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A Depauville man was found not guilty Wednesday of all counts against him stemming from an alleged home invasion in Watertown in May 2012.
Following a three-day Jefferson County Court trial, a jury deliberated less than an hour before clearing Jack C. Yates of first- and second-degree burglary, third- and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon and second-degree menacing counts.
It had been alleged that on May 9, 2012, he unlawfully entered the East Hoard Street apartment of his ex-girlfriend, Kimberly S. Sargent, and threatened her with a knife. Ms. Sargent had testified that Mr. Yates was upset that the relationship ended and barged into her new residence, repeatedly shoving her against a refrigerator and a counter and, at a point, stomping on her hips and legs with work boots. She also claimed Mr. Yates waved a knife in front of her, threatening to kill her, her girlfriend and himself.
With its verdict, the jury rejected all of the claims. Mr. Yatess defense attorney, Eric T. Swartz, said he believed the testimony of Ms. Sargents son, Jordan J. Page, was key to jurys finding. Mr. Page, who now lives and works with Mr. Yates, testified on Mr. Yatess behalf, stating at one point that he had chosen to live with Mr. Yates over his mother after the break-up.
I just think that the truth came out, Mr. Swartz said after the verdict. She tried to destroy the life of a guy who loved her and took care of her and who loved her son and took care of him.
Mr. Swartz said he believed that Mr. Pages testimony, coupled with several others, about Ms. Sargents drug use created questions for the jury about her credibility. Ms. Sargent, 40, served about 15 months in state prison for a cocaine possession conviction but testified that she had not used any illegal substances since being released in 2009. However, Mr. Page and others testified that they had done drugs with Ms. Sargent since then, or that they had direct knowledge that she had used drugs.
I caught her in about a million lies, Mr. Swartz said.
Had Mr. Yates been convicted of the top count, first-degree burglary, he would have faced a minimum prison sentence of five to 25 years.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
Chelsey Warburton announced she has recently signed a contract to play professional basketball with the Amsterdam Probuilt Lions.Warburton is a 2003 graduate of Carbon High.
Warburton was a three star athlete as a Dino.
She played basketball, volleyball and softball during her four years at the local high school.
She was injured in her senior year playing basketball and that injury influenced her decision to head to the College of Eastern Utah for a year. She then transferred to Weber for her final three years of college to finish college.
Warburton will join her team as a shooting guard at mid season to replace an injured player. She is part of the Warburton clan that includes Morgan, Mckell and Casey. Morgan is currently having a great season with the Lady Utes at the University of Utah. Casey plays for Southern Utah University and McKell is a CEU alum.

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Elder Nick Milovich has been called to serve in the Raleigh North Carolina mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Milovich will speak during sacrament meeting Aug, 24 ad 11:30 a.m. at the Price 4th Ward.
He is the son of Paul and Gayla Milovich.
Elder Milovich will enter the Missionary Training Center on Sept. 3.
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(WHDH) A 10-year-old boy in Brockton called 911 because he didn't want to go to bed, but the phone call got the boy a late night visit from police.
"He's like, 'I'm going to call the cops on you,'" said Shamayne Rosario, the boy's mother. "911 -- he just pushes it into the phone."
Danny called 911 just after 8 p.m. Wednesday. He never actually spoke with anyone -- he hung up the phone after dialing 911. That was enough for police to not only call back, but send an officer to the home.
"He was actually really scared when she found out that they were sending the police. He was actually really scared because he didn't think that he was doing anything wrong," said Veronica Flaherty-Spencer, a family friend.


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The parades, the titles, the trophies, the glory, and of course, the football. Bowls are the cherry on top of the college football season. Here's a look at the winners in the 2012-13 College Football Bowl season.
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Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29: Texas 31, Oregon State 27; Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas; Payout: $3,175,000 PHOTO: Texas quarterback David Ash (14) leaps over Oregon State defenders Tyrequek Zimmerman (08), Feti Unga (41) and Jordan Poyer (14) to score a touchdown in the second half of the Alamo Bowl.


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Village Council member Gunther Jochl made a suggestion that was unanimously approved at last night's Sugar Mountain Village Council meeting.
He proposed the new clubhouse be named for the man who has been pushing the golf course forward for years: former mayor David Nixon. Even with such an honor, Nixon maintained his
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Venevision International, the global distributor of the Cisneros Group of Companies, presents "Celine… une seule fois" [Only Once], a stellar concert before more than 60,000 fans in her native Quebec and captured live in High Definition for the world to enjoy.
Based on a group of teenagers living it up in tropical paradise during their summer vacation, My Life in Sayulita documents how the free spirit of the coastal
After the government and the guerillas, the paramilitary is the third force in Colombia's conflict.
Cisneros Media Distribution (CMD) announces the debut of the classic telenovela "Emerald Heart" [Corazón Esmeralda], which will premiere today Tuesday, March 18th, on TC Television (channel 10) in Ecuador.
Beatriz Elena Beltrán, a young and beautiful ecologist, embarks on an intense crusade to make the wealthy industrialist, César Augusto Salvatierra, put an end to his en
Merging the talk show and variety genres into one, Roxanna delivers a highly entertaining mix of celebrity interviews, monol
Cisneros Media Distribution (CMD) presents its programming proposal of the upcoming international market DISCOP Istanbul, which is highlighted by the captivating tele-series "DeMente Criminal" [Criminal MasterMind], a thriller starring Lorena Rojas, Sebastian Ligarde, Gabriel Valenzuela, Maria Fernanda Yepes and Marcela Mar.
Cisneros Media Distribution (CMD) today announced the signing of a deal with the Brazilian production company Intro Pictures, a.k.a. IoIo Filmes, for the rights to develop the format of "DeMente Criminal" [Criminal MasterMind], the intriguing TV series based on the bestselling book "Sangre en el Divan" [Blood on the Couch], written by the journalist Ybeyise Pacheco
This riveting series, based on true events, tells the chilling story of how a distinguished psychiatrist is exposed as an abusive monster and cold-blooded murderer.
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16 U.S. Code § 955 - Secretary of State to act for United States
(a) Approval of commission bylaws and rules; action on reports, requests, and recommendations
The Secretary of State is authorized to approve or disapprove, on behalf of the United States Government, bylaws and rules, or amendments thereof, adopted by each commission and submitted for approval of the United States Government in accordance with the provisions of the conventions, and, with the concurrence of the Secretary of Commerce, to approve or disapprove the general annual programs of the commissions. The Secretary of State is further authorized to receive, on behalf of the United States Government, reports, requests, recommendations, and other communications of the commissions, and to take appropriate action thereon either directly or by reference to the appropriate authority.
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Regulations recommended by each commission pursuant to the convention requiring the submission to the commission of records of operations by boat captains or other persons who participate in the fisheries covered by the convention, upon the concurrent approval of the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Commerce, shall be promulgated by the latter and upon publication in the Federal Register, shall be applicable to all vessels and persons subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
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Regulations required to carry out recommendations of the commission made pursuant to paragraph 5 of article II of the Convention for the Establishment of an Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission shall be promulgated as hereinafter provided by the Secretary of Commerce upon approval of such recommendations by the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Commerce. The Secretary of Commerce shall cause to be published in the Federal Register a general notice of proposed rulemaking and shall afford interested persons an opportunity to participate in the rulemaking through
(2) oral presentation at a public hearing. Such regulations shall be published in the Federal Register and shall be accompanied by a statement of the considerations involved in the issuance of the regulations. After publication in the Federal Register such regulations shall be applicable to all vessels and persons subject to the jurisdiction of the United States on such date as the Secretary of Commerce shall prescribe, but in no event prior to an agreed date for the application by all countries whose vessels engage in fishing for species covered by the convention in the regulatory area on a meaningful scale, in terms of effect upon the success of the conservation program, of effective measures for the implementation of the commission's recommendations applicable to all vessels and persons subject to their respective jurisdictions. The Secretary of Commerce shall suspend at any time the application of any such regulations when, after consultation with the Secretary of State and the United States Commissioners, he determines that foreign fishing operations in the regulatory area are such as to constitute a serious threat to the achievement of the objectives of the commission's recommendations. The regulations thus promulgated may include the selection for regulation of one or more of the species covered by the convention; the division of the convention waters into areas; the establishment of one or more open or closed seasons as to each area; the limitation of the size of the fish and quantity of the catch which may be taken from each area within any season during which fishing is allowed; the limitation or prohibition of the incidental catch of a regulated species which may be retained, taken, possessed, or landed by vessels or persons fishing for other species of fish; the requiring of such clearance certificates for vessels as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of the convention and this chapter; and such other measures incidental thereto as the Secretary of Commerce may deem necessary to implement the recommendations of the commission: Provided, That upon the promulgation of any such regulations the Secretary of Commerce shall promulgate additional regulations, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State, which shall become effective simultaneously with the application of the regulations hereinbefore referred to
(1) to prohibit the entry into the United States, from any country when the vessels of such country are being used in the conduct of fishing operations in the regulatory area in such manner or in such circumstances as would tend to diminish the effectiveness of the conservation recommendations of the commission, of fish in any form of those species which are subject to regulation pursuant to a recommendation of the commission and which were taken from the regulatory area; and
(2) to prohibit entry into the United States, from any country, of fish in any form of those species which are subject to regulation pursuant to a recommendation of the commission and which were taken from the regulatory area by vessels other than those of such country in such manner or in such circumstances as would tend to diminish the effectiveness of the conservation recommendations of the commission. In the case of repeated and flagrant fishing operations in the regulatory area by the vessels of any country which seriously threaten the achievement of the objectives of the commission's recommendations, the Secretary of Commerce, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State, may, in his discretion, also prohibit the entry from such country of such other species of tuna, in any form, as may be under investigation by the commission and which were taken in the regulatory area. The aforesaid prohibitions shall continue until the Secretary of Commerce is satisfied that the condition warranting the prohibition no longer exists, except that all fish in any form of the species under regulation which were previously prohibited from entry shall continue to be prohibited from entry.
Source(Sept. 7, 1950, ch. 907, § 6,64 Stat. 778; Pub. L. 87–814, § 2,Oct. 15, 1962, 76 Stat. 923; 1970 Reorg. Plan No. 4, eff. Oct. 3, 1970, 35 F.R. 15627, 84 Stat. 2090.)
1962—Subsecs. (a), (b). Pub. L. 87–814substituted "Secretary of the Interior" for "head of the enforcement agency".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 87–814added subsec. (c).
Transfer of Functions
"Secretary of Commerce" substituted in text for "Secretary of the Interior" in view of: creation of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Department of Commerce and Office of Administrator of such Administration; abolition of Bureau of Commercial Fisheries in Department of the Interior and Office of Director of such Bureau; transfers of functions, including functions formerly vested by law in Secretary of the Interior or Department of the Interior which were administered through Bureau of Commercial Fisheries or were primarily related to such Bureau, exclusive of certain enumerated functions with respect to Great Lakes fishery research, Missouri River Reservoir research, Gulf Breeze Biological Laboratory, and Trans-Alaska pipeline investigations; and transfer of marine sport fish program of Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife by Reorg. Plan No. 4 of 1970, eff. Oct. 3, 1970, 35 F.R. 15627, 84 Stat. 2090, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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Wednesday night, Holy Angels Academy held two parent meetings to answer questions families have about the school's closure.
Holy Angels announced Tuesday that it will close its doors at the end of this school year due to a lack of funds.
Channel 2 heard a lot of anger and frustration from parents and students as they left the meetings Wednesday night. The media was not allowed inside the meetings, and when we asked a Holy Angels board member if we could find out what happened, she said she didn't want to talk to us.
So, we talked with parents and students as they came out of the first meeting, which was for parents of juniors. They wanted to know how much money it would take to keep the school open for at least one more year so their daughters can graduate. We already know the nuns put up $1 million in retirement funds as a line of credit to keep the school open, but the situation is so dire that wasn't enough.
One mother and daughter we talked with told us administrators told them that it would have taken an additional $600,000 to keep the school open for one more year.
"They knew this, she said, four years ago. Five years ago that they were in trouble and nothing was said until now. Until one month before the end of school. So, it's not a lot of faith in what they're doing," said one mother.
"It was like sad seeing everyone's face. Like literally we were just in shock at first and everybody's holding their friends not wanting to let them go because we can't graduate with the people that we've spent three years on. Like three years for what? Nothing? To graduate with people that I don't even know," said junior Chelsea Cox.
Chelsea doesn't know where she will go to school next year. Current students and their families are reaching out to alumni to try to come up with the money. And, parents told us there is going to be a follow-up meeting to go over the finances. They are doubtful they will get answers though.
We also talked with a dad as he was leaving, and he says he's disgusted with the whole situation.
"Basically, the board tried to tell us that due to a lack of enrollment for the upcoming year, was the shortfall in the numbers. Which only added up to 25 to 30 enrollments and we're going to shut down the school based on that. Then, after being further challenged they said that they've been in a deficit for five years, but they haven't told any of the parents this. They never came to us to make a capital fund, fundraising event. They haven't told any of this to anybody," said Michael Haen.
"Did they tell you how much money they needed to keep the school open?" asked Kelly Dudzik.
"No, they could never really give us a definitive number. They said that they ran into a $400,000 deficit last year, and that it would take well over $1 million to keep the school open," he said.
Parents also asked about just letting the juniors finish out their senior year and were told, according to Haen, that reducing the number of grades at the school would cost even more money. Bottom line, parents are still looking for answers and they still have some tough decisions to make in terms of where their daughters will go to school next year. Other private schools are an option, public schools also an option.


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Monsignor Robert L. Lawler, a well known and respected member of the Roman Catholic community throughout the north country, died Thursday at St. Josephs Home, Ogdensburg. He was 83.
Monsignor Lawler served the Catholic Church for more than 60 years, the majority of which he spent helping people throughout the region.
This man of God was dearly loved by all who knew him, Bishop Terry R. LaValley said Friday in an emailed statement. I am personally grateful for his wise counsel, generous spirit, inspiring priestly witness and cherished friendship. He will be greatly missed.
Father Strutz was a classmate and lifetime friend of Monsignor Lawler. They met at College of the Holy Cross.
We were always very close, Father Strutz said. I felt responsible for a time for him being a priest. What a wonderful man he was and a blessing he was.
The Rev. Mr. Strutz said Mgsr. Lalwer gave up a career teaching English at seminary to study social work, which led to his later work with Catholic Charities.
I think I wouldnt be a priest if it werent for him, Father Strutz said. He kept me on the straight and narrow. He was a wonderful priest and great friend.
Monsignor Lawler served his first years in the priesthood as assistant pastor at Holy Family, Watertown, where he was also appointed assistant secretary of Catholic Charities.
Those first years were very stressful, Father Strutz said. He was in charge of establishing nursing homes across the north country. We often talked about it, but he was up for the challenge.
In 1986, Monsignor Lawler won the Catholic Charities Caritas Award, given annually to those who exemplify a spirit of love and charity. Monsignor Lawler was named a protonotary apostolic in 1995, the highest honor that can be given to a monsignor.
He retired in June 2012 as pastor of St. Marys Church, Waddington, and St. John the Baptist Church, Madrid. On March 31, he retired as vicar general for the diocese, a position he held since 1994.
Monsignor Harry K. Snow, who is Monsignor Lawlers successor to the Waddington and Madrid churches, said Monsignor Lawler will be greatly missed by both communities.
He was a very revered pastor in terms of his deep care and concern for people, Monsignor Snow said. He was the kind of person who epitomized two kinds of love throughout his life and work: the love of God with all your heart and strength and love your neighbor as you love yourself and God.
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Frank Ori and Corina Otani of The Morning Buzz on KUSA FM100 have started a mob. It's the KUSA Cash Mob, a group of people who are passionate about stimulating the local economy and supporting local businesses.
Cash Mobbing plays on the idea of a Flash Mob - but rather than performing a dance or song, the group of Cash-Mobbers flood local, independent businesses with $20 in hand, and spend it on desired merchandise.??Cash mobs are beginning all over the country and now Price is on the National Cash Mob website at www.cashmob.com.
Each month a local business is chosen as a Cash Mob location. The location remains a secret until the Mob takes place, but mobbers are instructed to meet at a certain time and place just before the event. "We don't want people to decide not to come to an event because they think they won't find anything they want to buy there," explains Corina, "One of the things we want to accomplish with this, is to show people the variety of merchandise available at different local businesses that they wouldn't normally visit."
"We realize that one Cash Mob Event isn't going to save a business that is close to going out of business," says Frank, "but we're hoping to change the way people think about shopping locally in comparison to leaving town and therefore help all local businesses in the long run."
To learn more about the KUSA Cash Mob, call at 637-1080 or visit their website at www.gofm100.com.
Those who what to see how it works without joining can check out the first Cash Mob event Wednesday, Dec. 19 at 5:30 p.m. Park vehicles on 700 East between Big Moe's and Key Bank and the mob location will be disclosed at that time.


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This past week, RealVNC released the VNC Viewer. This application for the iPhone 3Gs unlocked will give users the ability to access and even control their PC or laptop computers. You can do this from just about anywhere. It is downloaded at the Apple App store and it will run applications, access documents with any Mac, Windows, Linux or UNIX computer.
The Apple iPhone have just become mobile troubleshooters. Just imagine that you can test, install, uninstall programs, and check desktops or servers and other issues. This will be terrific for those system managers. They will no longer have to run to the office to fix a problem.
People using this application on their iPhone will need to make sure that they are using VNC Enterprise Edition on their personal computer or laptop in order to be able to access it. Since it has very intense security features, you will not have to worry about that particular issue. Using your mobile device, you will be able to use touch, tap and drag to access features of the computer. It also has the mouse mode if you are more comfortable with this method. You will be able to scroll left, right, up and down as well as be able to scroll, all from your touchscreen. You simple enter text right from your touch screen or slid out keyboard. There are also buttons for shift, Ctrl, Alt and delete, just like your PC or laptop keyboard.
This really makes the iPhone a mobile office. To be able to remotely access all of the information on your computer will enable you to be much more productive. With a $10 price tag, this makes it one of the best applications as of yet. How many times have you wished you had a document with you at home? Now you will be able to remotely access it with a touch of a button.


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Re-sharpen the claws of your Dragons with the Sidi Dragon SRS Replacement Treads.
Surfing rock gardens sans bike is exhilarating. It's also pretty rough on shoe soles. If you're lucky enough to ride Sidi Dragons, you can replace the tread parts with a few clicks of the mouse and a Phillips screwdriver. Each shoe has four replaceable sections, and the Sidi Dragon SRS Sole Replacement System comes with these eight tread parts (four per shoe) and enough screws to replace everything. You can swap out everything at once, or do it as necessary.
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So will these work with the spiders? They have the grey and yellow sole, where can I get those?
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Unfortunately the 39-40 would not fit on your 43.5 shoes because the holes would not line up.
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A group of divers in Hawaii believes an entangled dolphin sought them out in order to get help.
Cameras captured the underwater rescue, and the divers say the dolphin swam to them, waiting for them to notice the fishing line stuck on its fin.
One of the divers used a knife to cut the line and free the dolphin.
The divers say they frequently go on dives to view manta rays off the coast of Kona, Hawaii, and will occasionally free entangled manta rays. They believe the dolphin has seen them help the manta rays and deliberately came to them for similar assistance.


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Inspired by 70's excess glam divas morphed into virtual modern heroines, Yoana Baraschi's Fall 2011 collection creates a faux reality of color, florals, and stripes. Baraschis designs are both svelte and chic.
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DePina brought his daughter to Miriam Hospital in Providence on Wednesday evening. She was pronounced dead a short time later.
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(WZZM) - With the recent release of the iPhone 5, techies were in their glory. Another group of cell phone users are also excited about the new product. They are the super savers.
With the release of the iPhone 5, the iPhone 4 and 4s are now considered outdated and that means significant sales. At the moment the iPhone 5 went on sale, the iPhone 4s dropped from $200 to $100 and the iPhone 4 went from $100 to free.
Apple isn't alone in its price drops. Samsung has also done the same thing with its recent release of its Samsung S-3. Once that hit the store shelves, the Galaxy Nexus went from $300 to $150. The Razor went down from $200 to $100 and the Samsung Stellar is now free after rebate.
Many people like Derek Schroeder of Ada wait until the next release before buying the "old" one. He just bought an iPhone 4s at half the regular price. He had been looking for a good reason to get rid of his Blackberry and this recent price drop was the final factor.
"I like to always let the phones come out. They work out the bugs and after a year or two, when this expires, I'll proablaby upgrade to the iPhone 5 while everybody is getting the 6 or 7."
Schroeder points out, after selling his Blackberry, his new phone was virtually free. If you upgrade at the right time, it doesn't have to be expensive.


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News about Probation and Parole, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Oct. 2, 2015
Federal suit filed by seven probationers against private Tennessee-based probation company Providence Community Corrections accuses company of violating racketeering laws; says company jails poor people simply because they cannot pay court fines for misdemeanor offenses. MORE
Sep. 25, 2015
Ashley Diamond, transgender woman who was imprisoned for over three years in male prisons in Georgia, has struggled to adjust to life outside jail; Diamond was often confined to solitary to keep her safe, and she claims to have been repeatedly sexually assaulted; Diamond is required by her parole plan to live in her conservative hometown in Georgia, which has made transition from prison life doubly challenging. MORE
Aug. 9, 2015
California Gov Jerry Brown's office says he will take no action regarding recommendation by parole board to release Michelle-Lael Norsworthy on parole; decision means that Norsworthy will likely be paroled, but also makes it less likely that state will pay for gender reassignment surgery. MORE
Aug. 5, 2015
California Secretary of State Alex Padilla announces that voting rights have been restored to almost 60,000 convicts under community supervision as part of settlement between state and American Civil Liberties Union; settlement reverses 2014 decision by Secretary of State Debra Brown to equate community supervision to parole, which made convicts ineligible to vote. MORE
Aug. 3, 2015
Experience of Donyelle Hall, nurse's aide who was given probation after being arrested for drunk driving, shows how even relatively light punishments like probation can have outsize impact on working-class person's life; increased number of states now opt to use probation and parole instead of relying on incarceration, and experts say that it is being overused, in policy strategy that is poor choice for both for state and individuals. MORE
Jul. 4, 2015
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column examines excerpts from parole hearings held over nearly four decades for Dempsey Hawkins; native of Britain was convicted in 1978 murder of 14-year-old Susan Jacobson on Staten Island and is currently serving what is believed to be longest sentence for second-degree murder among inmates in New York State. MORE
Apr. 24, 2015
Judge William C Ryan denies parole to former Charles Manson follower Bruce Davis, who was sentenced to life in prison in 1969 for killings of Gary Hinman and Donald Shea. MORE
Dec. 20, 2014
Kenneth F Ireland, who spent 21 years in prison for rape and murder he did not commit, attends his first hearing as member of the Connecticut Board of Pardons and Paroles; Ireland, nominated in October by Gov Dannel P Malloy, is serving provisionally, along with four other nominees, until state legislators vote on the appointments in 2015. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Case of Freddie Cox, man who has been released from prison after serving a 28-year sentence for murder, illustrates how parole boards are changing long-held emphasis on admission of guilt; Cox is among four other men convicted in Brooklyn courts who have won their freedom despite claiming to be innocent; shift comes as New York and other states confront a growing number of wrongful-conviction claims. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
North Carolina is cutting jail time for probation violators, leading to reduced costs; measure is among several new policies that have helped the state reverse the increase in prisoners, and that officials hope will help curb crime and recidivism. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Mark David Chapman, John Lennon's killer, is denied release from prison in his eighth appearance before a New York State parole board. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
California Gov Jerry Brown reverses parole board decision, blocking release of Bruce Davis, former Charles Manson follower who has served more than 43 years in prison for 1969 slayings of Gary Hinman and Donald Shea. MORE
Feb. 28, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York describes scene at a school fair at the Department of Probation in the Bronx; event is first of several planned by city's probation commissioner, Vincent N Schiraldi, that aim to formally connect younger people on probation with school or vocational trading. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
Editorial criticizes parole board in New York State for denying parole to low-risk inmates with exemplary prison records; holds board follows outdated practice of weighing seriousness of original crime rather than progress of the individual; contends that lasting reform of parole system will require reworking of both board's process and its culture. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
Bill Keller Op-Ed column welcomes growing awareness among Americans that nation's prison system represents a shameful waste of lives and resources; puts forward several recommendations for prison reform culled from discussions with experts. MORE
Oct. 9, 2013
Jim Dwyer About New York column focuses on Mohaman G Koti, Manhattan man who shot a police officer more than 35 years ago over a parking ticket dispute and was sentenced to 25 years to life for attempted murder; notes Koti, who is now officially 85 years old, has since become a peacemaker in prison but has been turned down for parole six times. MORE
Sep. 30, 2013
Editorial contends it is past time to revisit practice of sentencing convicts to life in prison without parole, particularly those who have been convicted of nonviolent crimes or crimes that occurred before they turned 18; urges states to encourage more rational sentencing, restore the use of executive clemency and bring parole back into the corrections process. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
New York State's parole board rules that Anthony D Marshall, son of philanthropist and socialite Brooke Astor, has grown so sick and frail that he will be granted immediate medical parole after serving just eight weeks of his one- to three-year prison sentence. MORE
Apr. 19, 2013
Jim Dwyer About New York column examines New York State parole board's continued rejections of parole for political consultant Hank Morris, sentenced in 2011 to 1 and a third to 4 years in prison on corruption charges; holds that while crooked politicians do not make for sympathetic characters, parole rules should not be bent for, or against, anyone. MORE
Dec. 29, 2012
Editorial welcomes some states' administering of federal Second Chance Act of 2008, which aims to promote correctional reform and reduce recidivism, especially for parolees being bounced back to prison for minor infractions; warns creating rational parole and probation systems is just one step in process that still has a long way to go. MORE
Nov. 17, 2012
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column notes that New York City parole and police officers have been visiting freed convicted burglars in neighborhoods damaged by Hurricane Sandy, sending a message against looting in the storm's aftermath. MORE
Nov. 16, 2012
Alan G Hevesi, former New York State comptroller who has been in prison since a 2011 conviction on corruption charges, is granted parole and will be released by Dec 19; Hevesi was sentenced to one to four years for his role in a sprawling scandal involving the state's $153 billion pension fund, which he oversaw as sole trustee. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
Michael Skakel is denied parole in his first hearing since being convicted a decade ago of fatally beating his Greenwich, Conn, neighbor Martha Moxely in 1975; Skakel, who maintains his innocence, will be eligible for parole again in five years. MORE
Oct. 5, 2012
California parole board panel recommends parole for Bruce Davis, a Charles Manson follower who was convicted for murder and has been imprisoned for 40 years. MORE
Jul. 11, 2012
New Jersey lawmakers step up their calls for more scrutiny of the state's troubled halfway house system, announcing plans for hearings and demanding that the Corrections Department explain its mismanagement and neglect. MORE
Jun. 22, 2012
Democrats in New Jersey's Legislature call for stricter oversight of the state's troubled system of halfway houses; say new disclosure requirements would lead to both to safer communities and safer conditions for residents of the privately run system, which has beds for roughly 3,500 state inmates and parolees; in addition, every halfway-house operator that contracts with the Corrections Dept would have to undergo a financial audit. MORE
Jun. 19, 2012
New Jersey Gov Christopher J Christie orders inspections of state's privately run halfway houses, saying his administration would ensure that the system operates effectively and safely; move is in response to a New York Times report that the state's halfway-house system, which has beds for roughly 3,500 parolees and state inmates finishing their sentences, is plagued by violence, drugs, gangs and escapes. MORE
May. 20, 2012
Editorial expresses support for draft proposals being presented by scholars and others with the American Law Institute for reforming laws governing probation and parole; contends that probation and parole too often do not lead offenders back to normal life. MORE
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Private Probation Company Accused of Abuses in Tennessee
Providence Community Corrections jailed people who were too poor to pay court fines for traffic violations and misdemeanors, a lawsuit says.
October 2, 2015, Friday
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Behind the Rise in Mass Incarceration
A "bipartisan moment" on criminal justice reform, and the findings of a National Academy of Sciences report.
October 2, 2015, Friday
MORE ON PROBATION AND PAROLE AND: Mandatory Sentencing , Sentences (Criminal) , Probation and Parole
Ashley Diamond, Transgender Inmate, Is Out of Prison but Far From Free
For a transgender woman whose imprisonment was traumatic and who is returning to her conservative hometown, re-entering society is an extra challenge.
September 25, 2015, Friday
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A Chance to Fix Parole in New York
The state's high court is about to consider a case that offers a rare opportunity to make the system meaningful.
September 5, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON PROBATION AND PAROLE AND: Probation and Parole , New York State , Prisons and Prisoners , Crime and Criminals
Transgender Inmate Who Sued Georgia Gets Unexpected Parole
A lawsuit filed by Ashley Diamond, who served less than a third of her 12-year sentence, sought hormone therapy and more protection from rape in the men's prisons where she was incarcerated.
September 1, 2015, Tuesday
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Readers' Turn: How to Reduce the Prison Population
Commenters offered their ideas for tackling mass incarceration.
August 19, 2015, Wednesday
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Transgender California Inmate Wins Parole
Gov. Jerry Brown is allowing parole for an inmate who is trying to force California to become the first state to pay for sex reassignment surgery.
August 9, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON PROBATION AND PAROLE AND: California , Prisons and Prisoners , Transgender and Transsexuals , Brown, Edmund G Jr , Probation and Parole
The Perils of Probation
The Justice Policy Institute writes that "arduous probation conditions can lead to the opposite of what we want."
August 8, 2015, Saturday
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California: 60,000 Convicts Get Their Right to Vote Restored
The state restored voting rights Tuesday to tens of thousands of criminals serving sentences under community supervision, reversing a decision by a state official that they could not participate in elections.
August 5, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON PROBATION AND PAROLE AND: Voter Registration and Requirements , Probation and Parole , California , American Civil Liberties Union , Decisions and Verdicts
Probation May Sound Light, but Punishments Can Land Hard
One day Donyelle Hall was pulled over for speeding, which began an 18-month odyssey of mounting costs, repeated trips to court and time in jail.
August 3, 2015, Monday
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Which is why discovering that Lumicon is unforgivingly difficult right off the bat was like a smack into a refreshing brick wall.
The game moves very, very quickly. Initial instincts to look at the letters in the gutter and carefully think of a word to build will not serve you well. Letters need to be moving into the playable rows at all times. A second of hesitance, or one moment of poor decision, starting a new row, can lead to an almost instant downfall.
I'm not used to work games being frenetic and punishing. Surprisingly, it's a nice change of pace. The longer your words are, the higher your score will be, yes, but that's a secondary skill. First you need to learn to think quickly, on your toes, and deal with whatever letters come your way. A run without consonants or without vowels can be hard to overcome, though with careful planning you stand a chance.
Ultimately, like Tetris you will lose at Lumicon. It's just a question of how long you can hold on.
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Via Francigena
Via Francigena is the ancient route from Canterbury to Rome, followed by archbishops travelling to receive from the pope their symbols of authority as well as ordinary pilgrims en route to Rome or onward to Jerusalem. It was originally described by Archbishop Sigeric in AD990 and his route has been adopted by the Council of Europe Institute of Cultural Routes as the definitive way from Canterbury to Rome.
Today people of all ages and beliefs enjoy the physical challenge of this 1,200 mile journey. Starting at Canterbury Cathedral the entire journey will take approxinately 12 weeks on foot, based on an average of between 15 and 25 miles per day. Crossing England, France, Switzerland and Italy you will climb to heights above 8,000 feet and be exposed to a wide range of weather conditions.
You can obtain a Via Francigena passport which will be stamped at the Information Centre in the cathedral precincts. The first part of the route will require you to exit the cathedral via the Christchurch gate, turning left onto Burgate and continuing along Church Street and Longport, beside St Augustine's Abbey.
After passing North Holmes Road and St Martin's Church, turn right onto Pilgrim's Way and begin to follow the signs for the North Downs Way.
The pathway to Dover is nearly 20 miles and will take between seven and eight hours on foot.
To find out more about the Via Francigena visit the website www.viafrancigene.org/en/
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Who was the best dressed and who was the worst? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
Pictures posted of Grammy Awards - Who had the best and worst dresses?
Feb 11, 2013
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Double and triple the pics, it makes it look bigger? Why not add some captions, that way, we might figure who some of these people are.
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I LOVE Carrie Underwoods dress!!!! she is my role model, a great singer, and is soo pretty!!


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WholeFoods Magazine SourceBook: The Natural Products Directory
If you are like most natural products retailers, you order weekly from many wholesalers; large distributors, direct vitamin companies, and more than a few small vendors of miscellaneous brands. And as you know from experience, it is easy to blow a hole in your checkbook by overbuying. Here's a simple rule-of-thumb to help you keep your inventory in line with your sales and your checkbook in the black.
Syracuse, NY—WholeFoods Magazine is proud to announce that the winner of its annual Retailer of the Year award is Natur-Tyme, an independently owned, one-store operation serving the central New York area.
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Philadelphia, PA—Statistics show that about 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. A woman's genetic makeup along with long-term exposure to estrogen are believed to elevate her risk for the disease. However, Jose Russo and his team at Fox Chase Cancer Center, based here, believe omega-3 fatty acids may lessen estrogen's effect and thus reduce her chance of developing breast cancer.
Buffalo, NY; Atlanta, GA—According to a study published in the Archives of Ophthalmology, those with higher levels of vitamin D in their blood may have a decreased risk for developing early age-related macular degeneration (AMD), an eye disease that could lead to blindness.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has asked the federal courts to stop the "deceptive tactics" of 10 firms that are issuing made-up news about açaí weight-loss products on the Web. FTC wants the courts to freeze their assets.
Falls Church, VA—There's good news for the more than half of U.S. adults that take dietary supplements. They may help them to live longer, more independent lives, a new study says.
Brattleboro, VT—The organic industry bucked the trend of flat growth that other market segments have seen. According to findings from the Organic Trade Association (OTA)'s 2011 Organic Industry Survey, this industry grew 8% last year to $28.6 billion in sales. The news is even better for some sectors, which enjoyed a 30% growth.
Las Vegas, NV—The Natural Products Association's (NPA) official industry showcase and conference, held since 1938 and now owned and produced by New Hope Natural Media, will take place here from June 23 through 25. This year's show will offer a bevy of education and opportunity for retailers and manufacturers big and small, according to show organizers.
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Faaantastic, Date: 10/29/2012
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Ownership: 1 month - 1 year
Wow, I had no idea how bad my auto x tires were on my 95 Miata for dragracing. I bought these in 205 50 15's and they hooked right up, and took my 60' from 2.2 to 1.8! I just about got into the 10's where I was running high 11's on a lucky day.
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BEGi Turbo Kit, standalone, Forged 1.9l Fully built VVT engine on E85, 6 speed 3.63 diff.
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Hitech Cams, 3600 stall converter, 4.10 gears, longtube headers with 2.5" exhaust,throttle body upgrade,JMOD, ZEX nitrous setup with 75 shot, Diablo tune
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ERASMUS for Young Entrepreneurs Publicēts: 20/02/2012, Pēdējā atjaunināšana: 31/05/2012
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This call for proposals aims to help new entrepreneurs in Europe to enrich their experiences and to learn and network with experienced entrepreneurs. New entrepreneurs will spend some time in enterprises run by experienced entrepreneurs in other EU Member States and in other countries participating in the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme.
The overall objective of the Programme is to enhance the entrepreneurship, internationalisation and competitiveness of potential start-up entrepreneurs and of those running newly established micro and small enterprises in the EU and CIP participating countries.
An information and networking meeting on this call took place on 7 March 2012 in Brussels. Attached is the agenda for the meeting. You can find the web streaming link here: http://scic.ec.europa.eu/str/index.php?sessionno=9edcc1391c208ba0b503fe9a22574251.
The same information sessions were also organised in some Member States such as Austria, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Germany, France and Slovenia.
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Can The Jets Win More Than 7 Games This Season?
I was wrapped in the latest Cimini mailbag over at the Jet Stream, and the focal point of the questions was the OTA's and camp competitions (obviously Clemens and Pennington). But one of the more interesting questions came from bruceg who asks:
The Vegas over-under on the Jets is 7½ wins. What do you think?
Bruce: Right now, I'd say over – assuming they get a decent amount of production out of the QB position. This team definitely has eight-win talent. The O-line will be better, and the pass rush will be better, which means the secondary will be better. I still have concerns about QB and the lack of team speed on offense, but if they don't win at least eight games, something is wrong.
First of all, if this doesn't show an improvement in the offseason, I don't know what does. The fact that Vegas is saying they'll basically win more than last year is always a positive. However, can this team pull out seven wins? Well, with any team that has a QB competition as off-turning as the Jets do, its hard to generalize an average win total. I would say Clemens or Pennington, when both healthy, can each get the team about 6-8 wins. Anywhere in between is where the two are clearly separated. I could see Pennington probably getting that nod at 7-8, and I would put Clemens anywhere from 6 downward. I like Pennington better because he has more big game experience and, yes, he does have the lurking arm power problem but I still like his abilities even at his age.
As for the rest of the team and what they can do, it baffles me to think that this offense could win less then five games. With Coles healthy, and Cotchery coming off a year where he was the go-to guy, the offense has to produce at least 5 wins this year. We've replenished the running back depth, added huge bulk to our offensive line, and added two tight ends who will complement the already talented Chris Baker, who is still in waiting for this Friday. The defense, when you look at it, is pretty similar in that there were a ton of improvements. However, the secondary still doesn't have a clear man to play opposite Revis and until that happens, this team will continue to get beat with the deep ball more times than not. I love Revis and Rhodes, as all of us do. But in reality, it's not enough.
So when you look at all those parts that I just mentioned, I wouldn't be surprised to find the Jets limping into the playoffs as a 10-6 team, and I wouldn't be surprised to see them blow it up again and 5-11 or another 4 win season. We'll just have to see what happens. For right now, let's see if Chris Baker reports this Friday!


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The College of Eastern Utah Lady Eagles volleyball team concluded their regular season this past Thursday night as they hosted the Snow College Badgers. Despite losing to the Badgers, 3-0, CEU looks forward to this week's post season tournament.
Snow College entered the BDAC with a 3-6 Scenic West Athletic Conference record, but the team managed to upset the Eagles and thus advancing their win record to four games. CEU lost to Snow 30-18, 30-19 and 30-12. The loss drops the Eagles conference record to 0-10 and their overall record to 8-15.
Despite finising the season without a single win in the scenic west conference, the Eagles are still included in the post season conference tourney this weekend. CEU enters the Region 18 tourney in fourth place and will face number one seed, North Idaho College on Friday afternoon.
The Idaho team enters the tourney with a 9-1 confrence record and an overall record of 29-4.
Being the underdog of the tournament is not a position the Eagles wanted to be in, but the team feels that an upset could boost their status in the SWAC.
If the Lady Eagles pull off an upset against NIC, the team will then move on to compete in the final round for the region title.
The post season tourney will take place Nov. 11 and 12 in Twin Falls, Idaho.


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I am a little late in doing our calendar post this year. There are a few styles that flew off the shelves (almost literally) and are sold out but we still have loads of amazing calendars and agendas from Japan and some of our favourite artists.
Celebrate each month in 2012 with a sweet treat or delicious latte!
Perfect for cat and dog lovers! We are out of some of the styles but still have mini cats, sitting and sleeping Bull dogs and mini Chihuahuas!
These Kinpro and Yoshie calendars from Japan are beautiful and come with a matching pouch for stationery supplies or toiletries.
We are huge fans of Katie Muth here at the store and now you can treat yourself (or a friend) to a piece of Katie's unique work each month.
Nikki McClure is known for her beautiful and intricate paper-cut artwork. This calendar is a celebration of her incredible talent and is a true joy!
We have two versions of these unique slide calendars – each month you pop up a new tab and get to enjoy the featured artwork that month!
A calendar and a snowglobe? A match made in heaven? Definitely!
Every year we bring in these beautiful Serizawa calendars. Keisuke Serizawa was a textile desginer who was designated as a Living National Treasure by the Japanese government for his katazome stencil dying technique.
This Travel Tag inspired calendar would make a perfect gift for the world traveler! Peel back the tag each month while you are planning your next big adventure.
This 2012 Scheduler is a clean, contemporary option that includes a hanging bar for wall mounting.
A desk sized scheduler, available in white and grey, is a perfect stylish way to keep everything organized.
We also have a large selection of 2012 Agendas. We currently have select designs from Moleskine, Leuchtturm, Cavalinni, Paperblanks, Jill Bliss and many from Japan as well.
We leave you with these stunning agendas showcasing the artwork of Yoshitomo Nara that feature a zip pouch to store all your bits in. The Matryoshka style also has this unique pouch – very handy!


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Federal Bakers has a large selection of cake decorating items, from edible glitters to Disney character cake toppers.
The store is open to the public. You don't need a tax ID number or membership card.
Federal Bakers is located at 1400 William Street in Buffalo (half a block from the William Street post office).
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North Idaho College tacked two more losses on the College of Eastern Utah's mens basketball record last weekend.
On Friday, North Idaho College had a 65 percent field goal average in the second half of the game to overtake CEU"s 44-37 halftime lead.
The Cardinals won 82-79.
NIC took the early lead in Saturday's game, leaving CEU with an 11 point deficit at the half.
The Eagles were unable to crawl out of the hole and lost 73-79.
Last weekend's games in Coeur d'Alene are indicative of CEU's losses this season.
CEU mens basketball currently has an 8-10 record against Scenic West Athletic Conference teams.
Eight of the team's 10 losses have been by a margin of six points or less.
While a winning average under 500 may still seem mediocre, the figure begins to look a lot better when compared to the rest of the region.
Snow College currently leads the SWAC pack with a winning percentage of 630, based on 10 wins and six losses.
Dixie College, College of Southern Idaho and North Idaho College remain in a three-way tie for the second best record of 11-7.
Salt Lake Community College hovers above CEU with a 9-7 standing.
Colorado Northwestern Community College remains winless in conference play, posting an 0-16 record.
CEU head coach Bryan Zollinger said the conference race is unusually equal this year, which he attributes to the new playing format.
All SWAC teams play 24 conference games, which is up from 16 last season.
All games are scheduled back-to-back on Friday and Saturday night, making it more difficult for one team to excel.
CEU and the rest of the conference teams will play in three more weekend series before the region tournament, leaving a lot of room at the top.
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Traumatic Brain Injury: Special Reports this week
Mark your calendar or set your DVR for this special series, which airs on KVAL 13 TV News starting Wednesday, Nov. 3
EUGENE, Ore. – A silent and invisible epidemic has become the signature injury among Oregon servicemen and women serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
It's called Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Of the roughly 1.6 million service members nationwide who've gone to Iraq or Afghanistan since 2003, it's estimated that that one in have TBI.
The numbers of service members returning with TBI is staggering. But only half of those who have brain injury are being treated, and according to a 2008 Rand study those who do receive treatment receive "minimally adequate care."
So what is TBI? Why are we seeing surging numbers of it, and why are only half of those with TBI receiving treatment?
We put the questions to the Veterans Administration (VA), Oregon's senior senator, cognitive specialists and the service members themselves.
In a three-part series, we take a deep look into TBI as experienced by soldiers in Bravo Company, 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry.
Watch a story on the upcoming series on KVAL 13 TV News:
IEDs killed four of Bravo Company's service members and those explosions are part of the reason 100 percent of the company's soldiers returned with TBI.
KVAL News talks to one local soldier who describes multiple IED blasts he survived and how the impact of those blasts has affected his brain, his relationships and every day activities as simple as tying shoes.
Mark your calendar or set your DVR for this special series, which airs on KVAL 13 TV News starting Wednesday, Nov. 3
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SUN Center stands for Serving Utah Network Center and its motto this year is, "Do all the good you can. By all the means you can. In all the ways you can. In all the places you can. At all the times you can. To all the people you can. As long as ever you can." -John Wesley. The mission of the Utah State University College of Eastern Utah SUN Involvement Center is to unite the college and service communities together in productive, volunteer activities that inspire meaningful service, promote a positive image and develop life-long, responsibly engaged citizens. From the beginning of August, SUN Center has accomplished over 1,600 hours of service.
SUN Center has numerous service projects for students and the community to be involved in throughout the entire year. They also hold an alternate spring break for USU Eastern students who would rather spend their break doing service while having fun with peers.
Some of the upcoming SUN Center events include:Â Green Team, every Friday from 10-11 a.m.; Kids @ Heart, every Tuesday and Thursday, 11:30 a.m-12:45 p.m.; Habitat for Humanity, every Wednesday, 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m.; Halloween Carnival, Oct. 29, 4:30-7 p.m.; Trick-or-Treat for Food, Oct. 31, 5:30-8 p.m.; and the Statewide Food Drive Competition Oct. 29-Nov.30; For more information on upcoming events and to sign-up, visit the SUN Center on the second floor of the USU Eastern Jennifer Levitt Student Center or call 435-613-5284.


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Last week my wife and I decided to take some time off and go camping in this beautiful fall weather we have been experiencing. While we were planning on going to the Uinta Mountains, I got some advice from the Forest Service that where I wanted to go was very muddy due to the rains and I decided not to take the chance of getting stuck with the trailer, so we went to San Rafael.
The first day we were there was quiet and that afternoon some guys in van pulled up across the way and another truck followed later pulling a tent trailer. As we did a little riding on that second day the camp ground began to fill up. About three that afternoon a truck arrived with a variety of ATVs and a UTV. They pulled up next to the tent campers who were already there. That is when the trouble began.
Up to that point things had been great. Then all hell broke loose. Others in the campground who had ATVs had been riding them out of camp and then going off on their own. This group did just the opposite. Suddenly the entire campground loop was filled with kids riding their ATV's and the UTV around again and again. They were speeding, creating tons of dust, going the opposite direction of the one way signs and none of them had helmets on despite most of them were under 18 years of age. This went on for a couple of hours until it got dark.
While this was happening a number of other people drove through the camp ground looking for camping spots. Most had bicycles on their cars, some were obvious just campers and hikers. One even pulled into a spot, watched the commotion for awhile and then pulled out. The next morning I saw many of these same people camping in places away from the camp ground. I can't say definitely why they didn't pull in and stay at the campground, but I bet it wasn't the six bucks it cost per night.
This is the kind of behavior that gives all of us who love our ATVs a bad name. It's also the same for other kinds of things many of us like to do.
For instance, most gun owners are courteous, but then you find the ones that blasted the hell out of road sign in the middle of nowhere or left casings laying all over with ravaged cans and bottles splintered all over the landscape.
Or what about those who run their boats too close to swimmers at a lake, those who take their jeeps up hills that are closed to vehicles or those who rock climb and leave broken or worn out gear and garbage on ledges for others to pick up. The list of activities that are enjoyable, but can be abused and cause concern by others can go on and on.
We as ATV people are always saying that we should police each other and that will stop the problem. But none of us (including me) in that campground wanted to go over and tell the 14 member camp that was causing the problem that they should stop and be more courteous. I guess that was our failing, but it isn't easy to tell people that kind of thing, especially when you might have to coexist with them for two or three days two camp spots away.
After the noise quit and it got really dark all the camps quieted down and I thought the noise was over. Then about 11 p.m. one of them started up a two stroke (without mufflers mind you) and the UTV and drove around camp a couple of times and then out onto the road where you could hear them for three miles before the sound faded out. They returned at 1 a.m. just pouring it on as they pulled into camp.
The next morning my wife and I got up and decided to leave. We had planned to spend another day, but I found myself getting madder and madder and was afraid of what I might say to these people who were largely still asleep by the time we pulled out at 10 a.m.
I didn't want a scene so consequently I walked away, but I really did want to let them know how they had damaged everyone else's long weekend.
I have to wonder what happened after we left. Did others confront them, or do what we did?
I guess I will never know, and I am still second guessing my own decision. But it did make me see how a few can make the rest of us look so bad to those outside our sport.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The 2013 legislative calendars for the State Senate and Assembly have been released, and once again lawmakers will be spending few days actually in session in Albany.
The Senate will be in session just 57 days this year; the Assembly regular session will last 59 days.
Neither body will be in session for a single Friday, and the session only lasts through June. The Assembly actually has 2 weeks in which members will only be in session for a single day.
The base pay for lawmakers is $79,500, although most make more for committee and leadership positions; all get extra in per diem pay. That's one of the highest salaries among any legislative body in the country.
E.J. McMahon with the Empire Center for New York State Policy says the state legislature should be a part-time body with members making part-time pay.
"I would suggest a whole different model, and that whole different model would be something that is here (in Albany) less, and they'd get paid about half as much," McMahon said.
Assemblyman Michael Kearns, D-142nd District, is one of the newer members of the legislature. He agreed that the legislature is overpaid.
"I think it's a part-time job," Kearns said. "Even though I work full time, I think that if we were in session for the whole year, it would be a full-time job."
Many of our local lawmakers work well over 40 hours a week. But groups like the Empire Center say they're doing unnecessary work to fill the time, and if they focused on their core responsibility of passing laws, they could be part-time and save the state a lot of money.
A spokesperson for the Senate leadership said, "Just because legislators aren't in Albany in session doesn't mean they aren't working." He added that lawmakers again hope to pass an early budget and correctly pointed out that much of the dysfunction that has plagued the state capitol has been replaced by a working relationship between both parties and the governor.


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This lightweight shell with all-season features provides solid protection when a downpour sets in for the long haul. Waterproof and extremely breathable GORE-TEX fabric shrugs off the wearand-tear of the trail, while TorsoFlo side zippers allow poncho-style ventilation when body heat needs to escape. Feature rich, this jacket works as hard as you do, but packs down tight once the weather breaks.
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The Outdoor Research Rain Jacket I bought for my backpacking trip to Patagonia. I'm absolutely thrilled, even in the strongest wind and heaviest rain I had a comfortable and dry feeling in this waterproof jacket.
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Would you reply with information please re: Royal Standard coffee set
I have searched the internet exstensively and have found not a lot!
Any information will be greatly appreciated. Image attached.
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I found the same pattern for sale on eBay UK in both a blue/grey (number 1344) and a pink/grey version. One seller called the pattern "Flame" and noted (as with yours) the number 1345 on the bottom of the pink/grey cup.
I looked through Replacements.com and didn't find this particular Royal Standard pattern on file, either by name/number or image. You might try sending your photos to them and they may possibly be able to identify your pattern. Good luck!
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Fixed! I had to create /etc/resolv.conf and put my nameserver entry in there (the nameserver I got from using the "dig" command in OS X), and I had to enable the dns backend for the host name service in /etc/nsswitch.
Is hard-coding the IP that my laptop got via dhcp into my server's /etc/resolv.conf alright? I mean, this won't change, will it?