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We cant just tinker at the edges. This is a state that is spiralling downhill. Mr. Astorino said at Sergis.
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A reader asked if anyone produces a list of the stock photography subjects that are in greatest demand. As far as I know such a list does not exist. In very general terms the subjects in greatest demand are model released people in business and family situations, but to be useful it is necessary to get much more specific.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y.- Randolph ran for 313 yards on its way to claiming the Class D championship with a 28-7 win over Tuckahoe at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse on Friday.
This game will go down as the last for Head Coach Pat Slater, who won his third championship with Randolph (2005 and 2009 being the others).
"This is the best way to go," said Coach Slater, who will be moving out of the Western New York area after 33 years of coaching the Cardinals. "Every time we've won these last four weeks you know it's getting closer, it's getting closer. This is the best."
#20 Jordan Dowiasz had 145 yards on 18 touches and two touchdowns and #43 Chris Doubek had 101 yards on 12 carries including a 39-yard touchdown.
The Cardinals came out blazing in the first quarter, scoring on their first play of their second possession on Doubek's touchdown. After a missed extra point the score was 6-0 with 5:06 left in the first quarter.
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The Tigers would not go away as they forced a Maycock fumble to start the second quarter before driving 44 yards and capping it off with a #28 Nick Reisman four-yard touchdown cutting the Randolph lead to 14-7. That score would hold until halftime.
In the second half it was all Randolph as they felt a Class D Championship getting closer. The Cardinals put together a drive that lasted 7:21, mostly in the third quarter, before Dowiasz punched it in from two yards out on the first play of the fourth quarter.
#29 Jared Pitchford would score from six yards out with 6:22 left in the fourth quarter to seal the Cardinal victory, and the Class D state championship.
"It's perfect," said Dowiasz after the game. "We came out 1-2 nobody expected us to come here and we came out with a win and I didn't think anybody expected that."
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- On winning it all, Cally says "we like to think we have a good chance. I think Rick Nash is really going to help us out. We have high expectations of ourselves but you need to go out on the ice and do it.
- On losing to the Devils, "they are divisional rivals. You know all those guys and it left a bit of a sour taste in your mouth."
- Stephen A. Smith starts yelling about the Giants and how they praised RGII and Callahan said "You gotta show your opponent respect but you need to have that hate for them. As an athlete you need to show respect but have that hatred and know that the more respect you give them the more they use it against you. You respect the opponent but you wanna have that fire in your belly to destroy them and beat them."
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HENDERSON HARBOR Several young sailors had their day on the water Friday afternoon to open the two-day Jefferson County Hospice Charity Cup Regatta.
The event, in its 20th year, brings boaters from around the area, and today adult sailors will race in the Charity Cup for an opportunity to qualify for the Hospice Regatta National Championship in St. Petersburg, Fla., next spring.
The regatta, hosted this year at the Henderson Harbor Yacht Club, is an important fundraiser for the Jefferson County organization, and Lynn R. Dobbins, the local organizations director of development, said the event has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in its lifetime.
Its a family event, and thats what makes it so fun, Mrs. Dobbins said.
Registration for todays races will be from 7:30 to 9 a.m., and after a skippers meeting at 9:30 a.m., the races will begin about 10:30 a.m. Several social events are scheduled to start at 4 p.m.
On Friday afternoon, a group of about 20 children representing the Henderson Harbor Yacht Club and Crescent Yacht Club, Chaumont, competed in a series of short races.
Before the event, Alex K. Davis, 9, a rising fifth-grader at Cape Vincent Elementary School, said that it was his third year in the competition, and that he loved being on the water.
Im excited as you can get, he said. He said he liked racing with his friends Josef J. Sherman, 9, and Benjamin M. Wiley, 9, and the three sat together as they readied their pram ships to go on the water.
Theyre excited to be out there and be with the other kids, and they learn so fast, said Barry K. Davis, Junior Division president for Crescent Yacht Club.
The younger boaters also got in on the fundraising effort. Mary M. Hoffman, program director of the Henderson Harbor Water Sports Programs Inc., said the children raised $3,296 in pledges.
This is an event that teaches kids how to give back, Ms. Hoffman said. She added that sailing taught them about problem solving, teamwork, water safety and science, among other subjects.
Theres a lot of stuff they dont even realize is going on because theyre having fun, she said.
Over by the boat launch, Michael A. Barber, 14, Carly R. Moore, 13, David M. Saunders, 12, and Connor V.S. Way, 13, struggled to get a sail in place on a 420 boat as it jerked in the wind. Though he and his friends had raised more than $400 for the organization, there was only one thing on Michaels mind when it came to the races.
Winning, he said.
The youth sailing event was also about developing a lifelong love of the water.
Watching over the first in a series of pram races on a separate motorboat, sailing instructor John A. King said the boating experience helped the young people develop their confidence and make new friends. Mr. King, a past winner of the junior competition, sat on the boat with fellow competition winner Andrew S. Leonard and first-time instructor Paige A. Whitney. He said half of his friendships developed from sailing.
Its lifelong, Mr. King said. You can do it until you die.
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NEWPORT–They say practice makes perfect, but while they are not perfect, nor did they get the win, the North Country football team's hard work paid off as they had their best showing in four weeks, breaking a three game scoreless streak in a 55-20 loss to Bellows Falls on Friday night.
"We made some adjustments and kept drilling them all week and it is starting to pay off," said head coach Tim Simoneau.
Jason Hatin returned to the Falcon line-up, but it was Jacob Buckles under center as North Country started the first series of the game from their own thirty.
Right off the bat they got a first down, but eventually were forced to punt the ball away.
On their first play, Bellows Falls handed the ball off to Zachary Rawlings who made a beeline for the endzone, giving the Bulldogs the 6-0 lead.
On the ensuing kick, Buckles returned the ball to the Falcon 36, but after gains of three and one yards, the Falcon QB was picked off by Austin Sack, who ran the ball down to the NCU four.
While Sack was chugging down the field their were some viscous, and maybe questionable blocks opening the route for him, but the run stood and Carson Fullam made the four yard trip into the endzone.
After the extra point it was 13-0 Bellows Falls and it looked like it was going to be more of the same for North Country.
Not this week.
A twenty yard return on the kick put the Falcons on the forty-seven.
A little pitch and catch and it was a first down for Hatin on the Terrier 42.
"We are trying to do some different things with him," Simoneau said. "He is a tough runner and he is going in the right direction."
A strange play would move the Falcons back to where the drive started.
Trevor Wilson picked off Buckles, but then fumbled the ball and it was recovered by the Falcons on their own 47.
A nineteen yard strike to Tyler Jenne had the Falcons up to the 32.
Two plays later, one being Hatin hustling down the field for a gain of 23, and North Country was in the red zone.
You could smell the anticipation in the air as the Homecoming Weekend crowd anxiously awaited the next play.
Buckles hooked up with Jenne again and TOUCHDOWN!
A two point conversion later and it was 13-8, leaving the Falcons well within striking distance of the Terriers.
Bellows Falls was undeterred and they promptly went out and scored on the next series on Tyler Holmes' 22 yard run.
Two points later the lead was 21-8 for the visitors.
As the first quarter came to a close and the second began, the teams traded possessions, with neither team coming particularly close.
North Country's second scoring drive started on the 47.
While Caleb Prue didn't score, his two catches of 6 and 31 yards were instrumental in setting up the eventual TD.
"Caleb is really turning it on. He is developing a better understanding of the game and is in the right position to make catches," said the NCU coach.
That honor went to junior Ryan O'Donnell as he hauled in the Buckles pass to bring the score to 21-14.
Said Simoneau of his new look receiving core, "This week we made Ryan and Connor (Hogan) wide receivers and put Jenne in the slot."
Going the other way, Michael LeBeau returned the kick for a TD, but it was called back due to illegal contact during he run.
Bellows Falls eventually punted the ball away.
With time winding down, Hatin nearly made it a one score game, but was stopped just short on the fourth down at the three.
In the second half, the Terriers would flex their muscle, scoring an additional 34 points to salt away the win.
Buckles threw for his third TD in the second, connecting with Hatin for the score.
He finished the game with 236 yards in the air and three touchdowns for North Country (0-6).
"Jacob is an outstanding football player," said Simoneau. "He knows and understands the game and he wants to do good things and have fun on the field."
Rawlings and Fullam each had three TD's for Bellows Falls (5-1).
This week the Falcons will travel to Woodstock on Friday to take on the Wasps as replacement for the canceled game against Springfield.
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DEFERIET One person was injured Tuesday evening in a house fire in the village of Deferiet.
Deferiet Fire Chief Timothy J. Irey said the lone occupant of a home at 21 Wilna Ave. received minor burns on his arms and was taken to Carthage Area Hospital by the Carthage Area Rescue Squad. No name was available for release at the time of incident.
Mr. Irey speculated that the fire originated in the two-story homes kitchen. The building sustained heavy damage.
The initial fire call came through at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. As of 10 p.m., fire crews from Deferiet, Natural Bridge, Carthage, West Carthage, Great Bend and Fort Drum still were working to clear the scene.
Minor heat and smoke damage, coupled with a power outage, were inflicted on the two neighboring homes. National Grid was on scene.
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Paddington Underground and main line stations are about 5 minutes walk from us, Lancaster gate is within 2 minutes walk.
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CHICAGO, Ill. (April 1, 2013) – The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Monday that the club has loaned forward Kellen Gulley to the Atlanta Silverbacks. The 18-year-old Homegrown striker is currently training with the NASL side. Per club and MLS policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"This loan is a great opportunity for Kellen to earn consistent playing time," said Fire President of Soccer Operations Javier Leon. "Kellen is a young player with great potential. We are looking forward to monitoring his development and progress while he is in Atlanta."
Gulley joined the Fire on Aug. 11, 2011 as the second Homegrown Player in club history. A product of the Mississippi Fire Juniors, Gulley earned valuable experience in MLS Reserve League and U.S. Soccer Development Academy matches during the 2012 season.
Born in Clinton, Miss., Gulley was named to the U.S. Soccer U-17 Residency Program in January 2010 and earned eight caps at the U-17 level, tallying four goals during international competition in 2009 and 2010.
Name: Kellen Gulley
Position: Forward
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 185 lbs.
Date of Birth: April 6, 1994
Place of Birth: Clinton, MS
Hometown: Clinton, MS
Citizenship: USA
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Just in time for the spring wedding season, the Ogdensburg Area Zonta Club will host its second annual Rediscovering Your Backyard Bridal Expo at the Bridge & Port Authority Industrial Park on Sunday.
For a $2 donation, brides-to-be, family, friends and future grooms will have an opportunity to meet with over 70 of the areas top wedding vendors who will be on hand to share their products. The event runs from 11 to 4 p.m. at 120 Commerce Park Drive.
Attending a local wedding planning event can save couples a lot of time, past Zonta President Paula J. Jacques said Tuesday.
Couples can check out wedding attire, sample food and cakes, learn about venue options, price flowers, and talk with photographers and videographers, all in one place, Mrs. Jacques said.
The theme, Rediscovering Your Backyard, encourages brides and grooms to explore great wedding offerings right here in the north country.
Seminars and demonstrations will be offered throughout the day, including a fashion show at 1 p.m.
Mothers, bridesmaids and whole bridal parties will get a chance to see the dresses on stage and on actual women, Ms. Jacques said. Sometimes dresses look different on people rather than racks. Brides get a good feel of what to expect and look for.
All brides-to-be will register at the door. Five of them will be chosen to participate in a cake dive for a chance to win $300 cash.
Brides will don goggles, gloves and aprons and try to find the prize in the cake, Ms. Jacques said. The girl who won last year was able to put that money towards a gown she saw from Sposa Bella, which she didnt think she would be able to afford.
Brides, maids of honor, bridesmaids, mothers and friends, anyone who sees a wedding in their future and those who are just curious about what services are offered locally for weddings, parties and social events are invited to attend, Ms. Jacques said.
Last year we had whole bridal parties attend the event, she said. For only $2, its a great deal to be able to see so much in one place.
Proceeds from admission will benefit the Zonta Club and the Ogdensburg Boys and Girls Club. A 50/50 raffle will be going on all day long. Many of the vendors will have items available to purchase.
The event is sponsored by Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, the Zonta Club, the Ogdensburg Boys and Girls Club, 96.7 YES-FM, Q Country 102.9, PAC 98.7, 95.3 The Wolf, The Journal and Ogdensburg Bridge & Port Authority.
Participating vendors include: Red Button Bakery, Darcy Sharpe-The Pampered Chef Consultant, DRAFS, Not Your Average Cookie, St. Lawrence Federal Credit Union, Silver Spoon Jewelry and Crafts, JC Entertainment, Covered Chairs Create Elegant Affairs, Private Chauffeur, Happily Ever After Florist, Terry Norris-Thirty One Gifts Consultant, McCluskey Photography, Mary Kay Consultants - Ann Todd and Joan Hyde, Busy Corner Cafe, John Wayne Johnston Photographer, Center For Sight, Harmony Entertainment, AshliMishel Photography, Sposa Bella, Arbonne International Consultant Karen OBrien, Riveredge Resort, Now We Make One, The Elegant Lady, IYQ Balloon Decor, Origami Owl Designer Colleen Anderson, Tastefully Simple Consultant Colleen Anderson, Farrands Flowers, PK Solutions, Ogdensburg Boys and Girls Club, Ogdensburg Area Zonta Club, Jamberry Nails, River Rat Design, Tuxedo Studio, Smile Associates, Orebed Sugar Shack, Family Tree Handcrafted Soaps, Lotions and More, Mimis Cookies, Bonnys, Seaway Valley Limousines/Seaway Valley Jumpers, The Carol Lee Shoppe and Inspired Healing Spa, Titus Mountain Banquets, SeaComm, Nicole Charleson Photography, High Peaks Winery, Lasting Memories, On The Edge Designs, Hurlbut Tent Rental, Party Rentals, AJs Septic, Truax Entertainment, BNM Bridal and Formal Wear, 2 Mama Birds, Leroys Chocolate Fountains, Lia Sophia Jewelry Consultant Sue Hovermale, Video Events, Q Country 102.9/96.7 YES-FM/PAC 98.7, The Journal, 95.3 The Wolf, Willow House, Small Shadows Photography, Todays Hair and Day Spa, All Things Beautiful Photography, Avon Consultants Ashley Durham and Shelly Clancy, Scentsy and Grace Adele Fashion Accessories and Veata Chocolate Consultants J Lan Norton and Tonya Moulton, Off The Hook Bed and Breakfast, Spicy Iguana, Jonesys Party Tents, Commercial Press and more.
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A campaign to expose the connection of Stericycle, one of the nation's leading medical waste disposal companies, with the abortion industry is heating up as two major truck leasing firms have vowed they will not allow the company to use their vehicles to service abortion clinics. A press release from Repent America, the group behind the campaign, reported that the international truck-leasing company Ryder System Inc. had "informed the Campaign to Stop Stericycle (CSS) of its decision to stop Stericycle Inc. from using its trucks to service abortion facilities." That announcement followed last year's decision by another truck company, Penske Truck Leasing, to stop hauling abortion-related materials for Stericycle.
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News about Thomas Keller, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 24, 2014
All-Clad cookware introduces All-Clad TK, line designed by celebrity chef Thomas Keller; Keller says he was inspired to provide optimal pieces in updated designs for the home cook. MORE
Mar. 31, 2014
As part of our cover story on the 15-year-old chef Flynn McGarry for the Food and Drink issue, we solicited some advice from the pros for a kid just starting out. MORE
May. 16, 2012
Thomas Keller and Andoni Luis Aduriz, two of the world's most acclaimed chefs, view the goal of haute cuisine as a seamless fusion of pleasure and art; they are united in the belief that their responsibility as chefs is to create breathtakingly delicious and beautiful food, not, as some of their colleagues think, to provide a livelihood for farmers near their restaurants, preserve traditional culinary arts or stop the spread of global warming MORE
Apr. 22, 2012
Mark Bittman Eat column offers recipes from influential 20th-century French chef Fernand Point, as interpreted by chef Thomas Keller. MORE
Oct. 12, 2011
Sam Sifton chooses Thomas Keller's Per Se as the best place to eat in New York in his final restaurant review column; says it represents the ideal of an American high-culture luxury restaurant. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
What the Last Meal Taught Him
After the death of his father, the chef Thomas Keller, who built his professional life on a devotion to precision and control, has started to soften.October 28, 2009 diningNews
A Rat With a Whisk and a Dream
To create the precisely rendered restaurant in the new animated movie "Ratatouille," the filmmakers took cooking classes and studied the work of top chefs.June 13, 2007 diningNews
Chef Receives Second Three-Star Michelin Rating
Thomas Keller became the second chef to have more than one restaurant awarded three stars by Michelin when the company announced its first hotel and restaurant ratings for the San Francisco area on Monday.October 4, 2006 diningNews
Dining In, Dining Out/Style Desk
The Magic of Napa With Urban Polish
Thomas Keller's Per Se shoots straight for the stars. And it soars high — and often — enough to grab four of them.September 8, 2004 diningReview
Dining In, Dining Out/Style Desk
The Four-Star Kitchen Workout Program
Don't say he didn't warn you. On Page 2 of "The French Laundry Cookbook," Thomas Keller makes his approach quite clear: "Cooking is not about convenience, and it's not about shortcuts."April 19, 2000 diningReview
Dining In, Dining Out/Style Desk
In Napa Valley, A Restaurant Scales the Peak
Thomas Keller's restaurant in Yountville is the most exciting place to eat in the United States.October 29, 1997 diningNews
Magazine Desk
Flights of Fancy
If there are baby eels or fresh flageolets in the market, chances are they'll wind up in Thomas Keller's skillet at Rakel in New York. What makes Keller notable in a city that's well populated with talented cooks are his daring flights from the ordinary.December 11, 1988 magazineNews
A Summery Sashimi Salad and Chrysanthemum Cocktail From New Jersey
Elements shares recipes for seasonal, local dishes from its opening night menu.
August 11, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Anderson, Scott , Keller, Thomas , Kinch, David , Princeton (NJ) , Mistral (Princeton, NJ, Restaurant) , Cooking and Cookbooks , Recipes , Restaurants
Per Se Violated Labor Law With 'Service Charge,' Inquiry Finds
The restaurant described an operational charge for private dining events using terminology that the state attorney general said could lead customers to believe it was a tip for employees.
July 3, 2015, Friday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Restaurants , Tips and Tipping , Schneiderman, Eric T , New York State , Wages and Salaries , Keller, Thomas , Workplace Hazards and Violations , Per Se (Manhattan, NY, Restaurant)
Jason Atherton Takes the Helm at the Clocktower
The restaurant at the New York Edition hotel is to open in mid-May; at Chomp Chomp, a celebration of Asian street food; from Eli Zabar, a wine bar; and more.
May 6, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Restaurants , Chefs , Schrager, Ian , Starr, Stephen , Wong, Simpson , Zabar, Eli , Keller, Thomas , Clocktower, The (Manhattan, NY, Restaurant) , Atherton, Jason (1971- )
Thomas Keller to Open Restaurant on West Side
The acclaimed chef is also helping pick restaurants and chefs for Hudson Yards.
May 5, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Restaurants , Keller, Thomas , Himmel, Kenneth A , Hudson Yards (Manhattan, NY)
Danny Meyer Moves In to New Whitney Museum
The visitor is on display at the downtown location of Mr. Meyer's restaurant Untitled, through floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and the seasonal menu strives for lightness.
April 29, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Restaurants , Whitney Museum of American Art , Meyer, Danny , Keller, Thomas , North River Lobster Co
Per Se to Join Restaurants Charging in Advance
A Chicago-born prepayment system for reservations will get a big test in New York City.
December 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Reservations (Airlines, Hotels, Etc.) , Restaurants , Keller, Thomas , Alinea (Chicago, Ill, Restaurant) , Per Se (Manhattan, NY, Restaurant) , E-Commerce , Kokonas, Nick (1968- )
Sous Vide, Young Man
As part of our cover story on the 15-year-old chef Flynn McGarry for the Food and Drink issue, we solicited some advice from the pros for a kid just starting out.
March 31, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Keller, Thomas , Restaurants , Waters, Alice , Barber, Dan , Achatz, Grant
A Conversation With: Chef Vicky Ratnani
Mr. Ratnani has been instrumental in bringing molecular gastronomy to the forefront in India.
June 7, 2013, Friday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Keller, Thomas , India , Mumbai (India) , Cooking and Cookbooks , Food
Waddling Into the Sunset
As the July 1 start of a ban on foie gras in California approaches, some of the best-known chefs have been mounting a repeal effort.
June 6, 2012, Wednesday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Foie Gras , California , Ducks , Geese , Restaurants , Cruelty to Animals , Hudson Valley Foie Gras , Keller, Thomas , Danko, Gary , Pollan, Michael
For Them, a Great Meal Tops Good Intentions
The American chef Thomas Keller and Andoni Luis Aduriz of Spain back each other up while slicing through some of the profession's favorite platitudes.
May 16, 2012, Wednesday
MORE ON THOMAS KELLER AND: Keller, Thomas , Aduriz, Andoni Luis , Chefs , Restaurants
Restaurant Review: Per Se
Frank Bruni awards four stars to Per Se, Thomas Keller's much-anticipated restaurant at the Time Warner Center.
Reviewing Per Se
More photos of Thomas Keller's four-star restaurant in Manhattan.
Reviewing Per Se
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Cooking for Two Worlds
A chef bridges the worlds of high style and high need with his cooking skills.
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Read: Brady Skjei Scouts JT Miller and Steven Fogarty
A few weeks ago Rangers prospects Brady Skjei, Steven Fogarty and JT Miller attended USA Hockey's World Juniors evaluation camp to try and prove that they deserve to represent the United States at the World Junior Championships in Ufa, Russia.
Skjei, who is likely to land a spot on defense for Team USA, spoke with Blueshirts United about his future teammates in Fogarty and Miller.
"Fogarty had a really good camp as a really good two-way center. He played well in his defensive zone, but also made plays in the offensive zone."
"JT, obviously, is a really top talent. He can score. He works hard. And he also has that little edge to his game."
Skjei also praised Miller's leadership qualities.
The tournament starts on December 26th and ends on December 5th.
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Northeast Regional Roundtable
Monday, June 24, 2013
Location: New York City, New York
In conjunction with REFF-Wall Street
Please join us on June 24th at ACORE's Northeast Regional Roundtable in New York City.
The Regional Roundtable, collocated with our 10th annual REFF-Wall Street conference, will explore key topics such as securitization of bonds, the US-Canada relationship, and risk mitigation and policy underwriting, as they relate to the greater integration of renewables in the Northeast region.
We will open up the discussion to ACORE Members, including power generators, financiers, developers, and manufactures, to focus on regional opportunities and challenges as they relate to advancing a clean energy agenda and the greater integration of renewable energy.


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Many indoor cats love to nibble plants, but what's a home without plants? My friend Shenandoah had a good idea: Just tell me which plants are safe for cats so I don't have to worry about this behavior. Most plants can weather some nibbling.
So I did some research at the aspca.org database and ended up with a list of common houseplants that are safe, and four common ones that are not. I think that many cats show an instinct to avoid poisonous plants, but there is no guarantee of that. (Case in point: Phil and Joel pulled down the Pothos recently, so we had to get rid of it.)
House plants that are safe for cats
You and your cat can enjoy the Feng Shui of this lovely greenery in your home.
Note: Too much of any plant may make a cat vomit. Use caution.
1. Most types of ferns are safe….Boston Fern, Sword Fern, Button Fern, Cliff break fern, Mother Fern, Carrot Fern and most other ferns.
With ferns, according to the aspca database, you need only avoid: The very toxic Cycads (not really a fern, but also known as "Fern Palm" and Sago Palm) and the mildly toxic Asparagus Fern (aka Asparagus, Emerald Feather, Emerald Fern, Sprengeri Fern, Plumosa Fern, Lace Fern, Racemose Asparagus, Shatavari, Asparagus densiflorus cv sprengeri).
3. Fish Pole Bamboo (Phyllostachys aurea) is safe **
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4. Bamboo palm (Chamaedorea elegans) is safe:**
**IMPORTANT: Do not confuse the above bamboo plants with with the toxic plants "Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana)" and "Heavenly Bamboo (Nandina domestica)" — neither of which are lucky or heavenly for cats!
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House plants that are poisonous to cats
There shall be no nibbling on these common plants!
If you think you may have a poison emergency, immediately contact your vet or or the ASPCA 24-hour emergency poison hotline at 1-888-426-4435.
1. Ivy is toxic to cats
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Since I was a little girl, string popcorn and cranberries to decorate the tree was a holiday tradition. Now my little ones like to add their own special touches by suggesting new ingredients to make our garland special. This year we're writing holiday words, messages, and phrases using Alpha-Bits cereal.
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This is one of my favorite holiday traditions. We always make hot chocolate, along with our bowls of popcorn, and put in a holiday movie. Then, we start stringing and showing off our creations to each other. And, of course, while we create, we eat! We snack on popcorn and cereal! It's such a frugal activity that is great for families and fun for everyone.
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- Spelling or ABC's. Use the Alpha-Bits to spell Christmas words, message, and phrases on your string like "Merry Christmas", "Jesus", "Santa Claus", and "Gifts". For younger kids, you can simply create your ABC's. Kids will have fun reading it and showing off their work throughout the season.
- Patterns. Create patterns with your ingredients. You can create patterns based on letters, colors, or the ingredients themselves.
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Considering that London, Milan, and Paris fashion weeks are still on the horizon, it's easy to consider the New York shows the amuse-bouche of the S/S 10 collections. Though we are eager to see what the European cities serve up in terms of design, when it comes to behind-the-scenes outfits, we think that New York is the crème of the crop. Of course, with so many amazing ensembles on display, we couldn't narrow it down and risk skipping any of our favorites. Instead, we opted to come back for seconds with today's installment of What They Wore: Fashion Week part deux! We hope you find today's sartorial feast as satisfying as we do!
1. Georgia Jagger
Blonde bombshell, model, and rock progeny Georgia Jagger looked purr-fectly glam at the AnOther Magazine and Hudson Jeans dinner at the Jane Hotel wearing one of our favorite fancy trends: peplum pieces. The dramatically draped and gathered fabric of her vintage leopard Vivienne Westwood jacket proves that adding a statement coat can instantaneously update your black basics for a fresh evening ensemble. Though you can't get your hands on her Hudson jeans-they are from the brand's 2010 spring capsule collection and not yet available-you can get your feet into her ruby red Christian Louboutin Platform Pumps ($735). Just remember to mix your animal-inspired outerwear and standout shoes with plenty of attitude for a flawless and flirty fall look.
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We have gotten used to seeing Kirsten Dunst tooling around town in her signature off-duty hipster style, so when we spotted her front row at the Rodarte S/S 10 show, we were totally impressed with her dressed-up attire. Rocking a metallic dress (one of our favorite fall fabric trends) from the Sisters Mulleavy's beloved line, Dunst looked adorable and edgy at the same time. The Spiderman actress' dress is the ideal directional cocktail frock, plus we like how she paired her selection with opaque tights and black Prada shoes. The results are weather-appropriate and subtle, while still bringing the chic, in other words: magnifique!
3. Poppy Delevigne
Brian Reyes is proving to be one of the favored designers of the young and fashionable set-and for good reason! His clothes manage to convey a sense of sophistication without sacrificing youthful energy and playfulness. While attending the designer's most recent show, Poppy Delevigne, a British socialite and model, epitomized this spirit when she wore a marbleized silk chiffon Cuff Waist Dress ($895) from his fall collection. She also added her own twist on the runway ready piece by mixing it with a studded All Saints leather jacket and Alexander McQueen booties. Clearly, this English rose is one to watch for her ability to tweak even the most delicious designer duds!
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While attending an after party for an art exhibition at Indochine this weekend, Mary Kate Olsen looked pretty in an extra-long vintage peasant blouse. Her amazing embroidered piece is delicate and directional (despite the dominance of the eighties and nineties runway references of late, Olsen seems to be an early-adopter of the haute hippie look that we spotted on some of our favorite S/S 10 runways like Altuzarra and Erin Wasson x RVCA)! She smartly balanced her earthy seventies-inspired selection with a pair of intricate Prada heels, lots of pendant necklaces, and multiple rings to keep the look modern and representative of her personal style!
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Rachel Bilson, it seems, can do no wrong when it comes to dressing. While attending the shows at the Bryant Park tents this week, she opted for a rainbow-colored Diane von Furstenberg print dress from the designer's 2010 Resort collection. With so many standout elements (neon colors, animal pattern, and intricate draping), this garment has the potential to be a bit too busy, yet Bilson pulls it off beautifully. She smartly grounded her fantastic frock with simple accessories, like black booties, a leather shoulder bag, and a classic pair of Wayfarers. Well played!
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Though menswear-inspired pieces were a huge sartorial story last season, it seems as though this trend will continue to be prevalent this fall. We couldn't be more pleased, especially considering how effortlessly chic and wearable this look is! Olivia Palermo rocked one such borrowed-from-the-boys ensemble to the tents this weekend, achieving that perfectly laid-back yet polished power suit effect. She elevated her tailored Diesel blazer and vintage Escada pants with a Club Monaco brooch, lemon-hued Zara sandals, and a Chloe bag. Though sculpted and strong shoulders were making a scene at New York fashion week, it was nice to see The City-star showing her appreciation for the classics!
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Stud-embellished denim and leather established their popularity this past spring, but it seems that these two closet workhorses not only look smart for fall, but they'll remain cool next season too. Just take the outfit Nicky Hilton wore to sit front row at the Charlotte Ronson show, for example. The heiress-turned-handbag-creator looked edgy in an acid-washed and studded dress from Ronson's S/S 10 line, which she wore with a Kate Moss for Topshop leather jacket and Christian Louboutin ankle booties. The overall effect was casual yet fashion-conscious, which perfectly suits this well-dressed designer's style.
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9. Cecilia Dean
As the co-founder and editor of Visionaire, a multi-format and limited-edition fashion and art publication, we have always admired Cecilia Dean's work as well as her legendary status as one of New York's most innovative style mavens. The stunning downtown doyenne was spotted at the Marc Jacob show looking ladylike and on-trend in an iridescent print blouse and pleated skirt. We feel quite certain that metallic pieces will rule this fall, so we recommend you invest in a shiny top or skirt, just remember that if you are going to wear a boldly printed ensemble, keep the accessories to a minimum, and the silhouette simple!-KM
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Saint Louis University's 2012 mid-year commencement speaker, Andy Benes, is a man of many accomplishments - St. Louis Baseball Cardinals pitcher and Olympic Gold Medalist to name just two - but when he stepped to the podium at SLU's Chaifetz Arena Friday, Dec. 14, he was enthusiastic about sharing some very meaningful education experiences with the assembled graduates and those attending the ceremony.
Benes, who left college during his junior year to sign a professional contract with the San Diego Padres, made a promise to his parents that he would someday finish his degree. At the time, he didn't realize that promise would take more than 26 years to fulfill. But in 2011, Benes earned his degree in organizational studies from SLU's School for Professional Studies.
Earning his diploma went far beyond that promise to his parents and carried on in the example he wanted to set for his children and share with others through his work with Cardinals Care and other community efforts.
"My SLU diploma is a gift I have given to myself, my family and my community," Benes said. "I use it try to change lives by helping young people here in the St. Louis area make good decisions. I try to relay the message of hope that comes with an education."
Like many adults who return to college after pursuing another career path, finding the right place is critical.
"After retiring from baseball, I felt it was important to finish my degree. And I chose SLU because of its reputation for academic excellence," Benes said.
For Benes, that choice was SLU's School for Professional Studies, also known as "SLU for Busy Adults." While at SLU, he was able to take online and evening classes that fit his work schedule. He majored in organizational studies and currently does public relations and community outreach for the St. Louis Cardinal Baseball club.
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