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A man in his 80s has died after he was apparently struck by a truck in Kapahulu Friday, according to police.
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MASSENA - Saturday was a day made for playgrounds, and a group of volunteers made sure children and their caregivers had a safe environment later in the day as they enjoyed sunshine and temperatures hovering around the 70 degree mark.
Massena Village Police Chief Timmy J. Currier said nearly 50 volunteers spent time Saturday morning searching parks and public gathering places in Massena for discarded needles. They found just one needle Saturday morning.
Members of the Massena Drug Free Coalition, along with many volunteers, conducted a syringe sweep of parks and playground in Massena, looking for discarded syringes.
Police have said over 60 discarded needles have been located in parks, playgrounds and sidewalks since January 2013, a reflection of the use of heroin in the community
Crews searchedAlcoa Field Park, Brighton Street play area, Elm Circle Park, the north side of the Footbridge Park, North Main Street Park, Springs Park, the Massena Creative Playground on Danforth Place, Jefferson School Playground, Madison School Playground, Nightengale School Playground and Trinity School Playground.
The sweeps were completed within approximately two hours.
What a wonderful turnout we had, thanks to everyone that supported this initiative. We were able to break up into four teams and thoroughly check the play areas, Mr. Currier said. :Thankfully, only one syringe was located. It was at the Brighton Street play are. Massena Rescue Squad personnel safely removed it. Its a great sign that only one syringe was found.
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Located at Mastodon Lake at Phillips Park. Cruisin' Waves is proud to present to the public Go-Float electric boats. Come on out and bring the family and enjoy this unique form of recreation and entertainment on the water! Open daily 12 pm - 7 pm Wednesday - Sunday (weather permitting). Regular boat rental pricing is $25/half hour.
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All Spoked Up has the best variety of kids, cruisers, road, mountain, fixed gear and BMX bicycles, along with the highest quality and best price service/rep.
Lake View Nature Center
Lake View Nature Center is dedicated to bringing fun, hands-on environmental education and recreation opportunities to promote awareness and appreciation of the natural world. Learn and play with hands-on exhibits, live animals, fishing pond, and summer paddleboat rentals.
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Since 1981, Theis Farm Market has been providing high quality, exceptionally great tasting local produce. Family owned and operated, they take pride in their work and are constantly striving to meet new demands by delivering even better tasting produce and higher quality products. They started out with a wagon by the road full of vegetables. Greenhouses came as a necessity for the starting of our field plants. They decided to do a few flowers for fun and that quickly turned into the place to go for top quality beautiful bedding plants, including Barb's original mixed planters and baskets. Now they have bedding and vegetable plants starting in the spring following through to summer with ripe tasty vegetables and into the fall for pumpkins, squash, gourds and all your other fall decorations. They always carry fresh eggs, homegrown popcorn, honey from the bees on their farm, syrups and jams from slack's. May1st-October 31st Monday-Saturday 9am-6pm Sundays and Holidays 10am-5pm Closed: July 4th
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Batavia Riverwalk
As the centerpiece of downtown Batavia, the Riverwalk extends along the Depot Pond and Fox River to a north point pavilion, where grand views of the Fox River are available.
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Welcome to 100 acres of prairies, savannas, woodlands, wetlands, and ponds- otherwise known as Loyola University Chicago's Retreat and Ecology Campus. Located in beautiful Woodstock, Ill., our retreat facility welcomes guests to visit our ecologically friendly campus and experience the great outdoors through a multitude of interactive team building activities. The Retreat and Ecology Campus provides a serene setting for overnight conferences, retreats, workshops, classes, and special events, while allowing individuals to connect intellectually, spiritually, and through nature.
Springbrook Nature Center
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Walcamp Outdoor Ministries Family Campground
Walcamp Outdoor Ministries Family Camp would like to invite you and your family to come camping with us! Can host family reunions, company or church picnics, and many themed weekends! Situated on 177 acres of woods, fields, streams and ponds!
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Ferson Creek Park
Beautiful park along the Fox River & Ferson Creek offers picnic sites, shelter, playground, fishing and and canoe launch.
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Oak Brook Park District
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Oak Brook Park District represents five parks totaling 150 acres, and four facilities: Family Recreation Center (the Family Aquatic Center and Premiere Fitness Club), the Racquet Club, the Dorothy and Sam Dean Nature Sanctuary and Central Park West.
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Red Barn Market
It's spring and we are open 8 to 6 everyday. We now have a great selection of vegetable plants, herbs, annuals, perennials, and hanging baskets. New plans are coming in every week. As always there is pottery, outdoor furniture, and fountains. Also, we have fresh asparagus direct from or farm. Come today and check us out!
McHenry County Fairgrounds
Site of Annual County Fair and other events.
Cernan Earth and Space Center
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Round Lake Park District
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Primrose Farm Park
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Red Oak Nature Center
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Elmhurst Park District
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Elmhurst Park District exists to provide opportunities for the enjoyment of residents and visitors, particularly those opportunities that people cannot supply for themselves. With facilities like the Sugar Creek Golf Course, the Elmhurst Art Museum, a skate park, two swimming pools, several fitness & recreation centers, over twenty neighborhood parks, and miles of bike paths and trails, the Elmhurst Park District will satisfy the needs of any audience.
Fox Valley Ice Arena & Fitness Club
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Holes & Knolls Miniature Golf Course & Clubhouse in Maryknoll Park
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In California today a teacher became yet another victim of gun violence in U.S. schools. According to initial reports, the teacher was shot by a student who he'd had an argument with earlier in the day. After years of reading about these horrific school shootings (Wikipedia lists over 45 of these incidents in the last 5 years), many of us are plagued by the following question: Why does this keep happening?
While there is little doubt that school shootings are the result of many complex factors, some research suggests that a combination of feeling ostracized and not in control could lead individuals to act overly aggressive. Reacting to years of ostracism has consistently been cited as a possible motive in the massacres at both Columbine High School and Virginia Tech. Yet Williams (2007) points out that many individuals who experience ostracism respond by increasing the attention they pay to others and consciously trying to please those around them. It seems, then, that ostracized individuals tend to deal with the pain of ostracism in one of two ways: some become more passive while others become more aggressive.
So what determines how an ostracized person reacts? Williams (2007) suggests that the aggression that sometimes follows ostracism may be the individual's attempt to restore a sense of control over their environment. Because ostracized individuals often feel invisible, acting out in aggressive ways forces others to notice and acknowledge them. Aggression in this case may be the only way the individual is able to reclaim a sense of control over their environment.
While we continue to come to grips with the tragedy of school shootings, it may be worth keeping these ideas in mind. If we want to stop these acts of violence, we may want to take a closer look at how ostracism impacts other areas of the ostracized person's life.
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Williams, K.D. (2007). Ostracism: The kiss of social death. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 1, 236-237.


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BRASHER FALLS Brasher officials are looking for residents who might be interested in filling a vacancy on the Town Council.
The board has been absent one member since the death of Margaret M. Burns on Nov. 2.
Supervisor M. James Dawson presented a resolution this week that was approved by the board, soliciting names to fill the vacancy. Anyone who is interested in filling the council seat must submit a written application to the Brasher Town Clerk, P.O. Box 358, Brasher Falls, N.Y. 13613. Applications must be received by 3 p.m. Feb. 26.
Applicants must be residents of the town of Brasher, according to Mr. Dawson. He said the board plans to interview candidates, most likely in March, before making a decision.
Mrs. Burns, 64, remained on the Nov. 5 ballot for her third four-year term as councilwoman. She received 297 votes during the election. Mr. Dawson said the person appointed will fill the seat this year, but will have to run in November for the remaining three years of the term.
Mrs. Burns originally had been elected in 2005, garnering the most votes among three candidates that year, and also was the top vote-getter of two candidates when she ran for re-election in 2009. She and Councilman William D. Demo ran unopposed in the last election.
She was the first woman elected to the Brasher Town Council since the towns founding on June 6, 1825, according to Mr. Dawson.
In addition to her work on the town board, Mrs. Burns had been active in other efforts. She was the first female interior firefighter for the Helena Fire Department and, according to her obituary, the first in St. Lawrence County.
She also served as the departments treasurer and was a member of the departments auxiliary.
Mrs. Burns also served on the St. Lawrence Central School Board of Education and LBSH board of directors and was a member of the Democratic Club and Tri-Town Trailblazers Snowmobile Club.
She retired in June 2012 after 28 years as a customer service representative at the W.B. Goodnow Agency in Winthrop.
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This week, November 11th through 17th, is Winter Weather Awareness Week in Ohio. Each day this week, we'll bring you a different topic about winter weather.
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Today's Topic: A look back at the winter of '11-'12
The winter of 2011-2012 was very warm with above normal precipitation, but below normal snowfall. Temperatures across northern Ohio averaged at least four degrees above normal each month from November through March.
The December through February period was one of the top ten warmest ever at all of the major reporting stations. Akron-Canton finished in the 4th warmest position while Cleveland experienced its 7th warmest December through February period ever and warmest since the winter of 2000-2001.
The season ended on a very warm note with record warmth in March. New records for the warmest average temperature were established along with many daily high temperature records. High temperatures were in the 80s a handful of times during the month with average temperatures finishing the month at least 13 degrees above normal at all of the major climate sites.
November, December and January were all relatively wet months. Precipitation totals for all three months were well above normal. But, the warm temperatures those months let much of the precipitation fall as rain and not snow. As a result, snowfall totals for the winter were the lowest in years.
Cleveland ended up with only 38.9 inches of snow, the lowest total since 34.0 inches fell in the winter of 1997-1998. Only 20.8 Inches was recorded at Toledo. Totals in the snowbelt to the east of Cleveland were also below normal with a peak of 83.4 inches at Montville in Geauga County. That total is less than half the normal peak total. The first significant winter storm occurred during the first couple of days of January.
A strong cold swept across the region causing lake effect snow showers to develop in northeast Ohio. Peak snowfall totals for the storm were around 15 inches but strong winds accompanied the snow and caused much blowing and drifting. Another lake effect event occurred during the middle of January with up to two feet of snow over portions of Lake, Ashtabula and Geauga counties on the 12th through 14th.
This was followed a few days later by an area of strong low pressure moving across the region. Showers and thunderstorms along with wind gusts in excess of 60 mph accompanied that system. Periodic light snow and a couple episodes of lake effect snow occurred in February. Snowfall totals for the month were around a foot at the major climate sites.
Another damaging wind storm occurred on the 24th of the month. Widespread power outages resulted from winds in excess of 60 mph. Little snow fell during the month of March but there was yet another wind storm on March 2nd and 3rd. More wind damage was reported throughout northern Ohio.
There were also a few more severe thunderstorms. March ended with a hard freeze on the morning of 27th. Trees that had begun to blossom during the recent warm spell were damaged by the freeze.
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As provided by the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998, prospective students and employees are entitled to request and receive a copy of the College's Annual Security Report. The report includes statistics for the past three years concerning crimes (whether they occurred on campus, in off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by the College, or on public property adjacent to campus) reported to campus security authorities. Each report also provides campus policies and practices concerning security – how to report sexual assault and other crimes, crime prevention efforts, policies/laws governing alcohol and drugs, victims' assistance programs, student discipline, campus resources, and other matters. The Security Report is available on-line through the following link:
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The propose of this study is to generate normative data of the tree-dimensional echocardiographic(3-DE) measurements for cardiac structure and function in a large cohort of normal infants, children,and adolescents. The investigators also sought to investigate the utility of 3-DE in evaluating infants, children and adolescents with congenital and acquired heart diseases.
Congenital Heart Disease
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Real-time 3-Dimensional Echocardiography for Assessment of Cardiac Function and Congenital Heart Disease
|Study Start Date:
|February 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Group 1
Subjects who are healthy normal children.
Group 2
Subjects who have congenital heart disease.
Group 3
Subjects who have sickle cell disease
Group 4
Subjects who have Duchenne muscular dystrophy
Group 5
Patients who have Marfan syndrome and other aortic disease
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 19 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Group 1. (n=300) Subjects who are healthy normal children. Group 2. (n=300) Subjects who have congenital heart disease. Group 3. (n=100) Subjects who have sickle cell disease. Group 4. (n=50) Subjects who have Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Group 5. (n=50) Subjects who have Marfan syndrome and aortic disease.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects with diagnosis that fits into Group 1 to 5 and who are willing to participate (consent/assent obtained)
- Do not meet the exclusion criteria (as follows).
Exclusion Criteria:
- Unwilling to participate or give consent.
- Clinically unstable.
- Unable to co-operate.
- Poor acoustic windows.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01300221
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Drexel University College of Medicine/St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19140
|Principal Investigator:
|Shuping Ge, MD
|Drexel University College of Medicine/St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
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|Responsible Party:
|Drexel University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01300221 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|February 17, 2011
|Last Updated:
|September 4, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Drexel University:
Three dimension echocardiography
Congenital heart disease
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Heart Defects, Congenital
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Abnormalities
Cardiovascular Diseases
Congenital Abnormalities
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PAWTUCKET --- You can tell a business is booming when after three months in operation, the owners have been so busy that they haven't found the time to plan a Grand Opening ceremony.
That's been the case with the ownership group of DH Hitting, LLC, a baseball and softball indoor training facility on 70 Vineyard St. in Pawtucket that opened its doors last Nov. 16 and hasn't slowed down since the very first swings were taken in their batting tunnels.
Davies Tech softball coach Scott Cooper, his father, Ray Cooper (a football and hockey coach at Tolman throughout the 1980s), and former Exeter/West Greenwich High softball coach Steve Hoard are the proud owners of DH Hitting, and all three are focused on the same goal — giving softball and baseball players of all ages and levels (from the area and beyond) an opportunity to sharpen their talents year-round.
"I've had a lot of kids coming here everyday since we opened our doors," Scott Cooper said during a break in his hectic schedule on Thursday afternoon in the spacious hallway of DH Hitting. "I've had teams come here from as far as Norton, Mass. and players from Grafton, Medford, and Attleboro. SAGRA (the South Attleboro Girls Recreation Association) has already booked over 120 hours with us. It's been huge."
Cooper and his father had been throwing around the idea of opening an indoor facility "for quite some time, the past three years," but the wheels quickly got into motion last summer during a discussion Cooper and Hoard had while Cooper was coaching Hoard's 13-year-old daughter, Tori, on Cooper's East Coast Drama, Inc. U-14 girls' softball travel team, one of the Drama's five ballclubs.
"Steve said, 'You know, I'd love to open my own place,' " recalled Cooper, "and it was kind of funny because me and my father had been throwing the idea around, so I said, "Steve, why don't you go talk to my dad? I want you to tell him what you were talking about, but I want my father to give you the answer.
"They were talking, and then Steve came back up to me and said, 'You got to be kidding me! You guys were talking about this for three years?' So the three of us eventually sat down and had a discussion, and we said, 'This is what we're going to do. Let's do it and run with it.' "
And run with it they did. The first order of business was finding a location for their facility, and they checked out warehouses in East Providence, Pawtucket, Providence, Johnston, and Smithfield before settling on the old Dortek Manufacturing building.
"It was very dark, dingy, and gloomy, and there were three to four inches of dirt and dust on the floor," said Cooper. "But we were talking over 20,000 square feet of room. It was huge. I knew this was the place.
"It took a good month of work. My father and I actually did all of the work in there ourselves, and we were going at it for 18-20 hours on some days. But we had no choice because the weather was getting cold and I needed a home for my East Coast Drama organization for the winter."
Once the work was completed, DH Hitting was ready for business, and among its features are...
— A full-size regulation turf infield for softball or Little League baseball with 60-foot basepaths, as well as one three-quarter sized infield in an adjacent room reserved for the East Coast Drama's teams.
— Thirteen lanes for pitching and hitting.
— Four Major League regulation-sized pitching mounds.
— Ten hitting wheels and pitching machines.
— The option of using dimple or real baseballs and softballs.
— A recreation room for the Drama players and parents, complete with two small flat-screen TVs in the far corners of the room, couches, a refrigerator, and a microwave.
"We saved up our coaching money that we made over the past few years," admitted Cooper. "We paid for everything inside here all out of our pockets. No loans, no nothing. It's been all blood, sweat, and tears."
While the three owners have put in a lot of money, they haven't been asking for a lot in return in the prices they are offering for an annual membership or hourly rentals of the facility.
The annual membership fee is dirt cheap at $200 per person and $495 for a family membership of three or more children. Members have the green light to use the facility's batting cages and pitching mound, as well as the machines and balls.
Non-members can also use the cages and mound for $15 per half hour or $25 per hour. The entire training room (includes up to five pitching and hitting lanes, the machines and balls, and use of the turf infield area) is available at $125 per hour.
"The way the economy is, and the way that baseball and softball teams around here are trying to survive, its very tough," said Cooper. "We're not trying to kill anybody with our prices. It's $200 per kid for the year. And I'm offering a whole room for $125 an hour. Where can you get that?"
The low prices and the quality of the facility and its equipment have kept the phones at DH Hitting ringing off the hook for reservations, and because of that, Cooper has some advice for those who wish to reserve some time at the facility.
"Call us right away," he said. "It's first come, first serve. People need to call us right away. It's been crazy here, and so far, the weekends have been packed. If you drive by Vineyard Street, you'll see about 50 cars on that street, from 8 a.m. to 10 at night."
While the facility primarily caters to young softball and baseball players, Cooper also hopes to draw more adult slowpitch softball players, especially those that play in weekend tournaments at the nearby Hank Soar Complex.
"We're just 200 yards away from Hank Soar," he added. "It's a very short walk. I know there's a tournament there almost every weekend, and we can cater to the teams that play there and want to take some swings off our machines while they're looking to kill time in between games."
But make no mistake about it, it's the kids that matter the most at DH Hitting, and the No. 1 reason why the Coopers and Hoard wanted to create their spacious facility.
"We want to see the kids around these parts of the woods get what they deserve," said Cooper. "We have some great athletes around here, and we want to offer them a place where they can get the proper training that they need to succeed in their careers.
"I want to read the paper and see a girl or a boy that's been practicing in my facility -- busting their tails for the past three or four months -- doing something good for their high school teams," he added. "Even though they play for other teams and just work out at my facility, I want to say, 'That's one of my kids.' That would be awesome."
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|Condensed 2014 state Capitol vote records, as outlined
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|House legislation designed to make life easier for illegal aliens to access public benefits in Ge...
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Condensed 2014 state Capitol vote records, as outlined
Drivers licenses to illegal aliens:
Senate floor vote on amending SB 392 with the language of SB 404 intended to end the practice of issuing drivers licenses to Obama's DACA illegal aliens:
*NOTE: This vote was not tallied on the public Senate vote machine and was done by a "stand and be counted" hand vote that was not officially recorded.
A "YEA" vote on the amendment was in favor of illegal aliens losing the ability to access a Georgia drivers license. A "NAY" vote on the amendment was a vote to continue to allow illegal aliens to have a Georgia drivers license.
Georgia state Senators voting "YEA" on the amendment (all Republicans):
Bill Heath
Steve Gooch
Josh McKoon
Judson Hill
Don Balfour
John Albers
William Ligon
David Shafer
Officially excused from the Senate floor during this important vote:
Mike Crane
Tim Golden
Donzella James (D)
Jeff Mullis
Bruce Thompson
Renee Unterman
Georgia Senate vote on confirmation of Rocio Del Milagro Woody to the state Board of Corrections on the Governor's Lst of Appointments
Senate floor vote record HERE.
*Note # 1: The Senate has the option of considering any or all individuals on the governor'slist separately.
*Note # 2: After originally voting "NAY" on the Governor's list of appointments, Senator Judson Hill (R-Marietta) sent a letter to the Secretary of the Senate changing his vote record to "YEA."
"While referring to illegally present aliens as "immigrants" and immigration enforcement as "anti-business," Deal's newly appointed corrections board member Del Milagro Woody has publicly spoken-out against the federal 287(g) program, Attrition Through Enforcement, and complained that immigration law in Arizona "has encouraged Georgia politicians to claim that illegal immigration is costing jobs and threatening the economy."
HB 1051 – altering method and documents needed to renew public benefits, vote on passage
House vote HERE
Senate vote HERE
(The bill was defeated in the Senate)
RECCOMENNDED VIDEO BONUS: If you want to see the Senate vote on official archived video see HERE, go to "Senate PM 5" and slide the timer to 33:11.
House legislation designed to make life easier for illegal aliens to access public benefits in Georgia defeated in the state Senate
Perhaps one of the most deceptive bills of the season, House Bill 1051 (Tom Dickson, R, Dalton) flew through the Georgia House early in the 2014 General Assembly, but was killed in the Senate after some basic educational work and political pressure was applied. The ACCG/GMA/ACLU anti-enforcement coalition has remained publicly silent in their failure to slip this one through the system.
Pro-enforcement Americans gain a small, likely temporary, victory in Nathan Deal's Republican-ruled Georgia. You can see how your own state Rep and state Senator voted on the bottom.
It should be noted that DACA illegal aliens ("Deferred action does not provide an individual with lawful status") are accessing most taxpayer-funded Georgia public benefits, including state issued ID cards and drivers licenses and also
(A) Adult education;
(B) Authorization to conduct a commercial enterprise or business;
(C) Business certificate, license, or registration;
(D) Business loan;
(E) Cash allowance;
(F) Disability assistance or insurance;
(G) Down payment assistance;
(H) Energy assistance;
(I) Food stamps;
(J) Gaming license;
(K) Grants;
(L) Health benefits;
(M) Housing allowance, grant, guarantee, or loan;
(N) Loan guarantee;
(O) Medicaid;
(P) Occupational license;
(Q) Professional license;
(R) Public and assisted housing;
(S) Registration of a regulated business;
(T) Rent assistance or subsidy;
(U) Retirement benefits;
(V) State grant or loan;
(W) State issued driver's license and identification card;
(X) Tax certificate required to conduct a commercial business;
(Y) Temporary assistance for needy families (TANF);
(Z) Unemployment insurance; and
(AA) Welfare to work.
House vote record HERE
Senate vote record HERE
· VIDEO If you want to see the Senate vote on official archived video see HERE, go to "Senate PM 5" and slide the timer to 33:11-52:24
Last week the Republican-controlled Georgia Senate confirmed Republican Governor Nathan Deal's appointment of GALEO's anti-enforcement leftist Ms. Rocio Del Milagro Woody to the state's Board of Corrections.
While referring to illegally present aliens as "immigrants" and immigration enforcement as "anti-business," Deal's newly appointed corrections board member Del Milagro Woody has publicly spoken-out against immigration enforcement, the federal 287(g) program, the proven effective attrition through enforcement concept and complained that immigration law in Arizona "has encouraged Georgia politicians to claim that illegal immigration is costing jobs and threatening the economy."
The vote for confirmation of the list of the Governor's appointments was 39 "YEA" - *13 "NAY" and 4 not voting. You can see how your own state Senator voted on the official Senate vote record, which is HERE.
*NOTE: Senator Judson Hill originally voted "NAY" but has since asked the Secretary of the Senate to change the record to reflect a "YEA" vote to confirm Rocio Del Milagro Woody to a five-year term on the corrections board.
It is important to know that the Senate had the ability to consider Woody's name separately from the other names on Deal's list of appointees.
The Republican Majority Leader moved to dispense with the reading of the list of appointments. There were no objections to the motion or the inclusion of Rocio Del Milagro Woody's appointment and the motion passed.
VIDEO: If you want to watch the short Senate video archive of this vote, it is HERE . Debate at 211:30 . Vote at 218:00.
Last week the same Republican-controlled Georgia Senate voted down an amendment to legislation that would have ended the issuance of drivers licenses to illegal aliens. You can see how your own state Senator voted on that disgraceful issue HERE.
A Senate Resolution that would have allowed Georgia voters to answer a November ballot question on amending the state constitution making English the official language of government and ending the current practice of offering the written drivers license test in 11 language other than English was not allowed to escape from Senate Rules committee. The same resolution passed in Oklahoma in 2010 by 76%.
All of this is due to the orders from the Chamber of Commerce and big business.
Welcome to Republican-ruled Georgiafornia.!
Upon educated constituent's complaints to some Republican Georgia state Senators, we are hearing that the Senators are telling constituents that they had no choice on voting on the confirmation of Rocio Del Milagro Woody, because the Governor's List of Appointments was "presented in a bundle." This is not true. As you can see on the video, the Senators waived the individual reading of the names on the list.
They knowingly voted to create a "bundle" after having been educated on Gov. Nathan Deal's appointment of this leftist Democrat.
Also, some Senators are claiming to have known nothing about Rocio Del Milagro Woody or that her name was on the list of appointees. This would be alarming if it were true, because it means that they blindly voted on confirmation to an important state position.
But, they did have an education on Woody: I personally stood at the door of the Republican Senate Caucus meeting the week before they voted an handed out a printed copy of the above Breitbart News article linked above.
VIDEO Keeping score at Georgia's Republican-controlled state Senate:
Who voted to continue to allow illegal aliens to obtain and keep Georgia drivers licenses?
Ever ask yourself what really goes on under the Gold Dome? Here's something. There is a link to official video at the bottom. See if you recognize anyone.
With a Republican-super majority, on March 3, 2014 -"Cross-over Day" - the Georgia state Senate voted on an amendment to legislation related to drivers licenses. Republican state Senator Bill Heath, unable to move his own bill out of the Senate Rules Committee, attempted to attach the same language to SB 392.
The amendment's addition would have stopped the issuance of drivers licenses to illegal aliens who have benefitted from Obama's illegal delayed action on deportation DACA amnesty. It is important to know that the DACA illegal aliens are still illegal aliens.
The Heath Amendment, with co-signers Senators Mike Crane, John Albers, Josh McKoon, William Ligon and Judson Hill, failed by a vote of 27-8. There are 56 state Senators. 38 Republicans, 18 Democrats. For the Obama-voters, this vote shows that 21 members of the Senate did not vote.
NOTE: This vote was not tallied on the public Senate vote machine and was done by a "stand and be counted" hand vote that was not officially recorded. Handy, ehh?
A "YEA" vote was in favor of illegal aliens losing the ability to access a Georgia drivers license. A "NAY" vote on the amendment was a vote to continue to allow illegal aliens to have a Georgia drivers license.
*Georgia state Senators voting "YEA" on the amendment (all Republicans):
Bill Heath
Steve Gooch
Josh McKoon
Judson Hill
Don Balfour
John Albers
William Ligon
David Shafer
*Officially excused from the Senate floor during this important vote:
Mike Crane
Tim Golden
Donzella James (D)
Jeff Mullis
Bruce Thompson
Renee Unterman
*Subtracting the "YEA" votes and the excused list of excused senators (who did not vote) gives us the list of Georgia state Senators who voted "NAY" on the amendment. Or did not vote. This is called "walking" on a vote so as not to offend anyone politically.
*Beach, Brandon (Republican) 21 Alpharetta
Bethel, Charlie (Republican) 54 Dalton
Burke, Dean (Republican) 11 Bainbridge
Butler, Gloria S. (Democrat) 55 Stone Mountain
Carter, Buddy (Republican) 1 Pooler
Carter, Jason (Democrat) 42 Decatur
Chance, Ronnie (Republican) 16 Tyrone
Cowsert, Bill (Republican) 46 Athens
Crosby, John (Republican) 13 Tifton
Davenport, Gail (Democrat) 44 Jonesboro
Davis, Hardie (Democrat) 22 Augusta
Dugan, Mike (Republican) 30 Carrollton
Fort, Vincent (Democrat) 39 Atlanta
Ginn, Frank (Republican) 47 Danielsville
Harbison, Ed (Democrat) 15 Columbus
Harper, Tyler (Republican) 7 Ocilla
Henson, Steve (Democrat) 41 Tucker
Hill, Hunter (Republican) 6 Atlanta
Hill, Jack (Republican) 4 Reidsville
Hufstetler, Chuck (Republican) 52 Rome
Jackson, Bill (Republican) 24 Appling
Jackson, Lester G. (Democrat) 2 Savannah
Jeffares, Rick (Republican) 17 McDonough
Jones, Burt (Republican) 25 Jackson
Jones, Emanuel (Democrat) 10 Decatur
Millar, Fran (Republican) 40 Atlanta
Miller, Butch (Republican) 49 Gainesville
Murphy, Jack (Republican) 27 Cumming
Orrock, Nan (Democrat) 36 Atlanta
Ramsey, Sr., Ronald B. (Democrat) 43 Decatur
Seay, Valencia (Democrat) 34 Riverdale
Sims, Freddie Powell (Democrat) 12 Dawson
Staton, Cecil (Republican) 18 Macon
Stone, Jesse (Republican) 23 Waynesboro
Tate, Horacena (Democrat) 38 Atlanta
Thompson, Curt (Democrat) 5 Tucker
Thompson, Steve (Democrat) 33 Marietta
Tippins, Lindsey (Republican) 37 Marietta
Tolleson, Ross (Republican) 20 Perry
Wilkinson, John (Republican) 50 Toccoa
*Here is the official archived video of the Senate floor debate that occurred before the vote. Go to Senate PM 1 , Day 30 (Crossover Day), Monday, March 3, 2014 slide indicator to 305:00.
The below is a press release from the Federation for American Immigration Reform on what real, principled "immigration reform" would do for Americans. What a concept, huh?
I'll add two points:
1) The nationally suicidal extension of birthright citizenship to children born to illegal aliens should be challenged and overturned. 2) And adopting English as the official language of these United States would go a long way towards uniting the most diverse nation in the world. Si?
This ought to keep the anti-enforcement nuts babbling for a few days. Have fun!
From FAIR:
Principled Immigration Reform Puts Americans First
PR Newswire
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15, 2014
House GOP Leaders Must Rule Out Amnesty and Increased Immigration, Says FAIR
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Under the leadership of Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), House Republicans are drafting a set of immigration reform principles to guide them as they debate immigration in 2014. They plan to release these principles in time for their January 29th GOP retreat.
At the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), we hope these principles will finally place the interests of Americans first – an idea that is conspicuously absent from the reforms being proposed by the leaders of either party.
FAIR's core principles for immigration reform are:
No more amnesties. We can create clever euphemisms, but the only people we will be fooling are ourselves. Any policy that legalizes illegal aliens is amnesty and will lead to even more illegal immigration. This includes any "pathways to citizenship" or legalization programs that grant green cards or work visas.
Secure our borders. The last time our government measured border security, only 13 percent of our borders are under "operational control." That is simply unacceptable. To get the job done, we must use all the tools at our disposal. We must put more boots on the ground, add infrastructure (such as fencing) and implement proven technology to reduce the flow of illegal aliens across the border.
End visa overstays. Approximately 30-40 percent of illegal aliens are aliens who entered the U.S. legally, but overstayed their visas. To end this practice, we must add Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and finally implement a biometric entry-exit system at all ports of entry—a system already required by law.
Stop the hiring of illegal workers. Unless we remove the incentives to enter the U.S. illegally, we will not stop illegal immigration. We must eliminate the jobs magnet by requiring all employers use E-Verify and demand rigorous worksite enforcement that holds both employers and illegal workers accountable.
Robustly and uniformly enforce our immigration laws. Policies that direct law enforcement to ignore violations of our laws undermine the rule of law and are inherently unjust to law-abiding legal immigrants. We must enforce our existing immigration laws, eliminate fraud throughout the system, and prohibit the adoption of policies by state/local governments that encourage illegal immigration or provide benefits to illegal aliens. Enforcement doesn't require mass deportation. If we enforce our laws and remove the incentives to remain here, many illegal aliens will go home on their own.
Implement a merit-based immigration system. Our immigration system should choose immigrants based on an objective assessment of who is most likely to benefit the economic and social interests of our nation.
End family chain migration. Family-based immigration must be limited to spouses and unmarried minor children. Entitlements for extended family migration lead to an immigration system that is not based on merit, runs on autopilot and fosters exponential growth in immigration.
Support the American worker. American workers are the best and most productive in the world. They are eager to work. What they need is the opportunity to compete for jobs at fair wages, not unfair competition created by massive guest worker programs. In addition, just because we could benefit from some skilled immigration doesn't mean we should rubber stamp visas for every applicant with certain skills. We should develop and encourage our own STEM professionals, not discourage them by flooding the labor market.
Limit overall immigration. We are a nation of over 315 million people. We need to consider how much we want to grow and how that growth will affect jobs, our environment, resources and quality of life in America.
About FAIR
Founded in 1979, FAIR is the country's largest immigration reform group. With over 250,000 members nationwide, FAIR fights for immigration policies that serve national interests, not special interests. FAIR believes that immigration reform must enhance national security, improve the economy, protect jobs, preserve our environment, and establish a rule of law that is recognized and enforced.
SOURCE Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR)
Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1683590#ixzz2qZsev52N
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English language version, VIDEO, 12 minutes: Univision's Jorge Ramos interviews D.A. King (me) of the Georgia-based Dustin Inman Society. Original version aired in Spanish on the August 18, 2013 edition of the 'Al Punto," Univision's Sunday morning current affairs show.
We are grateful to Mr. Ramos and the Univision network for the opportunity to reveal the pro-enforcement side of the amnesty battle. We note that the MSM should take a moment to consider similar allowance. Mr. Ramos' well-done website is very educational.
From that website http://jorgeramos.com/en/ :
"Jorge Ramos…has been called "Star newscaster of Hispanic TV" and "Hispanic TV's No. 1 correspondent and key to a huge voting bloc" by The Wall Street Journal. Time magazine included him in the list of "the 25 most influential Hispanics in the United States" and Newsweek in its list of 50 political and media figures…
A survey conducted by the Pew Hispanic Center found that Ramos is the second most recognized Latino leader in the country. Latino Leaders magazine chose him as one of "The Ten Most Admired Latinos" and "101 Top Leaders of the Latino Community in the U.S."
"Ramos is like an amalgam of Brian Williams and Keith Obermann, though with more gravitas than either." (The Daily Beast)
The Miami Herald said, "As household names go, Jorge Ramos is huge…in Miami, Los Angeles and Houston, his newscast consistently beats out all the other networks for the top ratings". More than 2 million people tune in daily to his newscast and almost a million to his Sunday morning political show. (The Nielsen Company)
He has interviewed some of the most influential leaders in the world: Barack Obama, John McCain, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin, Harry Reid, Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney, John Edwards, Al Gore, George Bush Sr., John Kerry, Fidel Castro, Hugo Chávez, Felipe Calderon and dozens of Latin American presidents.
Jorge Ramos is an immigrant. He came to the United States as a student in 1983. In November 1986, at age 28, he became one of the youngest national news anchors in the history of American television… "
We happily make the Spanish language version available For our foreign language speaking friends.
Thank you Jorge Ramos! Muchas Gracias sir!
Julia, the imaginary illegal alien (if only they all were) and her adventures speak volumes about illegals and pandering politicians.
See Julia's adventures. Hat tip: Center for Immigration Studies and The Blaze.
BTW: Illegal aliens are living so deep in the shadows that they were on hand in the Senate galleries for this Thursday's 68-32 vote for the Schumer-Rubio amnesty bill, and they yelled out Obama's campaign chant when the vote was announced.
Both Georgia's GOP U.S. Senators voted against the Rubio led amnesty scam.
Here is another chance to hear the truth about the Senate amnesty scam. And to find out what the agenda-driven MSM has been hiding from you.
So, did you already know the amnesty bill would allow the leftists to help guide, "educate" and supervise the would-be replacement voters if the scam were to pass? And that they would be paid for it with tax dollars? Wait- did you know that already deported aliens could come back to the good old USA and be legalized, then bring in their families? That is true! Funny that our U.S. Senators haven't made a fuss about that isn't it?
FYI: The Senate will likely have a final vote on the legislation to end immigration enforcement next week. Neither Georgia Senator has picked a side. No kidding.
From the Daily Caller an educational video you won't see on "the news." : (just) "Six big problems with the immigration bill from someone who has actually read it."
"Former New York lieutenant governor Betsy McCaughey bets "you can't find five members of Congress who have read" the Senate "Gang of Eight" immigration bill.
The former Democrat is experienced at reading large bills the Congress seems inclined to pass without reading, such as Obamacare. She tabs them, underlines them and tries to see the big picture of what will happen if the provisions of the bill are implemented.
In an interview with The Daily Caller's Ginni Thomas, McCaughey brought her dog-eared immigration bill with her and pointed to it repeatedly."
The Democrat controlled Senate will begin consideration of the Schumer – Rubio amnesty sometime today and could vote on it as early as next week. It cannot pass without some GOP votes.
Barack Obama is pushing the bill and assuring Republicans that another amnesty will help their party. Because, as we all know, helping the GOP is tops on Obama's agenda!
Some Republicans, maybe including both Georgia Senators, will vote for the bill.
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PROVIDENCE – When it comes to flying the friendly skies, Red Sox manager John Farrell has mapped out a travel schedule that will certainly make the time pass by a little quicker – not mention rack up frequent flyer miles.
Following his appearance at Thursday's Red Sox-themed "Town Hall Meeting" at La Salle Academy, Farrell will hop on a plane Friday morning and head to Dallas for some face-to-face time with pitcher John Lackey. Farrell then plans to shoot over to Fort Myers on Saturday to see pitchers Felix Doubront and Franklin Morales, both of who have already reported to JetBlue Park.
Farrell's ultra busy weekend will wrap up Sunday in Mississippi, though the docking he makes there figures to be extra meaningful. In handling Daniel Bard, Farrell has spent much of the offseason mapping out a plan that for intensive purposes is geared toward liberating the right-handed pitcher from his disastrous 2012 season.
Restoring Bard to his pre-2012 form is clearly been a project Farrell has invested a great deal of time in. Speaking to reporters before taking part on a question and answer session with fans, Farrell mentioned that he's sat down and watched tape of last season's version Bard – both as a starter in Boston and later as a reliever in both Pawtucket and Boston – and cross-referenced it with how effortlessly the ball came out of Bard's hand when he first broke into the big leagues in 2009.
"Talking with Daniel, the most encouraging thing in a situation like this is that he's aware of the changes that are taking place," Farrell said. "Unwinding those changes and getting him back to the basics – and when I say basics, I mean what he demonstrated previously and the strengths he has – has been the focus.
"If I were to map it out and actually tell him, it's actually gotten better the deeper we've gotten into the offseason," Farrell continued. "As he's picked up a ball and gotten back into a throwing program, he's felt some things naturally come back to him, particularly his arm slot. Most importantly, I think he has a clear view."
What stood out to Farrell upon closely inspected Bard's body of work was that in 2012, he was a pitcher who "tried to manipulate the ball a little too much and was maybe a little bit too fine where he was trying to induce a groundball a lot rather than staying with that aggressive approach that made him successful in Boston."
More than anything, Farrell is looking forward to seeing whether Bard has taken to heart the suggestions he's steered in the player's direction. New Boston pitching coach Juan Nieves will accompany Farrell to see Bard at his offseason residence. With two pitching gurus on hand, the 27-year-old Bard is scheduled to throw off the mound for the first time this offseason on Sunday.
"I'm not going to say time cures everything; we're not to put his challenges aside and pretend they never happened, but I think as he's gotten farther away from it, he's had a fresh outlook," is what Farrell has been able to glean in the several phone conversations he's conducted with Bard. "The workouts he's gone through have been very consistent and strong and just the tone and confidence in which he speaks from is another step in the right direction. That will all be solidified once he commands a baseball in spring training and gets some tangible results when he steps on the mound."
On the subject of whether first baseman Mike Napoli is officially on board with Boston – something that was widely reported Thursday – general manager Ben Cherington said Thursday that there's nothing official to report at this time, nor does he expect anything to change over the next several days. Napoli originally agreed to a three-year, $39 million pact last month, which now apparently has turned into a one-year, incentive-laden contract.
"Hopefully we are getting somewhere," noted Cherington. "We've had consistent dialogue throughout the winter, but they'll be a chance to talk more about that soon."
Added Farrell, "I know there's some progress being made with Mike so hopefully that continues to head in that direction."
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Lancaster, NY - The first responders who raced to the practice fields behind Lancaster High School Monday afternoon - where four people were severely shocked when they pushed a portable goal post into a high voltage power line - say two of the victims were nearly killed.
"They were in very critical condition," recalled Paramedic Matt Chowaniec of Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corps, who believes that if the two most seriously injured victims had gone much longer without being assisted they may well have expired.
"Probably, yes," Chowaniec told WGRZ-TV. "I mean, if you figure you're in cardiac arrest your heart stops beating, your body doesn't get oxygen. You become hypoxemic and so on and so forth."
"It was a chaotic scene," said Bowmansville Fire Department Assistant Chief Bob Sinclair, the incident commander on site.
"We had one patient, a 15 year old, who was in cardiac arrest and obviously unconscious, laying on the ground separate from the goal post but very close to it. The second most injured victim was lying also next to the goal post but on the other end and he was not breathing so they did rescue breathing for him to get him going," Sinclair said.
"The other two (victims) actually walked away from the scene. We found one of them sitting near the polls along a driveway, and the other was walking around aimlessly. Neither one knew what happened and both had serious entry and exit burns."
The victims, who Lancaster Police have not identified, suffered burns to their hands and feet when electricity from the 34,500-volt line surged through the aluminum goal post and through their bodies in seeking its path to ground.
"I would say they're fortunate that what they were moving was in contact with the ground if you look at the burn marks on the grass (outlining the base of the goal post) you can see a lot of the energy went that way," Sinclair said.
Lancaster Police Chief Jerry Gill says the victims, all males, were ages 15, 17, 18, and 28.
While the three oldest recuperate at the Erie County Medical Center, Gill says the youngest and most seriously hurt, is being treated at Children's Hospital where as of Tuesday evening he was "responsive to stimulus", but still unable to talk.
Gill lauded Lancaster Police Detective Keith Kerl in particular, for his life saving effort regarding the 15 year old victim.
According to Gill, Kerl responded to the scene without being called to do so, because he is also a trained EMT with the Twin District Fire Company.
Kerl arrived just behind Officers Edward Clark and Robert Cornell, one of whom had an automated external defibrillator (AED) in their patrol car, and which Kerl used to resuscitate the non-responsive teen.
According to Gill, the portable goal post was moved a few days prior to Monday's incident, from one practice field to another and safely beneath the very same power line, to accommodate a football kicking camp held this past weekend. When participants attempted to move it back they were not as fortunate.
It is unclear whether the operators of the football camp or the school district was responsible for moving the goal posts, and Lancaster school officials referred all comments on Tuesday to their attorney, Terrance Flynn, who did not return phone calls.
Ironically, the incident occurred just hours before the Lancaster Town Board was scheduled to vote on extending the contract for Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corps, which transported all four victims from the scene.
Though in recent years it has been debated whether the town should continue to utilize LVAC, or go with another emergency responder, board members voted unanimously Monday to extend the service for another three years.
Sinclair lauded all of the parties involved in the rescue, including police, fire, and ambulance personnel, who he said kept their heads and pulled together to save the injured.
"It was a very stressful scene and they all performed very well, and the outcome we hope is going to be very positive," he said.
Click on the video player to watch our story from 2 on Your Side Reporter Dave McKinley and Chief Photojournalist Andy DeSantis. Follow Dave on Twitter: @DaveMcKinley2
WGRZ-TV, wgrz.com


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CLAYTON Clayton Harbor Hotel would get a 50 percent tax break over 15 years under a preliminary payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement.
Assuming the proposed hotel on the old Frink site is assessed at $10 million by town assessors upon its completion, it would pay taxing entities an estimated total of $1,796,121 over 15 years instead of $3,592,242.
Buffalo-based developers Krog Corp. and Hart Hotels plan to get a PILOT agreement in place as soon as possible and break ground on the $22.5 million hotel project once zoning and building permits are issued, hopefully in March, according to local officials.
If all goes as planned, the four-story Clayton Harbor Hotel which will be built by Krog and operated by Hart Hotels will be open for business by Memorial Day 2014.
Because PILOT money typically is divvied up based on tax rates, the Thousand Islands Central School District is set to receive the most money and the town of Clayton will receive the least from the deal, despite its past efforts to get the former brownfield site development-ready again.
Standard PILOTs are distributed on the pro-rata of the total tax based on tax rate. The town is the lowest at 7 percent; village at 26 percent, county at 27 percent and the school is the highest at 40 percent, said Clayton town Supervisor Justin A. Taylor in an email to the Times.
Under the preliminary PILOT proposal, Clayton Harbor Hotel would start out paying only 25 percent of its full taxation and gradually pay more until the rate reaches 75 percent from years 11 through 15, and 100 percent after the agreement expires.
In the hotels first year of operation, estimated payments are $25,002 to T.I. Central, $15,940 to Jefferson County, $15,493 to the village and $3,436 to the town.
Over 15 years, the school district would receive $750,055, the county $478,197, the village $464,795 and the town $103,074.
Developers are seeking support from taxing entities for the proposed PILOT, which would ultimately require Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency approval.
The dozen or so town houses the developers proposed to build on the east side of the Frink site are not eligible for a PILOT and will be taxed in full.
Hart Hotels President and CEO David P. Hart has said the partners are aiming for a four-diamond rating from AAA for the 105-room hotel that would include a restaurant/lounge, a 275-seat ballroom, business and fitness centers and an indoor pool.
The developers estimate that their hotel would generate on average $1 million in additional revenue for the community through property, sales and occupancy taxes.
Mr. Taylor said this estimate does not include income tax from the employees or the spinoff revenue that Clayton Harbor Hotel patrons will spend in the community other than at the hotel such as at stores, restaurants and gas stations.
Claytons Local Development Corp. and the town government, which spent several years cleaning up the 8.4-acre site of an abandoned snowplow factory, sold the waterfront property in December for $2.1 million.
In addition to the construction of a hotel and town houses, Clayton will install more than 50 public transient boat docks at the edge of the property this year to attract more recreational boaters to the village.
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CHAIR: Paul A. Bunn, Jr., MD
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Robert Ginsberg, MD
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The primary focus of this session was to compare and contrast the various treatment modalities for stage III and IV small cell and non-small cell lung cancers.
Stage IV Small Cell Lung Cancer:
Six new chemotherapeutic agents hold great promise in the treatment of patients with advanced stage small cell lung cancer. All of these have been approved or will be approved for use in patients with lung cancer. These agents could potentially improve survival of patients to a greater degree than current chemotherapeutic regimens. are:
The question then becomes one of optimizing dosages for these combination treatments, so as to maximize patient benefit while simultaneously minimizing toxicity. In general, according to the various studies cited, it is preferable to begin radiation therapy as early as possible during the chemotherapy regimen.
While chemotherapy and radiation treatments administered in combination tend to provide a greater median survival than radiation therapy alone, the survival at 3 years is statistically the same for both groups, however. The benefit of higher median survival must therefore be balanced by consideration of treatment toxicity to the patient.
Dr. Bunn has provided OncoLink with a short interview concerning this panel. It is available in Real Audio Format:
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