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Online applications are typically due by the middle/end of February of the first year in medical College. The SKMC Student Summer Research Program is an "umbrella" program that encompasses a number of formal summer programs, typically hosted by various departments, centers, etc. Students interested in summer research within such a formal program should specify that program in their application. These formal research programs include (for details, click on program title):
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BRADFORD - Billy Cashin provided the eventual go-ahead score on a unassisted tally 10 minutes into the second half as the Lake Region boys soccer team knocked off Oxbow 4-1 in a wet Saturday contest to put a damper on the host team's homecoming weekend.
Shaquille Urie gave the Rangers a 1-0 halftime lead with an early score on a pass from Anthony Wright.
Cashin scored early in the second, followed minutes later by a goal from Bryan Mosher via a Harry Fromm assist. Josh Thibault sealed the victory with a fourth goal with 10 minutes remaining in regulation.
Dennis Newland saw action in both halves for Lake Region, who moves to 6-2 on the year. The Rangers beat Oxbow earlier this season at home, 1-0.
Junior varsity: Five players scored as the Lake Region JV squad knocked off Oxbow, 5-0. Kolby George, Austin Roberge, Bryant Prue, Ian Strange and Noah Racine tallied for the Rangers as freshman Danny Epinette earned his fifth straight shutout.
North Country 3, Thetford 1
THETFORD–Crystal Moss had a pair of goals late in the game to lead the Falcons over Thetford Academy late last week.
The Falcons were playing catch-up early, as the host team put one in just three and a half minutes into the game.
Devinnie Davis tied the game for North Country with seven minutes left in the first on a pass from Hollie Smith.
Things changed for the better for the Falcons five minutes into the second as their play began to improve.
"Their were a ton of chances for a lot of our kids," coach Peter Alexander said.
It looked like it could go into extra time, but Moss delivered her first goal with three and a half minutes left to play in regulation on a feed from Anna Bingham.
Her second tally came two minutes later.
Jenna Moss had 5 saves for the Falcons (5-3) while the Thetford (4-3) keeper had 15.
North Country will host Randolph on Wednesday at 4:00
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RICHFORD–Tyrah Urie had a pair of goals to move into sole possession of second place on the Ranger girls scoring list as Lake Region shut-out Richford last Thursday.
Drew Neal had the other tally for the Lady Rangers.
The win moves Lake Region to 7-2 while Richford drops to 4-3.
Next up for Lake Region is a road match with Hazen on Wednesday at 4:00.
MORRISVILE–Lake Region's track team competed at the Peoples Academy meet on Saturday afternoon.
Unfortunately for the Rangers, the race officials decided to start the meet a little early, leaving the blue and white little time to prepare.
Emily Close came in 4th with a time of 21:06, a personal record for the course.
Haley Kennedy had a 22:04 time for 8th and Emily Millar had a course PR of 24:32. Elise Morissette ran a 26:25.
Cody Dollof had a PR and broke the sub 20 barrier with a 19:56 time and freshman Ryan Streeter finished in 25:06 while experiencing Peoples' new course.
The team will be back at Peoples on Tuesday for another meet.
Riverside Speedway owner CJ Robinson was rushed to the hospital this week, and underwent a surgical procedure which will take him out of commission for the next few days.
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Artisans Prepare Elements Of New Berliner Schloss
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By RICHARD SHAWGeneral manager
When students, parents and citizens watched the last graduating class of East Carbon High School walk to get their diplomas last Thursday, certainly it had to run through their minds about what the future would bring. But that future is sure in only a few ways.
One certainty is that students from the Sunnyside and East Carbon area will be attending Carbon High and Mont Harmon Junior High next year. How those students will perform and fit in at those schools still remains to be seen. But most involved in the orientation meetings that have been put together by faculty and staff from each school for the new students say that things look more positive than many of them had expected it to. In fact, many of the former East Carbon students seem genuinely excited about their new adventure.
However, while things are not certain for the students, they are even more uncertain for the two little towns, which together only sport a total population of a little over 1,500 people. While the main emphasis during the public meetings by the opponents of the closure was what would happen to the kids, their education and their legacy, a strong underlying current that was heard many times from residents of both communities was the concern about what would happen to the towns themselves, without a high school and junior high for the first time in 45 years.
Board of education and administrators had answers when people asked about the students, but no one had any type of comeback when people started asking about the possible decline in property values, business opportunities and even populations drop offs due to the closure.
Over the past 60 years there have been a number of studies and works done on what has happened to small towns where schools have been closed. Probably one of the most well known works by an educator is a book written by Alan DeYoung in 1995 which was titled The life and death of a rural American high school: Farewell Little Kanawha. In this book, DeYoung, who is a professor of education at the University of Kentucky, documents the birth, the life and the death (the closing) of a small rural high school in the Kanawha Valley of West Virginia. The book is largely about the educational effects the school had on the community and after many years of economic highs and lows (which in that area are also largely tied to the coal industry) how the decline of the community led to the consolidation of schools in the area. Like DeYoungs book, much of the research that has been done in the area of how school closings affect communities, has been done in the Appalachian region of the south.
Two other definitive works on the subject include a book by Alan Peshkin called Growing Up American: Schooling and the Survival of Community that was published in 1978 and a study by Thomas A.Lyson called What does a school mean to a community? Assessing the social and economic benefits of schools to rural villages in Ne\v York.
Peshkin's book looked at what schools mean to communities largely by judging the impact of schools he studied that were open in small communities and assessing their sociological and economic impacts. At one point in his book he points out that "The capacity to maintain a school is a continuing indicator of a communitys well-being."
Peshkin's book, while studying wide ranging ramifications, didn't however look at particular issues that were in question in the East Carbon situation as closely as Lyson's report. However it should also be remembered that neither the book nor the study are concerned primarily with high schools, but with schools in general. Since East Carbon-Sunnyside will still have Petersen Elementary in session, whether it will stay where it is or move into a renovated East Carbon High building later, some of their conclusions do not exactly apply.
During the public meetings on East Carbon's closure a number of issues about how the action would affect the community were brought out. Many of these are addressed in the study by Lyson, who looked at rural communities in New York that had schools closed. Lyson looked at two categories of communities; those with less than 500 residents and those with between 501 and 2,500 citizens. The east county area falls into the later, although technically Sunnyside by itself exists within the smaller numbers.
Lyson says that small communities generally have things like churches, fire departments, post offices, town halls and other civic like organizations or buildings, but in his estimation "of all civic institutions....the school serves the broadest constituency" of a community.
He also noted that while he only studied small towns in New York state he expected "the findings to have relevance to rural communities in other states as well."
One of the first non-student issues brought out at the meetings earlier this spring was the problem of property values. Many opponents to the closure were concerned about the house values and what such a move could do to them.
Lyson pointed out that in 1990 the average mean value of a home in a small town with a school in New York was $59,508. But he found on the other hand, in small rural villages without schools, the average house value was $47,782. In the larger communities (in the range of the east county areas size) he found that the values were closer together with a mean value of $62,329 in those with schools as opposed to a mean value of $58,832 in those without.
He also examined income levels in towns with and without schools. One of the things he found was that income inequality was generally greater in towns that did not have schools as opposed to those that did and that the percentage of households receiving public assistance was higher in those without schools. He also discovered that small towns with schools had more professional , managerial and executive workers in them than those that had lost schools.
His study also revealed (much like a study that was done by Wright Mills and Melville Ulmer in both 1946 and 1970) that communities with strong civic infrastructures (which includes schools) showed higher levels of well-being and welfare. He also said that "...more recent research has demonstrated that the civic community is one in which residents are bound to a place by a plethora of local institutions and organizations."
Overall, however, Lyson felt that "...although one might infer that villages that lose schools will become less desirable places to live, the longitudinal data need to address this issue for all rural villages in New York are not available." He did note that in the few case studies he had seen, the data suggests there is a causal link between school closings and a community's overall well being.
However, not all is as bleak as it may seem for the East Carbon-Sunnyside area. He also points out that he studied a number of small communities that were thriving and retaining their populations despite school closures. He points out that civic and business activity can anchor a population in place, despite the absense of a school.
So even with the studies that have been done, most conclusions about how one school closure or another will affect the social and economic base of a community is still open for conjecture.
Some in the area would like to see the two towns return to their former glory, and with the awaking of the energy markets and even with some increased tourist trade due to the Nine Mile-Bruin Point-Whitmore Canyon loop road they could get back into a growth mode. But whether they will ever grow within the foreseeable future to be in the position to have another high school located in the community is a vision that few can see at the present time.


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Tomorrow the District 1-3A Tennis Tournament will get underway here in Borger with the JV matches expected to start at around 9 a.m. followed by the varsity matches getting underway around 10 a.m.
The finals are expected to start around 3-5 p.m., according to Borger Head Tennis Coach Jeff Pinkerton.
The Borger tennis team goes into the district tournament with plenty of momentum after performing well in their last three tournaments, as well as posting wins against the top players from Perryton so far this school year.
However, Pinkerton knows his players will need to play well especially against Pampa, whom Pinkerton said Borger has yet to go head-to-head with this spring.
Borger will have plenty of favorites in tomorrow's tournament starting with the mixed doubles pair of Josh and Abbie Madden, who are the returning district champions and were state qualifiers last year.
Elaine Myers is the number one seed in girls singles, where she is the defending district champion. Ariel Sanders is a player to watch in that division with Pinkerton saying if she can continue to play as well as she did in Amarillo this past weekend, then she has a good shot at earning a trip to regionals.
Borger will hold the number one and two seeds in girls doubles with the teams of Clara Saenz/Lindsey Murley and DeAnne Myers/Cassandra Fonseca.
In boys singles, Borger senior John Scott will enter the tournament as the number two seed while the boys doubles competition is expected to be a tough battle for the two regional qualifying spots including the Borger teams of David Buchannan/Cameron DeRouen and Alix Whitworth/Oliver Holmes expected to be in the hunt for those spots.
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The 5 MP camera of OmniVision makes use of a single chip, thereby making it much easier to tune as compared to two chip solutions. At the same time, not only can it be easily platform integrated, but it is also much cheaper in terms of cost to users. Since the sensor is embedded with AF controls using a voice coil, end customers can expect greater cost savings. In short, the OV5640 is an extremely viable option that offers much greater pixel resolution of other 5MP cameras currently available in the market. In fact the SOC sensor also benefits handset manufacturers as they can devise extremely low cost solutions.
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LOWVILLE A Watertown man accused of attempting to assault a fellow inmate was sentenced to state prison time Friday in Lewis County Court.
Aaron J. Jewett, 20, of 25312 Ridge Road, Watertown, was sentenced to 1 1/3 to four years in prison and fined $1,113.75 on a charge of second-degree attempted assault, to which he pleaded guilty June 28.
Mr. Jewett was accused of attempting to assault William Baker on Jan. 27 in the county jail.
Also in Lewis County Court Friday:
Angel L. Estrada, 28, Lowville, was sentenced to one year in county jail and a six-month drivers license suspension on a charge of fifth-degree attempted criminal sale of a controlled substance, to which he pleaded guilty June 28. He was accused of selling Xanax in December in Lowville.
Brandon W. Hellinger, 25, of 7606 N. State St., Lowville, was arraigned on a charge of tampering with physical evidence and pleaded guilty. He also was removed from the county Drug Court program. Sentencing on the tampering charge and a prior driving-while-intoxicated charge was set for Oct. 4. Mr. Hellinger was accused of tampering July 30 with evidence in a case by removing nude images from a cell phone. He was stopped in August 2012 on Route 12 in the town of Martinsburg.
Timothy Oster, 18, of 4012 Markham St., Lyons Falls, was arraigned on a charge of third-degree burglary and pleaded guilty. Judge Daniel R. King ordered him to complete 150 hours of community service and placed him on one-year interim terms of probation. Mr. Oster was accused of illegal entry Aug. 1 of a building owned by William Ritter on Route 12 in the town of Leyden.
Grant J. Riker, 29, Syracuse, was arraigned on a charge of fourth-degree criminal sale of marijuana, to which he pleaded guilty. Sentencing was set for Nov. 8. Mr. Riker was accused of selling marijuana on Aug. 12 at the moe.down music festival in Turin.
Jeremiah L. Markwick, 24, North Croghan Road, Natural Bridge, was arraigned on a charge of third-degree grand larceny, to which he pleaded innocent. His case was adjourned to Dec. 6.
Mr. Markwick was accused of stealing $4,185 worth of steel I-beams, belonging to Brian Gerber, between Jan. 16 and Jan. 22 in the town of Diana.
Judge King also handled several cases on Friday morning during a special session at the old Martinsburg Town Hall, the countys first courthouse:
Timothy F. Gaba Jr., 26, Lowville, was sentenced to time served in county jail, $75 restitution, which he paid, and a six-month drivers license suspension on a charge of fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, to which he pleaded guilty May 31. Mr. Gaba was accused of selling Adderall in December 2011 and January 2012 in Lowville.
Joseph K. Kittleman, 32, Rugg Road, Boonville, was arraigned on a charge of second-degree criminal contempt and pleaded guilty.
Sentencing was set for Oct. 18. Mr. Kittleman was accused of violating an order of protection by getting into an altercation with his brother, David Kittleman, on July 4 in the town of Leyden.
Brandon E. Hoffert, 28, Quarry Street, Port Leyden, was arraigned on charges of second-degree burglary, first-degree sexual abuse, forcible touching, fourth-degree criminal mischief and criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation. He pleaded innocent and his case was adjourned to Dec. 6.
Mr. Hoffert was accused of entering a residence illegally May 26 in the town of Lyonsdale, choking a woman there and subjecting her to improper sexual contact.
He also was accused of removing batteries from a cell phone so the alleged victim could not call for help.
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Until recently, yoga retreats conjured images of hippie-dippy communes with spartan dormitories, flavorless vegan food, and long hours of silence interspersed with chanting. Now, thanks to the spa vacation trend and yoga's popularity, those who want to stretch out and rejuvenate while enjoying a relaxing beach trip can have it all. Imagine practicing sun salutations to the sound of lapping waves instead of Enya music, while looking at an ocean sunrise rather than walls plastered with happy Buddha posters.
Retreat locales are as varied as the asanas (poses), ranging from luxurious resorts that feature celebrity instructors and bonus activities like cooking classes, spa treatments, sunset cruises, and tequila tastings, to rustic lodges where the focus is limited to yoga and nature. The best part? With this carefully curated list, even beginners can enjoy a vinyasa voyage.
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Why You'll Love It: The small Mexican fishing village setting comes with a beautiful stretch of beach. Add instructor Tom Morley, a Los Angeles yoga icon with celebrity clients and a loyal following, and you've achieved nirvana.
Where You'll Salute the Sun: under an oceanfront palapa, the Pacific lapping just feet in front of you, with views of lush mountains
Post-Yoga Diversions: A red algae body wrap at the spa. A yacht cruise along the coastline. A beachside tequila tasting before an authentic Pacific-Mexican dinner.
When To Go: fall 2010
Cost: $1,600 per person (double occupancy) for a three-night retreat, includes all meals and daily yoga classes; tideszihuatanejo.com
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Why You'll Love It: Its motto is "We make girls out of women." You get the physical challenges of surfing and the relaxation of yoga, all in one vacation.
Where You'll Salute the Sun: at the edge of the Pacific Ocean, every morning
Post-Yoga Diversions: cooking lessons, salsa dancing, and surfboard care workshop
When To Go: 2010 retreats are scheduled through June.
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A reception will be held on Dec. 29, 2012 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Price 4th/5th Ward, 545 E. 400 N., in Price.
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As the members of America's "conservative" party struggle to get a hold of themselves following this past election, they should revisit — or visit — the thought of modern conservatism's "patron saint," Edmund Burke.
If anything distinguishes conservatism from other brands of political thought, it is its affirmation of tradition. This Burke makes clear. This attachment to tradition, in turn, is inseparable from its disavowal of "metaphysical abstraction." Radicals of all types think that they can surmount their cultural traditions — their civilization — by bringing them before the tribunal of their own intellects. Burke is having none of it.
"We are afraid to put men to live and trade each on his own private stock of reason," Burke famously wrote, for "we suspect that this stock in each man is small." Human reason, far from preceding tradition, is actually dependent upon it. Thus, rather than rely upon their own reason, individuals "would do better to avail themselves of the general bank and capital of nations and of ages" — i.e. tradition.
This lofty conception of Reason for which radicals are known — F.A. Hayek called it "the fatal conceit" — gives rise to a morality of ideals or principles. For example, the radicals of the French Revolution upon whom Burke set his sights touted the ideals of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. Radicals in other times and places have centered their attention on Human Rights, say, or Virtue, Piety, Democracy, and the Will of the People.
There is nothing wrong with ideals and principles as such. The problem sets in when they are treated as if they were timeless and self-evident truths that can be effortlessly grasped by people everywhere. It is when we ignore the fact that these ideals and principles are meaningful only within the context of the specific traditions within which they developed that trouble promises to ensue.
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BALMAT A plan between Beaufield Resources and HudBay Minerals for the purchase of St. Lawrence Zinc is dead but Beaufields former president, who was fired, is trying to broker a deal through a different company because he still thinks reopening the mine makes sense.
Im busy right now trying to arrange financing and then go back to HudBay, Kevin D. Weston said. I think the projects good.
Beaufield, a Montreal company, announced in February that it wanted to buy the mine from HudBay, another Canadian company, with the intention of reopening it.
Beaufield, historically a pure exploration company, hired Mr. Weston in November as president and chief executive officer, and tasked him with changing the way the company did business to create value for its shareholders.
The acquisition of Balmat was to have taken the company in a direction that would include both operations and exploration, according to the press release the company issued when it announced its plans to buy the Balmat operation.
A month after announcing an exclusivity agreement and non-binding letter of intent with HudBay to purchase Balmat Holding Corp. for $12 million Canadian and up to $2 million in stock equity, Beaufield reversed course.
Beaufield announces that due to the current financial and market conditions for resource companies its board of directors has decided to terminate the Balmat zinc mine due diligence process and has notified HudBay accordingly, the companys press release said. As a consequence of Beaufields decision to resume an exploration, development focus, the company terminated its president and CEO, Kevin Westons contract and Mr. Weston has resigned as director of the company.
Mr. Weston said the press release speaks for itself from Beaufields point of view.
Maybe it didnt fit with what Beaufield is comfortable with, he said.
John Vincic, HudBay vice president for investor relations and corporate communications, had little comment beyond that Beaufield had notified it that it did not want to proceed with the transaction.
Well continue to consider strategic alternatives, Mr. Vincic said.
News of the deal dissolution surprised Fowler Supervisor Michael J. Cappellino, who met with Mr. Weston Thursday.
He was very enthusiastic about it. Im kind of shocked, Mr. Cappellino said. They didnt even do a month or two of digging into this. Im very disappointed they stopped it this fast. Maybe itll turn around.
Mr. Weston said he liked the Balmat property because it could be put back in production in short order at a time when global zinc supplies are shrinking and a number of large mines have closed.
The price for zinc is around 98 cents per pound.
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The amount Jefferson County collects in bed tax every year has effectively doubled in the last decade.
In 2001, it was $430,000. In 2011, it was more than $850,000.
Where this money comes from and where it goes is a matter that was decided in March 1988, shortly after the first expansion of Fort Drum brought more visitors to the area. The bed tax, or occupancy tax, as it is formally known, is a 3 percent tax that is charged whenever a person rents a hotel room. By law, all the revenue generated by the tax must go toward promoting tourism in the region.
The county retains 2 percent of the revenue to pay administrative fees; 49 percent goes to the municipality in which the hotel is located, and the remaining 49 percent stays with the county.
The county has seen an explosion in hotel construction over the last five years. By the end of 2012, it will have 2849 rooms across some 91 hotels. In Watertown alone, 670 rooms have been added since 2005, resulting in an increase of more than 240,000 available nights per year.
According to Jody L. Pettit, general manager of Hilton Garden Inn, 1290 Arsenal St., Watertown is a very favorable location right now regionally because we have so much new product online at reasonable rates.
Business is good for the hotel, which takes in money from a diverse array of guests.
Weekends are about 90 percent Canadian. Weekdays right now, we are 80 percent corporate and 20 percent transient, Mrs. Pettit said.
Corporate guests, who often book extended visits, are generated by local business or are soldiers who come to train on post.
The hotel is busiest in the summer and struggles a bit in the winter due to the drop-off in tourism.
The municipality is free to disburse the funds as it sees fit, though money must go toward a tourism-related enterprise.
Jefferson County sends the bulk of its funds to the 1000 Islands International Tourism Council.
Gary S. DeYoung, executive director of the council, said that a decade ago, the county had to use money from the general fund to meet the expenses of the tourism council.
Now, the occupancy tax more than covers what theyre putting into our program, Mr. DeYoung said.
Mrs. Pettit, who also is the vice chairwoman for the council, said she would like to see some stabilization of the market.
We could have less seasonality by having more demand. We create more demand through marketing and advertising, she said.
Toward that end, Mrs. Pettit said she would like to see the city of Watertown use a larger portion of its bed tax revenue to market the city as a destination.
In my opinion, the city should be putting a percentage annually of that fee into specific Watertown marketing. Thats what the hotels would like to see, she said.
This marketing would include targeting bus tours, associations and sports teams, pitching Watertown as a viable competitor with Utica, Syracuse and Rochester for tourists dollars.
The hotel, like others in the area, saw a spike in business over the Thanksgiving weekend. However, Mrs. Pettit said she also would like to see an effort to market Watertown as a year-round shopping destination.
Black Friday is one day. I have 364 more to sell, she said. Youre not going to be able to sustain this many hotels with a significant occupancy targeting one or two events here and there. It has to be more of a campaign towards a platform.
In its 2013 budget, Jefferson County has indicated that it expects an estimated $420,000 from the occupancy tax.
Asked if the increase in occupancy tax revenue has led the county to consider rewriting the law so the funds could be used in other areas, Deputy County Administrator Michael E. Kaskan stressed the functionality and importance of continuing to support tourism promotion.
There is plenty that can be done and plenty that is done every year to promote tourism, and I think were spending the money wisely, he said.
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around the NHL Monday-Friday.
- Pittsburgh sent Dale Hunter to his second straight loss
since taking over as Washington's coach as the Penguins beat the Capitals
2-1. Jason Chimera scored his 10th goal
of the season to lead the Capitals. Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby combined
for 18 attempted shots, Alex Ovechkin had just one. Pittsburgh defenseman Simon Despres picked up
an assist in his first NHL game.
- Nashville bested Vancouver 6-5 as the line of Craig Smith,
David Legwand and Colin Wilson combined for eight points. Both starting goalies - Cory Schneider and
Pekka Rinne – were pulled in the contest.
- Waiver pickup Blake Comeau posted a goal and an assist in
his third game with the Calgary Flames, who fell to Columbus in a shootout
4-3. Rick Nash scored the game-tying
goal and eventual shootout winner. The
Blue Jackets have steadily improved and have won four of their last seven.
- Ondrej Pavelec shutout the Phoenix Coyotes as Winnipeg beat
the team that deserted it in the 1990s 1-0.
- Jonathan Quick, who has the inside track for the Vezina
Trophy, stopped 41 shots as Los Angeles topped Florida 2-1.
- Joe Pavelski's shootout goal propelled San Jose by Montreal
- Dallas improved to 15-9-1 as the Stars topped Ottawa 3-2.
- One more Bruce Boudreau note: He is the seventh man to coach
two teams in one season and the six-day span he spent between jobs is the shortest in
league history.
- Nick Kypreos reports that Anaheim GM Bob Murray has assured
Bobby Ryan that he will not be traded.
The hiring of Boudreau has quashed a busy week of rumors.
- Agent Allan Wash went
after the Columbus Blue Jackets for their treatment of his client, Derick
Brassard. "While I have tremendous
respect for (general manager) Scott Howson and the rest of Columbus' management
team, the situation regarding Derick Brassard has become untenable," said
Walsh. "The coach has a history of burying players and using them as scapegoats
to mask his own lack of success on the ice. Derick has been singled out, almost
from the very beginning of the season, to be the fall guy in case things don't
go well. The Columbus organization cares about Derick and has been good to him,
but at some point, one has to say, enough is enough." Columbus GM Scott Howson responded,
"Scott has my full support with respect to his decisions on who plays and
the handling of our hockey team. We all want Derick to play better and be the
player we know he can be the only person who will impact Derick's playing time
is Derick himself."
- Forward Mason Raymond was scheduled to return
to Vancouver's lineup last night after missing since Game Six of the
Stanley Cup Finals, but a
paperwork error kept him off the ice.
- Philadelphia defenseman Chris Pronger discussed
the mysterious virus that has kept him out of the Flyers' lineup.
- Funny tweet from
Edmonton sophomore Taylor Hall who is out with a shoulder injury: "Just
went on the ice... Felt good. Hope to be back soon so everyone can stop telling
me I'm messing up their hockey pool".
- Buffalo goalie Ryan Miller is nearly
ready to return.
- Kyle Turris returned
to Phoenix's lineup after finally ending his contract holdout on November
- 14-year veteran Mike Grier has
- There are six games on the schedule
tonight. Detroit at Buffalo will be
on the NHL Network at 7:30 p.m.
Past editions of the Bulletin Board:
- 2011 First-Round Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
- Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season >
- Shanahan Impresses As New NHL Disciplinarian >
– Sidney Crosby Participates In "Controlled Scrimmage" >
– Montreal Signs Chris Campoli >
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– Sestito Suspended Four Games For Hit On Deveaux >
– Kings Lock Doughty Up With Huge Deal >
– Former Rangers' Prospects Grachev And Horak Make NHL Clubs >
– Steve Valiquette Is The New Goalie Coach At Quinnipiac University >
– Waiving Of Avery Could Wreak Havoc On The Stars' Salary Cap Situation >
– Hockey Is Back >
– Jagr Picks Up Point #1,600 In Flyers' Season-Opening Victory >
– Early Goalie Controversy In Washington? >
Prospal Scores Again For Columbus >
– Pittsburgh Rolling Without Crosby And Malkin >
– Sidney Crosby Cleared For Contact >
– Aaron Asham Is The Talk Of The League >
– Mark Messier Will Run The New York City Marathon >
– Colorado Wins Fifth-Straight Road Game, Leads Western Conference >
– New-look Flyers Off To Fast Start >
- Kessel Carrying The Leafs >
- Dale Weise Scores First NHL Goal >
– Vancouver Acquires David Booth >
- Jagr Scores First Two Goals Of The Season >
- Columbus Finally Wins >
– Montreal Fires Former Rangers' Assistant Coach Perry Pearn >
– Philadelphia And Winnipeg Combine For 17 Goals!? >
- Edmonton And Ottawa Riding Surprising Hot Streaks >
– Chicago's Stanley Cup Hangover Is In The Past >
- Ovechkin Benched >
– Brodeur Now Tied For Most Losses In NHL History >
- Predators Lock Up Pekka Rinne >
– Blues Fire Payne, Bring In Hitchcock >
– Boston Is Back >
– Blues Cruise In Hitchcock's Return >
– Bizarre Scene In Tampa Bay >
– The Blue Jackets Are Awful >
– Milan Lucic Gives Ryan Miller A Concussion >
– Lucic Avoids Suspension For Hit On Miller >
– Malkin And Duchene Trade Beautiful Goals >
– Jhonas Enroth Finally Sputters >
– The Blues Are 4-0-1 Under Ken Hitchcock >
– Crosby Returns >
– The Sidney Crosby Show >
– Will Buffalo Seek Revenge On Milan Lucic? >
– Blake Comeau On Waivers >
– Washington Fires Boudreau, Carolina Axes Maurice >
– Vancouver's Tough Decision In Goal >
– Hitchcock Rights The Ship In St. Louis >
– Ducks Fire Carlyle, Replace Him With Boudreau >
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NEWPORT – Roger Pion, the 34-year-old accused of driving a huge farm tractor over seven Orleans County Sheriff's Department vehicles, was back in court Tuesday morning for an arraignment – albeit a little late.
The state has added a charge of driving with a suspended license, alleging that when Pion took the tractor on the roads, his license was under suspension.
Pion's arraignment was scheduled for 9 AM but he failed to show. His attorney, David Sleigh of St. Johnsbury, was present and said that he could not reach Pion by phone but had spoken to Pion's father who said that Pion was not coming in.
State's Attorney Alan Franklin asked the judge for an arrest warrant, but the judge said that he would give Pion until 4 PM before issuing the warrant.
Sleigh left the court and drove to Pion's home, picked him up and brought him to court.
In an interview following the arraignment, Sleigh said there had been some confusion on Pion's part on his obligation to appear in court, since he already appeared for an arraignment previously and this was an additional charge that involved the same incident. Sleigh said his client was surprised he had to show up for another arraignment.
Pion went to the court later in the morning with his attorney and entered a plea of innocent. He was released on the same conditions.
Pion supporters say that Pion's rampage at the Sherriff's Department stemmed from his years of run-ins with police. However, Sheriff Kirk Martin said his department hadn't had contact with Pion in years and Martin is not sure why their vehicles were targeted.
Pion is facing a slew of charges related to the tractor incident including unlawful mischief, aggravated assault, and reckless operation. He also had a loaded weapon with him when he was taken into custody, police reported.
Pion was jailed but released after posting $50,000 bail and completing a pre-existing sentence.
A status conference is scheduled for October 2.
While Mr. Pion has become somewhat of a celebrity and and gotten a lot of attention for his rampage, he is obviously a troubled person. I read in today's paper that he hears voices telling him to shoot people. If this is true, why isn't he in a psychiatric treatment center while he awaits his hearing? He is clearly crying for help and attention. Is he a danger to himself or others? Does he have access to weapons? If he is allowed to walk freely among us as disturbed as he is depicted in the media, any harm coming to citizens of Orleans County by his actions are the fault of the courts who failed to keep him secure until judged no longer a threat to society.


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ORLEANS-After trailing 14-13 after the first quarter, the Lake Region boys basketball team got their game in gear, pulled ahead in the second, and picked up their second win of the season.
Things got pretty tight in the fourth, as Lyndon put together an 8 point run to get within 2, but Lake Region regrouped and put the game away thanks to some clutch shooting at the free throw line.
Clint Provoncha led the Rangers in scoring with 19 points, while Kyle Cipollone and Mason Lantz each had 17 for Lyndon.
Next up for Lake Region will be the Lamoille holiday tournament the 27th and 28th of December.
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Faithfuls React At Pope Benedict XVI Resignation News
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Welcome to the Office of the Vice President for Finance & Administration/ CFO!
Message from Dr. Ashok K. Roy
This administrative unit is responsible for the financial well-being of the University of Alaska and supports its core mission of teaching, research, and service by effectively managing its critical financial resources.
We pride ourselves in combining deep technical expertise with top-drawer customer service. Our balance sheet is strong, and our focus is always on the needs of our students, faculty, and staff. Through innovative leadership and commitment, our Office is engaged in "Shaping Alaska's Future" both now and for years to come.Ā Through our effective financial and resource planning efforts, we remain steadfast in our "Accountability to the People of Alaska".
Please feel free to let us know if we can further improve any of our services.
Ashok K. Roy, Ph.D., MS, M.Ed., MA, CIA, CBA, CFSA
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& Associate Professor of Business Administration
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- "U.S. condensate sale, easing of crude oil ban & What It means for Alaska: Cracks in the Door ": Alaska Business Monthly. (February, 2015).
- "Alaska & the United States in 2045 ": Alaska Business Monthly. (January, 2015).
- "Time for U.S. & Alaska to Ramp Up Arctic Infrastructure in a Dance to the Music of Time": Alaska Business Monthly. (November, 2014).
- Commentary (by invitation) on "Education" in Mid-Year Economic Outlook for state of Alaska: Alaska Business Monthly. (July, 2014).
- "U.S. Relationships with Asia-Pacific Region: A Confluence of Imperatives for Alaska": Alaska Business Monthly. (April, 2014).
- Interview with Marine Trader (England) published under title: "Final Frontier: The Arctic Ocean up for Grabs ": Alaska Business Monthly under Breaking News. (March 6, 2014).
- "Between Strait and Sea: Ottawa's Northwest Passage dilemma with implications for Alaska": Alaska Business Monthly. (February, 2014).
- Commentary (by invitation) on "Higher Education - Alaska Economy" in 2014 Economic Outlook for state of Alaska: Alaska Business Monthly. (January, 2014).
- "The Challenge of College Affordability: University of Alaska is a bargain in shaping the future": Alaska Business Monthly. (October, 2013).
- "Alaska's College Savings Program: A Jewel in the Crown of the University of Alaska": Alaska Business Monthly. (August, 2013).
- Commentary (by invitation) on "Education" in Mid-Year Economic Outlook for state of Alaska: Alaska Business Monthly. (July, 2013).
- "The Three Poles (Arctic, Antarctic, and Himalayas) connection: Normative Economic Concepts for Alaska": Alaska Business Monthly. (June, 2013).
- "The Enigma of Support for Higher Education: Impact on Alaska": Alaska Business Monthly. (April, 2013).
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Pete Sandoval, our beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend, passed away Oct. 7, 2011, in Salt Lake City surrounded by his family and friends.
Born Sept. 20, 1952 in Salt Lake City to Max and Juanita Sandoval. Married Phyllis Marie Lambros; July 23, 1976 in Elko, Nev.
Pete worked for Utah Power and Light, with 39 years of dedicated service.
Survived by his wife, Phyllis; children; Yvonne, Josh (Amy), Jessica, DJ; Grandchildren, JayCee, Jade, Jewlyun, Aviana, KyAunna, Asia; ex-son-in-law; Casey Fillmore. brothers and sisters, Ernestine, Gilbert, Carl, Max Jr., Anita, Jennie, Elaine, Samuel, Nathan, Duane, Patricia, Jacob, Andrew, Daniel, Rebecca, Jennifer, and Rosellen. Proceeded in death by his parents; brother Jerry; infant twin brother and sister, Joseph and Mary; niece, Trisha Marie Beristain.
His family wishes to express special thanks to Max and Brenda Sandoval for their countless hours of support and love over the past two years.
There will be a viewing held on Thursday evening, Oct. 13, 2011 at Discovery Christian Community Church located at 5929 S. 900 E. from 6 to 8 p.m. A viewing prior to the funeral service will start at 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 14, 2011 at the church. The funeral service will begin at 11:00am. Graveside service will take place at Salt Lake City Cemetery located at 200 "N" Street.


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FAIRFAX, Va. (WUSA) --Fairfax County police arrested the suspect in the death of a 19-year-old who was found dead in a minivan.
Police say 22-year-old Johnny E. Bonilla is responsible for the death of 19-year-old Zavier O. Stringfellow. The teen played college football player in Ferrum College in southwestern Virginia, according to The Associated Press.
Stringfellow was found in the Vienna area on Friday at around 7 p.m. The minivan had crashed into a barrier at a dead end road off of Chain Bridge Rd. near Glengyle Dr, police say.
After an investigation, police determined the two planned to meet up on Friday, they met; there was a struggle and the victim was stabbed. The two did not know each other, police day.
Bonilla, of Prince William County, was charged with murder.


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