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WASHINGTON - U.S. Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand urged President Barack Obama to swiftly approve New York State's request for federal support in light of the severe flooding in communities across upstate New York. Specifically, Schumer and Gillibrand are requesting swift approval of a Major Disaster Declaration for the impacted counties that include Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Delaware, Herkimer, Lewis, Livingston, Ontario, Otsego, Steuben and Yates Counties. Back-to-back severe storms last month caused significant flooding, forcing residents to evacuate their homes, destroyed personal property, and damaged critical infrastructure such as roads, culverts, and power lines. The cost of damage currently totals approximately $28.2 million. Senators urged the President to take immediate action to work with the affected counties and the New York State to quickly approve this declaration.
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As is the case each month, Legion-sponsored veterans career fairs and hiring events will span the entire country, reaching small towns and major metropolitan areas. Throughout May, The American Legion will team with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Military.com and RecruitMilitary to bring job fairs to a variety of locations in an effort to connect veterans, servicemembers and their families with potential employers.
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At the Boston event [3], job-seekers who attend the career fair in the morning or early afternoon will be issued a complimentary ticket to the Red Sox game that evening – the first of four against the Cleveland Indians – upon providing proof of military service.
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[2] http://www.legion.org/careers/jobfairs
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The more friction at the point of contact, the greater the ball's spin. And the more spin, the more "swerve" - the arcing bend that can wrench a shot into the goal. To increase friction, Adidas tested hundreds of different rubber combinations using a robotic leg to mimic a free kick. Engineers settled on a grooved forefoot that wicks water like a tire and that's more pliant for maximum ball contact. The rubber produces 20 percent more rotations than plain leather. That can be the difference between "Goal!!!" and "Go home!"
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Early soccer matches were held on fields some 4 miles long, but by 1850 the 100-yard version had become the standard. Along with it came the need for quick stops, starts, and spins. In 1925, Adi Dassler got the idea to pound leather studs through a soccer boot's hard sole. Leather eventually evolved into rubber, nylon, and then aluminum. Now Adidas, taking a tip from the auto industry, is building the Predator's replaceable cleats from magnesium, which is four times lighter and twice as strong as aluminum.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI), the nation's premier Latino youth leadership development and educational organization, is partnering with The Home Depot® Foundation and Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C. for a day of community service.
CHCI fellows are part of a nine-month exclusive program that offers talented Latinos who recently earned their undergraduate or graduate degrees the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at the national level in public policy working on Capitol Hill. Fellows have the opportunity to work in such areas as international affairs, economic development, education policy, housing, or local government. Every class of fellows is required to complete a community service as part of the program.
"This is a wonderful opportunity for our next generation of leaders to physically see the fruits of their labor and also give back to the Washington, D.C. community, which they have come to call home over the past nine months," said Esther Aguilera, CHCI President & CEO. "Community service is a core value of CHCI and we are glad that this class of fellows has embraced this and understands that community service extends beyond the work they do on Capitol Hill."
CHCI's official sponsor for the community service project is The Home Depot Foundation. Dedicated to building affordable homes for working families, The Home Depot Foundation encourages developers to incorporate responsible design and use durable materials to ensure that homes are more energy and water efficient, have good indoor air quality, and provide a safe and healthy space to live.
"We have seen firsthand how increasing access to housing that is healthy and affordable not just to move into, but to live in for the long term, changes people's lives," said Kelly Caffarelli, president, The Home Depot Foundation. "That's why we are proud to partner with organizations like CHCI and Habitat for Humanity whose shared mission is to provide opportunities and educational resources for underserved communities. This is what the Home Depot Foundation is all about."
DC Habitat sells homes to families who are ineligible for conventional financing offering no-profit, no-interest, and 25 year mortgages for buyers. Prospective homeowners make a $500 down payment and contribute 300 hours of sweat equity towards construction of their own home. Mortgage payments on completed homes (typically $400 - $425 a month) are reinvested in a revolving Fund for Humanity to finance further construction and the acquisition of additional properties and building materials.
"DC Habitat for Humanity is honored to welcome the CHCI Fellows," said Logan Sheehan, Volunteer Service Manager for DC Habitat. "We are lucky to have wonderful volunteers like the CHCI Fellows who make all that we do possible. Without their time, sweat, creativity, and faith, these homes would be nothing more than a dream, a plot of land, and a pile of materials."
About The Home Depot Foundation
The Home Depot Foundation was created in 2002 to further the community building goals of The Home Depot. The Home Depot Foundation is dedicated to building affordable homes for working families that are healthy to live in and affordable to own. To make homes healthy and affordable, the Foundation encourages developers to incorporate responsible design and use durable and quality materials to ensure that homes are more energy and water efficient, have good indoor air quality, and provide a safe and healthy space to live. Since its formation, The Home Depot Foundation has granted $70 million to nonprofit organizations and supported the development of more than 50,000 affordable, healthy homes. For more information, visit www.homedepotfoundation.org.
About Habitat for Humanity
Founding in 1988, DC Habitat has completed over 100 homes and renovated 75 low-income cooperative units in the District of Columbia. Over 4,000 volunteers a year have contributed toward the construction of homes.
The mission of DC Habitat for Humanity is to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness in the nation's capital by building affordable, energy- and resource-efficient homes for God's people in need.
About CHCI
CHCI is the premier Hispanic nonprofit and nonpartisan 501(c)(3) leadership development organization in the country that educates, empowers, and connects Latino youth by providing leadership development programs and educational services. CHCI directly impacts the lives of more than 1,700 students and young professionals each year through its fellowships, congressional internships, scholarships, Ready to Lead (R2L®) college readiness program, and R2L NextGen program. CHCI NextOpp is its latest resource allowing young Latinos to save, search and share life-changing opportunities for Latinos across the United States.
The CHCI Board of Directors is comprised of Hispanic members of Congress, nonprofit, union and corporate leaders. Visit www.chci.org, or join us on Facebook, Twitter , LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram.
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Once Upon a Time Season 2 Finale Questions: Is Peter Pan Running the Home Office? Will Rumbelle Survive?
We love all of Once Upon a Time's many, many mysteries, but sometimes it seems like each episode introduces more questions than answers. To that end, we've tackled the 10 biggest questions from this week's finale in order to make sense of everything that happened.
Here are 10 burning questions from the Once Upon a Time Season 2 finale, Episode 22: "And Straight On 'Til Morning."
1. Could Hook be Henry's real dad?
When Hook says people do anything for their kids, is he just feeling protective of Bae — or might he be his biological father? After all, when the seer told Rumple that Milah is pregnant, she doesn't actually say it's his. Maybe Hook had already been making stops at the port? If so, we really hope Emma and Hook don't get together, or that'd make for one awkward family reunion.
2. Is Peter Pan running the "home office"?
With Tamara and Greg taking Henry on a fun little trip to Neverland, it appears that Peter Pan is in charge of the People Who Hate Magic (or whatever their group is called). But we don't know why he would want to get rid of magic, since Neverland itself appears to be a pretty magical place. Maybe he wants to be the only one with magic? That selfish jerk.
3. Where did that drawing of Henry come from?
Henry would be well-advised to get a restraining order against whoever has that picture of him — especially since the likeness seemingly existed hundreds of years ago. So does time move differently in Neverland — or did that pic come from some kind of prophet? We're guessing that's one pic that Henry won't be tagging himself in on Facebook.
4. Does the picture of Henry mean he's Peter Pan?
The fact that we still haven't caught a glimpse of Peter Pan makes us wonder if he'll end up being someone we've already met. And given that we got a detailed description of how a shadow can be removed from a person, we're wondering if Henry is Peter Pan, and his shadow is the one who's looking for him. Perhaps the shadow just wants to be reunited with his body?
5. Does this mean Tamara is indeed Tinkerbell?
We can't imagine Tamara taking part in this mission just to do Greg a solid — and given that she now appears to have a connection to Neverland, we're still not letting go of the possibility she's Tinkerbell. Then again, you'd think Tink would have access to fairy dust, instead of resorting to a taser.
6. How does Gold know Peter Pan?
When everyone learns that Greg and Tamara took Henry to Neverland, Gold warns that the guy who's responsible is quite the force to be reckoned with. So it would thus appear that Gold knows Peter Pan — but what exactly is their relationship? And why does Gold have such weird friends?
7. The show can't keep Rumple and Belle apart again — can it??
Seeing Rumbelle together is the happiest we've been in a very long time — that is, until the two part ways again. Not cool. We can't imagine that Gold's shield will manage to keep him out of Storybrooke for too long, but we do wonder how soon it will take for the two to be reunited yet again.
8. Just how magical will Emma get?
Emma hasn't let her magical flag fly much this season, but we wonder if that'll change next season. We also love that the two moms teamed up on Mother's Day — although we're guessing Henry now has to find a Mother's Day card at Hallmark that says something like, "Thanks so much for preventing our town from self-destructing." Good luck with that, Henry.
9. How did Prince Phillip come back?
We doubt Graham will spring back to life anytime soon, but at least one OUAT hottie has, as Phillip seems to be back to his old self. The last we'd seen, Aurora learned from Cora that his soul might have traveled to a different world — but we still don't know why he's now suddenly conscious. Whatever the reason is, we're not complaining.
10. Is Gold done killing Henry — and Hook done hunting his croc?
Now that Gold is helping with the Henry search, we're hoping his half-hearted quest to kill Henry is on the backburner for good. And speaking of grudges being put to rest, has Hook in fact put an end to his revenge mission against Gold? So many calm people in Storybrooke this week!
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Service is foundational to VISION trips. You will work alongside residents of the community you visit to address human, social and environmental needs. Your service may be tangible: building a home and seeing the finished product. Or your service may be intangible: tutoring a child without knowing the impact of your work. Each trip will incorporate both types of service.
Simplicity is a difficult component for many of us. We come to depend on conveniences or luxuries and have many choices about how we spend our time. Your group will decide together how to take with you only what you truly need. At your site, your choices may be limited by geography, money, transportation and safety. These limitations challenge our habits and help us examine the difference between needs and wants.
Spirituality is about your own faith, beliefs and convictions as well as the context for this program. VISION is directed from the Department of Campus Ministry. It springs from the Catholic tradition of social justice and the Gospel call to service. VISION welcomes students from a wide variety of faith perspectives to explore and share issues of faith. Nightly reflections offer the opportunity to share your own spirituality with others in the light of the day's experience.
Community is developed within the VISION team and in cooperative work at your site. Your team will create a group agreement, reflect together and grow as a community through shared work. You will also establish connections with other volunteers and residents at your site through work, play and learning experiences.
Cultural Exchange is a two-way street: sharing your culture with those you visit, and learning about theirs, too. Depending on your site, you may be invited to an Appalachian Jamboree, a Southern Gospel Church, a Native American pow-wow, or a local historical or cultural institution. You will share your cultural identity through story, song or example.
Justice Issues are the broader concerns of your work. Beyond direct service (e.g. serving a meal) you will learn about the causes of poverty, oppression, etc. and responses made to address these issues. Through presentations and educational opportunities, you will discover the political, economic, social, historical and religious issues behind your service work.
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VISION: A Journey towards Hope and Confidence
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This past Spring Break I was blessed to be able to go on a VISION trip to Kentucky with 8 other students here at St. Thomas. It was through this experience that I became a person who grew more confident in God's plan, confidence in myself and hope in this world. I am so eternally grateful to God for putting me on this trip because this trip changed my life.
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moreWhen Andrew Morton's world-famous biography, Diana: Her True Story, was first published, it caused a media frenzy, and shook the British Establishment to its foundations. Later revealed as having been written with the Princess's full co-operation, this international bestseller is now widely regarded as her official biography. Yet it was not the full story, as in all the sound and fury of its publication, Diana began a journey - a courageous evolution from life as a downtrodden wife and reluctant royal to a self-confident and independent modern woman. Diana: In Pursuit of Love follows this journey, picking up the story where Andrew's first book left off and uses new sources and material as well as a wealth of previously unpublished matter and 16 pages of stunning photos. The book reveals the stories of figures such as her renowned lover James Hewitt, her butler Paul Burrell and Prince Charles's valet, Michael Fawcett, while intriguing comments that Diana made to Morton in taped conversations become extremely important in view of subsequent events. In Pursuit of Love is an honest, unbiased account of one of the most admired, influential figures of our era and the definitive study of Diana. less
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Richard Jenkins at MSN Money has developed what he believes is a simpler way to save. Fed up with budgets that were a burden to implement, Jenkins came up with his own easy method to determine how much should go where each month.
What you're trying to do with a budget is to prevent overspending, which ultimately leads to piling up debt. Contrary to the way most people budget, however, it rarely matters what you're overspending on — dining out, entertainment, clothes. Who cares? It's still debt, right?
Jenkins proposes that your budget divide gross monthly income as follows:
- 60% to Committed Expenses such as taxes, clothing, basic living expenses, insurance, charity (including tithe), and regular bills (including things like cable).
- 10% to Retirement.
- 10% to Irregular Expenses such as vacations, major repair bills, new appliances, etc.
- 10% to Long-Term Savings/Debt — money set aside for car purchases, home renovations, or to pay down substantial debt loads.
- 10% for Fun Money to be used for dining out, hobbies, indulgences, etc.
Jenkins believes that the best way to relieve money pressure is to reduce Committed Expenses: cut the cable TV, spend less on clothing, reduce your housing expense.
For a lot of people, part of the difficulty in reducing committed expenses comes from the need to make big monthly credit card payments. If you're carrying a substantial amount of non-mortgage debt, I'd suggest using the 20% that would otherwise go to retirement and long-term saving to aggressively pay down your debt — but only after you cut up those cards.
His advice is excellent. I'm curious to see how my finances fit his 60% solution.
(The actual article has a nifty calculator that lets you play with numbers. You can enter your gross income, and then adjust allocations to the various categories to see what happens to the numbers. Give it a whirl!)
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Charmaine Blake Speaks Out About Frank Ryan's Crash; Warns About Texting and Drivingeksarran
It was reported yesterday that plastic surgeon to the stars, Dr. Frank Ryan, was twittering from his phone just briefly before his fatal car crash in Malibu. Now, Charmaine Blake, ex girlfriend of the surgeon who worked with such celebrities as Heidi Montag, is speaking out about Ryan's accident and his dangerous texting.
"He lived up in Malibu on a tiny street and he was texting while driving and he accidentally went over the cliff," Blake told People.com. The celebrity publicist's dog, Jill (Blake's middle name) was in the car with Ryan at the time of the crash, and survived with a few injuries.
Though broken up, Blake said Ryan was the "love of [her] life" and their relationship was the only serious one she's had. And in the midst of the tragedy, one thing she made sure to note is that "people should not text and drive at all."
Is this horrific event the lesson parents and children need to really convince them texting–or using phones at all, really–while driving is simply not worth it? Parents, take note!
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The Edifier M3-Plus Speaker Is Distantly Related To a Cardboard Tube and a Tennis Ball
Somewhere on the family tree of the Edifier M3-Plus you are going to find a tennis ball and a cardboard tube. Surprisingly, this design hodgepodge has yielded some interesting portable speakers. »
Ion Audio Twin Video Camera Has Two Lenses To Capture The Action and Your Reaction
Now you can capture your reaction to that hilarious stunt you plan to post on YouTube with the handheld Twin Video camera from Ion Audio. That's right, it has two lenses—one of which brings the filmmaker into the action. »
12 Vintage Portable Televisions Make You Glad To Be Alive in 2009
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The LaCie Rikiki Is the Tiniest 2.5-inch Portable Hard Drive On the Market
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The Rad Blaster does what a lot of MP3 players do—like play music, record sounds and store files. But this one does it shaped like a boombox. Like a BOOMBOX people. »
New Apple Patent Prevents You From Screwing With the Hardware
The latest patent from Apple reveals ways in which their products could be fitted with a simple label or tag that provides evidence of tampering. If the strip is compromised, it gives Apple leverage to void your warranty. »
Speakers...In a Can
I'm not sure what kind of sound these MP3 player speaker cans put out, but I'm sure they are just as edible as some other stuff people have put in cans. »
Vuzix Wrap 310 Video Sunglasses Look Less Dorky Than Ever
Vuzix is continuing to try and fine tune their video glasses into something we would actually be interested in buying. This time around, the emphasis seems to be on creating a more natural look. »
Dr. Dre Beats Solo Headphones Bring The Same Big Sound In a Smaller, Cheaper Package
Audiophiles everywhere have been raving about Dr. Dre and Monster's Studio Beats headphones—but not so much about the the $300 price tag. Beats Solo headphones provide a similar listening experience in a smaller package priced at $220. »
How Many iPods/Non-iPods Have You Owned?
We have asked this question before, but with the possibility of an iPod-related Apple event coming up, it seems like a good time to revisit the issue and dive a little deeper this time around. »
Portable Toilet Speakers For Music That Sounds Like Sh*t
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UK Girl's iPod Touch Explodes: Did Apple Offer Hush Money?
Hot on the heels of KIRO 7's investigation into fiery iPods, The Times reports that the father of a girl who's iPod exploded was offered a full refund, but only if they signed a confidentiality agreement. He refused. »
Gorillamobile Monkey-Hangin' Tripod For Your Mobile Devices
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A Photo of a Burn From a Flaming iPod
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V-Screen Adds Faux 3D To The PSP
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Sony's E and B Series Walkman For Entry Level Listening
We've been talking about retro Walkman players quite a bit during our Gizmodo '79 coverage, so it is only fitting that Sony Europe unveils two new devices aimed at the entry level market. The Walkman E-Series and B-Series. »
2,000 People All Silently Take Instructions From the Same MP3
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Researchers at The University of Texas at Dallas have taken a step toward developing a new treatment to aid the recovery of limb function after strokes.
In a study published online in the journal Neurobiology of Disease, researchers report the full recovery of forelimb strength in animals receiving vagus nerve stimulation.
"Stroke is a leading cause of disability worldwide," said Dr. Navid Khodaparast, a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences and lead author of the study. "Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke. Our results mark a major step in the development of a possible treatment."
Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) is an FDA-approved method for treating various illnesses, such as depression and epilepsy. It involves sending a mild electric pulse through the vagus nerve, which relays information about the state of the body to the brain.
Khodaparast and his colleagues used vagus nerve stimulation precisely timed to coincide with rehabilitative movements in rats. Each of the animals had previously experienced a stroke that impaired their ability to pull a handle.
Stimulation of the vagus nerve causes the release of chemicals in the brain known to enhance learning and memory called neurotransmitters, specifically acetylcholine and norepinephrine. Pairing this stimulation with rehabilitative training allowed Khodaparast and colleagues to improve recovery.
Many rehabilitative interventions try to enhance neuroplasticity (the brain's ability to change) in conjunction with physical rehabilitation to drive the recovery of lost functions, according to Khodaparast. Unfortunately, up to 70 percent of stroke patients still display long-term impairment in arm function after traditional rehabilitation.
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Covering the latest topics and trends, offering the best competency-based procedures, and providing the most innovative technology, it is easy to see why Delmaras Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies is the most dynamic learning package for medical assisting. In this edition, learn the most current information and procedures necessary to succeed in the medical office. Use the accompanying interactive software programs to translate this knowledge to simulated, real-world environments, and apply critical thinking skills through electronic health records (EHR) software.
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What To Expect After Robotic Prostatectomy
Light activity is prescribed for the two to three weeks following the surgery. The Foley catheter is removed after 1 week. It is common to experience short-term leakage of urine (incontinence) for the first several weeks after catheter removal. Men are able to hold urine in their bladders however upon coughing, sneezing, laughing or getting up from a chair men will experience some leakage of urine. With the use of pelvic muscle exercises (Kegel exercises), the duration and severity of leakage can be minimized. By three months, 85% of men are dry or wearing a pad "just in case."
The bandages over the small incisions are removed in the Medical Center prior to discharge and small pieces of paper tape (steri-strips) remain on the incisions. These strips will fall off on their own and the sutures in the incision are absorbable and do not need to be removed.
Return to work varies depending on the type of labor a man is engaged in. If work involves heavy lifting and strenuous activity, back to work is usually in the three to four week time frame. For office work or other jobs that do not involve strenuous activity, a two to three week time frame is typical.
The final pathology report will be available approximately one week after surgery. The critical information contained in this report is:
All of this information will determine:
A follow-up visit will be arranged for approximately six weeks after surgery at which point the first post-operative PSA will be checked. The PSA will typically be checked every three months for the first year, and from there the interval may vary depending on individual factors.


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Emily DaFonte
CUMBERLAND- Emily DaFonte, 88, of Cumberland, passed away peacefully, Friday, May 11, 2012. She was the wife of the late Joseph DaFonte.
Born in Fall River, MA, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Diolinda (DeJesus) Almeida.
Mrs. DaFonte had lived in Cumberland for over fifty years. She is survived by two daughters, Linda Rezendes-Sheehan and Patricia Ann Whalen, six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. She was the sister of the late Francisco and Augusto Almeida.
LINCOLN - Arlene M. Harrold, 78, died Wednesday at home surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of the late Daniel F. Harrold.
Born in Central Falls, she was a daughter of the late Charles and Margaret (Pryor) Cunningham.
Sophie V. Drezek
PAWTUCKET - Sophie V. Drezek (Szczoczarz), 94, of Douglas Pike and formerly of Pawtucket passed away Wednesday in the Philip Hulitar Center, Providence. She was the beloved wife of the late Frank Drezek.
Born in Central Falls she was the daughter of the late George and Veronica (Matisewski) Szczocarz. She was a resident of the Heritage Hills Nursing Center for the past 4 years previously having lived in Pawtucket most of her life.
PAWTUCKET - Dorothy I. (Hesseman) Brown, 91, passed away Tuesday, May 8, 2012. She was the beloved wife of the late John C. Brown.
Born in Madison, Ohio, a daughter of the late Joseph and Valeria (Pierson) Hesseman, she resided in Pawtucket over fifty years.
Dorothy was a member of the Women's Circle and the Acacia Club at the First Baptist Church, Pawtucket, and enjoyed music and crafts. Dorothy especially enjoyed knitting, she would often make and donate baby sets, as well as hats and mittens for children.
PAWTUCKET - Linda M. (Thibeault) Roy, 65, passed away surrounded by her loving family on Wednesday, May 9, 2012. A lifelong resident of Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late Gilbert F., Sr. and Flora I. (Daigle) Roy.
Linda worked in the Accounting Department of Hasbro for over fifteen years until retiring. She loved spending time with her grandchildren. Linda enjoyed playing cards; music; Twin Rivers, and was a former member of St. Teresa's Choir.
WOONSOCKET - Clarisse Landry, 93, passed May 9th with her loving family by her side. She was the wife of the late Raymond J. Landry.
Born in Lincoln, a daughter of the late Pierre and Sarah (Gagne) Emond.
She is survived by a daughter, Anita DuCharme and her husband Albert with whom she resided in Woonsocket, a brother, Emile Emond of Cumberland, 7 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was the mother of the late Raymond E. Landry.
SWANSEA - Muriel I. (Blake) Allenson, age 80, of Swansea, died, Tuesday, May 1, 2012 in the Kimwell Nursing Home. She was the wife of the late Merrill S. "Mel" Allenson.
Born in Attleboro, a daughter of the late David and Ida (Poirier) Blake, she lived in Seekonk for many years and had been a resident of Swansea for 25 years.
A graduate of Pawtucket East High School, she worked at Swank in Attleboro and Taunton for 20 years. Muriel was a member of the Red Hat Society, was a very talented knitter, and an excellent cook.
CENTRAL FALLS - Mary Libucha 98, passed away Wednesday May 9, 2012. She was the beloved wife of the late Francis J. Libucha.
Born in Poland she was a daughter of the late John and Ludwika (Uram) Szerlag. She lived in Coventry for the past 3 years and was formerly of Central Falls.
Before retiring she was employed as a Seamstress for the former New England Industries for 10 years retiring in 1976.
Mary was a member of St. Josephs Church Holy Rosary Society and the former Senior group. She was also a member of the former Orchard Lake Schools Ladies Auxiliary.
PAWTUCKET. Timothy H. Karpinski, 59, formerly of Towers East, passed away, Saturday after an illness. He was the longtime companion of Debbie Huntington. Born in Bellows Falls, Vt. a son of the late Chester and Katherine S. (Fenessey) Karpinski. Tim lived in the Pawtucket area most of his life until moving to Johnston a short time ago.
CUMBERLAND - Margarida Carvalho (Carreiro), 97, of Broad St. passed away Tuesday in the Pawtucket Health and Rehabilitation Center, Pawtucket. She was the beloved wife of the late Jacinto Carvalho.
Born in Jamestown, she was the daughter of the late Jose and Maria (Augusta) Carreiro. She resided in the Valley Falls section of Cumberland for most of her life.
She was employed by the International Packaging Co., Pawtucket for many years until her retirement and had previously been employed by the Central Braid Co., Central Falls.
ATTLEBORO - Anita (Bandieri) Oliver, 85, formerly of Timothy Drive, Attleboro, passed away on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. She was the wife of the late Anthony J. Oliver, Sr.
Anita was born in Pawtucket, the daughter of the late Cesare and Celia (Giambastiani) Bandieri.
Mrs. Oliver is survived by her children, Anthony J. Oliver Jr., Kathleen Laurence, Carolyn Oliver-Lawson all of Pawtucket and Susan Oliver of Attleboro, MA, four grandchildren, one great-grandson and a brother Paul Bandieri.
CENTRAL FALLS - Homer L. Lafond Jr., 73, died Saturday in N. Conway, NH. He was the husband of Claudette (Tellier) Lafond.
Born in Central Falls, he was a son of the late Homer L. Lafond Sr. and Lucille M. (Dery) Lafond.
LINCOLN - Madelyn Collins, 91, of Lincoln, died Sunday at Miriam Hospital. She was the wife of the late Arnold B. Collins and the daughter of the late James J. and Helen (Rush) Gorman.
She is survived by several cousins. Mrs. Collins was employed as a registered nurse at Memorial Hospital for over 37 year.
A Mass of Christian Burial to which relatives and friends are invited will be celebrated today at 10:00 am in St. Ambrose Church, School St., Albion.
PAWTUCKET - Ruth E. (Neunes) Stockman, 87, passed away on Thursday, April 26, 2012. She was the beloved wife of the late Karl E. Stockman for 56 years.
Born in Thuringia, Germany on February 2, 1925, she was the daughter of the late Paul E. and Minna (Graness) Neunes. Ruth was a World War II US Army Air Force veteran, serving the Strategic Air Command at Bolling Field, D.C. Ruth attended Ohio State University studying Horticulture.
SEEKONK - Frank S. Padykula, Sr., 82, entered into eternal peace on Monday, April 30, 2012. He was the beloved husband of the late Mildred F. (Manion) Padykula.
Born in Pawtucket, he was a son of the late Francis S. and Alice (Wszkiewicz) Padykula. Frank was a World War II, US Army veteran and Proprietor and President of Surplus Machinery Co., Seekonk. He was a past-member of the Pawtucket Country Club for over 20 years and was an avid boater and fisherman.
SEEKONK - Donald Burgess Leggat, 82, passed away on May 6, 2012 at Memorial Hospital of RI.
He will be fondly remembered and greatly missed by his wife of 62 years, Nancy, as well as his three children and their spouses; Robin and her husband Raymond Grant of Seekonk, MA, David and his wife Judy Leggat of Lebanon, PA and Carol and her husband Joe Robitaille of Seekonk, MA.
PAWTUCKET - Pauline M. (St. Germain) Black, 68, passed away at home on Wednesday, May 2, 2012. She was the beloved wife of Charles E. Black for 26 years.
Born in Woonsocket, a daughter of the late Leon St. Germain, Sr. and Annette (Larue) Peloquin, she resided in Providence before moving to Pawtucket six years ago. She loved country music and bingo.
PAWTUCKET - Rui Freitas, age 41, of Bellmore Dr., died Monday, May 7, 2012. Born Oct. 30, 1970, in Pawtucket, he was the son of Jose and Albertina (DaRosa) Freitas of Pawtucket and grandson of the late Manuel and Josefina DaRosa and Custodio and Adelina Freitas.
A 1989 graduate of Tolman High School, Rui attended CCRI and worked in the operations department of Citizens Bank and had been a United Way volunteer. He was a communicant of St. Leo the Great Church. He enjoyed traveling to visit his family in Faial, Azores and in California, where he took his cousins skydiving.
CUMBERLAND - Jamie Robert Coyle, 37,passed away on Wednesday, May 2nd 2012. He was the loving son of the late Karen Coyle and Robert Hanley.
He is survived by Yvonne Coyle, his wife of twenty years, as well as his four children Alyssa, Kayla, and Jordan Coyle, and Brianna McGuy. He was the devoted brother of Karrie, Joey, and Tabitha Coyle. He is loved by many and will be greatly missed.
Services will be private. For online condolences visit www.thekeefefuneralhome.com
PAWTUCKET - Joana C. Gomez, 80, of Pawtucket, died May 4, 2012. She was born in Brava, Cape Verde a daughter of the late Joao and Ana (Goncalves) Coelho. She came to this country 32 years ago settling in Pawtucket.
She is survived by 2 daughters Deolinda Coelho and Laura Rosa both of Pawtucket. 6 grandchildren Joana, Sandy, Michelle, Genie, Yolanda and Carlos. 4 great-grandchildren Tyrese, Isaiah, Xavier and Jalene.


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Divemaster Internship
The PADI Divemaster Internship is the first step to becoming a diving professional. Whether you are looking for a career change or want to use your diving experience to help others entering the sport. This is where it starts!
The PADI Divemaster holds an important role within every dive operation. As a Divemaster you support the instructor during courses. Assist in maintaining control, supervision and safety. Assist with the logistics involved with running courses and provide a role model for the students you come in to contact with, helping to create good, responsible divers of the future.
Although we offer the internship free of charge to our loyal customers, we do require a £250 training bond which is refunded upon completion of the course & internship.
Internship Commitment
Candidates must complete the following in addition to the compulsory course pre-requisites:
- 4 Open Water Diver Referral Courses
- 4 Open Water Qualifying Dive Courses
- 1 Continuing Education Course
EFR Instructor
The Emergency First Response Instructor Courses provide the training necessary to teach the Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR), Secondary Care (First Aid) and Care for Children Courses. The course builds on the candidates skills as primary and secondary care providers and focuses on developing their instructional abilities.
Through independent study, classroom sessions and practice teaching assignments, instructor candidates learn to conduct the Emergency First Response programme.
Assistant Instructor
The course will be conducted at London Scuba's purpose built professional training facility in Lingfield, Surrey. The AI course is the first part of the IDC. The AI programme develops the candidates skills demonstrations, rescue ability and teaching PADI programmes in the classroom, pool and Open water.
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Are you looking for something extraordinary? To do something others can only dream of? To help people transform their lives? To open doors you didn't even know existed? All of this, and more, awaits you as a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor.
London Scuba is now a 5 Star IDC centre. We run the IDC programme from our purpose built facility. With all facilities on site the IDC programme can be run with a great deal of flexibility, ensuring all candidates have the best possible preparation in advance of the IE. Over seeing the IDC's at london scuba is highly respected Platinum course director, Paul Toomer.


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Transaction & Use Tax Oversight Committee Members
The Transaction and Use Tax Oversight Committee consists of seven members who have interest, knowledge or experience with budgetary and fiscal processes and an understanding of relevant community issues. Five members shall be selected by the City Council and one member each shall be selected by the Chief of Police and by the Director of Public Works. Future vacancies of the five Council-appointed members shall be filled by appointment by a majority of the City Council. Of the seven members, five must live within Arcata City limits and two may live or work in the Arcata Planning Area. See current vacancies and residency qualifications.
The Transaction and Use Tax Oversight Committee will automatically sunset in November 2028, when the sales tax is no longer imposed.
Committee members serve four year staggered terms, at two year intervals, ending December 31.
|Ginger Campbell
Term: 2018
|Steve Cole
Term: 2016
|Stan Elcock
Term: 2016
|Robin Hashem
Term: 2018
|Jeffery Knapp
Term: 2018
|Michael Machi
Term: 2018
Term: 2016
|Staff Liaison: Janet Luzzi
Finance Director
Powers and Duties
The powers and duties of the Transaction and Use Tax Oversight Committee are as specified in the Arcata Municipal Code, Sections 2270 to 2276. These powers and duties are outlined as follows:
A. To review the City of Arcata general fund public works (streets) and public safety activity budgets based on historical data and need.
B. In November of each year, to report to the City Council the result of the review conducted in Section 2271(A) and make recommendations for general fund expenditures for the following fiscal year in the public works (streets) and public safety activity budgets.
C. To review and make recommendations on other general fund matters as the City Council may direct through resolution.


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The most beautiful and diverse of Fiji's 333 islands, known as Fiji's Garden Isle for it's lush vegetation, Taveuni Island will
envelope you in its splendor, embrace you with its culture, and excite you with its passion. Whether you long to relax, or you live to discover, your desires will be fulfilled.
Among the many activities Taveuni Island offers; you can choose from waterfall hikes, coastal walks, horseback riding, black pearl farm tours, snorkeling, golf, tennis, deep sea fishing, dolphin watching and kayaking, plus diving trips to famous world class sites. Fiji is famous for its warm, crystal-clear waters. Combining soft and hard corals, brilliant colors and diverse marine life, the diving off Taveuni Island is truly spectacular. The snorkeling is also first class, whether just off the beach in front of your private villa or off the outer reefs. Nature lovers will enjoy guided treks through villages, or up to amazing waterfalls and natural water slides. You may enjoy being part of traditional Fijian cultural ceremonies such as drinking kava, dancing and local music performances. Perhaps you will choose to just relax on the deck while having a massage. Each day the choice is yours.
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My husband put up his old childhood Lionel Train around the Christmas tree this year after retrieving it from his old childhood home in WI.
Got us talking/thinking about favorites we had as a child.
My son brought me my old Monopoly game, a deluxe set with slots for the titles/deeds and just an all around nicer set. I got it for Christmas when I was probably around 10.
Some other favorites:
I loved my brother's Hot Wheel tracks and we used to set them up going down our basement steps, complete w/ loops. Also his Johnny West set with horses and a town, and all, and I had a Jane West.
Etch a Sketch, Silly Putty in my stocking, crayons of course,
A Barbie house that took my dad almost all night to put together...
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Polovina-Prološčić, Tajana and Vidović, Vesna and Polovina, Andrea (2008) Family as a factor in cerebral palsy prevention. Collegium antropologicum, 32 (1). pp. 137-142. ISSN 0350-6134 (Print)
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The aim of the study was to assess maternal perception of family impact on the course and outcome of rehabilitation in children with cerebral motor impairment. The study included 135 children with cerebral motor impairment. Their motor development was followed-up over a one-year period by use of structured interview with the children's mothers after 12-month rehabilitation. The course of rehabilitation was assessed by the method of locomotor system functional evaluation. The improvement achieved in motor development was significantly better in the group of children whose mothers found their relationships with extended family excellent than in those whose mothers considered it good or poor. The study showed that mothers to children with cerebral motor impairment frequently feel the lack of extended family support, being it real or perceived as such by the mothers due to their emotional sensitivity, suggesting the need of additional studies of the reasons for this. These findings indicate that greater attention should be paid by health professionals to the psychological support offered to these mothers.
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425 Queen St.
Honolulu, HI 96813
Ph: (808) 586-1500
Fax:(808) 586-1239
Judicial Foreclosure: Yes
Non-Judicial Foreclosure: Yes
Security Instruments: Mortgage / Trust Deed
Right of Redemption: No
Deficiency Judgments: Yes. Lender's Decision
Time Frame: 2 Months
Public Notice: Publication
Judicial foreclosure: Requires the lender to sue in court to obtain
an order to foreclose. This process is used when no power of sale clause is included
in the loan document.
Non-judicial foreclosure: May be employed when the loan document
contains a power of sale clause authorizing the lender to sell the property to recover
the balance of the loan amount in the event of default. If the power of sale clause
includes instructions as to the time, place, and terms of sale, then that procedure
must be followed. If not, the process is as follows.
A notice of default and intent to foreclose must be sent to the borrower and all
junior lien holders and published weekly in a newspaper of general circulation in
the county in which the property is located for three consecutive weeks with the
final publication made at least 14 days before the scheduled sale date.
The notice must also be sent to the state director of taxation and to the director
of finance of the county in which the property is located. The notice may include
the dates and times of two open houses to be held at the subject property. If none
are to be held, the notice must so state.
The borrower has until three business days before the sale date to cure the default.
The sale will be a public auction held at the time and place stated in the notice.
The sale may be postponed from time to time by a public announcement from the foreclosing
lender or their representative.
Section 667-22 Notice of default
Law which regulates a breached mortgage agreement with the borrower.
Section 667-27 Public notice of public sale
Law which regulates the notice of sale for public auction.
Section 667-28 Postponement, cancellation of sale
Law which regulates a public sale from taking place.
Section 667-29 Authorized bidder; successful bidder
Law which acknowledges who may bid at an auction.
Section 667-36 Sale of property separately
Law which regulates the sale of multiple properties to be sold.
Section 667-40 Use of power of sale foreclosure in certain non-
mortgage situations
Law which regulates the use of power of sale limited to certain types of property.
Section 667-51 Appeals
Law which regulates the various appeals to be final.
HB NO 1438- Home loan protection act
Law which regulates mortgage brokers from any inappropriate act or prohibited
HB 2326- Act 137 Enacted 6/3/2008 - Mortgage Rescue Fraud Prevention Act.
Law which regulates consultants to provide full and complete disclosure for distressed
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For that, you also have to kick Vettel out along with Webber, and replace them with Fernando and Kimi. Not gonna happen.


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Sophomore Maggie O'Connell made 12 saves as the Morristown-Beard girls ice hockey team blanked Pingry 5-0 on Monday.
Senior Delaney Flynn and freshman Emma Polaski had a goal and two assists apiece for the Crimson (8-3-1). Senior defensemen Mikhaela Schultz and Carolyn Chambers both scored off assists from Flynn and Polaski.Girls basketball
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