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Public transport in Bucharest is cheap and generally reliable. The metro is the best way to get around the centre as not many bus and tram routes go through the central zone, apart from some express buses on major thoroughfares; these are the quickest way to reach outlying areas, and cost about double the standard bus fare. The metro is fast, and despite some poorly signed stations, easier to navigate than the bus system. Buses, trolley buses and trams are well integrated and tickets are valid on all three networks, but they are usually crowded and pickpockets are a problem. There are also private minibuses that travel along the major thoroughfares and can be hailed anywhere along their route. Taxis in Bucharest are reasonable, but foreigners are more than likely to be overcharged. Hotels or restaurants should know the approximate fare, which can then be negotiated and a fixed price agreed before getting in. Car hire is targeted at business visitors and is quite expensive; drivers need to be 21 years of age and have a passport, international insurance policy, international driving permit and valid driver's license. Driving in Bucharest can be harrowing as locals drive erratically, and roads are not well signposted.
Local time is GMT +2 (GMT +3 from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October).
Electrical current is 230 volts, 50Hz. Two-pin European-style plugs are standard.
The Leu (RON) is the official currency, which is divided into 100 bani. Money can be exchanged at banks, international airports, hotels or authorised exchange offices (casa de schimb or birou de schimb valutar). ATMs are available at large banks, airports and shopping centres in cities. American Express, MasterCard and Visa are accepted in the main cities. It is recommended to travel with some cash in case of difficulty using credit cards.
The direct dialling country code for Romania is +40, and the outgoing code is 00, followed by the relevant country code (e.g. 0044 for the UK). There are numerous area codes applying to cities, towns and villages, for example (0)21 for Bucharest. The country is well covered with GSM 900/1800 and 3G mobile phone networks. Internet cafes are available in cities and larger towns.
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Express bus services, 783 or 780, leave every 15 minutes for the city centre. Taxis are also available 24 hours to take passengers anywhere in Bucharest or to any other region in the country. Passengers should avoid cabs that do not display the price and have no meters.
Car rental companies include Budget, Europcar and Hertz.
Bucharest has two types of taxi. Smaller taxis cost about RON 1.5 per km and the larger taxis charge about RON 3.5 per km. The trip between the airport and Bucharest can take up to an hour in heavy traffic. Visitors are advised to only make use of official taxis with working meters and the prices displayed.
The two terminal buildings are connected by a corridor; it takes five minutes to walk between the terminals.
There are banks, bars and restaurants at the airport. Other facilities include a bureaux de change, left luggage, a hairdresser, business facilities (fax and internet), duty-free shops and a post office. Disabled facilities are good; those who need a wheelchair or have other special requirements should contact their airline in advance.
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Former Gay Porn Star Explains How To Fight Same-Sex Attraction
Listen up, Instincters! Your friendly ex-gay, former gay porn star turned Christian activist Joseph Sciambra has some helpful advice on how you can fight that pesky same-sex attraction!
What advice do you have to someone struggling with — and tempted to act out on — same-sex attraction?
Sciambra: To those struggling with same-sex attraction, I would encourage developing their prayer life; their relationship with God. They need to spend much time in prayer, going to daily Mass, and making a weekly Confession.
They also need to have a very good confessor and/or spiritual director.
Instead of acting out on those desires, whether that involves sexual activity with another person or by viewing pornography, they need to excavate their feelings and memories, in order to discover why they have these homosexual desires. This is a very difficult and painful process, but it must be accomplished. Here, they must completely strip themselves of their false pride and stand completely unashamed before the Lord. Because, without exception, every gay man and woman that I ever knew, reluctantly at times, could trace their homosexuality back to some childhood experience.
Got all that, Instincters? For more helpful insight on the evils of homosexuality and how gays are destined for a lifetime of unhappiness and, ya know, Hell, head over to Life Site News for the rest of Sciambra's interview.
(H/T: Queerty)
Hummm in French we have a nice way to describe this , oh yes : young whore , old biggot ! :D
No, sincerely who the hell is that guy ??? A porn star ??? In his dreams :/
I think we use the word "porn star" a little too loosely these days.
I actually do this when I have heterosexual feelings.. I figure i have these feelings because of some past experience I had a child.. when.. *holds back tears* when I was in kindergarten.. a little girl showed me her panties and wanted me to play "daddy" I threw a pillow at her and ran... I have never been the same since. Please pray for me my gay brothers.
what an exceptionally self centered bombastic ugly piece of rubbish this guy is.. I dont even think god gould love him lol
Sadly to many people judge God and His word by how we act. How can a person compare God to mankind. Its not my place to judge others, that's Gods job. Its my place to love them no matter what. To me people are just people. We all like or dislike different things. this guy is entitled to his thoughts. If you like them fine, if not that's fine to. I'm a man happily married for 17 yrs now. I wish I had some gay friends, I think their incites would enrich my life. Would i ever do anything with another man, I don't know, I never really thought about it. Might be fun don't know. I do believe we all have what it takes to get along if we try hard enough. we are all just people!
I was never abused in life. I had an attraction to other boys when I was a boy. I think female nudity is disgusting. I would love to go the rest of my life. I'm 33 years old never seening another vagina. I will pray for that. I did have fears at a young age that I would be abandoned by my family if they found out I was gay but 2006 age 26 I told my mom she said she didn't care. my sister over heard she doesn't care she said must be huge weight of your shoulders. Dad took it very well as well. I feel really comfortable talking about it. I have even sat down and watched gay films. after I came out I found out that I have a lesbian on my dads side and I found out just this month that my dads nephew who is almost as old as he is just came out to his sister. My Dads dad was born in 1910 My grand mother was pregnant at the same time as her daughters.
In 5 years time he'll be back to sucking cock! LOL
5 years? try every saturday night. once you go black you never go back hahahaha
I know a gay guy who has both parents still happily married and they all get along really well. So blame it on your past if you want. He was never abused or had anything traumatic happen to him.
He didn't mention anything about abuse....just a childhood experience. I know exactly what he's asking about - my experience was when I went to the showers at the public pool and saw all those hot naked bodies. :-)
I'm gay. My parents are still happily married after 45 years. I was never molested. I had a very "normal" childhood. So yeah. We exist. :)
Wait.......so you can change how you were born? Did he find the unicorn as well?
Mr. Sciambra will come flying back out of that self imposed closet sooner than he thinks.
His real self won't let him stay in the closet or in denial forever.
bw3haahah.... this is a joke..right???
oh wait, you idiots actually believe this crap....bwahahahahahah
Hmm... then how does that explain it for those of us that never had this "childhood experience"?
My first sexual encounter wasn't until I was 16 years of age, with a girl. It was only second base, but it counted.
My second sexual encounter wasn't until I was 22 years of age, with a guy. We went ALL the way!
No regrets!
Contrary to what religious people believe, if a gay person accepts Jesus as his or her personal savior, this person is going to Heaven. Period! Because God is good, and His mercy endures forever!
Amen! I am a gay Christian, and I know I'm going to heaven. I am not going to let some "ex-gay, ex porn star" quack tell me the reason what causes all gay people to be the way we are. He doesn't know me or my history, so he sure can't speak for me. If anything, what he is doing is Un-Christian and DANGEROUS at that.
"Because, without exception, every gay man and woman that I ever knew, reluctantly at times, could trace their homosexuality back to some childhood experience." I traced mine back and it went to being in elementary school really liking the girl who sat down next to me during lunch because she was pretty, smelled nice, her skin felt so soft, and she shared her Hostess snacks with me. Such a traumatic childhood experience O_o
Oh and, BTW, how does one qualify as a "porn star", ex-gay or not, when there is no record of his ever having been in any movie?
He was paid to have sex. Enough said.
You is he trying to kid. Is he telling this because of his own indiscretions on being a porn star or just excusing himself on being gay.
right u just found a new way to make money
Any links to his porn though? I'm more interested in that.
I say don't fight it, join it.
That's his answer get on our knees and pray from an ex-gay porn star. He must have been brain washed by some religious group or hes is in complete denial. When I get on my knees it,s not always to pray.
Clearly the guy has had a lobotomy by the church, he has no conception of what this mouth is throwing up
I wouldn't trust anything this man has to say! Sad! You can't pray the gay away !
Did you see the youtube video he made in which talked about Satan and anal sex?
Thank you SO much for this! I started laughing about ten seconds in & couldn't stop. What a LOON!!! Frankly, I for one don't particularly want this guy on our team . . .

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The Waysto Save-worthy portable "Boom Station" from Natztech was not only something I liked testing, but I liked it so much, I bought it.
How does it work? If you have a Bluetooth-equipped device like an iPhone, iPod, iPad, Android phone (like a Galaxy), BlackBerry, other any number of other MP3 players or smartphones... whatever music you have on that device wirelessly transmits to the Boom Box. That means you can have your device within 25 yards (by our measurements) of the Boom Box and it will play your music in your backyard or a different area of your home.
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MORRISTOWN – Cattlemans Steak and Ale closed March 22 following the state Liquor Authority revoking the restaurants liquor license.
The restaurant was also broken into after it was closed with unidentified thieves wreaking several thousand dollars in damage.
When John G. Hagopian took over management of the popular, down-town Morristown restaurant from Ian OBrian in September, he had plans to create a river-orientated restaurant and bar.
But on March 22 the Liquor Authority, responding to a tip, found that Mr. Hagopian was illegally using a liquor license registered under Mr. OBrians name.
When we issue a license its for a specific person or location, William S. Crowley, a spokesman for the Liquor Authority, said. It cant be transferred to another person. They have to submit a new application.
There is an open investigation, Mr. Crowley said.
Mr. Hagopian said he was in the process of filing an application for his own license.
He and Mr. OBrian had an operating agreement that was drawn up. I was managing until I got approved by the Liquor Authority, Mr. Hagopian said. Ian was the owner. I was operating it as the manager.
Mr. Hagopian said he continued operating the restaurant under Mr. OBrians Cattlemans Steak and Ale LLC in order to receive shipments of alcohol but formed his own company, JGH Enterprises LLC, to receive food shipments.
I did form my company because people didnt want to deliver to me unless it was under my name, Mr. Hagopian said.
We were in the process of doing my application [for a liquor license], Mr. Hagopian said, But we stopped the process because of the interruption [from the Liquor Authority].
Mr. Crowley said he couldnt comment on whether or not Mr. Hagopian had been in the process of filing his own liquor license application.
Mr. Hagopian said, when the Liquor Authority required Mr. Hagopian to surrender the improperly used license, he decided to close the restaurant.
It was going to take another month and a half to get the paperwork approved. We decided to just cut our losses, he said.
But Cattlemans hasnt been empty since it closed in March.
Over the weekend of March 30 the restaurant was broken into, Mr. Hagopian said.
I had gone away for the weekend, he said. On April 2nd, a Tuesday I opened the door and I looked in and the bar chairs were toppled over, there was broken glass, I looked up, they stole my liquor, my surveillance system and ransacked the kitchen.
Whoever broke in also stole a $5,000 projector, Mr. Hagopian said, estimating the total damage at close to $9,000.
Mr. Hagopian said the State Police are still investigating the break in.
Its hard being in this type of business because theres so many people in and out of here and so many people touch things, he said. They gained entrance to the building on the back alley where we keep the garbage.
A spokesman for the State Police, Mr. Ward, said the investigation is still pending with no leads.
Mr. Hagopian spent Friday doing a final clean up. He said he plans on turning in his key to the building next week. This place has got an omen to it, he said.
Mahlon Clements, the buildings owner, said he is putting the building up for sale or lease and it will be available again on May 1. Mr. Hagopian was leasing the building.
Mr. Hagopian said he is moving back to Binghamton. Im going back to construction management with my fathers business.
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Nature, June 13, 2007
Major Findings from The ENCODE Pilot Project
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The modENCODE Project
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On Other Sites: The ENCODE (ENCylopedia Of DNA Elements) Project.
Science, October 22, 2004
Nature ENCODE explorer
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ENCODE Resources:
ENCODE Web Focus
Related articles on ENCODE from Nature
Special Issue on ENCODE from Genome Research
June 2007
Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO)
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The ENCODE Project: ENCyclopedia Of DNA Elements
- Overview
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- Publications, Features and Press Releases
- Consortium Membership
- Data Release Policy
- Accessing ENCODE Data
- ENCODE Tutorials
- Common Cell Types
- Requests for Application (RFAs)
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Follow the ENCODE Project on:
ENCODE Overview
The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) launched a public research consortium named ENCODE, the Encyclopedia Of DNA Elements, in September 2003, to carry out a project to identify all functional elements in the human genome sequence. The project started with two components - a pilot phase and a technology development phase.
The pilot phase tested and compared existing methods to rigorously analyze a defined portion of the human genome sequence (See: ENCODE Pilot Project). The conclusions from this pilot project were published in June 2007 in Nature and Genome Research [genome.org]. The findings highlighted the success of the project to identify and characterize functional elements in the human genome. The technology development phase also has been a success with the promotion of several new technologies to generate high throughput data on functional elements.
With the success of the initial phases of the ENCODE Project, NHGRI funded new awards in September 2007 to scale the ENCODE Project to a production phase on the entire genome along with additional pilot-scale studies. Like the pilot project, the ENCODE production effort is organized as an open consortium and includes investigators with diverse backgrounds and expertise in the production and analysis of data (See: ENCODE Participants and Projects). This production phase also includes a Data Coordination Center [genome.ucsc.edu] to track, store and display ENCODE data along with a Data Analysis Center to assist in integrated analyses of the data. All data generated by ENCODE participants will be rapidly released into public databases (See: Accessing ENCODE Data) and available through the project's Data Coordination Center.
Meetings and Workshops
- ENCODE 2015: Research Applications and Users Meeting
June 29 - July 1, 2015
- From Genome Function to Biomedical Insight: ENCODE and Beyond�
March 10-11, 2015
- ENCODE Pilot Project Launch Meeting
March 7, 2003
- Workshop on the Comprehensive Extraction of Biological Information from Genomic Sequence
July 23 - 24, 2002
ENCODE Publications, Features and Press Releases
- Defining functional DNA elements in the Human Genome
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, April 21, 2014
- Nature ENCODE explorer
A series of coordinated scientific reports published in the Nature, Sept. 5, 2012 online issue
- NHGRI to host symposium on model organism Encyclopedia of DNA Elements project
June 20-21, 2012
- A User's Guide to the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE)
PLoS Biology, April 19, 2011
- Identification and analysis of functional elements in 1% of the human genome by the ENCODE pilot project
Nature, June 13, 2007
- ENCODE Web Focus
Related articles on ENCODE from Nature, June 2007
- Special Issue on ENCODE from Genome Research
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- The ENCODE (ENCylopedia Of DNA Elements) Project. [sciencemag.org] (Full Text)
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- ENCODE RFAs Expand Effort to Understand the Genome
October 5, 2011
- Funding Now Available for Technology Development to Catalog and Analyze Function of Genomes
May 25, 2011
- New user's guide and tutorial helps disease researchers interpret human genome
April 19, 2011
Press Releases
- NIH ENCODE grants advance effort to survey entire human instruction book September 24, 2012
- ENCODE data describes function of human genome
September 5, 2012
- NHGRI to develop revolutionary technologies for exploring genome function
April 25, 2012
- Researchers Expand Efforts to Explore Functional Landscape of the Human Genome
October 9, 2007
- New Findings Challenge Established Views on Human Genome
June 13, 2007
- ENCODE Consortium Publishes Scientific Strategy
October 21, 2004
- Beyond Genes: Scientists Venture Deeper Into the Human Genome: ENCODE Project Seeks to Identify All Functional Elements in Human DNA
October 9, 2003
- Launch of Pilot Project to Identify All Functional Elements in Human DNA
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ENCODE Consortium Membership
The ENCODE Consortium is composed primarily of scientists who were funded under RFAs released by NHGRI. Other participants have been identified and brought into the Consortium or Analysis Working Group (which leads the integrative analysis of ENCODE data) as appropriate. The Consortium and Analysis Working Group are open to any investigator willing to abide by the criteria for participation established for the ENCODE Project by NHGRI. The ENCODE External Consultants Panel oversees the activities of the Consortium and provides advice and feedback on the Consortium's goals, progress and membership.
Those interested in applying for membership to the ENCODE Consortium or to the ENCODE Analysis Working Group should review the criteria for participation and contact Elise Feingold, Ph.D., or Peter Good, Ph.D. (See: Program Staff).
- ENCODE Participants and Projects
- ENCODE Consortium Criteria for Participation
- ENCODE Analysis Working Group Criteria for Participation
- ENCODE External Consultants Panel
ENCODE Data Release Policy
NHGRI has designated the ENCODE Project as a community resource project to accelerate access to and use of the data by the entire scientific community. Accordingly, the data release policy is based on the principle of rapid data release to the scientific community.
- Current ENCODE Consortium Data Release Policy (2014-present)
- ENCODE-modENCODE Consortia Data Release Policy (2008-2014)
- ENCODE Pilot Project Data Release Policy (2003-2007)
- Ft. Lauderdale Agreement on Sharing Data from Large-scale Biological Research Projects: A System of Tripartite Responsibility
Accessing ENCODE Data
The data produced by ENCODE Consortium members are deposited to public databases and are available for all to use without restriction. Data linked to the genomic sequence is stored and visualized on the University of California, Santa Cruz browser at www.encodeproject.org. Other, non-sequence based data, like that from microarray studies, are available on public databases such as the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov] and ArrayExpress [ebi.ac.uk]. The NHGRI Division of Intramural Research will be developing a "portal" that will function as a single point of entry from which users can search and retrieve data from the ENCODE Project. Data users should abide by the ENCODE Data Release Policy when accessing data produced by ENCODE Consortium members.
ENCODE Tutorials
A variety of tutorials are available on accessing and using ENCODE human and mouse data for studies on basic biology and human disease.
ENCODE Common Cell Types
Common cell types have been identified by the Consortium to aid in the integration and comparison of data produced by ENCODE participants using different technologies and platforms.
ENCODE Project Requests For Application (RFAs)
Current ENCODE RFAs
- NOT-HG-12-002 [grants.nih.gov]: Notice of Change in the Receipt Date: RFA-HG-11-024, Expanding the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) in the Human and Model Organisms (U54) and RFA-HG-11-025, Computational Analysis of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Data (U01)
- RFA-HG-11-024 [grants.nih.gov]: Expanding the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) in the Human and Model Organisms (U54)
Application Due Date(s): December 21, 2011
- RFA-HG-11-025 [grants.nih.gov]: Computational Analysis of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Data (U01)
Application Due Date(s): December 21, 2011
- RFA-HG-11-026 [grants.nih.gov]: Data Analysis and Coordination Center for the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) (U41)
Application Due Date(s): December 21, 2011
Past ENCODE RFAs
The pilot and technology development phases of the ENCODE project were initiated simultaneously in 2003 when NHGRI released Requests For Application (RFAs) for each of these phases. The first RFA for the pilot phase, RFA HG-03-003, entitled Determination of all functional elements in human DNA, solicited applications from those interested in participating in a research network to conduct a pilot project to test and compare existing methods for identifying all of the functional elements in a limited (~1%) region of the human genome. The second RFA, RFA HG-03-004, entitled Technologies to find functional elements in DNA, solicited applications to develop new and improved technologies for the efficient, comprehensive, high-throughput identification and verification of all types of sequence-based functional elements, particularly those other than coding sequences, for which adequate methods do not currently exist.
NHGRI re-released the technology development RFA in 2004 and 2006. RFA HG-04-001, issued in 2004, solicited additional applications with an added emphasis on high-risk, high-payoff projects and on technologies that might be applied to model organism genomes. RFAs HG-07-028 and HG-07-029, issued in 2006, had an added emphasis on methods to identify functional elements in repetitive sequences and on methods than can be used to validate the identity of functional elements using methods independent of the primary mode of detection.
As the initial phase of the ENCODE Project will be completed in September 2007, NHGRI issued RFAs in November 2006 to solicit application for research projects to continue the ENCODE-based analysis of the human genome at both pilot and whole-genome scales. RFA HG-07-030, entitled Creating the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) in the Human Genome (U01 and U54), solicited applications for research projects to identify functional elements in the entire human genome sequence (for whole-genome scale projects) or in the 1 percent of the genome targeted during the ENCODE pilot phase (for pilot-scale projects). RFA HG-07-031, entitled A Data Coordination Center for the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Project (U41) solicited applications to develop, house, and maintain databases to track, store, and provide access to the different types of data generated as part of the ENCODE Project.
- RFA-HG-11-013 [grants.nih.gov]: Technology Development for High-Throughput Functional Genomics (R01)
- RFA-HG-11-014 [grants.nih.gov]: Technology Development for High-Throughput Functional Genomics (R21)
- RFA-HG-11-015 [grants.nih.gov]: Technology Development for High-Throughput Functional Genomics (R43/44)
- RFA-HG-07-030 [grants.nih.gov]: Creating the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) in the Human Genome (U01 and U54) (Expired)
NOT-07-007: Clarification and Additional Information to HG-07-030 and HG-07-031
Slides from Applicant Information Meeting - HG-07-030
- RFA-HG-07-031 [grants.nih.gov]: A Data Coordination Center for the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Project (U41) (Expired)
NOT-07-007: Clarification and Additional Information to HG-07-030 and HG-07-031
Slides from Applicant Information Meeting - HG-07-031
- RFA-HG-07-010: [grants1.nih.gov] A Data Analysis Center for the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Project (U01) (Expired)
- RFA HG-03-003 [grants.nih.gov]: Determination of All Functional Elements in Human DNA (Expired)
- RFA HG-03-004 [grants.nih.gov]: Technologies to Find Functional Elements in Genomic DNA (Expired)
- RFA-HG-04-001 [grants1.nih.gov]: Technologies to Find Functional Elements in Genomic DNA. (Expired)
- RFA-HG-07-028 [grants.nih.gov]: Technology Development for the Comprehensive Determination of Functional Elements in Eukaryotic Genomes (R21) (Expired)
- RFA HG-07-029 [grants.nih.gov]: Technology Development for the Comprehensive Determination of Functional Elements in Eukaryotic Genomes (R01) (Expired)
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The city will start the process over again to find a company to handle security at Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library, 229 Washington St.
On Monday night, the Watertown City Council decided against hiring the low bidder, Denog Protective Security Services Inc., Bronx, after questioning the validity of the companys bid. Council members rejected that bid and bids by four other companies.
But Councilwoman Roxanne M. Burns said the city still will move ahead with the plan. She told her colleagues that a library patron had witnessed a drug deal in the building within the past couple of weeks.
The need exists, and I know well move as fast as we can, she said. But I think we made the right decision on this tonight.
Two weeks ago, council members questioned how Denog could submit such a low bid of $15.35 per hour when Jess Security Services was the next closest with $19.83. The highest was $30.62, submitted by ICU Security and Private Investigations.
Members also wondered how the company could do the work from its Bronx office. Since that meeting, council members conducted additional Internet research on the company and still were not satisfied that Denog could handle the job.
Two weeks ago, Ms. Burns expressed concern because the library has such a valuable collection of items other than books.
Library officials have talked in recent years about increasing security at the facility, after having to deal with such incidents as a loaded gun left in a restroom, several drug deals, fights between patrons, a man selling urine from a dog for urine tests and numerous property thefts.
Council members put $43,000 in the 2013-14 budget to pay for library security. In addition, the librarys board of trustees voted in May to appropriate $25,000 to pay for 10 more security cameras, a keypad lock and staff training.
In other business Monday night, Jacob S. Johnson attended the meeting but did not address council members about the chain-link fence he built at his home at 261 Mullin St. Two weeks ago, Mr. Johnson created a stir by putting up the fence, even though he knew he was violating city code.
Mr. Johnson said he intends to appear before the citys Zoning Board of Appeals to get a variance for the fence. He also plans to attend the Oct. 21 council meeting to lobby for changes in the fence ordinance.
Council members also agreed with a temporary restructuring plan for City Hall, with the recent departure of Elliott B. Nelson. Mr. Nelson left the position of assistant to the city manager to take a similar job in Illinois.
Until she retires next year, Elizabeth U. Morris, the Civil Service Commission executive secretary, will handle those duties. Council members approved an annual salary of $49,548.
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The record, movie and software industries have long pursued a controversial campaign that identifies people trading large numbers of songs though services such as MusicCity, OpenNap or Gnutella. Once the people are identified, the groups attempt to persuade Internet service providers (ISPs) to shut down those individuals' Internet connections.
But copyright holders, including record labels, are now experimenting with new ways to cut down on copyright infringement. As described by sources at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), one method uses software to masquerade as a file-swapper online. Once the software has found a computer offering a certain song, it attempts to block other potential traders from downloading the song.
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I am not against total piracy of music, because I don't feel that music should cost what it does. Although this is just completely ridiculous, when your dealing with the police that is called entrapment which doesn't stand up in court! RIAA needs to be snapped into place, after they got Napster shut down, which was complete BS because it wasn't Napster that was trading music they just provided the means, that is like shutting down Microsoft because all the security holes provide a means for hacking! I mean c'mon people! Anyways after they got Napster shut down they feel as if they have the power of the government on their side, and frankly I'm worried they might.
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Ben Powell dismantles the economic myths at the center of the anti-immigration position and explains why liberty and human rights require open borders. Talk given on July 18, 2013 in Berkeley, CA.
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Recap: Terry Collins on Thole, Beltran, 2B and F-Mart
Today on ESPN 1050, Terry Collins said, in his view, Josh Thole is a 'No. 1 catcher,' especially since he improved as a 'signal caller' during last season.
Last week, Alderson said the Mets are 'thin at catcher,' and, though he's heard nothing but good things about Thole, he will try to acquire additional catchers, 'both at the major league level and at Triple-A.'
Like I've said before, to me, Thole showed enough to be the every-day catcher next season. He's good behind the plate, not great, but good, plus he's young and learning. The pitching staff seemed to have no issues throwing to him. He has very little power, but gets on base at a consistent rate and he's far from an anchor on the bases.
Also in his interview with ESPN, Collins said, until he says otherwise, he believes Carlos Beltran is a center field, though it will be determined in Spring Training whether Beltran stays there or moves to right field.
He also feels, based on who is likely to be in camp, there will be an open competition at second base between Luis Castillo and Daniel Murphy.
He said he has already watched Murphy this off season in winter ball, and plans to soon travel and visit with Castillo.
Lastly, he said, if healthy, Fernando Martinez could compete for a job on the roster in Spring Training, and he is confident Jason Bay will return to form in 2011.
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n ALEXANDRIA BAY A fireworks display commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Thousand Islands Bridge will begin at dusk Friday from the shoreline of Boldt Castle on Heart Island. A public celebration is planned for Aug. 17 at the bridge authority property in Collins Landing.
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Port Charlotte, FL (Sports Network) - Ronald Bermudez, Lyle Overbay, Mauro Gomez and Blake Swihart all drove in a pair of runs as Boston dispatched Tampa Bay, 9-2, in Grapefruit League play.
Ryan Lavarnway added an RBI for the Red Sox, while starter Alfredo Aceves got the win after allowing six hits and two runs over 4 1/3 innings.
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For those customers unconcerned with RIMs stellar security record, BlackBerry Messenger is a customer retention application. iPhone specializes in WhatsApp. Yahoo now barges into the mobile device fray with a free Yahoo!Messenger app - for those die-hard OS or smart phone vendor enthusiasts, you'll be pleased with the implications Hub has for your next device purchase. Discover the latest innovative protective solutions and premium electronic accessories from the industry's most leading brands
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Cumberland High School art students, from left, Lynn Nachampasak, Emily Feng and Lauren Riley copy a Monet painting of waterlilies onto the wall of the Art Department. Art teachers Betsy MacDonald and Lauren Scotto said they encouraged their students to do the painting as a way to promote art in the school. The three seniors are all accomplished artists and will leave a memorable work for their peers,
according to Scotto. The project has blossomed into creations of art in other areas of the school, including an Andy Warhol 'Astronaut' for a wall near the Science Department.
'We just wanted to get the Art Department's name out there in the school and get kids interested in art,' Scotto said.
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What is internal bleeding?
While the general public understands that internal bleeding means bleeding that can't be seen on the outside of the body, medical personnel tend to use terms that describe more precisely where inside the body the bleeding is found. The internal bleeding may occur within tissues, organs, or in cavities of the body including the head, chest, and abdomen. Examples of other potential sites of bleeding include the eye and within tissues that line the heart, muscles, and joints.
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Beyonce posts new pixie cut to Instagram.
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Breaking news: Beyonce has very, very short hair! At least she does for the moment according to her Instagram feed. Having just seen the Queen Bey in concert at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Monday night (yes, the very one where her husband also graced the stage), this transformation from cascading, wind-machine-blown blonde curls to a super-cute-pixie cut is a startling one. What's unsurprising of course is how beautiful she looks. While I realize that this coiffure (that harkens a sort of Hathaway-growing-out-a-Fantine 'do), doesn't mean she's hung up what I can only imagine to be a enviably extensive (and expensive) wig collection but *sigh* just look how this accentuates her brows. And her ever-expressive eyes are even more vibrant.


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WD is happy to announce our latest firmware update for the WD TV Live Hub Media Player.
You may post your questions or experiences in this thread. However, if you experience any issues with this firmware, please report them in the WD TV Live Hub Issue Reporting exchange.
looks good.
will try this later
.mkv's with 5.1PCM are still breaking the WDTV.
spinning arrow, no other file playable, needs reseting to get it working again.
There's no png/jpg fix, so themers, do not update if you want community theme functionality
Just updated hoping for the .ts fix - will check that in a second.
Now all of a sudden, all of the custom art that I did for my network share folders (the folder.jpg image for the Action/Adventure folder, etc.) is not being displayed in favor of the latest item added for content (e.g. the content image of the m2ts of Gladiator now shows as the folder image). This happens only at that top level. Once I go into the Action/Adventure folder all is correct with correct images for subfolders and content (e.g. there are actual movies in there plus folders for Batman with its own folder.jpg that displays correctly).
I looked for a setting or something but to no avail.
Is this going to be another fix a problem make another release?
I stayed away from Firmware updates due to issues. So I thought I would try this as I have always wanted to have all videos in one set. So I have come away from Themes and 2.4.013.
When I try and add a Network share USB hd connected to my PC, it says it can't because its read only ? But when I look at its attributes its set for sharing ?
The Hub needs write access to the share.
You can share drives and folders without write access.
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Ah yeah got it. It was under another setting on Windows. Thanks.
edit - Mmmm but even though its added to My media Library. The drive is not there...
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I like the new services especially, flixster. It has an awesome interface.
Any chance of having the same interface/view for the livehub videos ? Xd
Yota music interface's language is in russian or whatever language, it is hard to use that service.
Concerning, media library for network shares. We can now select individual folders to be added to the media library. That's good!
Note : There still no fix for the png/jpg thumbnail issues.
Please fix that !
I love flixster. Nice addition WD. But it would be better to have a service which provide hd trailers in future...
love that interface
From Firmware update page...
Note: Media library functionality of the NAS will be only available when using the "My Media Library" as the content source. When the source is a Network share the Media library functionality on the NAS will not be available.
So I can select a Network Share USB Drive and add it to "My Media Library", but when I use "My Media Library"... I can't see it. Am I being stupid here, or is this stupid
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To kick things off: DeShonte Riley following Rob Murphy out the door to Eastern Michigan. Kind of disappointing, though I suppose he was fourth on the big man depth chart, behind Melo, Kieta, and Christmas. Still, it always hurts to see a 7-footer leave the program.
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ALEXANDRIA BAY River Hospitals desire to expand its new program that treats active duty soldiers post-traumatic stress disorder is on hold because of a lack of funding.
Now, the River Hospital Foundation is asking for help to make that program happen by either general contributions or attendance at the annual Boldt Castle Gala from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the castle.
I dont want this gala to be the party; I want it to be a reason, said Jodi M. Kemple, director of programs and events for the foundation. To get qualified doctors to grow this program, we need funding.
The programs expansion needs $250,000, she said. The gala raised $11,000 last year, and Mrs. Kemple said the program could use the communitys support to help local soldiers.
The gala will feature an open bar, hors doeuvres and live entertainment. Uncle Sam Boat Tours will provide transportation to Boldt Castle. Tickets to the event are $175 per person, and there will be additional opportunities at the gala to donate to River Community Wellness, Mrs. Kemple said.
A presentation about River Community Wellness will be given by Bradley Frey, program director. Attempts to reach him for comment were unsuccessful.
Guests are encouraged to bring their own masks to the French-masquerade-themed event, which is also a black-tie affair. Typically, Mrs. Kemple said, about 200 to 220 people have attended the annual event. Preregistration, by calling the foundation office at 482-4976, is encouraged. People can stop by the James Street foundation office to drop off ticket money or donations, or mail them to River Hospital Foundation, P.O. Box 567, Alexandria Bay, N.Y. 13607. Checks should be made payable to River Hospital Foundation with gala written in the memo line.
Other donations can be made for a variety of specific purposes for the hospital, as long as those specifications are designated in a checks memo line, Mrs. Kemple said.
Meanwhile, state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, recently secured $185,000 in special funding to be split between River Community Wellness and the Pfc. Joseph P. Dwyer Peer Support Program for Veterans, based at 247 State St., Watertown.
Mrs. Kemple said the program needs more support so it can accommodate another group of 10 soldiers, for a total of 20.
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Football coach Shane Laws of A.C. Reynolds High was involved in a traffic pile up on the Charlotte Highway Tuesday night. Laws, according to Athletic Director Larry Brow, is OK. He wasn't seriously injured, but the
pile up closed down Charlotte Highway in the Reynolds community while authorities investigated the accident, which occurred at 5:45 p.m. Tuesday evening.
There were injures reported at the scene, but the extent of those injuries is unknown. Laws, who played football and graduated from Appalachian State University, will begin his seventh season with the Rockets this fall. He's 60-18 during his tenure with five conference championships and a state title in 2009.
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If you were born with
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If you are at risk for testicular cancer, talk to your doctor about what type of testicular cancer screenings you should have and what else you may be able to do to reduce your risk.
Can testicular cancer be found early? American Cancer Society website. Available at:
http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/TesticularCancer/DetailedGuide/testicular-cancer-detection. Updated January 19, 2011. Accessed March 2, 2011.
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center website. Available at:
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Fauci AS, Braunwald E, et al.
Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 14th ed. New York, NY: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2000.
United States Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for testicular cancer. United States Preventive Task Force website. Available at:
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Walsh TJ, Dall'Era MA, et al. Prepubertal orchiopexy for cryptorchidism may be associated with lower risk of testicular cancer.
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Both the Potsdam Ice Storm 16U and St. Lawrence Thunder 14U girls hockey teams and the St. Lawrence Thunder Bantam Boys moved two wins away from playing for a USA Hockey Tier II National Championship after advancing past their respective opening rounds on Friday.
Competing in San Jose, California, the two girls teams closed out their preliminary rounds with hard-fought wins while the Thunder Bantams still claimed the top seed in their division at the 14U championship tournament near Charlotte, North Carolina, despite suffering their first loss in double overtime.
All three teams will keep continue chasing national titles with quarter-final round games later today.
Ice Storm 3, Grand Rapids 1: The Ice Storm built a 2-0 lead in the first period before going on to hold off the Griffins and clinch the top seed from the American Division for todays quarter-final round.
The Ice Storm opened the scoring just 3:09 into their final preliminary round game when Bailey Dillabough connected off an assist from Jenny Tardelli. Kalie Grant then struck for an unassisted goal at the 13:02 mark and that would stand as the game-winner.
The Griffins pulled to within one with 1:20 left in the middle frame on a goal by Halle Hayes but Grant restored the two-goal lead when she finished off a play set up by Kirstin Barkley and Natalie Giglio with 5:21 left in regulation.
Maddi Dillabough stopped 21 shots working the crease for the win while Dawn Salo logged 21 saves in the loss as the Griffins still advanced to the quarter-finals despite slipping to 1-2 in the tournament.
Coached by Mike Grant, the Ice Storm will now get set to take on the fourth-seed from the National Division in the quarter-finals today starting at 1:45 p.m. EDT. The winner of that game advances to a semi-final round matchup at 10:45 p.m. EDT. The Tier II 16U National Championship Game is scheduled for Sunday at 5:30 p.m. EDT.
Thunder Girls 5, Nashua Panthers 0: At the Tier II 14U tournament, the Thunder completed a full recovery from an opening-game loss by skating to their second straight shutout victory to clinch the second seed out of the American Division.
Coached by Renee Young, the locals will now get set to face the Connecticut Ice Cats, who finished as the third seed from the National Division, in the quarter-finals slated for this morning at 10 a.m. EDT. The winner of that game is slated to play the second semi-final, which is scheduled to face-off at 12:45 a.m. EDT.
In posting their second consecutive shutout win against the New Hampshire state champions on Friday, the Thunder got the only goal they would need with just 12 seconds left in the opening period when Katie MacCuaig finished off a play set up by Jayden Young.
Kaitlin Irvine made it 2-0 at the 5:31 mark of the second period assisted by Kerrigan Rondeau and Jordan Emerson, who quickly pushed the lead to three goals when she connected for an unassisted tally just 50 seconds later.
Irvines second of the game put the Thunder ahead 4-0 at 9:08 of the third period with the assist going to Abbie Paquin. MacCuaig closed out the scoring just over two minutes later assisted by Young and Paquin.
Sidney Molnar turned aside the 23 shots she faced to earn her second straight shutout while Jasmine Mucci posted 32 saves as the Panthers still advanced to the quarter-finals despite the loss, finishing as the third seed in the division.
The Thunder finished second in the division standings to the East Coast Wizards of Massachusetts. The Tier II 14U Girls National Championship Game is scheduled for Sunday at 3:15 p.m. EDT.
At the Tier II 14U nationals, the Thunder Bantam Boys managed to clinch the top seed from the NHL Division despite falling to the Denver University Junior Pioneers 3-2 in double overtime in the final game of the preliminary round for both squads.
With the overtime loss, the Thunder still earned a point to finish with seven atop the division standings and will now get set to take on the Red Bank Generals of New Jersey in the quarter-final round today at 2 p.m. The Generals advanced as the second seed from the Olympic Division. The winner of this afternoons game earns a bid to the 8 p.m. semi-final. The National Championship Game is slated for Sunday at 12:30 p.m.
The Thunder got off to a slow start in their loss to the Pioneers, who clinched the second seed from the division with the win, falling behind 2-0 by the first intermission before battling back to force overtime with solo goals in the second and third periods.
Goals by Jacob Adkins just 4:49 into the game and Aidan Kirkey three minutes later gave Denver the early lead but more outstanding special teams play keyed a Thunder comeback as Shane Cryderman cut the deficit to 2-1 when he notched an unassisted power play goal with 2:54 left in the second period and Kaden Pickering finished off a play set up by Jordan Robert for a shorthanded goal with 6:52 left in regulation.
Noah Kormanyos had 22 saves working the Thunder crease while Christian Palumbo turned aside 32 shots backstopping the win.
The Thunder, who advanced to the national final last spring before settling for the silver medal, are coached by Bobby Smith.
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OK since everyone is chiming in on what the Rangers need to
do in order to defeat the Los Angeles Kings in game 2, I decided I wanted to
toss my two cents in as well. Actually I am going to parrot what Coach Alain
Vigneault has been saying the last couple of days.
The Rangers need everyone to bring their "A" game to the
party and give the coach the sixty minutes of hockey he wants. I also think
that too many haven't been listening to what the coach said about his team and
offering advice that really won't work.
We really need to remember that the biggest reason why the
Rangers lost game one wasn't Dan Girardi's turnover in the overtime period. It
was a huge failure to finish the chances that the team had been generating
during the first and second periods.
The Rangers were too busy trying to make the "perfect" play
at times and "overpassed" the puck when they should have just put it on net. It
is old and sometimes done to death but it is also true "good things happen when
you put the puck on net."
And enough already about how physical the Kings can be
because if you are skating then it becomes really hard for someone to hit you.
Get Kreider, Hagelin and more out in the open ice skating and the Kings will be
the ones struggling with their game.
Really the biggest issue in the 3rd period was
that the Rangers stopped skating and they allowed the Kings to dictate pace and
tempo. Physical teams don't like to play end to end hockey because it makes it
easier for them to screw up things like line changes and coverage assignments.
If the Kings wind up with an odd man rush of their own then
the Rangers have their "King" back there to cover up for mistakes. Despite all
20 of those shots not one got past Henrik Lundqvist so go on the attack and
force the Kings to chase you all over the ice.
But the most important thing Ranger or fan cannot do is
panic on Saturday because once you start panicking then you defeat yourself. Weather
the first 10 minutes of the first period and then settle in and play your own
The Rangers can win game 2 but it is going to take the team
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - A trio of CIA contractors has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a whistleblower case accusing the companies of plying CIA employees with gifts to win contracts.
The settlement was announced Thursday by federal prosecutors in Alexandria.
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The suit was first brought by a whistleblower, former Anixter sales representative William Jones of Arlington. Under the whistleblower law, Jones receives $585,000 for exposing the fraud.
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PAWTUCKET ŌĆö ItŌĆÖs a treat and a dessert and you can really have ice cream anytime. But there is something special about going to get ice cream at an ice cream stand or from a truck, even on a cool May evening.
Rod Florez, the General Manager of Palagi Brothers Ice Cream and Frozen Lemonade in Pawtucket, actually anticipates sales in late April and early May as some of the best for his business all season.
Palagi BrothersŌĆÖ 25 trucks usually hit the streets on April 1 but were delayed this year by late winter weather and sales were still slower than usual this week, according to Florez.
What he likes to see at this time of the year is warm weather but not hot. Ice cream sales depend to a degree on a bit of imagination, people thinking about a great summer to come and time spent at a place like the beach.
Of course that is just the inspiration for wanting an ice cream cone in the spring. When the heat of summer actually arrives, people are too busy with their summer activities to buy as much ice cream as they do when the season begins, according to Florez.
ŌĆ£It is a novelty thing,ŌĆØ Florez, a Palagi Brothers manager off and on since 1983, said. ŌĆ£They see our trucks and associate them with sun and fun.ŌĆØ
The company was founded in 1896; its trucks operate throughout Northern and Central Rhode Island and represent the largest ice cream truck fleet in Rhode Island, Florez said.
What might surprise ice cream lovers is the fact the busiest routes for PalagiŌĆÖs drivers are not actually those serving neighborhoods. The trucks stopping at large companies as workers get off their shifts actually do the best sales, he said.
The trucks have as many as 32 different flavors of ice cream and also serve the companyŌĆÖs popular frozen lemonade as well.
Palagi Brothers trucks run from April to September and some begin their routes as early as 10:30 a.m. and finish at 8 or 9 at night, according to Florez.
Nicholas Michalopoulos, 62, of Woonsocket also knows how spring affects his customersŌĆÖ particular taste for ice cream and has opened his Cool Corner Creamery at 171 Greene St. in the city in late April since 1995.
The business is always ready to serve its city customers on a warm afternoon but Michalopoulos, who has also owned Woonsocket Palace Pizza at 85 Front St. since 1986, said early evening brings a steady stream of customers, whether they are from a local Little League team, the firefighters and police from a softball game or just people out enjoying the weather.
Cool Corner Creamery offers 25 flavors of hand-packed Hershey ice cream or 24 flavors of the shopŌĆÖs soft-serve ice cream, yogurts and sherbets.
Michalopoulos started the shop after buying a former gas station property at Greene and Bernon streets and decided to put it to use.
He doesnŌĆÖt operate it in the winter and ends up busy enough when he has both of his businesses operating.
ŌĆ£I like having both places, thatŌĆÖs why I kept this building,ŌĆØ Michalopoulos said between customers Thursday evening. ŌĆ£I really enjoy what IŌĆÖm doing because I get to know everyone.ŌĆØ
Customers stop by just to see him, he noted. ŌĆ£I was born in Greece but I feel like I was born here,ŌĆØ he said.
Michalopoulos said the craziest of his hand-packed flavors such as cookie dough and cotton candy are his biggest sellers, but many people also buy cones of vanilla and chocolate-swirled soft-serve.
One family stopping in on Thursday ordered a mix of soft-serve flavors including the vanilla and chocolate twist in a bowl with rainbow jimmies. The mom admitted the weather had turned a bit chilly in the low 50s by the end of the day but that had not affected her taste for ice cream. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs never too cold for ice cream,ŌĆØ she said before returning the familyŌĆÖs car after everyone had been served at the shopŌĆÖs window.
Debbie Freeman, 36, of Woonsocket, said she had convinced her boyfriend to take her and her daughter Seeara Singhavong, 15, and SeearaŌĆÖs friend, Jamilla Osei, 15, over to the shop for ice cream.
Freeman ordered a banana split with soft-serve vanilla and chocolate twist, and the girls both cotton candy cones. ŌĆ£I wanted cotton candy because it is soooo good,ŌĆØ Osei said.
Freeman also believes ŌĆ£it is never too cold for ice cream,ŌĆØ and would have it every day if she could.
She also likes the convenience of getting ice cream nearby in the city. ŌĆ£There arenŌĆÖt a lot of places to get soft-serve unless you go to the Dairy Queen in Bellingham,ŌĆØ she said.
Rosemary OŌĆÖBrien was also able to get her husband Tim OŌĆÖBrien to drive her over to the Cool Corner Creamery Thursday and ordered up two scoops of mint chocolate chip in a cup.
ŌĆ£Mint chocolate chip, no matter where I go, thatŌĆÖs my flavor,ŌĆØ OŌĆÖBrien said. ŌĆ£I love it because it is so good.ŌĆØ
Over on Diamond Hill Road in Cumberland, a sign at the Ice Cream Machine announced good news for its loyal customers.
ŌĆ£Spring is here; we are open,ŌĆØ it read.
Kim Caron, who owns the 4288 Diamond Hill Road business with her husband, Gary, said the Ice Cream Machine ŌĆö known for its offering of homemade ice cream ŌĆö opens at 11 a.m. starting at the beginning of April and is usually busiest in the evening when the members of local youth teams start stopping by.
Early in the season, the threat of rain can affect the number of people in line at the businessŌĆÖs five service windows, but a large awning and even a couple of ceiling fans for when it is hot, help to keep people comfortable while they wait.
Although the business is closed during the winter, Caron said, she and her husband and their grown children, Zachary and Sara, operate a wholesale ice cream business that sells 3-gallon containers of the Ice Cream MachineŌĆÖs handmade flavors to restaurants and other ice cream businesses. The family also makes ice cream pies that can be bought whole or sliced like cheesecake.
Caron and her husband bought the business in 1985 from her parents, Russ and Jane Kisseberth, who had started it in the late 1970s.
The operation continues to tap the whole familyŌĆÖs talents and Caron noted she had called in her ŌĆ£big gunsŌĆØ Sara and Zachery to help out with an early-season rush Thursday evening before rain settled over the area.
Surprisingly, the business is only one job the family members maintain.
ŌĆ£People think this is all we do but my husband also has a job as a food broker,ŌĆØ she said. Zachary is in college, and Sara also works as an occupational therapist, she said.
In the lines waiting for ice cream, George Osbourne of Blackstone, his wife, Laurie, and daughters, Meghan, 18, and Kaitlyn, 11, were only thinking of dessert after having eaten earlier at a restaurant.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs really good here,ŌĆØ Laurie said in anticipation of eating a bowl of chocolate ice cream. Meghan, a student at Worcester State, said she was going to have cookie dough.
ŌĆ£It was just kind of a consensus that we decided to come,ŌĆØ she added.
Luckily for George, the familyŌĆÖs two boys, Matt and Jake, opted to go to the car show at Bass Pro Shops in Foxboro and allowed a bit of a savings for his wallet.
Kyle Fanion, Zack Petrecca and Sean Real spotted the ice cream business on their way home from a volleyball game at Mercy Mount and begged ZackŌĆÖs mom to pulled over for ice cream.
The boys, all eight grade students at St. AugustineŌĆÖs School in Providence, normally go to Coolicks near their home in North Providence, but were impressed with the Ice Cream MachineŌĆÖs offering of flavors. Sean and Zack opted for Brownie Batter, and Kyle requested Coffee and Oreos. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖve never been here but it was close to the gym,ŌĆØ Kyle said.
Zack said it was almost irresistible.
ŌĆ£As we drove by, I said, ŌĆśMom, you have to get us this,ŌĆÖŌĆØ he said.
Colleen Petrecca also bought ZackŌĆÖs little brother, Christian, a mint and Oreo, but opted to forego ice cream herself.
ŌĆ£It is still too cold out for me,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£It has to be hot for me to want ice cream.ŌĆØ


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SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – Lawrence Technological University will hold an open house for future students interested in pursuing graduate studies on Thursday, Dec. 2, 6-7:30 p.m. in the atrium of the Buell Management Building, 21000 West Ten Mile, Southfield.
Lawrence Tech offers 23 master's degrees, three doctoral degrees and 21 "fast track" graduate certificates in emerging fields. Many courses and several degree programs are offered online.
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Lawrence Technological University, ltu.edu, offers more than 100 undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree programs in the Colleges of Architecture and Design, Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Management. Founded in 1932, the 4,500-student, private university pioneered evening classes and today has a growing number of weekend and online programs. Lawrence Tech's 102-acre campus is in Southfield, and programs are also offered in Detroit, Lansing, Petoskey and Traverse City. Lawrence Tech also offers programs with partner universities in Canada, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.


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PHOENIX — Federal agents are serving search and arrest warrants at Phoenix-area car washes as part of an ongoing criminal investigation.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman Amber Cargile said agents are executing the warrants at 16 locations associated with Danny's Family Car Wash and the company's staffing service provider, HR Betty.
It's unclear how many charges have been filed and who is named in the arrest warrants. Those documents have been filed under seal in federal court.
Cargile said the 2-year investigation targets the owners, corporate leadership and management of the two businesses. She said multiple defendants face charges of criminal immigration fraud, identity theft and financial violations.
The owner of Danny's Family Car Wash did not immediately return a message Saturday. The Associated Press also left a message at HR Betty.


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THE MORNING SKATE — It's Baseball Season in Toronto
Kevin SchultzThe Islanders had a scoring frenzy last night, with seven goals in front of a stunned Air Canada Centre. Although I'm not sure how stunned, as they've seen things like this before. These are the Leafs who are what Forbes calls the most valuable franchise and have the highest operating income. Money doesn't always buy a better team and last night, against the less than rich Islanders, it didn't. Kind of amazing and it's almost hard to watch, if you're convinced your team could make much better use of the extra $50 million (or however much).
In Toronto, they've seen this all before. So much so that they're chanting for the hometown baseball team only three games into the season:
Meanwhile, the Islanders had some pretty goals. Michael Grabner's empty netter was one of the nicest empty netters you'll ever see (along with a beautiful wrister for his second goal). Keith Aucoin made a save on the doorstep, worth seeing again:
The Isles are now 2-1 and start out the first game of this road trip with a big win. Tonight, they'll be back in action in Boston against the Bruins tonight. The Bruins are coming off a 3-2 OT loss to the Rangers on Wednesday night. We'll see how the Islanders fare playing on back-to-back nights for the first time this season. With the second game in as many nights you would have to think Nabokov will get a night off, especially with the opportunity to let DiPietro play in his hometown, but nothing has been announced yet.