Locura/Ti Goat, but that would defeat the purpose of keeping things light, and still using trekking poles to hike with.I am no expert in the UL community, but I think it would be safe to say a CF pole may not handle a load as well as an aluminum one. If this is not accurate, please point me in the right direction. I spent some time perusing REI, and found the Black Diamond Trail Ergo Cork Trekking Poles. They are reasonably priced, weigh a bit over 1#, and had high ratings. I think a more robust/heavier trekking pole will need to be a compromise I make if I continue down this road. So my question is, are these poles one of the stronger ones on the market, and if not, any other suggestions?I appreciate any thoughts you may have on this topic.Regards,Chris
The Black Diamond Trail poles will serve you well. For that matter, I think any of the BD flick lock poles will work just fine. Don't bother with any anti-shock features. I do prefer poles with an extended grip for on the fly grip changes going up a big step, etc, but that is a lower priority. Cork is okay, but the foam style grips like the BD Trail poles work for me. Ergonomic angled grips don't do much for me, so I can pass in the expense. Straight grips make for better tent poles anyway, IMHO.
To do this with a larger mid you'll need poles in the 70-80+ inch range, assuming a peak height of 60+ inches. Solidity aside, I know of no trekking (or ski, for that matter) poles this long.
With Gossamer Gear's LT4 poles, you can insert the lower section of one pole into the top of the handle of the other pole, thus making it a 3 section monster that is amply long. The problems are that you can only make one frankenpole per set, and that it likely fails your 'bomber' requirements.I mention this because you may be able to find another stiffer 2 section pole where a cap on the handle can be removed (or a hole drilled) so that the other lower than be inserted. If you and your hiking partner each used these then you could create 2 monster poles, or you could use one of these plus one dedicated shelter pole.
If you want bomber trekking poles I think I own them. They're a pair of Leki Ultralite Titaniums. I slipped on ice about 5 years ago and bent the lower section of one pair about 20 degrees. Luckily it was bent at the joint so I pulled it out, stuck it in my slats of my back deck and bent it back mostly straight. It was a little deformed so I had to jam it back into the other section pretty hard but it hasn't moved in the 5 years since. Then this past weekend I extended the upper section of the same pole only to find the lock wasn't working. I was bummed that after all these years I'd finally broken the poles but when I got home I pulled it apart and after a little work with some needle nose pliers was able to free whatever had jammed the lock up. So I'm back to two working poles.I've used them for vaulting over creeks, setting up my tarp, moving branches and snakes off the trail, and they just keep going. I'd love to have some uberlight carbon fiber poles but not until I wear these out!Picture of pole after accident:
Edited by aroth87 on 04/21/2013 08:18:30 MDT.
Two things: first go with some set of flick-lock poles. I've tried Black Diamond and Leki, and I found the Black Diamond to be more impressive for the weight.Second, make sure your hiking partner is carrying similar poles, and simply remove a section or two (with the flick-locks, they just pull right out), and use the one that your pole tips fit into the tightest.Now you have a pole this is eighteen or so inches longer and no need for a pole extender. If that's not long enough, then keep two sections together.
They should make a set of poles with unequal length sections on either side. So when you put them together you get an extra long pole.
I've had similar experiences with my 3-piece twist-lock Komperdell Titanal poles I bought way back in 2006. We've bent them on a number of occasions and just pulled them apart, carefully applied pressure to straigten the bent pole, then put them back together. They weigh about 16oz a pair. I'll replace them when they break, but that doesn't seem to be forthcoming.Note...I've had little problem with the twist-locks. I just keep them clean and chedk them maybe once per hour when hiking. I imagine the clamp style lock works better, but I have no complaints.
Hi Dale,Thanks for your thoughts, flick lock, straight grip, non-shock, and foam grips are on the feature list!Regards,Chris
Hi David,I figured on 2 sets of poles, so thinking that may work?Chris
Dan,I was planning on having a second pair of poles available, used by my son. I was thinking of purchasing two identical pairs, both relativity strong.Regards,Chris
Hi Adam,Thanks for your thoughts! I will take a look at the Leki poles, although not sure about the twist locks. I currently have a pair with twist locks, and sometimes find them to be a bit of a pain.Have a great evening!Regards,Chris
Clayton,Think I am headed in that direction!Thanks for your thoughts.Regards,Chris
Hi Elliott,Another vote for twist locks and Titanium. looks like I need to compare!Thanks for your thoughts!Regards,Chris
related note: any word on when Gossamer Gear poles will come available?edit: the adjustable ones I mean
Edited by lost_01 on 04/21/2013 19:25:52 MDT.
Just to clarify, it's Titanal...as in Titan-AL aka some super duper aluminum alloy that has (and definitely not a tit-anal amalgamation). The poles aren't actually made of titanium (sneaky marketing department toeing the line of false advertisement). Titanal doesn't even have titanium as an alloying metal from what I could find. Still good poles just don't think you're buying titanium. To my knowledge there are no titanium poles on the market.
Proves one of two things, either the slick marketing tactic works, or my secondary education was lacking...I bet the former, they had me!Thanks for the clarification Dustin!
Dustin I hold no illusion that the poles are actually made of titanium! My poles certainly say titanium on them but that probably just refers to the color. I'd suspect if there were any titanium used the poles wouldn't weigh 15 oz for the pair. Regardless, I'd say aluminum poles will be more "bomber" than carbon fiber. If I'd have taken the same tumble that bent my aluminum poles with carbon fiber wonderpoles I'd have ended up with a shattered pole and not a deformed one. Ski poles would probably be even sturdier than adjustable trekking poles if you're looking for something fool-proof. As for twist vs flick locking, my Leki poles and Gitzo tripod both have twist locks so I'm used to it. If I were planning on making lots of adjustments I'd probably go for flicklock but as it is I usually set my poles at the beginning of the day and leave them that way until I get to camp where they get adjusted to erect my tarp. Twisting isn't too much of a hassle to do twice a day. I've never had a section slip and I've used them for vaulting many creeks.Adam
I haven't owned them long enough to do a proper review on them but they were one of a few recommended by Skurka in his book and so far they have lived up to their bomber reputation.
I have a pair of the BD Alpine Carbon Cork poles and they work well, but they aren't very light at 17.8oz. The aluminum Trail model poles are just a fraction of an ounce heavier per pair and cost 30% less. Where these carbon poles stand out is for beach hiking-- they don't corrode. IMHO, any of the BD aluminum poles are strong enough and it comes down to personal preference for grips and straps. The elliptical poles are really stout, but I don't see the need for the greater expense and weight. I do like the extended foam grips for a quick grab lower on the pole.
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I don't know if this has already been addressed, but how in the world do I log in? I downloaded the game, installed, I'm at the log in screen, and it asks me for my ID. I don't even remember making an ID! I mean, do I use my email, or do I just make an IGN on the site? I have yet to see a link that lets me register for the game, and I have been searching for awhile now.
I seem to always get this message. "Log in failed please run from hopepage". I'm pretty sure I'm running the game from the homepage, so am I missing something?
I can't even log on.. if i try to log on.. i get like "PAGE CAN NOT BE DISPALYED" or something like that... even when i try logging on from game n game...
Have the three of you tried using the log in address/guide on the first page?
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NEWPORT–"We couldn't have been any younger than last year."
Those were the words Coach Peter Alexander used to describe the 2010 Falcons girls soccer team. They had only four returning seniors try out for the squad last season, and one of them, Ashley Jenne was the meat and potatoes of the Falcons offense, scoring a team high seven goals for the club.
This season, the team is still young, with five sophomores on the team, but the rest of the team is more mature after going through a tough 6-6-2 season in the Capitol Conference.
However, and it is being seen across the board with the 2011 North Country fall sports teams (and I imagine it will hold true for the other seasons as well), there are a fair number of seniors (8) coming back to the team.
One of those eight, Lindsay Geoffrey, makes her way back in the nets for co-coaches Batista and Alexander. Geoffrey has been working hard to improve her overall game, and Alexander has seen some moves into the right direction.
"We've been working on her punts, (and) they're much better. She has been working on it on her own as well. Her throw is not her strength, but we are working on that too. She bowls well, and has always been a great communicator, and that is her strength. She is a senior and it is her turn to step up."
Sophomore Jenna Moss will be the back-up, and while she may not see a lot of game time action, she will no doubt benefit from having a year to work with the team in practice and to see the difference between the J/V and Varsity level of competition.
Defense will again be the focus for the Falcons, and the coaching staff is will look to a blend of youth and experience to man the backfield in 2011.
"We have a mixture of proven older players and some younger ones, so right now it looks like maybe some starting sophomores, Lindsay Gaboriault and Lizzy Alexander, those two have been playing back there and have been playing well, and they have played plenty of soccer. The more seasoned players, (like) Tiffany Morin, a third year sweeper starter and Baylee Jacobs played back up in the stopper position (in 2010), so we've got a good mix of young and old."
"I think we will be really strong," said senior Tiffany Morin, "We gained a lot of strong marking backs and we are still strong in front of me, and our stopper is still really strong."
On offense, the team focus, in Alexander's' words is to "knock the ball around, have possession, and build up from the goalie" to generate scoring opportunities. Last year offense was the teams Achilles heel, as they could not finish, or get the ball near the net.
A seldom seen face, yet four year varsity player, Cara Worth hopes to stay healthy this year as injuries have really inhibited her ability to properly showcase her skills on a consistent bases.
"When she is on, she is very dynamic," says Alexander, "She is the best dribbler on the team and has explosive speed, so if she can stay healthy that will make a difference up front."
He will also be relying heavily on the tandem of Noelle Pinard and Kate Meunier to provide the fire power to get the ball into opposing teams' nets.
"Kate and I work well together, we have played together since we were little girls so we know where each other are on the field so we can play off each other," said Pinard.
Meunier, who is making the jump to offense this season, echoed Pinards' statements saying "When we get the ball I sometimes don't have to look because I know where she is going to be from playing with her so long
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Gary L. McKenzie II, 22, of 154 Hailesboro St., Apt. 26, Gouverneur, was arrested in July and accused of throwing 7-month-old Braylin W. Chambers to the floor, causing an inoperable brain injury and hemorrhaging that resulted in the childs death.
A St. Lawrence County grand jury is charging him with second-degree murder, a class A-1 felony; second-degree manslaughter, a class C felony; reckless assault of a child, a class D felony; and endangering the welfare of a child, a class A misdemeanor.
St. Lawrence County Public Defender Stephen D. Button is representing McKenzie and told County Judge Jerome J. Richards that his client had no criminal history and, if he is released from St. Lawrence County jail, where he was being held on $50,000 bail or $100,000 bond, he would return to his Fort Drum barracks with the promise that he would make every court appearance.
An Army private first class, McKenzie is a petroleum supply specialist in A Company of the 710th Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, according to Fort Drums public affairs office.
Judge Richards sent McKenzie back to jail on increased bail of $100,000 cash and $250,000 bond pending future court proceedings.
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According to court documents, at 1:39 a.m. on July 16, McKenzie checked on the infant. He said he picked up the child to burp him and when the child got sick he became scared, stepped backward and tripped over a diaper bag, resulting in his throwing the child.
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What sport(s) did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
Women's Basketball from 2001-2005. Coach Bennett, Coach Snell, and Coach Smith
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
Winning the Atlantic Sun Conference against UCF to make it to the NCAA tournament in 2004.
Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
Coach Bennett. He not only cared about us as basketball players, but also as people. He would constantly check up on us just see how we were doing, making sure our personal life was going ok. He wanted us to grow as a christian more than anything and taught me that basketball was important, but God was the most important. He challenged me to become better every practice and was such a great leader for our team. He kept things in perspective for us and was such a good father figure for us all.
What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
I would say the friendships that I made with the people and staff at Lipscomb over the four years that I was there. I met genuinely good people that I will have as my friends for the rest of my life.
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
Lipscomb taught me what things are truly important in life. I learned that above playing athletics and growing in academics, that putting God first is a priority. Without doing that, you can not grow in any of those things.
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
Trish Hodgson. She was an unbelievable teacher that would bring out the best in her students. She would push me to be the best physical education teacher that I could be. She was a great mentor that helped me juggle basketball and academics. By her being my advisor, she helped me become organized with my classes by laying every semester out for me to make sure I understood what was ahead. She was an incredible athlete, teacher, advisor, and friend that I learned so much from.
Where do you live now?
Hendersonville, TN
Who is your employer? What is your occupation? What does your position entail?
Sumner County Schools. I am an elementary physical education teacher. I teach physical education to K-5 students at Madison Creek Elementary. We are the second largest elementary school in Sumner County with almost 800 students. I also conduct a basketball camp for all of my students every summer to raise money for our p.e. program at the school. I was coaching basketball and softball at Beech High School, but for the last two years I have not been coaching so that I could have more time with my daughter.
Tell us about your family:
I have been married to my husband Kerry West for almost 4 years now. We have a daughter named Kaylor Brooke that will be 2 years old in April. My husband coaches the Boys Basketball Team at Hendersonville High School and teaches there as well. We built a house in Hendersonville 4 years ago and have lived there since.
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woke up at 9:30am then went on laptop proberley play wii later
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i just woke up proberley play wii later school tommorow
woke up at 6am and went to school at 8:40 and went home after school and then had dinna and went on laptop proberly play wii later
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on study leave i wanted to woke up at 11am but woke up at 9am went on laptop going on msn the day and bebo
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could not update untill 12 - 19th may as internet was no workin
doing nm being a lazy day anyways ii am not tired but i think i am no well i cannot stop sneazing watched shaun today it was funny when shaun got a fright when shaun thought it was not bitzer now i am watching extreme makeover home edition
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by the way this never gave me nightmares
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LOL, why do you post the same pictures every day? :P
maybe i want to
just being too lazy, woke up at 10am then went on laptop at 11am listenin to music on mobile was out at 4:45pm for playplus untill 6:30 then won,t go to sleep till 2 or 3am another late nyt anyways i stole katie's avatar on shaun the sheep
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it's ma blog no one post on here unless it's important
being a boring day mummy never let me on laptop till 4pm me still in ma bed i have been in it all day so it's another lazy day
being a lazy day hahaha ma mum did not know i went on laptop at 12 or 1pm
01/06/2010- new month
went on here at 12pm i think went on wii the day and not revising tonight which is good
tommorow i am in the school at 1:45pm till 3:30 or 3:35 which it is good
another one ttb upset me very mean
Look kld. You can't just spread a rumor that I was mean to you. You have to have MADE it literally. Good blog by the way
Yeah, this blog is easy to read. Lots of other people do 'Of the Days' but with not doing that, its unique!
this blog is mine and i sayed you can only use this to write something important well not here so come off my blog
That's kinda rude kld! I was just saying a nice comment about your blog.
it's not
leave kld alone
I think saying that your blog is easy to read is a good thing. And I meant your blog is unique in a good way.
BTW kld, everybody knows that 'kldceltic' and 'kld loves wallace for eva' is you.
Yeah,it's a bit obvious lol. I remember way back you used to always make lots of a account but all with the same 'KLD' name in them/
You never know, someone could steal your identity, with something like kldisawesome!
leave ma blog alone everyone plz execpt me
i dont really like this blog...
go away
leave kld alone plz
KLD,don't make multiple users. It's annoyying and fake. Making another user so you can stick up for yourself isn't really what the forum is about. and just becuase it's you blog doesn't mean only you can post on it. the great thing about blogs is people can read them and they can give back their feedback,and if you do that you won't be able to hear what people think.
That's why people like funkycheese7000's or concon's blogs on STS have about 30 pages.
Yep! :P
I agree with CT. Threads are for everyone to see and post on. It's a free forum, yet there are a few rules involved. If I remember, none of the rules say, 'Nobody except kldceltic can post on her blog'.
And just because I have a blog, it doesn't mean that Clash can't post a message saying, 'Cool blog, but I think you should get of Review of the Week.'
Though I have never posted that
I'm afraid you can't make private threads.
Moderators have said this time and time again.
This is a public forum, anyone is welcome to post so long as they follow the rules.
Sorry for mini-modding.
I just thought I should point that out.
shaun the lamb is right - you can have a blog, but expect other people to be able to comment on it too. Forums are a place for conversation, rather than one-way broadcasting. Thanks!
naw i won,t let people post on it katie i feel everyone hates me
KLD.. You have to follow the rules. And it's rude to talk back.
We were just telling you how NICE and COOL and GOOD your blog is.
i don't hate u kld
Hi kldceltic,
I'm afraid we can't make exceptions to the rules
No one hates you, I'm sure! you're a great member of the forums and I really enjoy your blog.
If you are offended or hurt by somthing that happens on here, please let us know (we're here to help!)- you can email email@example.com or report a comment.
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Identification and value of Chinese cases
Can anyone identify these Chinese vases and determine their value?
I had bought them from a person, whose family were Parsee (Indian) traders and engaged in cloth, silk, spice and opium trade with China at the turn of the 20th century. Perhaps these vases were brought as gifts or in barter for goods. There are no markings on the bottom. Height is 2.5 feet.
By look and feel they are pretty old.
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I don't get that last part. Rising prices for raw material and fuel? Then raise your prices just like every other company faced with the same problems. Was there a price line that they felt they couldn't cross?
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Goodbye, Archway cookies.
They weren't the best cookies in the world, but they were what my mom could afford at the Naval Commissary when she wanted to put a "treat" in our school lunches. When we were kids, my mom always baked her own homemade cookies so isn't it funny that we thought of store-bought cookies as a "treat"?
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Another pair from the same pattern:
Reading Mitts by Susie Rogers (in cashmere!):
Denise's perfect version of my pattern, the Asheboro Hat:
I couldn't find this one on Denise's Rav page! But it's gorgeous, and has beads:
Nefertem by Kirsten Kapur. This one is gorgeous, too:
Taygete by Romi Hill, the one with the amazing edging:
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Dave Robinson joined the Green Bay Packers as the team's first round pick out of Penn State in the 1963 NFL Draft. For the next ten seasons in Green Bay, he was a big-play performer from his linebacker spot as the Packers became one of the most dominant dynasties in NFL history.
He established himself as among the finest linebackers in the game during a career that spanned 12 seasons, including two final years with the Washington Redskins in 1973-74. In all, he intercepted 27 passes which he returned for 449 yards and one touchdown.
Robinson maintained a consistently high level of play but competed for national notoriety with many great defensive stars including numerous future Hall of Famers on the Packers roster. He was named All-NFL three straight years from 1967-69 and voted to three Pro Bowls as Green Bay dominated the league. In addition, he was named second-team All-Pro in 1968 and 1969 and was voted All-Western Conference three times, 1966-68.
At 6'3", 245 pounds, he possessed great strength but was also extremely agile. He started at left outside linebacker in three NFL championship victories and two Super Bowl wins. He contributed three tackles in Green Bay's 35-10 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl I and then had two tackles, five assisted tackles, one fumble recovery and a pass defensed in Super Bowl II as the Packers downed the Oakland Raiders 33-14.
Robinson suffered a severe Achilles tendon injury in 1970 that limited him to just four games. He rebounded the following season and didn't miss a game for the Packers in 1971 and 1972 before moving on to the Redskins. He recorded four interceptions during his first season with Washington. His lone interception return for a touchdown during his career came against the New York Giants on Oct. 14, 1973 when he picked off a Norm Snead pass and ran it back 28 yards for a score in fourth quarter to seal the Redskins' 21-3 victory.
Robinson played in a total of 155 regular season games during his career and was voted to the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1960s.
Championship Games
1965 NFL – Green Bay Packers 23, Cleveland Browns 12
Robinson started at left outside linebacker. Defensive stats not available.
1966 NFL – Green Bay Packers 34, Dallas Cowboys 27
Robinson started at left outside linebacker. He had two tackles and four assists.
1967 NFL – Green Bay Packers 21, Dallas Cowboys 17
Robinson started at left outside linebacker. Defensive stats not available.
Super Bowls
Super Bowl I – Green Bay Packers 35, Kansas City Chiefs 10
Robinson started at left outside linebacker. He had three tackles.
Super Bowl II – Green Bay Packers 33, Oakland Raiders 14
Robinson started at left outside linebacker. He had two tackles, five assists, one fumble recovery and one pass defensed.
All-Pro Second Team: 1968 (PFWA) • 1969 (HOF, PFWA, NEA)
All-NFL: 1967 (AP, UPI, NEA, NY) • 1968 (UPI, NEA, NY) • 1969 (AP, UPI, NEA, PW, NY)
All-NFL Second Team: 1968 (AP)
All-Western Conference: 1966 (SN) • 1967 (SN) • 1968 (SN)
(3) – 1967, 1968, 1970
• 1970s NFL All-Decade Team
Full Name: Richard David Robinson
Birthdate: May 3, 1941
Birthplace: Mt. Holly, New Jersey
High School: Moorestown (NJ)
Pro Career: 12 seasons, 155 games
Drafted: 1st round (14th player overall) in 1963 NFL Draft by Green Bay
Uniform Number: 89
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Results of your lab tests
The type of lymphoma you have
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Treatment may control or cure the lymphoma. It can also improve your quality of life by controlling symptoms of the disease.
Once you know your type, stage, and grade of lymphoma, it is time to decide on a treatment plan. This section will help you understand your treatment options and what's best for you. Talking about your treatment choices will be one of the most important meetings you will have with your doctor.
Deciding on the best plan may take some time. Talk with your doctor about how much time you can take to explore your options. You may want to get another opinion before deciding on your treatment plan. And you may want to involve your family and friends in this process.
The goal of non-Hodgkin lymphoma treatment is to do one or more of these things:
Kill the lymphoma cells as quickly as possible
Stop the growth of new lymphoma cells
Treat side effects of the lymphoma, such as pain or pressure on organs
Maintain a sense of control over your treatment choices and life
In some cases, a doctor may recommend not starting treatment right away. This is called watchful waiting. It is most common with some types of slow-growing lymphomas.
You may have several options for treatment. These are the most common ones:
Chemotherapy. For this treatment, you take one or more drugs to kill lymphoma cells throughout your body. You may have this treatment along with other types of treatment.
Radiation therapy. This treatment kills lymphoma cells with high-energy X-rays. It is often combined with chemotherapy. If it's combined with immunotherapy, it's called radioimmunotherapy.
Immunotherapy. For this treatment, you take man-made substances that are like the ones your immune system makes. They help your immune system fight the lymphoma.
Surgery. A surgeon may take out an organ, such as your spleen, if it has lymphoma.
Stem cell transplant. This treatment kills lymphoma with high doses of radiation and chemotherapy. These doses can also destroy your bone marrow, which makes red and white blood cells and platelets. Because of this damage, your doctor replaces your bone marrow with healthy bone marrow cells. Before your treatment, the doctor collects these cells either from you or from a donor. In either case, the cells are given back to you after your treatment with chemotherapy or radiation.
Your doctor may suggest that you have more than one of these types of treatment. Newer types of treatment may only be available through a research study. This is called a clinical trial. You can ask your doctor about whether there is a clinical trial you should consider.


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Down by as many as 10 points in the first half, the Carbon High Lady Dinos needed every minute of the 32 minute contest with North Sanpete before coming away with a 46-41 win on Tuesday night at home.
The win sets up a showdown with Delta on Thursday for a shot at claiming a co-Region 12 championship. If the Lady Dinos travel to Delta and defeat them to tie for first place in Region 12, a coin flip would then be held to determine who gets the number one seed from Region 12 in the 3A State Tournament.
A slow start saw the Lady Dinos trail 14-4 at the end of the first quarter. But the team answered in the second quarter with an 11-0 run to take their first lead of the game before going into the half trailing 22-20.
The Lady Dinos grabbed a 35-34 lead midway through the fourth quarter and never relinquished the lead for the rest of the way.
North Sanpete cut the lead down to 42-41 off a steal and a layup. But Carbon High sophomore Katie Basinger hit two free throws and stole the ball from North Sanpete on the following possession to stop their momentum. Shelby Cornforth and Taylor Oliver each added a free throw in the final moments to help seal the win for the Lady Dinos.
Carbon High head coach Ted Bianco said once the Lady Dinos stopped turning the ball over things began to go their way.
"We responded in the second quarter with that big run to take the lead and we did a good job stopping North Sanpete on defense," Bianco said.
Cornforth led a balanced scoring attack with 10 points. Shailee Croasmun and Basinger each added 9 points, Giovanna Chiara had 8 points and Ashley Quinton, the team's only senior, finished with 7 points in her final home game at Carbon High.
Now with a final shot at a co-region championship, the Carbon High players know what is at stake in the season finale on Thursday night.
"If we want to get that trophy, we are going to need to play really hard to get a win against Delta," said Croasmun.


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Buzz: Philadelphia Has A Shot At Next Years Winter Classic, Yankee Stadium Still In The Mix?
Update: 11:26AM: 2/23/11
Darren Dreger passes along a rumor saying that the Flyers are in contention for the Winter Classic. He also mentions a rumor suggesting the game could take place, against the Rangers, on January 2nd in Philly.
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At CBC, Elliotte Friedman writes that the Philadelphia Flyers has a shot at hosting next years winter classic at either Beaver Stadium, where Penn State plays, or Lincoln Financial Field, where the Eagles play.
It was written in January that the Flyers were front runners for the Winter Classic next year. I wrote in December that I think it will be Rangers-Flyers at Lincoln Financial field next season.
Chris Botta wrote in December that it should be Rangers and Red Wings in Detroit.
It isn't likely that a Winter Classic will be held at Citi Field and there are Pro's and Con's to Central Park.
…If it's at the Linc I think it's Rangers Flyers. Beaver Stadium, it has to be Flyers-Pens. I don't think the league cares about putting the Pens in it as much as we do.
Also, and this is a little speculation right now, but I have heard a couple of rumblings that Yankee Stadium is still in the mix for the next Winter Classic and the opponent is likely to the Flyers or Bruins. From what I've heard the NHL will move the game to Monday January 2nd, so they don't compete with the NFL on Sunday. The bowl game at the stadium will be re-scheduled to work with Winter Classic. This may not happen, like all rumors, but I felt good enough with the info I was told to post it. Gary Bettman has also said that he thinks football stadiums work better for the Winter Classic.


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POTSDAM Local talent and the wares of around 90 vendors including food, wine, crafts and business items and services will be showcased at the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerces Really Big Show today and Saturday at Clarkson Universitys Cheel Arena.
The annual home, garden and business show will take place from noon to 8 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Admission each day is $2.
A lot of vendors have been here from day one, so its obviously a success for them, said Jo Ann Roberts, event organizer and a vendor herself with her business, the Nut Shop International. We had about 1,500 people come through last year. We have quite a few new vendors this year.
The idea for the annual spring show began in 2008, when the chamber sponsored a business-to-business event in Massena that was good for networking but did not grab the publics attention.
We wanted to figure out how to boost attendance, Ms. Roberts said.
Live entertainment for today will include fiddlers Don Woodcock and Gretchen P. Koehler from 4 to 5 p.m., Step It Out Dance Studio from 5:15 to 6 p.m. and folk musicians Mary Ann Casale and Andy Van Duyne from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m. Saturdays performances include Middle Eastern-style dancer Jessica Stewart from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., and musicians Kaitlyn LaShomb, Troy OBrien and Michael Jent from noon to 3 p.m.
The event also includes live radio broadcasts and merchandise giveaways.
New vendors include two sellers of local meats; a cruise and vacation planner; Titus Mountain Family Ski Center, which has started a maple syrup line; the village of Waddington to promote the Bassmasters Elite Series; and the Colton-Pierrepont Foreign Language Club selling white spruce seedlings in honor of Arbor Day. Outdoor vendors will include a bounce house rental and cedar furniture maker.
First-time vendor Judy A. Premo of Raymondville and her business, Empty Nest Birdhouses & More, will offer custom homes designed for bluebirds, wrens and chickadees, but are fine for decoration as well.
I call them yard bling, she said. The birds nesting in them is a bonus.
New vendor Kim D. Lawrence, Malone, of Keeps U In Stitches, describes herself as a sewist a relatively new term that describes someone who creates sewn works of art. She makes boutique clothing for children and will offer hooded towels, hair clips and embroidered towels.
I heard it was a very nice show, she said. This is one of the largest ones Ive participated in, so Im looking forward to it.
Jane C. Rue, Richville, moved from Liverpool to help her mother and discovered in the process she could design purses, which she makes from upholstery material for her CJ Custom Creations. She also offers leather items and girls dresses.
Call of the Wild, South Colton, which is owned by Spencer F. Thew, will showcase its dog boarding kennel, dog sledding activities and tours, and bed and breakfast.
Employee Andre H. van der Merwe moved from South Africa, where he has worked with Siberian huskies for 20 years.
We decided to come over and find some of the white stuff, he said. Its fantastic. Dogs love it. Its what they were meant to do.
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Station encourages careers in science, engineering
MORRIS, Ill. (June 11, 2010) – Exelon Nuclear's Dresden Generating Station recently awarded scholarships to three local high school graduates for their impressive efforts during the 2009-10 school year.
Logan Murray of Coal City High School, Michael Muir of Minooka High School and Allysa Chatten of Morris High School were chosen by their respective schools to receive the Dresden Station scholarships.
"As one of the world's foremost energy services companies, Exelon recognizes the importance of a strong science education," said Dresden Site Vice President Tim Hanley. "As such, we are committed to encouraging promising students interested in pursuing scientific and engineering careers. We are proud to give these awards that will help the students in their continued education."
Each year the station awards a $1,000 scholarship to a graduating senior who plans to major in engineering, mathematics or one of the natural sciences at a college or university from each of the three schools.
Murray will be attending Joliet Junior College where he plans to major in engineering. Muir plans to major in computer sciences at Elmhurst College. Chatten will attend Southern Methodist University in Dallas and plans to major in engineering.
Dresden Station salutes these students and wishes them well in their future academic endeavors.
Dresden Generating Station is approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The station's two operating units can produce more than 1,700 megawatts net of electricity per hour. Dresden Unit 1, which began commercial operation in 1960 and was retired in 1978, has been designated a Nuclear Historic Landmark by the American Nuclear Society.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with more than $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 486,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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The character appeared in a 1976 work by Giger. But could it be actually much older than that?
That's what one internet user named Zhao is claiming in China. This painting, Zhao blogs, was allegedly discovered at a Beijing flea market and is believed to be the work of influential Chinese artist Qi Baishi.
Perhaps because China is often accused of stealing intellectual property, a cottage industry has sprouted up, with folks in China saying Western inventions are Chinese knock offs (take this Men in Black 3 claim). Then, there's the bit about people making crap up on the internet.
Baishi died in 1957, and if this is indeed his work, that would mean his "alien" was created well before Giger's painting Necronom IV (below) was completed.
Zhao's original post on Chinese microblogging site Weibo was uploaded in late December, and it now has well over six thousand comments. Some say that the alleged Baishi work was the uncredited source for the Xenomorph design. Others in China say this is a hoax. And then there are those who just want to believe.
But is this art even real? Biashi was noted for his fine brushwork, but much of his work focuses on flowers, insects, animals, and sea creatures like shrimp.
Even China's National Museum has chimed in on the controversy via its microblogging site. And while the National Museum is being coy and didn't verify (or deny) the work, it did offer, "The mixing of water colors and science fiction is truly a sight to behold."
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