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CANTON Former professional football player Joe Ehrmann will speak with north country coaches, students and community members next week on how to develop a game plan for a good life both on and off the field.
Leadership, coaching, team-building and mentoring will be highlights of upcoming presentations by Mr. Ehrmann, who played at Syracuse University before he became a Baltimore Colt.
St. Lawrence Valley Renewal House Executive Director Ilene J. Burke said she hopes people are inspired by the words of Mr. Ehrmann to reach out to someone who has been victimized, and teach them they can overcome obstacles.
A lot of what were seeing is bullying, Ms. Burke said, referring to issues brought to the Renewal House. Thats one of the issues weve been asked to speak about at schools. It goes hand in hand with domestic violence. Sometimes the bully moves into a dating relationship or marriage and may use those tactics to gain power or control over [a partner].
According to a November 2011 blog post to Mr. Ehrmanns Coaching for America website, the ex-athlete is a survivor of child sexual abuse, something he carried in shame that silenced me for almost 50 years before it was published in the summer of 2011 in his book, InSideOut Coaching.
Ms. Burke said she hopes Mr. Ehrmanns presentation will affect both athletes and non-athletes. Its not just about the sport, she said. Its [about] developing our youth into good people.
Attempts to reach Mr. Ehrmann were unsuccessful.
According to his website, the mission is to inform, inspire and initiate individual, communal and societal change that will empower men and women to be their very best personally, professionally and relationally.
That message will be conveyed in closed-school presentations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties. A closed presentation to north country coaches and athletic directors will take place from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sunday at SUNY Cantons Roos House Convocation, Athletic and Recreation Center, off of Cornell Drive.
From 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday April 7 at Roos House, Renewal House, Catholic Charities and the United Way of Northern New York will host a free community-education night, and the public is invited to listen to Mr. Ehrmanns message. Another community presentation will take place from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday April 8 in the Sturtz Theater of Jefferson Community College, 1220 Coffeen St., Watertown.
A book signing will follow both community presentations. Many other organizations and businesses support the presentations.
Ms. Burke said Mr. Ehrmanns focus on healthy relationships could be a catalyst of change needed in the north country. In 2013 alone, Renewal House aided 983 victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other crimes. Ms. Burke said 66 people stayed in the agencys nine-bed safe dwelling, with an average stay of 13 days.
Its not that its happening more, she said. I think people are coming forward for help more. A lot of people dont want to feel theyre a victim. Its someone manipulating you over time; you dont see it at first.
Mr. Ehrmanns presentations will take place during National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and National Crime Victims Rights Week, April 6-12. Ms. Burke said the agency celebrates securing rights and resources crime victims need to rebuild their lives.
For more information on Mr. Ehrmann, visit www.coachforamerica.com.
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(1) pursue careers in meteorology, astronomy, oceanography, geology and related areas either in the private sector or in government;
(2) enhance knowledge in support of a career in secondary education—in particular, our courses support Connecticut cross-endorsement and New York state certification for physics and earth science; or
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- Imparting an in-depth understanding of the factual and theoretical bases of the various disciplines in earth and planetary sciences;
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The start of the sectional wrestling season starts this weekend with championships in the various classes on Saturday.
Indian River, Carthage and Watertown will participate in the Class A tournament to be held at Fulton. The Warriors and the host Red Raiders will be the favorites for the team title. Fulton has won the Class A championship for the last 25 years.
Indian River has number one seeds in wrestlers Nick Toutant (126 and 132 pounds), Derrick Gray (138), Dylan Crowder (145), Sonny McPherson (170). Carthages Shayne Brady (182) and Trevor Gibbons (285) are the top seeds in their divisions.
South Jefferson travels to the Class B tournament at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill to try to add one more team title to coach Pat Connerss trophy case before he retires. The Spartans last won the team crown in 2005-06. South Jefferson is fresh off its victory at the Frontier League championships last weekend.
Adam Hutchinson (120), Holden Pelton (132), Daniel Smith (170), Logan LaFlamme (182, 195) and Ryan Charlebois (220) all are No. 1 seeds.
APW/Pulaski will also compete in the Class B tournament.
General Brown and Lowville represent the Frontier League in the Class C tournament at Hannibal. The Lions finished 2.5 points behind Canastota in last years tournament. The Red Raiders will look to improve on their seventh place finish from last year.
Tyler Silverthorn (160) is the only top seed for General Brown, which have four No. 2 seed. Brandon Fayle of Lowville is the top-ranked wrestler at 285.
Sandy Creek is hosting the Class D tournament and will attempt to win its seventh straight championship. The Comets will see a lot of familiar opponents in Copenhagen, South Lewis, Immaculate Heart Central and Beaver River.
Sandy Creek has three No. 1 seeds in Mason McNitt (160), Jake Benedict (170) and AJ Wills (195). IHCs Nick Koelmel (145), Beaver Rivers Isaiah Riccio (152) and Copenhagens Scott Hamblin (220) also earned top seeds.
The Section 3 Divisional championships are next weekend at SRC Arena in Syracuse. The state championship are Feb. 22-23 at the Times Union Center in Albany.
Graduated scale OKed
Schools that combine for athletic purposes will not be treated the same as in the past after the New York State Public High School Athletic Association voted to use a graduated scale to determine a schools classification.
In a 12-10 vote by the NYPHSAA Executive Committee, the graduated scale for the five-sport classification cut off numbers will take the place of the 100 percent of BEDS numbers when two schools combine for athletic participation.
The graduated scale will work like this. The higher enrollment of the two schools is used as a base number. Then, the other school will be added according to the following scale: Class AA, 50 percent; Class A, 40 percent; Class B, 30 percent; Class C, 30 percent; and Class D, 20 percent.
The newly implemented scale will take effect for the 2013-2014 school year as a two-year pilot.
The executive committee also voted in favor of providing sections the option to participate in section uniforms at the NYSPHAA individual championships as long as no cost is incurred by the students, schools or sections. This will take effect immediately.
And the executive committee also voted unanimously in favor of granting girls ice hockey regional status for the 2013-14 season.
Syracuse Christian Brothers Academy baseball coach Thomas Dotterer was released from the hospital on Monday after being shot in the face during a robbery at a liquor store on Jan. 23.
The Post-Standard of Syracuse reported that Dotterer, 77, visited friends and family at his business, Salina Liquors and Wine, only hours after being released from the hospital. Dotterer was shot in the eye during the robbery. Dotterer lost vision in the eye.
Police arrested Shireff J. Williams III on charges of robbery and assault.
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PAWTUCKET --- After opening his 2012 season with four woeful starts for the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs, Brock Huntzinger knew that something drastic needed to be done to resurrect not only his season, but possibly his career.
"I just felt like, 'I get it, I know how this game works," he recalled. "You either put up or (the organization) gets rid of you or sends you down. I knew there was more in the tank for me as a pitcher, so I had to do something."
PAWTUCKET --- After opening his 2012 season with four woeful starts for the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs, Brock Huntzinger knew that something drastic needed to be done to resurrect not only his season, but possibly his career.
"I just felt like, 'I get it, I know how this game works," he recalled. "You either put up or (the organization) gets rid of you or sends you down. I knew there was more in the tank for me as a pitcher, so I had to do something."
That 'something' was to change his role on the staff and work out of the bullpen instead of the Sea Dogs' rotation, and since Huntzinger made that decision, his career has taken a sharp turn for the better.
"Everything's been great," said Huntzinger, who is now a reliever for the Pawtucket Red Sox. "I think the move last season really kind of saved my career and turned it around. I didn't take it as a demotion or anything like that. I just think I work better in short bursts. As a reliever, you're in there to get 3-6 guys out, and I've been able to do that."
Huntzinger, who will be 25 next Tuesday, is enjoying the best season of a pro career that began in 2007 when he was chosen out of Pendleton Heights High in Indiana as Boston's third-round pick in that June's MLB draft.
After going 3-0 with 13 saves and a 2.32 ERA in 25 contests this year with the Sea Dogs, he was called up to the PawSox on June 19, and in five appearances, he's gone 1-0 with a 2.35 ERA.
"This is a new opportunity and a new chance for me, and I've kind of run with it and had some pretty good success," he added with a smile.
For the first four years of his career, Huntzinger enjoyed his share of success as a starter, totaling 24 victoriess and crafting a 3.89 ERA as he rose through the Single-A ranks and reached the Double-A Sea Dogs in time for the 2011 season.
But his first season in Portland got off to a nightmarish start, and even though he made up for it with a strong second half, he ended the year with an unimpressive 5-11 mark and a 6.17 ERA in 25 starts.
"It took me two months to get things turned around, but at that point, my numbers were so bad," admitted Huntzinger. "It's hard to feel good about your season when you look at the back of your baseball card and it has all your numbers there."
Huntzinger certainly didn't feel good about his first four starts of 2012, which saw him pick up a loss in each of them and surrender a staggering 16 earned runs in just 15 2/3 innings of work.
"When you're going bad, the sun never comes up," he said. "I talked to (pitching coach Bob Kipper) and I told him, 'I don't want to sound like I'm quitting on you or giving up, but I can't keep doing this. I went through this last year and the same thing's happening here, and I really think that I could help the team out better in a relief role.'"
Not only did Kipper agree, but so did his manager, Kevin Boles, and Ben Crockett, the organization's Director of Player Development, who at the time, was in Portland with a couple of members from his staff.
"(Kipper) said, 'Why don't you come in here and tell (Crockett) what you just told me,'" said Huntzinger. "I did, and I found out they were kind of thinking about that in spring training. But a couple of guys got injured that were going to be starters in Portland, so it just made sense to keep me as a starter."
Huntzinger then made his next 34 appearances out of the bullpen for the Dogs, posting a 4-1 record with six saves and a 2.44 ERA, and along the way, he was named the Red Sox Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June after going 1-0 with two saves and a 1.80 ERA in 15 innings of work.
Before the Sea Dogs' season came to a close, Huntzinger was promoted to the PawSox, and not only did he make two appearances to close out the regular season, he pitched in one game in the International League playoffs to help Pawtucket win its first Governors' Cup title since 1984.
From a summer in New England came an autumn in the desert for Huntzinger and a solid showing with Surprise in the Arizona Fall League (1.93 ERA in 14 innings). Then came spring training in Florida, and just when Huntzinger thought he was going to break camp with the PawSox, he instead landed back in Portland.
"It was kind of a tough one to swallow for me," he added, "but you can only control what you can control. All you can do is throw zeroes and some good stuff and pitch well."
But instead of returning to the Sea Dogs a middle-inning reliever, he became their closer and thrived in that role. He was among the Eastern League leaders in saves at the time of his callup to Pawtucket, and he saved seven games in his last 10 appearances.
"I love coming in at the end of a game," he noted. "As a starter, you kind of pace yourself to go five, six, or seven innings, but as a late-inning guy or a closer, you feel the pressure. (A starting pitcher) has a win all lined up, and now it's your turn to come in and slam the door. There's a lot of hype and energy and it's great."
With Pawtucket, he's back toiling in middle relief, with the bulk of the save opportunities going to Anthony Carter (13 saves in 14 opportunities), but right now, getting the chance to succeed at the Triple-A level and be one step away from pitching in the big leagues is all that matters to him.
"We have guys in our bullpen who have pitched really well and done their job and I just want to fit it," said Huntzinger. "I'm just happy to be back at this level, get some innings under my belt, and help this team win."
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For the Orioles:
Nate McLouth LF
J.J. Hardy SS
Adam Jones CF
Matt Wieters C
Mark Reynolds 1B
Chris Davis RF
Manny Machado 3B
Steve Tolleson DH
Robert Andino 2B
LHP Joe Saunders
For the Blue Jays:
Brett Lawrie 3B
Colby Rasmus CF
Edwin Encarnacion DH
Yunel Escobar SS
Yan Gomes 1B
Rajai Davis RF
Adeiny Hechavarria 2B
J.P. Arencibia C
Anthony Gose LF
Aaron Laffey LHP
This division race is gonna come down the wire. Might as well have a Game Thread for each..so I'll take care of them. Laffey is a crafty lefty with no fastball. We usually don't hit well against slow-throwers so I'am half-worried. Lew Ford out with a Groin Injury. Do we have an open spot on our 40-man? Steve Pearce is avalible.


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7 U.S. Code § 221 - Accounts and records of business; punishment for failure to keep
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Every packer, any swine contractor, and any live poultry dealer, stockyard owner, market agency, and dealer shall keep such accounts, records, and memoranda as fully and correctly disclose all transactions involved in his business, including the true ownership of such business by stockholding or otherwise. Whenever the Secretary finds that the accounts, records, and memoranda of any such person do not fully and correctly disclose all transactions involved in his business, the Secretary may prescribe the manner and form in which such accounts, records, and memoranda shall be kept, and thereafter any such person who fails to keep such accounts, records, and memoranda in the manner and form prescribed or approved by the Secretary shall upon conviction be fined not more than $5,000, or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.
Source(Aug. 15, 1921, ch. 64, title IV, § 401,42 Stat. 168; Aug. 15, 1921, ch. 64, title V, § 503, as added Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 532, 49 Stat. 649; Pub. L. 100–173, § 6,Nov. 23, 1987, 101 Stat. 918; Pub. L. 107–171, title X, § 10502(b)(2)(C),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 510.)
2002—Pub. L. 107–171inserted "any swine contractor, and" after "packer,".
1987—Pub. L. 100–173substituted ", any live poultry dealer," for "or any live poultry dealer or handler,".
1935—Act Aug. 15, 1921, title V, § 503, as added Aug. 14, 1935, inserted "or any live poultry dealer or handler" after "packer" wherever appearing.
Effective Date of 1987 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 100–173effective 90 days after Nov. 23, 1987, see section 12 ofPub. L. 100–173, set out as a note under section 182 of this title.
Liens or Security Interests Against Livestock; Interagency Task Force To Recommend Method of Providing Information to Purchasers; Report to Congress
Pub. L. 95–409, § 2,Oct. 2, 1978, 92 Stat. 887, required the Secretary of Agriculture to appoint a task force to recommend methods of providing information to purchasers of livestock concerning the existence of a lien or security interest against livestock and to submit a report to Congress not later than Feb. 1, 1979.
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12 U.S. Code § 3760 - Conduct of sale; adjournment
(a) In general
(1) Manner and time
A foreclosure sale pursuant to this chapter shall be held at public auction and shall be scheduled to begin between the hours of 9 o'clock ante meridian and 4 o'clock post meridian local time.
(2) Location
The foreclosure sale shall be held at a location specified in the notice of default and foreclosure sale and such location shall be at a place where foreclosure real estate auctions are customarily held in the county or counties in which the property to be sold is located, or at a courthouse therein, or at or on the property to be sold. Sale of security property situated in two or more counties may be held in any 1 of the counties in which any part of the security property is situated.
(b) Duties of foreclosure commissioner
(1) Conduct of sale
(A) In general
The foreclosure commissioner shall conduct the foreclosure sale in accordance with the provisions of this chapter and in a manner fair to both the mortgagor and the Secretary.
(B) Written bids
Written one-price sealed bids shall be accepted by the foreclosure commissioner from the Secretary and other persons for entry by announcement by the foreclosure commissioner at the sale.
(2) Eligible participants
(A) In general
The Secretary, and any other person who has submitted a written one-price bid, may bid at the foreclosure sale.
(B) Prohibited participants
The foreclosure commissioner or any relative, related business entity, or employee of the foreclosure commissioner or a related business entity shall not be permitted to bid in any manner on the security property subject to foreclosure sale, except that the foreclosure commissioner or an auctioneer may be directed by the Secretary to enter a bid on the Secretary's behalf.
(c) Adjournment or cancellation of sale
(1) General authority
The foreclosure commissioner may, before or at the time of the foreclosure sale, adjourn or cancel the foreclosure sale if the commissioner determines, in the commissioner's discretion, that—
(B) additional time is necessary to determine whether the security property should be withdrawn from foreclosure, as provided in section 3759 of this title.
(2) Adjournment to same or later day
The foreclosure commissioner may adjourn a foreclosure sale to a later hour the same day by announcing or posting the new time and place of the foreclosure sale, or may adjourn the foreclosure sale for not less than 9 and not more than 31 days, in which case the commissioner shall serve a notice of default and foreclosure sale revised to recite the fact that the foreclosure sale has been adjourned to a specified date, as well as any other information the foreclosure commissioner deems appropriate. Such notice shall be served by publication and mailing in accordance with section 3758 of this title, except that publication may be made on any of 3 separate days before the revised date of foreclosure sale, and mailing may be made at any time not less than 7 days before the date to which the foreclosure sale has been adjourned.
(d) Cash deposits
The foreclosure commissioner may require a bidder to make a cash deposit in an amount or percentage set by the foreclosure commissioner and stated in the notice of foreclosure sale before the bid is accepted. A successful bidder at the foreclosure sale who fails to comply with the terms of the sale may be required to forfeit the cash deposit or, at the election of the foreclosure commissioner after consultation with the Secretary, shall be liable to the Secretary for any costs incurred as a result of such failure.
(e) Presumption of validity of sale
Any foreclosure sale held in accordance with this chapter shall be conclusively presumed to have been conducted in a legal, fair, and reasonable manner. The sale price shall be conclusively presumed to be reasonable and equal to the fair market value of the property.
Source(Pub. L. 103–327, title II, Sept. 28, 1994, 108 Stat. 2316.)
Section is based on section 811 of title VIII of S. 2281, One Hundred Third Congress, as reported July 13, 1994, which was enacted into law by Pub. L. 103–327.
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|Norma Pickup of Price is pictured with many of her gourd art pieces she will feature in the upcoming art and culture exhibit. To the left, is one of Norma's birdhouses, while the lower right photo is a picture of he husband, Quint, in their gourd garden. Norma has been creating art pieces with gourds for only two years.
Artists from throughout Castle Country are gathering their works together today in preparation for the local group exhibit called Art and Culture of Castle Country. The show will feature art and folk art from the area and will open October 1 at the CEU Prehistoric Museum Art Gallery. The "Passing down of Art through the ages" is the theme and the committee is seeking artists. But the deadline is this Friday, September 13. Over 30 artists have already signed up but if anyone is interested and has not registered they should contact Pearl Oliver, guest curator, at 637-2770.
Other committee members besides Oliver is Marie Fausett, Iris Howe, Norma Pickup, Karen Templeton, and Blaine Atwood.
The show, which will run through December, will include a broad range of art work, including three dimensional art and literary works.
Several artists have been featured in the Sun Advocate the past couple months and the final artist recognized for her unique style is Norma Pickup. Norma has created an art form out of gourds and incorporates unique shaped and sized gourds into her art.
"I first saw the idea on television," said Norma, who was already dabbling in water color, oils and photography. "So I launched in a new direction." She added. That was two years ago and now, only in her second season, Pickup is creating beautiful pieces of gourd art.
These art pieces include bird houses, seasonal characters such as Easter bunnies, jack-o-lanterns, and snowmen, as well as beautiful baskets and interesting faces.
Pickup and her husband, Quint grow many of the small gourds and obtain the larger ones from Thayn's Farms in Green River.
Explaining the process, Pickup talked about cleaning the gourds with clorox. "This stops the mold and gets the vegetable really ready for painting." She then opens it up and takes out the seeds. "I use fast drying acrylic paints," she explained, adding that I also use leather dyes for the baskets. She also has created an interesting weave made out of pine needles for the tops of the Indian baskets.
"My most popular piece is the bird house," she said, "along with the Indian baskets."
Gourd art is not a new idea but it is one that takes a lot of creativity and imagination and artists like Norma Pickup can apply their artistic talents into creating masterpieces.
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Thomas M. Stallter has a big heart for missions and cultures. Even as professor of intercultural studies in tiny Winona Lake, Dr. Stallter reaches far and wide to minister and disciple others. Whether by serving as executive director at the GTS Center for Korean Studies at Grace, or by developing a missions program and contributing to medical and famine relief projects in the Republic of Chad, Dr. Stallter communicates his deep love for God's people all over the world. He is co-founder of Love In Action International, Inc. (now called ENVODEV), an economic relief project group for Africa, and served as president of the organization until 2010.
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Lees-McRae College women's soccer head coach Cally Morrill is not taking much of a break this summer, taking on the role of both assistant coach and player for the Central SC Cobras of the United Soccer Leagues' W-League,
announced College officials Tuesday. The W-League is currently the highest level of women's soccer in the United States outside of the national team, several members of which play key roles on many of the league's 30 teams. The league is a women's Pro-Am league, which has been in place since 1995.
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Introduction to hematuria:
Even though blood in the urine often turns out not to be a problem, its appearance can be frightening to parents.
What is hematuria?
Blood in the urine is called hematuria. If the blood is visible to the naked eye, it is called gross hematuria. If the blood is detected only on a urine test, it is called microscopic hematuria.
Who gets hematuria?
Children can have hematuria for many different reasons. Children may have blood in the urine from urinary tract infections, including routine UTI's, viral UTI's, and tuberculosis. Those with kidney disease arising from a strep infection may have blood in the urine.
Other types of kidney disease can cause hematuria, as can trauma or vigorous exercise. High blood pressure, bleeding disorders, and sickle cell disease are among the other classic causes of hematuria.
Autoimmune diseases such as lupus can cause hematuria. Some children have blood in the urine from benign familial hematuria.
What are the symptoms of hematuria?
The major symptom is blood in the urine, but it is often invisible to the naked eye. Sometimes there is swelling, high blood pressure, or another symptom of an underlying cause for the hematuria.
Is hematuria contagious?
Hematuria is not contagious, although some of the underlying causes are.
How long does hematuria last?
Hematuria from some causes disappears quickly on its own. Other types last far longer, often until the underlying cause is treated.
How is hematuria diagnosed?
Hematuria may be diagnosed when blood is observed in the urine or discovered on a urine test. Clues to the underlying cause may be found with a careful history and physical exam and some screening lab tests. If the cause is not apparent, the diagnostic work-up continues step by step until the cause is found. Early tests might include a complete blood count, a urine culture, a 24-hour urine collection, a blood test of urine function, a C3 level (a screening test to look for kidney causes such as inflammation caused by strep or lupus), and an imaging study such as an ultrasound.
How is hematuria treated?
Treatment is aimed at the underlying cause.
How can hematuria be prevented?
Prevention also depends on the underlying cause.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Luke Hancock made all five of his 3-pointers and led Louisville to its first NCAA men's basketball championship since 1986 with a 82-76 victory over Michigan on Monday night.
Coach Rick Pitino added this title to the one he won at Kentucky in 1996 and is the first coach to win a championship at two schools. Earlier in the day, Pitino was elected to the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame.
Hancock scored 22 points and Peyton Siva had 18 for the Cardinals (35-5), who trailed by 12 late in the first half.
Trey Burke had 24 points for Michigan (31-8), which was in the final for the first time since the Fab Five led the Wolverines there in 1993. Little-used freshman Spike Albrecht added 17 points.
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During the last College of Eastern Utah trustees meeting, officials from the Western Energy Training Center laid out plans for the programs the facility will offer.
"There are three areas that need to be provided for in the energy industry," explained WETC program director Bob Topping. "There is a large need for training in the construction, transportation and direct energy production when it comes to the energy industry."
A significant amount of what is done in the energy industry has to do with infrastructure, pointed out Topping.
Once an energy source has been found or is created, infrastructure becomes important in processing and transporting it through the refining process to the consumer.
"The whole idea of what we are doing at WETC is to expand the labor pool of workers that are ready to work in and around the energy industry," stated Topping. "This means people need basic skill sets to begin with."
The type of basic skill set training recently started at the center.
Classes on work readiness have begun to teach students skill sets that are universal to the energy business, whether they eventually work in the oil, gas or coal areas of industry.
"We have developed this and other programs to attract learners who can use their skills as soon as they come out of the program," explained Topping. "We want to provide a great product that will help them walk away with the skills they need."
Throughout the presentation during the CEU board of trustees meeting, Topping and WETC director Steve Burge spoke about a "menu of deliverables" that would be produced by the center.
The term includes providing specific training not only for individuals, but for companies supporting the energy center by sending employees or potential workers to the facility for instruction.
Menu of deliverables also has to do with showing the growth and performance of Western Energy Training Center to the agencies that provided grants to get the center started and working.
There are a number of training operations going on at WETC at the present time and many courses are designed to fit employers who need employees trained.
But officials believe that the energy workforce readiness program is important to all who want to work in the related and support industries.
The program consists of a group of preparatory courses for candidates seeking entry level technical positions in the energy, transportation and construction industries.
The program is designed to be an eight-week "learn by doing" the first step process to prepare attendees for an energy industrial career, according to Topping and Burge.
The courses are geared toward entry level jobs in occupations such as general labor or truck driver.
But with all the skills learned by participants at the center along the way, the training could help lead students toward future positions like plant mechanics, instrument technicians, heavy equipment operation and licensed field technicians.
The energy work force readiness program was designed based on conversations Burge and Topping have had with companies interested in finding qualified personnel to fill jobs.
"This is a program that the energy industry needs and wants," pointed out Topping.
Under the energy workforce readiness program, 17 different categories of competencies and certifications exist.
Many of the skills students develop have to do with safety in the workplace and the basic concepts of doing all kinds of jobs in an industrial setting.
Program participants are instructed in basic electrical principles and concepts, OSHA/MSHA certifications, CDL certifications, basic welding and cutting, blueprints and mapping along with basic skills for energy production.
The current program lasts for six weeks and includes 240 hours of training.
"Our emphasis here is not only on knowing, but also on doing," said Topping. "We want trained people who can walk right out into the work force."
The energy workforce readiness training program is only one of three that are currently being offered at WETC.
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A former Potsdam orthodontist faces up to 25 years in federal prison after being convicted Monday at trial in U.S. District Court, Albany, of trying to cheat the Internal Revenue Service out of $36 million.
Glenn R. Unger, 62, Ogdensburg, was found guilty of obstructing and impeding the IRS, filing false claims against the United States, tax evasion and passing fictitious obligations, according to a statement issued by Richard S. Hartunian, U.S. attorney for the Northern District of New York.
The statement said evidence at trial showed that Dr. Unger engaged in a years-long scheme to obstruct and impede the IRS by filing numerous false and fraudulent claims for refunds totaling about $36 million. From 2007 to 2011, Dr. Unger filed 14 false tax returns claiming that he had earned substantial income and had withholdings on that income entitling him to tax refunds. Despite numerous warning letters from the IRS that his returns were frivolous, he continued filing false tax returns.
Also, evidence was shown at trial that Dr. Unger attempted to evade payment of taxes owed the IRS. During 2004 and 2005, Dr. Unger earned income and failed to file tax returns reporting the income. The IRS assessed taxes for those two years and also assessed penalties for filing frivolous returns. After the IRS filed a tax lien against property Dr. Unger owns in Saratoga County, he tried to file a fake document with the county clerk attempting to release the lien.
Evidence further showed that Dr. Unger tried to pay off a debt to another orthodontist with a fictitious document purported to be worth $200,000.
In addition to a lengthy prison sentence, Dr. Unger faces a fine of up to $250,000 at sentencing March 10.
A Brooklyn native who graduated from the SUNY Buffalo School of Dentistry, Dr. Unger maintained an orthodontics practice in Potsdam from about 1980 until the early 1990s.
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ADAMS After doing business in Mannsville for four years, Marcellus Construction has moved into a 5,000-square-foot building across from South Jefferson Central School.
The move last November was made to acquire additional space for the company, which specializes in completing infrastructure projects for municipalities.
Its a better lot and building, about three times bigger than where we were, said company Vice President Joseph J. Cummiskey. Its probably three times bigger.
Marcellus partners with municipalities on projects in central and northern New York, he said, but most projects on which it bids are based in the north country.
The company was operating in Liverpool before it moved to the north country in 2009.
Mr. Cummiskey said being headquartered in Adams, closer to the center of Jefferson County, should help the company build on the success it started in Mannsville.
We did like Mannsville, but Adams is a bigger place with more conveniences, he said. And we know the people on the (village) board, so its a nice fit.
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Another day, another shot fired between the boats of Apple and Samsung, and this time it's in favour of the Galaxy S3 and S4 maker. Last week it was announced that Samsung had surpassed Apple in terms of profitability, becoming the most profitable phone maker in the world. This means the end of Apple's four year reign at the top, beginning with the rise of the iPhone. Samsung now has its own powerhouse in the Samsung Galaxy S3, and the recently released Samsung Galaxy S4. But how exactly did they, being Samsung, do it?
It came down to last quarter. Apple posted $4.6 Billion in profit in the second quarter this. A handsome chunk of change for sure. Samsung managed to top that though, bringing in $5.6 Billion dollars in profit in the second quarter. The recipe to their success? strong volumes, high wholesale prices, and tight cost controls. Those factors combined pushed Samsung into the mobile profits lead, knocking the giant, apple, out of top spot for the first time in 4 years. But why did Apple sink? Apple has failed to deliver a wide variety of phones at lower price points, something they are now under a tremendous amount of pressure to do.
So what's next? Well, Samsung is here to stay. While a lot of this has to do with Apple falling, Samsung has also risen up to take control of their share of the market. With that being said, I believe Apple is just one announcement away from regaining their post at the top. Why? Because no matter what Samsung does it will never be as cool as Apple. Plain and simple. The only problem with Apple right now is that they have gone too long between devices, but people will forget that when they roll out their next iPhone or iPhones later this year.


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Invitation to contribute to human rights guidance in 3 business sectors Publicerat den: 11/06/2012
The European Commission invites you to provide feedback on discussion papers about the corporate responsibility
The European Commission invites you to provide feedback on discussion papers about the corporate responsibility to respect human rights in 3 business sectors:
- employment and recruitment agencies
- ICT/telecommunications
- oil and gas.
These discussion papers have been published by Shift and the Institute for Human Rights and Business as part of an EU initiative to develop sector specific human rights guidance in the 3 sectors.
The guidance will be based on the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Rights.
The online consultation is open until 30 June 2012.
The European Commission recently hosted multi-stakeholder roundtables in each of the three sectors.
The roundtables enabled more than 100 representatives from business, trade unions, NGOs, academics and human rights experts from inside and outside EU – including Burma, Kenya, India, and the US – to discuss key human rights issues and challenges.
In the Communication on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) published last October, the European Commission identified the development of sector-specific guidance on the corporate responsibility to respect human rights as one of its priority actions.
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The Apple stock chart has traced a head-and-shoulders topping pattern. This is a well-known and well-followed reversal pattern in traditional technical analysis.
The pattern sets Apple's AAPL, +2.39% downside target at $340. A picture is worth a thousand words, the chart tells the story.
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The pattern
The pattern consists of a left shoulder, a head, and a right shoulder. In Apple, the left shoulder was formed when the price pulled back from about $650 to about $530. Please see "Dangerous Apple chart pattern into iPhone 5 launch."
The head was formed when the price moved above the peak of the left shoulder and subsequently fell down close to the bottom of the left shoulder.
After the head formation, there was another reaction rally that peaked lower than the top of the head and formed the right shoulder.
The line on the chart connecting the bottom of the left shoulder, the head and the right shoulder is known as the neckline.
In traditional technical analysis, when Apple price broke the neckline, it confirmed the top.
The downside minimum target is the distance from the neckline break equal to the distance from the head peak to the neckline. By this measure, the first downside target is about $340.
Relax, not many technicians are rich
If you are an Apple shareholder, relax. There are thousands of good technicians, but not many have become rich by consistently generating profits in the market. However, since many investors follow traditional technical analysis, it pays to know what they are thinking.
Relax, well-known patterns don't always work
In the textbook, the head-and-shoulders pattern is crisp, but in practice, it is usually muddy, just like the Apple chart. Even the most crisp head-and-shoulder pattern doesn't always work.
In one backtest that we ran, this pattern resulted in the ultimate top less than 50% of the time and produced meaningful downside only 67% of the time. In the case of Apple, the pattern worked beautifully earlier on a smaller time frame, which suggests there may be more validity attached to the $340 target.
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Christopher S. Bond
Christopher S. Bond has served as United States senator from Missouri since 1986. Mr. Bond and four other Republican senators broke ranks with their party on February 22 to advance a $15 billion job-creation measure put forward by Democrats. The rare bipartisan breakthrough came after months in which Republicans had held together to a remarkable degree in an effort to thwart President Obama's agenda. Mr. Bond of Missouri voted after it became evident that Democrats would prevail.
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Elected: 1986, term expires 2010, 4th term
Born: March 6, 1939, St. Louis, Mo.
Home: Mexico, Mo.
Education: Princeton University, B.A. 1960, University of Virginia, LL.B. 1963
Religion: Presbyterian
Family: Married (Linda Pell); 1 child
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Professional Career: Practicing attorney, 1964-69, 1977-80; Missouri asst. attorney general, 1969-70.
Christopher (Kit) Bond, Missouri's senior senator, was first elected to the Senate in 1986. The 72-year-old Republican stalwart of Missouri politics announced on January 8, 2009, that he would not seek another six-year term. "In 1973, I became Missouri's youngest governor," Bond said. "I do not aspire to become Missouri's oldest senator."
Bond grew up in the town of Mexico, Mo., where he still lives with his wife. His family was part-owner of the largest business in town, A.P. Green, which made heat-resistant bricks. He graduated from Princeton and the University of Virginia law school, and then clerked for one of the great pioneers of the civil-rights movement, Judge Elbert Tuttle of the 5th Circuit in Atlanta. Later, Bond returned to Missouri to practice law, and in 1968, at age 29, he ran for Congress but narrowly lost. He was elected state auditor in 1970 and then elected governor, at age 33, in 1972. He lost his 1976 re-election bid to Democrat Joseph Teasdale but won a comeback victory against Teasdale in 1980. After two years in private life, he ran for the Senate against Harriett Woods, who had come close to beating Bond's longtime ally, Republican Sen. John Danforth, in 1982. The campaign is best remembered for a negative ad that Woods ran depicting a farmer breaking into tears as he tells Woods about the foreclosure on his farm and names Bond as a board member of the insurance company that handled the foreclosure. The ad backfired, Woods fell in the polls, and Bond won, 53-47 percent.
Bond got his political start as a member of a group of young, reform-minded Republicans -- his former Senate colleague Danforth was also a member-working against the Democratic political establishment in Missouri, and he can be a strong partisan on occasion. On Election Night 2000, he was furious when St. Louis Democrats persuaded a state judge to order the city's polls to remain open an extra three hours. An Appeals Court overturned the order within 45 minutes, but Bond maintained that the election had been stolen. Republican Jim Talent lost his bid for governor that year, and GOP Sen. John Ashcroft lost his re-election, both by narrow margins. In Washington, Bond became heavily involved in the election procedures bill in the wake of the 2000 presidential vote-count battle in Florida. The centerpiece of the bill was its national standards for voting equipment coupled with $3.5 million in federal aid for statewide voter registries.
Scrutiny for Chinese Telecom Bid
Eight Republican lawmakers have asked the Obama administration to study Huawei and its bid to supply equipment to Sprint Nextel.
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Free the Medical Isotope Bill
A single senator is blocking a bill that would ensure a reliable supply of medical isotopes while reducing the risk of nuclear terrorism. The Senate leadership needs to pry it loose.
August 16, 2010, Monday
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Five Republican Votes
Are Americans seeing a new willingness for bipartisanship in order to tackle joblessness?
February 24, 2010, Wednesday
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In Passage of Jobs Measure, a Glimpse of Bipartisanship
Five Republicans defected to support the measure's advance after Senator Scott Brown expressed backing for the Democrats' bill.
February 23, 2010, Tuesday
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America Is Not Yet Lost
The way the Senate works is no longer consistent with a functioning government, and senators should change the rules to end obstructionism.
February 8, 2010, Monday
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No Holds Barred
There is a stupendous lack of real enthusiasm in the Senate for doing anything as dramatic as eliminating senators' right to stop things.
February 6, 2010, Saturday
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Battle Looms Over the Patriot Act
As Congress prepares to consider extending provisions of the USA Patriot Act, civil liberties groups and Democratic lawmakers are gearing up to press for sweeping changes to surveillance laws.
September 20, 2009, Sunday
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Vote On Sotomayor Nomination
The Senate cleared the way for a confirmation vote Thursday on Judge Sonia Sotomayor for the Supreme Court. Two more Republicans, Christopher S. Bond of Missouri and Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, said they would support Judge Sotomayor. Given the size...
August 6, 2009, Thursday
Former Legislative Aide Pleads Guilty
Trevor L. Blackann, a former legislative aide to Senator Christopher S. Bond and Representative Roy Blunt, pleaded guilty to hiding thousands of dollars of gifts from lobbyists.
November 21, 2008, Friday
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Return to Old Spy Rules Is Seen as Deadline Nears
With Congress deadlocked over the government's spy powers, more restrictive rules may return, leading some officials to worry about gaps in intelligence.
June 10, 2008, Tuesday
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Whatever Coach Cami Carlson had to say to her team after the loss to Emery last week was taken to heart. The girls came out focused and made sure they controlled the tempo throughout the game as they downed Juan Diego 54-38 for their final win of the regular season.
In the blink of an eye the Dinos were up 9-0 as the Smith Sisters hit a pair of treys and made three the old-fashion way, with a bucket and a foul. The points came few and far between for the Soaring Eagles. By the break, Carbon held a commanding 10 point lead.
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Patricia Smith was named player of the game for her overall contributions. She had 3 threes for 17 point and dished out four assists. Samantha Smith also had three threes, 13 points and four steals.
Tia Pappas is making the most of her opportunity to play and hit for eight points, three rebounds and was 4-5 from the line. Erika Potts pulled in four rebounds.
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Geoffrey O'Brien reviews Steve James movie Life Itself, documentary about film critic Roger Ebert. MORE
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Steve James documentary Life Itself chronicles the life and death of film critic Roger Ebert, who died after a long battle with cancer; Ebert had a surprisingly strong reputation among filmmakers, despite profession that was often reviled by industry itself. MORE
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