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Lots of snowfall during the winter can be good or bad, depending on the eye of the beholder.
Recent snowfall has been a positive sign for retailers who sell outdoor sporting equipment. But it has caused some irritation for those who couldnt get their snowblowers long neglected after last years mild winter to start. That trend will buoy business for small-engine mechanics who will be called to fix them.
Black River Adventurers Shop, 129 Mill St., saw its cross-country ski and snowshoe sales drop by more than 50 percent last winter because of the mild weather, owner Todd J. Phelps said. Although this weeks snowfall came too late to capitalize on Christmas shoppers, he is still looking for a better season.
Everyone was doing their shopping before the snow got here, he said.
But the robust winter predicted by meteorologists has him feeling optimistic sales could rebound this year.
Its going to have to be a steady, constant snow to build peoples confidence that theres going to be enough snow and an opportunity to go cross-country skiing, he said.
Those who remember last years mild winter may still be reluctant to spend $300 on a new pair of cross-country skis, he said. But rentals at the shop will climb if the winter yields plenty of snow. The shop charges $10 to rent boots and skis.
Rentals will be up, especially because people didnt buy skis last year, he said.
If the winter is indeed strong, Mr. Phelps said, it likely will translate into more business in the winter of 2014. He called customers habits of gauging the amount of snowfall during the previous winter a predictable trend.
Last years lack of snow has everyone still wondering, Is it worth it to buy skis? Everyones always skeptical, but if the snow sticks around through March and April this year, then that will help next years sales, he said.
Snowblower owners who have left their machines in storage since last winter could be in for a surprise this season, said Benjamin W. Zawatski, small-engine manager for Cheney Tire, 839 State St. On the morning of Christmas Eve, he received about 20 phone calls from customers who reported malfunctioning snowblowers. This winter, he and other local mechanics could be overwhelmingly busy fixing snowblowers that have been sitting around much longer than usual after last winters uncharacteristically mild weather.
Well get swamped, he said Monday. A lot of people are just not starting their snowblowers, and Ive had a lot of phone calls.
Ethanol-infused gasoline that sits in snowblowers for long periods causes oxidation and corrosion of carburetors, Mr. Zawatski said. He advises owners to empty their machines after the winter and regularly use gasoline treatment to prevent fuel from causing damage. He also recommends starting the machines at least once a month to ensure theyre working properly.
It helps contain the ethanol fuel and prevent tarnishing of fuel, he said. Most people with problems have left ethanol fuels (in snowblowers) three or four months at a time.
Mr. Zawatski called last years mild winter a perfect recipe for snowblower problems because most owners were finished using them by the end of January.
Theyve sat there through the end of summer, he said. And if theyre stored in hot places, the gas will evaporate faster and cause corrosion.
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PAUL SMITHS Beautiful, delicate wings flutter about, filling a screened tent at Paul Smiths College every summer between June and September.
The Breck Chapin Memorial Adirondack Native Species Butterfly House, the only butterfly house in its area, celebrated its 20th anniversary this year.
With more than 30 species of moths and butterflies throughout the year, the Paul Smiths Visitor Interpretive Centers butterfly house attracts many nature enthusiasts and butterfly lovers.
Everybody turns into a kid when theyre learning about the natural world, said Lauren E. Richard, staff member at VIC. To see them be so excited and engaged, you know that theyre going to take that home with them and notice the next time they see a butterfly and wonder what kind it is or what it eats. Theyll be more curious about the natural world and take better care of it, I hope.
Ms. Richard is from Vermont but attended college at Paul Smiths as a double major in general biology and wildlife management and now works full time at VIC.
These are all native butterfly species, she said. You could walk outside around here and see the same species youre seeing in here and that way people know something about them.
The house was started in 1993 by Breck Chapin, who, at the time, was the volunteer services coordinator of VIC.
Breck Chapin was a staff member here, way back when, and he was instrumental in getting this thing built, said Brian McAllister, naturalist at the Visitor Interpretive Center. It got into his head that he wanted a butterfly house here, and he worked with the Adirondack Park Agency and they got it built.
Mr. McAllister said in 2010, the state left the butterfly house for Paul Smiths College to run, but a majority of the funding comes from donations and friend groups.
The butterflies are collected in the area by the house director Sue Grimm-Hanley, Paul Smiths College intern Ashley Kumbris and other VIC staff members.
One interesting visitor in the house is the giant swallowtail butterfly from the Mid-Atlantic states that has made its way up north three years in a row.
Whats it doing here? We really dont know, Mr. McAllister said. It could be a result of global warming, but for the past three years their population is increasing in the Northeast.
The single black and yellow swallowtail was the biggest butterfly in the house with forewing span of about 5.5 inches.
One butterfly that they used to see more often is the monarch. Ms. Richard said that some reports shes seen said this year suffered about a 90 percent decrease of monarchs - an orange butterfly with black markings - in the area.
When they migrate back north from Mexico in the springtime, they do so in multiple generations, and they cannot reproduce if milkweed is not present, Ms. Richard said. So if theres a drought or anything that detriment the milkweed population, then its also going to affect the monarchs. So, sometimes they just dont get this far north.
The butterfly house only has one monarch this season.
You can plant as many nectar plants as you want with pretty flowers for them to drink from as adults, but if they dont have the specific plants they need for their caterpillars to eat, then the population is never going to be very high, Ms. Richard said.
An increased amount of springtime storms may have also played a role in changing the migration pattern of the monarchs, Ms. Richard said.
The netting of the butterfly house will get rolled back Sept. 1, allowing the butterflies to leave at the end of the season if they choose, Ms. Richard said.
They get released, but most of our moths and butterflies have a very short life-span, so they just die anyway at the end of the summer, Mr. McAllister said.
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POTSDAM The Hop, a 1950s-style restaurant, will reopen in the village after being shut for eight years.
The restaurant opened in 1994 and closed in 2005 after a decline in business. The building is owned Lawrence J. and Pamela S. Hazen, who originally ran the Hop and made the decision to close it.
The new Hop will have the same name and location, but with new faces in charge. The business will be managed by Daniel and Rebecca McDermott. Ms. McDermott is a former server at the Hazens Maxfields restaurant who worked with the Hazens to start her own business. She is a Massena native, who never ate at the original Hop, but she said she jumped at the chance to open her own restaurant.
My husband and I really wanted to open up our own little place, she said.
The Hop will maintain its 1950s styling, serving diner food like burgers and shakes alongside more modern dishes like crepes. It will serve breakfast and lunch, and from Wednesday through Saturday will remain open until 3 a.m. with an affordable late-night menu to appeal to the college crowd, according to Ms. McDermott.
Its just going to be a fun, upbeat atmosphere, she said.
The owners of Potsdams Thai Cuisine Restaurant rented the location in 2010 with plans to open Noodle House, an eatery promising low-cost soups. Although a Noodle House sign still hangs above the door, the plan never came to fruition and the space has remained vacant since 2005.
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MASSENA - The Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will be looking for a new executive director after firing Michael J. Gleason on Friday.
Mike no longer does work with us. We will be looking for a new director, board President Susan E. Stiles said Monday. We wish him well on his endeavors.
Ms. Stiles said, despite the absence of an executive director, the chamber would remain open for business with Associate Director Penny Pullmain handling the day-to-day activities.
The chamber is still open for business with normal business hours. The Concerts in the Park will still proceed on Thursday nights along with all of our events that are coming up. We have our staff that is there, she said.
The chamber, which recently held its annual Downtown Block Dance and Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show, is preparing to have a presence at the upcoming Bass Anglers Sportsman Societys Evan Williams Bourbon Showdown from Aug. 8 to 11 in Whittaker Park, Waddington. There, theyll have a booth set up to sell some of their items.
They are also beginning work on their annual Harvest Fest, which will be held Sept. 7 in downtown Massena.
Mr. Gleasons role on local boards, such as the St. Lawrence County of Chamber, will be filled by Massena Chamber board members, Ms. Stiles said.
Mr. Gleason has served as executive director since Oct. 15, 2007. Prior to that, he was a member of the chamber board.
Ive enjoyed my 14 years of serving the Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce as a board member and as executive director. It was a pleasure serving the Massena community. I basically transplanted here for family reasons and Ive enjoyed my time as a board member and executive director, he said.
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HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. –Caitlin Dotson and Lauren Ford set career highs against Northern Kentucky as the Lipscomb volleyball team won its opening Atlantic Sun Conference match 3-2 (16-25, 25-15, 23-25, 26-24, 15-13) at Regents Hall in Highland Heights, Ky., on Tuesday night.
Dotson continues to track down the 1,000th career assist milestone. The junior had a career-high 54 assists in the match, giving her a total of 995 career assists. The Louisville, Ky., native recorded a double-double by adding 11 digs.
"Dot did a great job running the offense," Lipscomb head coach Brandon Rosenthal said. "She understood who was hot. Our outside hitters were fantastic tonight."
Ford also had a double-double with a career-high 20 kills and 10 digs. Sophomore Jewell Dobson missed out setting a career-high as she tied her career best with 16 kills.
The third Lady Bison with double-digits kills was senior Kaycee Green, who set a season-high with 17 kills.
In the first set, the Lady Bisons (4-8, 1-0 A-Sun) got down three early at 10-7, before the Norse (12-2, 0-1 A-Sun) scored the next five points and cruised to a 25-16 win in the opening set.
LU got off to a better start in the second set with an early 5-4 lead. The Lady Bisons then outscored NKU 11-3 to extend its lead and eventually won the set 25-15.
Like the opening set, the Lady Bisons found themselves down big at 18-12 but an 11-6 run by Lipscomb closed the contest to 24-23 in the Norse favor. Despite the valiant comeback, NKU finished off the final point and took a 2-1 advantage heading into the fourth set.
Determined to come back to Nashville with a win, the Lady Bisons dug deep in the fourth set and battled hard in a back-and-forth stanza that saw the Purple and Gold come out on top 26-24 forcing a fifth set.
NKU started out hot in the fifth set outscoring LU 6-1, but again the Lady Bisons showed resolve and bounced back with a 9-4 run to tie the game 10-10. The teams traded blows and with the score tied at 13 a kill by Ford and a solo block by Green clinched the set and the match 15-13.
"We had errors by players that haven't made errors all match," Rosenthal said about the early fifth set. "We had to settle down and control what we can control, our effort."
Rosenthal was impressed with a couple of Lady Bisons who stepped up in this match. Junior Claire Peterson was one off her career-high with seven kills. Junior Stephanie Rex led the team with 17 digs, sophomore Megan Stout added 10 digs and sophomore Sophie Kellerman had nine digs.
"I'm proud of the girls," Rosenthal said. "They stepped up to the challenge."
Lipscomb is 5-1 in its last six A-Sun openers and got their first road win of the season, while NKU dropped their first A-Sun opener and their first home match of the Division I era for the Norse.
The Lady Bisons face Jacksonville on Friday night at 6:30 p.m. and North Florida on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Allen Arena. All home volleyball matches are broadcast live online for free at www.ASun.TV and are free to attend as well.


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Board members from the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency held their monthly meeting at Benchmark Family Services Thursday, where owner Marguerite K. Peg Feistel reported the day-care center made a financial comeback after the agency bailed it out with a loan in July.
Benchmark was on the brink of closing its doors when it asked the agencys board for a bailout loan of $504,726 in July. Though hesitant, board members approved the loan. Some of it went to pay for state fines the center had accumulated for filing paperwork incorrectly, costing the nonprofit about $17,000 per error.
But the board learned Thursday that Benchmark put the loan to good use. The center has gradually increased its monthly income from September through December of 2012: it drew $74,716 in September, and in successive months took in $82,631, $93,705 and $107,728 respectively.
Mrs. Feistel, whose salary was cut from $80,000 to $60,000 as a condition for approving the loan said that problems at the center have now been cleared up. Most of the penalties at the center occurred when Mrs. Feistel was the compliance officer responsible for submitting paperwork. But after appointing clinical supervisor Chelsea VanArnum to replace her in that position, the center has been error-free. It received no citations for visits three times this summer from the state Office of Child and Family Services.
At the same time, Mrs. Feistel said, the center has been busy enrolling more children in programs. Hosting free screenings for children with disabilities has resulted in more referrals, and more frequent billing to Jefferson County has increased cash flow.
Weve had a nice monthly increase and have been working really hard to get better, she said.
The efforts made by Mrs. Feistel to correct ongoing problems impressed board member Kent D. Burto, who was among those who originally had been hesitant about approving the bailout loan.
It was a really tough decision for our board members, but I can honestly say that, leaving today, I feel more positive about this organization, he said.
After touring the nonprofit day care center, board members sat down to talk about policies in Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos proposed budget that could affect IDAs across the state.
Much of the discussion at the meeting centered on how the governors proposed 2013 budget plan could restrict the way IDAs now do business. One of the issues raised in May at the New York State Economic Development Council conference in Cooperstown was a policy that could restrict sale-leaseback agreements offered to businesses by IDAs. Those agreements enable IDAs to offer abatements on sales tax for the purchase of construction materials.
The proposed policy would require the 4 percent portion of the sales tax included in these abatements to be approved by 10 Regional Economic Development Councils. Its not known whether the regional councils will need to approve the sales tax every year, or individually for projects. The county portion of the sales tax, which in Jefferson County is 3.75 percent, would not be affected.
Every time we do this, we thicken the process, said Donald C. Alexander, the JCIDAs CEO. Its important that you give site selectors timing for projects, but the more regulations you put into it, the more difficult it is to do business. All this will do is add time to the approval process and takes away the ability of board members to increase projects in the community.
Agreeing, W. Edward Walldroff said, This might be over $100 million in potential savings for projects. Youre dealing with a state budget of billions, and they want to micromanage this small pot. What do you really gain? It contradicts the message that the governor projects.
The following business items were approved by the board:
n A five-year extension on Stream Global Servicess lease of its call center at 146 Arsenal St. owned by the JCIDA. To help fund a $4.2 million project at the center, the board also approved $250,000 and $150,000 five-year loans and a $564,000 grant for building maintenance costs.
n A $50,000 five-year loan to RC Spot LLC to start a microbrewery called Skewed Brewing Co. at Salmon Run Mall. The business is co-owned by Ryan N. and Cheryl C. Chaif, owners of the Hops Spot restaurant in Sackets Harbor, and Mark P. Crandall.
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"I am proud of both teams for their continued academic success,†coach Bill Taylor said. "We have been nationally ranked and have earned team All-Academic status every year since I've been here, and have a history of academic success prior to my arrival.
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The etiology and pathogenesis of interstitial cystitis (IC) and its related condition in men, chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS) has remained elusive. This has hampered development of mechanistic treatment strategies for these common, chronic and distressing medical conditions. We believe that IC and perhaps CP/CPPS are a spectrum of complex but inter-related genetic and acquired diseases resulting from the interaction of several genes regulating immune/inflammatory and neurogenic parameters and environmental factors/circumstances or exposure, culminating in the combination of pain, frequency, urgency and sexual specific symptoms. New research has delineated the dynamic and powerful association of the immune and neurogenic system in pain activation. An immune-modulated neurogenic model of IC illuminating the action of immune derived substances and pain related substances might be important in discovering the determinants of pain, voiding dysfunction and gender specific sexual problems. This inter-related dynamic model of IC disease pathogenesis could be explored for potential avenues leading to novel diagnostic and treatment strategies. We plan to identify and evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of several novel nerve and inflammation related markers in the diagnosis and follow up of IC (and CP/CPPS). By correlating the levels of urine immune and pain related substances to disease mechanisms, severity and progression, we may be able to create a human disease specific model for diagnosis and treatment.
Chronic Prostatitis With Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome
Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis
Asymptomatic Inflammatory Prostatitis
Painful Bladder Syndrome
Cystitis, Interstitial
Genetic: Genomic and proteomic biomarker discovery
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|Diagnostic Challenges in IC (and Male CPPS)
saliva, whole blood, serum, white cells, urine, prostatic fluid, prostate/bladder tissue
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Chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome patients
Genetic: Genomic and proteomic biomarker discovery
Discovery of novel biomarkers for CP/CPPS and PBS/IC using genomic and proteomic methods
Painful bladder syndrome/interstitial cystitis patients
Genetic: Genomic and proteomic biomarker discovery
Discovery of novel biomarkers for CP/CPPS and PBS/IC using genomic and proteomic methods
Asymptomatic controls
Genetic: Genomic and proteomic biomarker discovery
Discovery of novel biomarkers for CP/CPPS and PBS/IC using genomic and proteomic methods
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Tertiary university medical centers and primary care clinic
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- Participant has signed and dated the appropriate Informed Consent document.
- Participant must have had symptoms of discomfort or pain in the pelvic region for at least a three (3) month period within the last six (6) months.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Major structural/anatomical urinary tract abnormalities
- Underlying inborn conditions
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00672087
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|February 5, 2014
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Keywords provided by Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center:
Chronic Prostatitis with Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome
Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis
Asymptomatic Inflammatory Prostatitis
Painful Bladder Syndrome
Cystitis, Interstitial
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Chronic Disease
Cystitis, Interstitial
Pelvic Pain
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Genital Diseases, Male
Pathologic Processes
Prostatic Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
Urinary Bladder Diseases
Urologic Diseases
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The Clippers' loyal and most recognizable fan, Darrell Bailey, AKA Clipper Darrell, might be taking his enthusiastic, crowd-leading voice to Dallas.
The Register learned Thursday that Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has scheduled a meeting with Bailey, Jan. 25, in Dallas.
"He offered me a job in Dallas, to do the same thing I do for the Clippers," said Bailey, whose day job is as an automobile customizer and salesman. He came up to me at the (Jan. 12) game and told me that he loved what I do. That shocked me."
Bailey, 39, was born and raised in Los Angeles and said he never has been to Texas. Often standing in the aisle next to his seat, the 5-foot-5 Bailey is known for leading the cheer, "Let's go Clippers," and for his "You don't have no alibi," jeer at opposing free-throw shooters."I'm still loyal to the Clippers," Bailey said. "That's my team. But it isn't every day that a billionaire knocks on your door. I have to go out and listen."
Good riddance. The Clips could clear some cap room [though I urge them not to spend it on the Westside Rentals loon], and rid Staples of his once-endearing, but increasingly tiresome shtick. As I told Abbott this morning, I'd trade Darrell Bailey for a deli spread and three cubic liters of pre-jump-ball talc.
The interesting question here is: Do the Clippers match? I'm semi-serious. If Bailey is worth something tangible to Cuban, then presumably the Clippers' fan experience people place some kind of value on his antics in the 100 level. He's cheaper than a furry mascot [let that never come to pass at Staples. Please], and while I think diehards believe that initiating the wave in the fourth quarter is a cardinal sin [present company included], the plebs seem to go for it.
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The next time you visit Youtube.com, do yourself a favor and type in "Will Blackmon Recovery." The segment is only 10 minutes in length and offers terrific insight into someone who's been repeatedly knocked down throughout his six-years-and-counting NFL odyssey, only to refuse to stay down for the count.
It just seems appropriate, given the laundry list of injuries he's endured, that Blackmon's first name is Will. The hard road he's traveled, coming back from two major knee surgeries, has been well worth the tireless hours of rehabbing toil, including the countless repetition of medicine ball drills designed to bridge the gap in allowing Blackmon to bear fruit in a most satisfying fashion.
Come Sunday night in Indianapolis, Blackmon will be part of a New York Giants outfit that opposes the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI. The fact that he's a native Rhode Islander, one who grew up on the Providence/Cranston line near Roger Williams Park and attended Bishop Hendricken, is certainly cause for celebration, especially since it's not every day you see a local lad appearing on football's grandest stage.
The tale of Blackmon cuts deeper than the plaudits typically set aside for a successful hometown story. The 27-year-old has been forced to travel down the comeback trail all while struggling to shake the stigma that he's injury prone (As a pro, Blackmon has played only one 16-game season). Never once, though, has Blackmon been detoured and rerouted towards a life away from football.
It's one thing to be blessed with all of the necessary gifts one needs in order to make a career out of playing football. To have the "Will" to dig deep in the face of overwhelming odds – such firm resolve has allowed Blackmon to get back on the field where these days he serves as a reserve cornerback with experience as a punt/kickoff returner for the Giants.
For those who have coached Blackmon, his story of perseverance is a familiar one.
"I don't know if you can acquire toughness, but to have the will and drive is what puts guys like Will on that elite level in the NFL," noted Boston College head coach Frank Spaziani, who served as the Eagles' defensive coordinator when Blackmon called Chestnut Hill home. "Unfortunately he's had some injuries but he's an elite competitor. If there's a way to get back, he'll get back."
Added Ron Mosca, who was Blackmon's head coach at Hendricken: "He's been forced to come back a lot. His athletic ability is obvious and he doesn't quit. He's resilient and keeps trying."
Blackmon was with the Giants for five games in 2010 before landing on the injured reserved list with lingering complications from surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered while he was with Green Bay – the franchise that selected him out of Boston College in the fourth round of the 2006 draft – the previous season. He underwent an additional corrective procedure last January, one that was geared toward cleaning up any lingering issues, but would delay his availability for the start of the 2011 campaign.
Blackmon, who rehabbed under the close surveillance of trainer Gavin MacMillan at Sports Science Lab, located down the street from his offseason home in California, resurfaced with the Giants this past October. His NFL career, once seen as being in severe jeopardy, had received a new lease on life.
"He worked very hard," noted Mosca, adding that he still keeps in touch with Blackmon. "If he could stay healthy, he would be one of those players you would read about all the time."
To his coaches, Blackmon was always a cut above everyone else. Mosca admits that it was hard for him not to break his cardinal rule of not allowing high school freshmen to play varsity – no matter that his special exception (Blackmon) was approaching six feet in height and could run like a deer.
"He had the type of special skills that you don't see around here too often," Mosca said. "The speed, the balance, the eyesight, the jumping ability, he had it all.
"Will was a national recruit. We had people flying in from around the country to visit with him," added Mosca. "He was a high school All-American and played in the (2002 U.S. Army All-American Bowl), which is for the top 100 players in the country."
The Will Blackmon that Spaziani remembers is one who wasted little time in bursting on the scene, hence why the BC coaching staff saw absolutely no need to redshirt him during the player's freshman season in 2002. Much like his tenure at Hendricken, Blackmon's time at Boston College saw him shift around the field, whether it was lining up at wide receiver, in the secondary or awaiting kicks.
"We haven't had too many guys like him around here," Spaziani noted, "and he was certainly gifted enough to (contribute from the get-go) even though he lacked experience. He was just very explosive.
"We knew exactly what kind of athlete we were getting," Spaziani delved further.
Mosca set the mood at Hendricken these days, saying that the school's hallways are divided with New England fans standing their ground in the midst of Blackmon loyalists. "He mentioned that if the Giants win, he's going to stop by Hendricken before going home to California."
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A telltale sign that you're not as young as you used to be is when your senses start to diminish. Whether you're not hearing things as well as you once could or you've noticed your vision is no longer as sharp as it once was, dealing with diminishing senses can be a difficult adjustment to make. While such changes are inevitable, there are steps you can take to lessen the blow, especially if you've yet to reach an age where your senses have begun to lose a step.
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Johnson made his case to members the Labor Commerce, Research and Economic Development Committee. But Sen. John Patrick, the committee's Democratic co-chair, says the conversation appears to be trending in the direction of opening up more businesses on more days.
"Well, I'm sure that if you open the Pandora's box they all will come sooner or later, the next thing you know we'll have more car dealers wanting to be open on Sundays and everything else," Patrick said. "So, I mean, you have to take it one step at a time, and if there's local stores out there - the smaller stores 10,000 and under - if they want a chance, maybe the committee will allow them to have that chance this year, I'm not sure."
"I certainly that we think we can have that discussion, we've had it before, other states have clearly gone that way," says Republican state Sen. Andre Cushing,
Cushing say that while Maine has long demonstrated a reluctance to allow larger stores to stay open on Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving, times are changing.
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Even the Christian Civic League of Maine, which has historically worked to protect Sunday as a day of rest, is taking no position on Johnson's bill. Carroll Conley is the league's executive director.
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Growing up in the Deep South, Natasha Trethewey was never told that in her hometown of Gulfport, Mississippi, black soldiers had played a pivotal role in the Civil War. Off the coast, on Ship Island, stood a fort that had once been a Union prison housing Confederate captives. Protecting the fort was the second regiment of the Louisiana Native Guards — one of the Union's first official black units. Trethewey's new book of poems pays homage to the soldiers who served and whose voices have echoed through her own life.
The title poem imagines the life of a former slave stationed at the fort, who is charged with writing letters home for the illiterate or invalid POWs and his fellow soldiers. Just as he becomes the guard of Ship Island's memory, so Trethewey recalls her own childhood as the daughter of a black woman and a white man. Her parents' marriage was still illegal in 1966 Mississippi. The racial legacy of the Civil War echoes through elegiac poems that honor her own mother and the forgotten history of her native South. Native Guard is haunted by the intersection of national and personal experience.
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Through elegiac verse that honors her mother and tells of her own fraught childhood, Natasha Trethewey confronts the racial legacy of her native Deep South — where one of the first black regiments, the Louisiana Native Guards, was called into service during the Civil War. Trethewey's resonant and beguiling collection is a haunting conversation between personal experience and national history.
Winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for poetry, Natasha Tretheweys elegiac Native Guard is a deeply personal volume that brings together two legacies of the Deep South.
The title of the collection refers to the Mississippi Native Guards, a black regiment whose role in the Civil War has been largely overlooked by history. As a child in Gulfport, Mississippi, in the 1960s, Trethewey could gaze across the water to the fort on Ship Island where Confederate captives once were guarded by black soldiers serving the Union cause. The racial legacy of the South touched Tretheweys life on a much more immediate level, too. Many of the poems in Native Guard pay loving tribute to her mother, whose marriage to a white man was illegal in her native Mississippi in the 1960s. Years after her mothers tragic death, Trethewey reclaims her memory, just as she reclaims the voices of the black soldiers whose service has been all but forgotten.
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