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Dogs race to predict Super Bowl
"Super Dog Match Exhibition Race" being held Wednesday night
Two of the top greyhound racing dogs are set to square off Wednesday evening in a race aiming to predict who will win the upcoming Super Bowl.
The "Super Dog Match Exhibition Race," featuring two racing dogs at Daytona Beach Kennel Club & Poker Room in a one-on-one contest, is scheduled to begin at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday.
One greyhound, "Ever So Lucky 49ers," will race as No. 7, quarterback Colin Kaepernick's number, and wear a warm-up blanket of gold and red, the colors of the San Francisco 49ers.
The other greyhound, "SB Harper Ravens," will run as No. 5, for Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco, and wear a blanket with the Ravens' purple and black.
This is the second year the entertainment venue has hosted an exhibition race prior to the big game. In 2011, the dog "Kiowa Packers" won the race against "Kiowa Steelers," correctly predicting the outcome.
"We had a great response when we held the race in 2011, and people asked about it last year, so we thought it would be great to bring it back," said Mike Stringer, director of operations.
A trophy presentation will immediately follow the race.
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Former Obama aide says idea of dropping Joe Biden for Hillary Rodham Clinton didn't get far
WASHINGTON - A new book asserts the idea of replacing Vice President Joe Biden with Hillary Rodham Clinton was floated in the president's 2012 re-election campaign. But a former White House chief of staff says it's an idea that didn't get very far.
Bill Daley says, quote, "not for a moment was there a serious discussion" of dumping Biden for Clinton. But Daley did say on "CBS This Morning" that aides to President Barack Obama explored the possibility in 2011.
In their new book "Double Down — Game Change 2012," authors Mark Halperin and John Heilemann report that high-ranking Obama aides weighed recommending he replace Biden with Clinton, who was secretary of state at the time
Daley confirmed in a "CBS This Morning" interview Friday that the idea "was looked at" by Obama aides.
"But it was never seriously looked at in the sense that there was a belief that it ought to be done or needed to be done," he said. " ... And the president, in my opinion, I believe then and I do now, not for a moment would he have ever considered that."
"Anybody who would have brought this idea to the president in the Oval Office, in my opinion, probably would have been thrown out immediately," Daley added.
Former campaign manager David Plouffe, in a Tweet post late Thursday, said, "Never any - any consideration of VP/HRC switch. Not even entertained by the only person who mattered. Or most of us. Back to Halloween."


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I totally agree with the owner of the barn, there in not sufficient parking for a
pubic market at that location.
That barn is a terrible idea. It would be unique, but it doesn't make economic and suatainable sense with the size. Ideally it would be nice to have a market with actual side area's where things are produced.. Wine for example, sausage etc..etc.. Similar to Vancouver B.C.'s market.. and a seperate area for produce stands, and food... That way each area would have their own unique style. Obviously their size limitations since we are talking about a small area of people. But I think it would be cool to have 5-6 wineries each making wine with a shared (area) having booths seperately, maybe coffee the same type of thing, beer two or three breweries (with a shared place to make it) etc..etc.. I think that would be ideal. However I think the economy would need to recover in order for someone to do that in a market sense (similar I suppose to carlton wine maker studios) but with a host of things.


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Randomized phase III trial comparing induction chemotherapy using cisplatin (P) fluorouracil (F) with or without docetaxel (T) for organ preservation in hypopharynx and larynx cancer. Preliminary results of GORTEC 2000-01
Chemotherapy followed by radiation treatment (RT) provides a potential for laryngeal preservation in patients with locally advanced laryngeal and hypopharyngeal cancer. Cisplatin and 5-FU is the standard regimen in locally advanced head & neck cancer, and data have suggested to the addition of docetaxel may improve the likelihood of preserving laryngeal function. 220 patients with larynx or hypopharynx primary sites, T3-T4 tumors or T2 tumors not suitable for partial laryngectomy, were randomized to cisplatin/5-FU (PF) or cisplatin/5-FU/docetaxel (TPF). After chemotherapy, patients who did not respond underwent total laryngectomy, and those who did respond received radiation therapy.
As for side effects, hair loss and neutropenia were more common in the TPF arm; mucositis and neutropenic fever were more common in the PF arm. 81.2% of patients in the TPF arm versus 67.4% of patients in the PF arm received the total prescribed doses. The TPF arm resulted in more patients being offered laryngeal preservation (80.0% versus 57.6%), and at three years, more patients in the TPF arm still had a functioning larynx (73% vs. 63%). There was not a statistically significant survival advantage in the TPF arm, but the results are leaning towards this, and we may see a survival advantage with increased follow-up. Nevertheless, TPF appears to be the standard of care as an induction regimen in head & neck cancer.


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It may not be a name-brand, big-box retailer or a mall icon enjoying its annual back to school bump in clothing sales.
Yet the Ogdensburg Salvation Armys Seek-n-Find thrift store at 727 State St. experiences its own spurt in sales of used and donated clothing for its customers as the new school year approaches. In a tough economy, store manager Joanne Clouthier said, there is no decrease in the stores customer traffic flow during the traditional August back-to-school shopping period.
But there is an urgency.
People are struggling right now, she said.
Ms. Clouthier said that children up to age 13 make up most of the Seek-n-Find stores customers, and their needs are usually pants and shirts.
Clothing prices at the store start at $3 and, by and large, dont rise too high into the double digits.
Theres nothing in that store that costs than $20, said Salvation Army Capt. Timothy A. Shaffer.
The hard economy of suddenly single income families and joblessness also means that more and more Seek-n-Find store customers are newcomers.
Were getting quite a few families coming in for the first time, Ms. Clouthier said. And we have our regulars, too.
Mr. Shaffer also said that more Canadians are shopping at the Seek-n-Find store here in order to avoid paying the higher sales taxes at home.
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Ahoy dudes. The wise and starchy Second Council of Olive Garden is searching for holy scripture to be added to the Loose Canon. The Council is only accepting stuff the fits the whole FSM thing, so no hate-mongering, supporting things that obviously contradict our teachings, or general douchey stuff.
I need hymns for a hymnal that will be included in the Loose Canon. If you've already written one here in the forum that you want to submit for the hymnal, you can just post the link to it here.


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Katadyn water filters have significant benefits over UV "pen devices"
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Water systems that utilize UltraViolet technology are starting to be sold in Outdoor Retail stores. They have the benefit of being small in size. However, as product owners and testing facilities have discovered, they do not perform well in many outdoor conditions. They do not remove particles like water filters do, so the water is not comfortable to drink. More important, they do not kill microorganism to EPA standards if there is dirt in the water. Additionally, they do not include carbon, thus cannot remove chemicals from water or improve taste like some water filters do. The conclusion of knowledgeable water experts is that, while UV systems are OK to treat clean water, they do not perform adequately in variable conditions that are found outdoors.
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CTC is, fundamentally, there for all cyclists. As the National Cyclists' Charity, it has a wide remit to cover all aspects of non-competitive cycling, from setting industry standards through commuting provision and political campaigning, to provision of qualifications.
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Carbon County has been reunited into a single entity in the Utah House of Representives. As a result of redistricting, the whole county will have a single representative.
District 69, now represented by Christine Watkins (D), currently covers the eastern part of the county. But parts of the county on the west side, including Helper, Carbonville, Kenilworth and Spring Glen are represented in District 67 by Patrick Painter (R) of Nephi for the past decade. The new legislative map takes away Watkins' previous territory in San Juan County, but adds territory to the north, mainly the cities of Duchesne and Roosevelt. And, as she explained Friday, she'll have to brush up on Ute culture now that she'll no longer be representing the Navajo.
She sponsored legislation to honor the Navajo code talkers of World War II in the last session.
"I'm sad to lose San Juan County, but the rural representatives wanted to maintain rural seats, and this was the way to do it," she said.
On the other hand, she said she's looking forward to making new acquaintances in Duchesne County.
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The authors of the Heritage Foundation's latest report on the tremendous cost of amnesty to U.S. taxpayers do provide a disclaimer that their estimates are probably too low, but they don't go far enough. In their report, they only talk about economic costs of amnesty; they fail altogether to mention the continuing loss of national sovereignty that would take place in the process.
In an interview with Neil Cavuto on Monday, Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint said that "any immigration reform should improve the lives, the incomes and the opportunities" for those who are lawfully already living in the country. They should not be forced to pay for the bailout costs of bringing "unlawful immigrants" up to speed as well. According to the foundation's report, "The Fiscal Cost of Unlawful Immigrants and Amnesty to the U.S. Taxpayer," the total cost to pay for the bill proposed by the "Gang of Eight" is estimated to exceed $6 trillion over the next 25 years.
This contradicts the following opening statement in that bill, called "The Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013":
The modernization of our legal immigration system will be a net benefit for America as we make historic reforms towards a more merit-based immigration system that will help us attract entrepreneurs, innovators, investors, skilled workers and people driven by the desire to build a better life for themselves and, in turn, create jobs for American workers.
That statement is utterly and completely false, based upon the analysis done by two Heritage scholars, Robert Rector and Jason Richwine. At present, the average American household receives more than $31,000 in government benefits and services (including direct benefits such as Social Security and unemployment insurance, means-tested benefits such as tax credits and SNAP food stamps, public education, and general population services such as police and fire protection) but most of them don't pay that much in taxes. Only households with college-educated heads pay more in taxes than the benefits they receive. The authors call them "net tax contributors." The rest are "net tax consumers." And since the typical unlawful (they avoided the politically incorrect term "illegal" in their analysis) immigrant has only a 10th grade education or less, they will be tax consumers, even after they have reached full amnesty in 13 years under the bill. Note the authors:
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This years Battle of Ogdensburgh re-enactment will be taking it to the streets.
The Feb. 23 version of the re-enactment of the 1813 battle between American and British troops - one day past the actual 200th anniversary - will depart from the climatic showdown at Lighthouse Point - to be held the following day - and showcase what happened on the way there.
What happened was that the soldiers fought at the intersection of Ford and State streets - downtown Ogdensburg today - before moving the fight to Lighthouse Point.
Timothy Cryderman, president of the Forsyths Rifles re-enactment group, said the downtown portion of the battle might not be known to some.
There were two sections of fighting, he said.
The idea to stage the other section of the battle isnt an old one.
Its been kicked around for a few years, Mr. Cryderman said, adding that seeing a successful battle re-enactment in the streets in Gananoque, Ont., convinced him that it could work here.
Twelve re-enactment groups from the United States and Canada - 185 soldiers in all - will participate. The downtown battle will last about 45 minutes.
Ogdensburg Police Chief Richard J. Polniak Jr. said that people living near the area of the battle have been advised to expect noise and commotion, but no danger.
I dont think its going to be a problem, he said.
Next weekends schedule of events is:
■ Registration at the Dobisky Center, 9:30 a.m.
■ Lunch at the Dobisky Center, 11:30 a.m.
■ Officers call, 12:30 p.m.
■ Flag-raising ceremony, Dobisky Center, 1 p.m.
■ Battle of Ogdensburgh re-enactment, downtown Ogdensburg, 2 p.m.
■ The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highland Bagpipe Band at Ogdensburg Public Library, 3 p.m.
■ Dinner at Ogdensburg Amvets Post No. 19, 5 p.m.
■ Winter ball/English country dance; Ogdensburg Amvets Post No. 19, 7 p.m.
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■ Wreath-laying ceremony at Sheriff Yorks grave at Ogdensburg Cemetery, 11 a.m.
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■ Officers call, 12:30 p.m.
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The mine rescue team from Westridge Resources evaluates the course as they compete in the 29th annual Rocky Mountain Coal Mine Association competition held at CEU this week. The event incorporates many aspects of mine rescue and safety and is sponso...
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Kathryn and MacKenzie Nielson enjoy a weekend outing. The 2-year-old twin sisters are the daughters of Donni and Jens Nielson.
Trenches reappearing in middle of college campus in Price
Utility work at the College of Eastern Utah has once again opened up some long trenches that cut the campus in half. With the consequent fences erected to keep people from falling into the holes, sometimes the trek across the campus can be long and a...
Helper alters city role in preserving historic buildings
The Helper Historic District is located between 1st West Street and the railroad tracks from Janet Street on the north to Locust Street on the South. Owners of these properties can more easily have buildings listed on the National Historic Register...
PRWID Counsel Reviews Wellington Agreement
A legal opinion drafted by Price River Water Improvement District legal counsel Nick Sampinos was reviewed at the regular PRWID board meeting on Tuesday.
Price appoints members to fill vacant seats on city's planning, zoning board
Price officials accepted the resignation of John Angotti from the city's planning and zoning commission on Wednesday during the regularly scheduled council meeting.
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The Monster Energy World Speedway Invitational is now only a matter of hours away - and it's set to come to a boil.
The Grand Arena at Industry Hills' Expo Center is ready to stage the biggest speedway race in the U.S. for 25 years, with a whole galaxy of speedway stars ready to take center stage.
All 16 riders took to the 200-meter circuit for a practice session last night, and it gave some of the European guys a shock that's for sure.
World number six Antonio Lindback was one of the first to hit the shale and he admitted afterwards that it's just a tiny bit different to what he's used to sliding on.
"It's so much smaller than anything I've ridden on before, it takes a bit of time to get to know the track," Lindback said. "It's over two months since I last got on a bike so to jump on it on such a small track is tough. I had so much fun out there at practice. thoug. I just can't wait for the main event now. I'm so pumped to get on the start line and I think it's going to be a great race meeting, for sure."
As well as entertaining over 4500 people at the Grand Arena on Saturday night, the Monster Energy athletes will get the VIP treatment at Anaheim for the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Race One, which Speedway World Champion Chris Holder is flying in for.
Lindback said; "I'm in America until the 8th of January so I'll be at the Supercross and I cannot wait for that. I think we're all pretty excited to see that - it's so huge. LA is a cool place and the people are so nice. I haven't been here for long, but already I know that I want to come back to see more so I hope I can be back for 2013 too.
"I love the place and I love the track, so now I am excited to start the meeting."
2010 World Speedway Champion Tomasz Gollob is another big name to line up tonight, and the tight turns of Industry couldn't be any more different to the circuits that Tomek is used to back home in Poland.
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See great photos of Special Olympics in action in East Asia.
Our successful program in China is growing rapidly.
It's been a movement of innovative leaders for decades.
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Nuestros atletas corren, saltan, nadan y marcan en verano.
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Around the world, months of practice are paying off in competitions.
Samoa prepared its first-ever team to a Special Olympics World Games.
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She was the only girl with an ID at her Panama school.
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Jia Qi Hui is focused and thriving after discovering table tennis.
He's a soccer champion who is accomplished on and off the field.
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Deon works to change attitudes toward people with ID in Namibia.
Leo y Gedeon juegan en campos precarios, ciudades de tiendas de campaña, donde pueden.
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Maryan Hasan trains for Winter Games in the 100-degree heat of Dubai.
Charles' personality is what makes him an outstanding athlete.
Rajdeep found confidence and pride on the cricket field.
Competing as a gymnast is where Svetlana excels.
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See how the history of the Barbados Garrison was influenced by Cromwell, George Washington, and The American War of Independence!
See where a young George Washington, in 1751, was exposed to British military strategy as he inspected the nearby 'Charles Fort' (1650) and 'St. Ann's Fort' (1707).
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Born in Paris of Russian parents, Elio Romano Erwitt spent much of his childhood in Italy. His father Boris Erwitt was an architect by training and his mother Evgenia, the daughter of a well-established Moscovian family, occasionally took up painting and drawing. At age 11, due to the growing anti-Semitism in Europe the family immigrated to the United States in 1939 on the last peacetime voyage of the Ile de France.
Elliott Erwitt studied photography at Los Angeles City College (1942-1944) and shortly thereafter began to support himself shooting weddings and babies, in addition to other odd jobs at the local soda fountain and bakery. Later on he was able to attend the New School for Social Research (1948-1950) studying film. After serving as a photographic assistant in the United States Army Signal Corps in Germany and in France, Erwitt returned to New York.
1950 was a fortuitous year for Erwitt in that he met Edward Steichen, Robert Capa and Roy Stryker, and ended up working for Standard Oil Company under the former head of the fabled Farm Security Administration. In 1956 Edward Steichen curated several of his pieces into the renowned "Family of Man" exhibit at New York's Museum of Modern Art.
From 1950 to 1952, Erwitt was a freelance photographer for Collier's, Look, Life and Holiday. By 1953 he was an associate member at Magnum and became a full member in 1954. Over the years Erwitt has shot journalistic essays throughout the world and taken up numerous commercial assignments for Air France, KLM, and Chase Manhattan Bank, among others.
Erwitt's initial claim to fame stemmed from his image of the "kitchen debate"—Nikita Khruschev and Richard Nixon arguing in front of a Westinghouse refrigerator at the American exhibition in Moscow in 1959. His most requested image, however, according to Magnum, is from the Civil Rights era in the United States. The image is of two water fountains: the first and obviously newer of the two is labeled WHITE, the second fountain is an older mechanism and designated for COLORED. A black gentleman hovers over the latter but looks over to the fancy fixture next to his. This haunting document is, like Robert Frank's work, a pointed commentary of civil unjust.
Since the 1970s, he has turned much of his energy toward movies. His feature films, television commercials and documentaries include "Beauty Knows No Pain" (1971), "Red, White and Bluegrass" (1973) and the prize-winning "Glassmakers of Herat, Afghanistan" (1977).
Elliott Erwitt's images are much adored for their levity, juxtaposition of characters—especially man & animal—and anecdotal moments. Mr. Erwitt's work continues to be exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide and has more than a dozen published monographs to his name.


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BRASHER FALLS The equalization rate for the town of Brasher has dropped to 88 percent, and town officials are starting to talk about doing a revaluation of town property.
Brasher Town Supervisor M. James Dawson acknowledged the move would likely meet with some opposition. Other towns have done it, and there is always a hue and cry. But our equalization rate has dropped to 88 percent, and we would like to it be closer to 100 percent, he said.
Assessor Allen Fukes predicted the equalization rate could drop to 84 or 85 percent by next spring. He said the assessment on residential properties remains fairly close to assessed values, but he said sales of farmland and vacant land in the township have skyrocketed in recent years. Sales of vacant lands are going for 100 percent more than what they are assessed at. At first, it was people from down south paying $800, $900 an acre for property assessed at $300 an acre, the Brasher assessor said.
He said initially the higher prices were paid by people coming into the area from places like Pennsylvania and New Jersey, but he said the higher prices for vacant land are now being paid by local residents as well. He said Amish moving into the area have also been purchasing land at prices double or more than the assessed value of the property. But they are selling their land in Ohio and Pennsylvania for $2,000, $3,000 an acre, he said, pointing out the prices in the town compare favorably with the land values in their former hometowns.
Mr. Fukes said the Amish have purchased upwards of 300 to 400 acres of vacant land in the Helena area near the Franklin County line.
Weve had some out-of-state buyers paying upward of $1,200 an acre and thinking they were stealing it. We even have swamp land going for $400, $500 an acre for recreational use. Tillable farmland is now selling for $1,000, $1,500 an acre, and the farmers eat that right up. Even if it is not tillable, its going for $800, $900 an acre and it is assessed at $300, $400 an acre, he said.
St. Lawrence County Real Property Tax Director Darren W. Colton said the formula for determining equalization rates has changed in recent years. He said it is now a weighted average of four categories: utilities, residential, farm/vacant and commercial. Vacant land was never monitored by the state before, but now they are saying every section of property needs to be at the same level of assessment, he said.
The revaluation process will start with sales reviews and data collection work on residential and vacant land properties, and Mr. Fukes said he would like to start the actual revaluation process in June with the tax roll on the new assessments ready for the 2015 town and county tax rolls and the 2015-16 school tax rolls.
An equalization rate is the states measure of a municipalitys level of assessment. This is the ratio of total assessed value (AV) to the municipalitys total market value (MV) or AV/MV. The municipality determines the AV and the MV is estimated by New York state. An equalization rate of 100 means that the municipality is assessing property at 100 percent of market value. An equalization rate of less than 100 means that the municipalitys total market value is greater than its assessed value. An equalization rate of greater than 100 means that the total assessed value for the municipality is greater than its total market value, according to the countys Real Property Tax Office website.
Mr. Colton said if an equalization rate drops too low, it can increase a towns full value and increase the apportionment of county and school taxes for residents of that municipality.
Seventeen towns in the county Canton, DeKalb, Depeyster, Edwards, Hammond, Hermon, Hopkinton, Lawrence, Madrid, Massena, Morristown, Oswegatchie, Piercefield, Pitcairn, Potsdam, Rossie and Waddington currently have equalization rates of 100 percent. He said revals are planned next year in Stockholm and Pitcairn and tentatively in Macomb. We try to do three of four a year, he said.
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New Rules Impacting Tyson's All-Star Chances
SI's Ben Golliver points out that the NBA's new rules for All-Star voting have basically killed Tyson Chandler's chances of starting in the game. Under the new system, fans don't really vote for positions, but instead are allowed to choose two "backcourt" players and three "frontcourt" players, a change that was likely in response to the fact that the league has so few true centers anymore, and to the general malleability of player positions that is so common these days.
Chandler will still have ample opportunity to make the team, as one would expect he would still be a coach's selection, but his opportunity to start is most likely lost.
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Really, whether a player makes the All-Star team should only matter to that player and his family, and yet somehow it's hard as a fan to not get a wee bit peeved at things like this. Ultimately, I don't really care how many All-Star games Chandler plays in, and yet it would still be nice that our big fella got acknowledged as the East's best center. But what can you do?


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Firefighters stand on Tammie Ware's porch, at 376 West Main in Wellington, working to extract the driver of a car that was broadsided by a car carrier.
The truck knocked the car across Ware's yard where it stopped inches from the porch Sunday at 5:30 p.m. The man was coming out of 400 West onto State Highway 6 when he was hit by a Julies Auto Transport truck out of Texas.
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Divide the result by 1024 and you will get the size in MB
Speakeasy.net shows the test progress in Mbs. With many people still on dial-up it makes more sense to present results in Kbs.
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Worlds most expensive coin worth up to 5 million pounds goes on display in London!
The rare 1933 Double Eagle coin has gone on display in the capital for the first time as part of a landmark European tour. Although nearly half-a-million Double Eagles were minted in 1933 in the midst of the Great Depression most of them were melted down before leaving the United States Mint as part of a strategy to stabilize the American economy. Click here to read more and see photos of this extremely rare coin!!
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Oxford, Florida - The morning begins with a grim discovery, an 8-foot Albino Burmese Python is found wrapped around the body of a 2-year-old girl. Deputies say the snake strangled the child in her crib. Fish and Wildlife officials believe it's the first death by a constrictor in Florida.
The medical examiner removed the body of 2-year-old Shaiunna Hare from her home on County road 466 in Oxford around 12:30 Wednesday afternoon.
Deputies with the Sumter County Sheriff's office say it's a tragic death. Deputies had to wait five hours for a search warrant to enter the home. Around 4:45 p.m. they brought out the snake injured, but alive.
"Both the mother and boyfriend are very distraught when we arrived on scene," says Lt. Bobby Caruthers with the Sumter Sheriff's office.
The snake's owner 32-year-old Charles Darnell is Jaren Ashley Hare's the child's mother's boy friend. Darnell told deputies he secured the snake last night before going to bed. Around 12:30 a.m. he found the snake outside of its aquarium and in the living room. Darnell told deputies this time he put the snake in a bag secured it and placed the snake in the aquarium.
When he woke up this morning around 9 a.m. Darnell says he noticed the snake had slithered away again. He ran to the 2-year-old girl's bedroom.
"The snake is on the child bite mark on the forehead took a knife and stabbed snake until he was able to remove child from residence," says Caruthers.
"Burmese Python can get large they're constrictors reptiles of concern," warns Joy Hill with Fish and Wildlife Conservation.
Fish and Wildlife officials say these snakes require a permit to keep as pets and Darnell does not have one. "First the human safety factors when they get large and the other over running the native Florida habitat the Everglades," says Hill.
FWC officials say not having the required permit is a second degree misdemeanor that carries a $500 fine and 60 days in jail. In light of the child's death deputies say Darnell and the child's mother may face more serious charges, "Negligence charges," says Caruthers.
By early evening deputies had finished removing the aquarium the snake and been kept in, a dresser and the child's white crib. They also removed a second snake a 6-foot Boa Constrictor. The medical examiner will do an autopsy on Thursday. Caruthers says Darnell and Hare have been cooperating with investigators and deputies will continue questioning the two on Thursday.
Caruthers says the couple is mourning the child's death.
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Oxford, Florida - "It's hard to express," said Gary Morse, spokesman for Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. "When I heard this today, it's like I just don't believe it."
Morse is referring to news he heard after a call that came in to the Sumter County Sheriff's Office about the death of a 2-year-old in her bed.
Morse says that when the Sheriff and the Medical Examiner arrived on scene, they confirmed that 2-year-old Shaiunna Hare had died. And they learned that a 12-foot albino Burmese python was found on top of the child.
The snake's owner, Charles Jason Darnell, 32, lives at the Oxford home with the child and her mother, Jaden Ashley Hare, 23. Darnell found the snake on top of the child when he got out of bed Wednesday morning, and stabbed it. Lt. Bobby Caruthers from the Sumter Sheriff's Office said that the "snake was found on top of the child, and the child had a bite mark on her head."
The family has been interviewed by sheriff's deputies regarding Shaiunna's death, and officials from the FWC have also interviewed them regarding the possession of the python.
Morse says that Burmese pythons are "reptiles of concern that require a permit, and training in animal husbandry and proper caging."
"Mr. Darnell," Morse continued, "had no permit."
Another snake - a boa constrictor between six and eight feet long - was also found in the house, but no permit is needed for constrictors.
As of yet, the medical examiner has not confirmed the cause of death, and the investigation is still ongoing. It is undetermined as to whether the child died under the weight of the snake or by asphyxiation.
According to the Florida Wildlife Commission, pythons are a non-native species to Florida, although some Burmese pythons have been found in parts of the state.
Anyone who comes across a python is urged to call wildlife officials at 888-404-FWCC.
Here is a statement released by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission:
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office responded to a Sumter County residence on Wednesday morning after receiving a call that a snake was strangling a child. When the officers arrived on the scene, the child was dead, and the snake was found under furniture, having been stabbed by its owner.
Charles Jason Darnell (DOB 03-26-77) told officers he placed his 8-foot, 5-inch albino Burmese python in a bag and put it in an aquarium Tuesday night. When Darnell woke in the morning, he said he discovered the snake had escaped from both the bag and the aquarium. He told investigators that he discovered the python on top of Shaiunna Hare, age 2, and then he stabbed the snake before calling 911, according to Sumter County Sheriff's Office Lt. Bobby Caruthers.
Darnell is the boyfriend of the child's mother, Jaren Ashley Hare (DOB 09-08-85). Two older children were also in the residence at the time of death. They were unharmed.
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office is leading the investigation with help from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).
"This is a very sad situation," said Sheriff Bill Farmer. "We've never had anything like this in Sumter County or even Florida. To keep a large, unsecured snake in the house is just asking for trouble."
Burmese pythons are classified as Reptiles of Concern, and their owners must secure permits from the FWC's Captive Wildlife Section to keep them as pets. Approximately 450 licensees currently are permitted to possess Reptiles of Concern and/or venomous reptiles in Florida. The license costs $100 per year and mandates specific caging specifications and other requirements. Permits are issued to individuals at specific locations. No permit had been issued to Darnell or the residence in Sumter County. It is a second-degree misdemeanor to possess a Reptile of Concern without a permit.
Burmese pythons pose little risk to humans, and there have been no other documented attacks in Florida. Documented human attacks by pythons in the United States have involved the snake's owner or immediate family.
The snake was alive when officers removed it from the house on Wednesday afternoon. Investigators still are gathering information in the case.
The Humane Society of the United States has compiled other related stories:
- Indiana, 2006: A 23-year-old man was killed by his 14-foot pet reticulated python.
- Colorado, 2002: A man died after his pet Burmese python, who was wrapped loosely around his neck, suddenly constricted.
- Pennsylvania, 2001: An 8-year-old girl was home alone when she was apparently strangled by her father's pet Burmese python.
- Illinois, 1999: A couple's 7.5-foot African rock python escaped from an enclosure and killed their 3-year-old son.
- Colorado, 1993: A 15-year-old was killed by his brother's 11-foot pet python.
- Missouri, 1983: A man was crushed to death by his 16-foot pet Burmese python.
- Nevada, 1982: An 8-foot python escaped from his cage and killed a 21-month-old boy in his crib. The snake belonged to an unrelated man who lived in the house.
- Texas, 1980: A 7-month-old girl was killed by her father's 8-foot pet reticulated python. The snake had forced his way out of a covered aquarium.
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COLTON - Last year when Colton-Pierrepont Central School introduced Google Chromebooks to its high school students, there were some hurdles as students adjusted to using a device that was unfamiliar to many of them.
I realized I needed a class to aid their tech needs, social studies teacher Megan Leger said. Last year I noticed how much time I was taking away from my subject area to teach them how to use the Chromebooks.
As the year progressed, some students picked up the technology while other continued to struggle and it was with that in mind that Ms. Leger started Tech Busters, a class thats offered every other day for the first half of the school year. Now that most of the students are familiar with the devices, the class has grown into a lot more than just learning the basics of the technology.
One of our goals here at CPCS has been to get kids to be their own leaders, Ms. Leger said during a presentation to the board of education earlier this month.
Referring to the students in the class, Ms. Leger said, They are becoming my experts and my leaders. If there is anyone sitting there in English class with a tech issue, usually there is a Tech Buster there who is able to help them out.
Two students in the class, sophomore Zachary Williams and junior Jonathan Porter, said helping other students is one of the best parts of being a Tech Buster.
I feel that other students who havent taken this class wont be able to do as much, but we can also teach them how to use these tools, Mr. Williams said.
Mr. Porter agreed saying helping younger kids, is the best part of the class.
Were almost looked up upon, he said.
But before the class got started, Mr. Williams and Mr. Porter said they signed up to learn more about the Chromebooks.
The laptops were kind of new in the school, and I was trying to learn how to use them and learn different ways to use their tools for projects, Mr. Williams said.
Mr. Porter echoed those sentiments, We got notified that we would be the first students to learn new things about the Chromebooks.
Its a good class to get them oriented with technology, Ms. Leger said, adding next year she is hoping to have a Tech Busters I and Tech Busters II class.
We needed a course that taught kids different ways technology, she said. Instead of just texting, Facebooking or Tweeting, we were doing infographics. They like playing games, but were making games. You cant have a career playing games, but you can have a great career making games.
And one of the best parts about the class is its costing the district little or no money since each of the students already have Google Chromebooks assigned to them.
With all these budget cuts going on, I was looking for a way to teach them technology skills that could be useful to them down the road, Ms. Leger said.
Superintendent Joseph A. Kardash said he likes what he sees, not only from the student Tech Busters but from Ms. Leger as well.
She has been a peer leader with out teachers, helping them to adopt technology into their curriculum, and shes replicating that with the students and creating peer leaders to help other students, he said. These are the little things that are helping to make our laptop program successful.
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The 36th Annual Accounting Accounting Conference was an outstanding success thanks to a blockbuster lineup of presenters that included:
Denny Beran, Chairman of the Board, Institute of Internal Auditors, and senior VP of audit, JC Penney Corporation, who spoke about "Enhancing the Value of Internal Auditing." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cC3NsxddZg
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POTSDAM A compressor leak in the ammonia cooling system for SUNY Potsdams ice arena was repaired after an early morning alert Tuesday brought in hazardous materials crews, county decontamination units and fire departments from as far away as Watertown.
About 6 a.m., a custodian doing a walk-through in Maxcy Hall, the colleges athletic facility, smelled ammonia and contacted a supervisor. The college evacuated the building and the immediate area, and canceled all classes and access to the building for the remainder of the day.
SUNY Potsdams Environmental Health and Safety Department contacted state and local first responders to set the ball rolling to figure out what was going on, university spokeswoman Alexandra M. Jacobs said.
No injuries were reported, and the university said the leak never presented a serious danger. The university could not confirm how much ammonia had leaked.
As of 5 p.m. Tuesday, the source of the leak had been repaired, but the building could not be reopened.
There is still currently a lingering strong ammonia odor in the building, Ms. Jacobs said in a statement released at 5 p.m. The college is working on airing out the facility to let the odor dissipate. The safety perimeter will remain up during this process, and the building will remain closed tonight.
Campus officials planned to conduct a walk-through of the building at 6 a.m. today to review its air quality before determining whether classes and activities could resume in the athletics facility.
Students and faculty were advised to check the status of the building via email this morning.
Obviously peoples safety comes first, Ms. Jacobs said. We are making sure that students, faculty, staff and visitors stay away from the building.
Work is being done to the cooling system as part of an $8.7 million renovation of the arena.
Clean Harbors Co., contracted by SUNY Potsdam, headed the environmental cleanup in conjunction with Op-Tech Environmental Services, Massena. Additional responders included university police and physical plant crews; the St. Lawrence County Office of Emergency Services; fire departments from Potsdam, West Potsdam, Fort Drum and Watertown; the Potsdam Volunteer Rescue Squad; hazardous materials teams from Fort Drum and Franklin and Jefferson counties; state police; the state Department of Environmental Conservation; the Jefferson County Office of Fire and Emergency Management, and the state Office of Fire Prevention and Control.
In June, St. Lawrence County legislators voted against taking $35,000 from contingency to fund the countys 16-member hazardous materials response team. That team is inactive because of a lack of annual Occupational Safety and Health Administration training this year.
St. Lawrence County Emergency Services Director Joseph M. Gilbert said the various mutual-aid agreements exist for situations such as this. He said the response time Tuesday morning was impressive.
We have hazmat personnel on the scene with their technical expertise and advisement to the first responders, Mr. Gilbert said Tuesday morning. All of our first responders, to a degree, are trained in hazmat operations, so we are not without expertise, and we have that on scene.
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