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An anesthesiologist whose expertise extends from general pain management to interventional procedures such as spinal cord stimulation, implantable intrathecal drug delivery systems and intradiscal procedures. Clinical interests include degenerative spine pain; research interests include the use of radiofrequency in spine degenerative pain.
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Director, Cancer Pain Service
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Shapiro Clinical Center, Second Floor
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Boston, MA 02215
Phone: 617-754-9000
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Harvard Longwood Combined Pain Management Program, 2001
St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center in Anesthesiology, 2000
St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center in Surgery, 1997
Istanbul University School of Medicine, 1994
American Society of Anesthesiologists
American Society of Regional Anesthesia
Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists
American Medical Association
New York State Society of Anesthesiology
New England Pain Association Board of Directors
American Board of Anesthesiology
American Board of Anesthesiology (Subspecialty: Pain Medicine)
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Wednesday, 4 December 2002
Dáil Eireann Debate
64. Dr. Cowley asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if she will make free travel within the State available to persons with a part contribution Irish pension and delete the provision that a person must be permanently resident in the State from the guidelines; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [25087/02]
Mary Coughlan: The free travel scheme is available to all people living in the State aged 66 years or over. It is also available to carers and to people with disabilities who are in receipt of certain social welfare payments.
The free travel scheme, in conjunction with the Northern Ireland concessionary travel scheme, provides free travel on cross-Border routes for passholders of both jurisdictions. This scheme applies to cross-Border journeys and not to travel exclusively within either jurisdiction. There is a commitment in the programme for Government to putting in place an all-Ireland free travel scheme for pensioners resident in all parts of this island. I plan to advance this proposal as quickly as possible over the term of this Government.
There have been a number of proposals for extending entitlement to free travel to people living outside Ireland, including the report of the task force on policy regarding emigrants which was submitted to the Minister for Foreign Affairs earlier this year. At EU level a report, Towards a Senior Euro Pass, was commissioned by the social affairs directorate of the European Commission and published by Age Concern, England, at the end of 1997. This report recommends that EU states should establish a senior euro pass card which would entitle older people to concessions on various services, including travel, cultural and social activities. Developments in this area would have to be advanced at EU level.
The Deputy's proposal to make free travel available to persons in receipt of Irish pensions but living abroad will be examined in a future budgetary context, taking account of the other demands for extension of the free travel scheme, the cost implications, compatibility with EU law and administrative implications.
Dr. Cowley: This matter arises a great deal among elderly Irish people living in England who [1235] are anxious to have this facility. These are the forgotten people who did so much for this country. They sent back more money to this country than the EU ever provided in equivalent terms. They feel forgotten. In the spirit of Article 2 of the Constitution, does the Minister not agree that Irish-born emigrants who return to Ireland, even on short visits, should have their previous residence status taken into account and should be entitled to free travel, especially as the task force has recommended that this should be the case? If students are entitled to free travel, I cannot see why old age pensioners, particularly our own citizens, should not have the same entitlement. Does the Minister agree that this matter is important for Irish people living abroad and that we should provide this facility?
Mary Coughlan: I am from County Donegal so I am aware that many people who live in the UK and travel home regularly would like to be facilitated under the free travel scheme. My first priority will be to provide for a free travel scheme throughout the island of Ireland and then, in the context of the task force report, to examine the provision of those additional services which people who live abroad are seeking. The Deputy made a submission in that regard and it has been taken on board by the task force. The Minister for Foreign Affairs is taking the lead in the implementation of the report. He is considering a number of issues, among them the issue raised by the Deputy. There are currently 27,000 people living abroad in receipt of a contributory pension from my Department. Although it is difficult to estimate the cost of providing a free travel pass, I am sure we will look towards implementing it in the context of the implementation of the task force report, in consultation with the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Shorebirds manage just three hits
Salisbury, Md. – The Delmarva Shorebirds (16-23) dropped the series finale to the Lakewood BlueClaws (22-19) 10-0. It was their final game on the home stand in which they went 3-3.
Both teams went scoreless in the first, but Lakewood began their attack in a big way in the top of the second. William Carmona led off with a single and was followed by a walk by Josh Ludy and a single by Trey Ford. After a strikeout, Tim Carver, belted a grand slam over the left field fence to put Lakewood up 4-0.
The BlueClaws would extend their lead with an RBI single by Maikel Franco in the fifth to boost their lead to 5-0.
Lakewood clawed another run across the board when 'Birds reliever Bobby Wilkins dropped a toss from first baseman Connor Narron trying to cover first. Maikel Franco came into score on the error.
The Blueclaws put a few insurance runs on the board in the top half of the ninth. Brock Stassi led off with a double and later scored on a Maikel Franco single. Franco and Kelly Dugan scored on a single by Brian Pointer. Pointer scored the final run of the game on a Trey Ford single to center.
Mikey Planeta recorded two of the Shorebirds three hits. He had a single in the first and a double in the sixth, but Delmarva couldn't knock him in.
The winning pitcher for Lakewood was starter Hoby Milner (3-2) who went seven strong innings giving up just three hits and zero runs. He also recorded seven strikeouts.
Felix Santos finished the job for the BlueClaws. He pitched two innings of relief retiring all six batters in order.
The losing pitcher on the evening was Delmarva Starter Parker Bridwell (4-8), who went five innings and surrendered five runs on seven hits while walking four.
Bobby Wilkins made his Shorebirds debut pitching two innings and giving up two hits.
Also making his Delmarva debut was reliever Alex Schmarzo who pitched one inning of relief but gave up four runs on three hits. He also struck out one and walked two.
Finishing the game for the 'Birds was Gene Escat who gave up one hit and one walk in one inning of relief.
Delmarva heads to Greensboro on Friday to begin a four game road trip. First pitch is scheduled for 7:00. The starting pitcher for Delmarva is Matt Taylor (5-6, 4.12).


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nice guild icon/emblem, or w.e its called. >_>
well Altoidz already asked me to join so i guess you just need my info.
technolyze - Archer
Nice website, nice emblem, good forums, count me in. Looks like the players you've gotten so far are pretty nice, I like a great community ^^
Kyo - Cleric
i would like to join when Fiesta is up.
it's a good idea to start a game in a Guild/Clan...
A game whitout friends or help isnt fun so,good idea!
i Also like the work thats put in the Site and forums, good job!
Hope it will Grow fast.
Greetz Mind
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hmm... ill guess ill join
foolishmofo how about you tell us more about yourself? For anybody that is interested in joining, from now on, please fill out an application. Details may be found here. Thanks.
I'm updating the roster in a bit. Soon, we will also have good information and equipment lists for all of the jobs. Credit for these guides that will be coming soon go to 4sword of the Outspark forums.
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Why you wish to join and why you have what it takes: Well I'd like to join because it seems like most people joining are from onRPG. And I have what it takes, because I can level fast, have no life, etc...
IGN: AthlaS
Job: Archer (I laughed at the guy who put Estate employee)
Age: 16
Other games you have played: Hero Online, WoW, MapleStory, SilkRoad, Soldier Front, FlyFF, ROSE Online, Conquer Online, Trickster, RYL1, RYL2, and the list goes on seemingly forever. =_=
Where did you hear about us? OnRPG, duh.
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I like being with kind and welcoming people, I'd say I'd join but I'd hate to lag people. By lag I mean play for a long while and disappear (maybe 2-3 days), this is not something I do by being lazy and careless. Having a job and a life with friends can get in the way, and gaming is something I enjoy on the side as much as possible.
I'd like to join, but I'd hate to hold people up so I think I'll go solo...I'm sure your guild will need active members, for me to get into games I'd get on everyday for like 4-5hrs max or 4 times a week...it really all depends =/. I'd never ever throw off a date with friends just to play games, I wouldn't want to go through the "I wish I got to go" thing like some deal with.
But good luck with your guild, you really seem like a true dedicated person who wants their ideas to go far. Keep up the good work man.
nice avatar reemyx.
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Steward's Court of the Manor of Torre Devon
2 of 8 portraits of Lady Anne Hamilton
© National Portrait Gallery, London
Steward's Court of the Manor of Torre Devon
attributed to Theodore Lane, published by George Humphrey
etching, published December 1820
10 3/4 in. x 15 7/8 in. (274 mm x 402 mm) plate size; 11 3/4 in. x 18 7/8 in. (298 mm x 480 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1987
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- George Humphrey (active 1783-1831), Publisher and printseller; nephew of Hannah Humphrey. Artist associated with 70 portraits, Sitter associated with 1 portrait.
- Theodore Lane (1800-1828), Painter and etcher. Artist associated with 44 portraits.
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- Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux (1778-1868), Lord Chancellor. Sitter associated with 243 portraits.
- Caroline Amelia Elizabeth of Brunswick (1768-1821), Queen of George IV. Sitter in 93 portraits.
- William Cobbett (1763-1835), Journalist, agriculturalist and politician; MP for Oldham. Sitter associated with 55 portraits.
- Keppel Richard Craven (1779-1851), Traveller. Sitter associated with 6 portraits.
- Thomas Denman, 1st Baron Denman (1779-1854), Lord Chief Justice. Sitter associated with 19 portraits.
- John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon (1751-1838), Lord Chancellor. Sitter associated with 91 portraits.
- Robert Fellowes (1770-1847), Philanthropist. Sitter associated with 2 portraits.
- Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey (1764-1845), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 173 portraits.
- Lady Anne Hamilton (1766-1846), Lady-in-waiting to Queen Caroline. Sitter associated with 8 portraits.
- Henry Richard Fox (later Vassall), 3rd Baron Holland (1773-1840), Whig statesman and patron of art and letters. Sitter associated with 53 portraits.
- Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool (1770-1828), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 50 portraits.
- Stephen Lushington (1782-1873), Judge. Sitter in 18 portraits.
- Bartolomeo Pergami (1783 or 1784-1842), Courier and consort of Queen Caroline. Sitter in 32 portraits.
- Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852), Field Marshal and Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 391 portraits.
- Sir Matthew Wood, 1st Bt (1768-1843), Lord Mayor of London. Sitter associated with 38 portraits.
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People get tattoos for various reasons. Many people get a tattoo as a tribute to something or someone they love. It's a well-known fact that a whole lot of people love the Harry Potter books and movies. So much, in fact, that a crazy amount of people out there have gotten Harry Potter tattoos. So here is a list of the top 10 types of Harry Potter body art, in case you were considering getting your very own Harry Potter tattoo. We're actually going to show you way more than ten tattoos – we're giving you the top ten categories, and then several tattoos within each category. That way you see more pictures. You like pictures, right?
1. Harry Potter Character Tattoos
Whether you're a fan of the dark side of J.K. Rowling's stories, a Gryffindor at heart, or a big fan of Hedwig, Harry's owl, here are some tattoos to inspire you.
Full back piece tattoo of Dumbledore? Why not?
Not overtly a Harry Potter tattoo, but if you know the stories you can imagine this tattoo is of Fawkes, Dumbledore's trusty phoenix.
Beautifully done – Hedwig in a cage.
Some people like the meaner, more evil characters in Harry Potter –
The cool thing about getting a Bellatrix Lestrange tattoo is that you also end up with a Helena Bonham Carter tattoo. Double bonus! But, why get the most sadistically evil character in the whole series tattooed on you?
or, why not go all the way and get a He Who Must Not Be Named tattoo?
In the end, however, it's the good guys who win out, right?
A fantastically-executed Dobby tattoo – the Free Elf, and he saved Harry's life to boot.
A Sirius Black tattoo. And it's a Gary Oldman tattoo, too!
2. Hogwarts Tattoos
If you wish Hogwarts really existed, and you have your house all picked out (because the Sorting Hat wouldn't ever put you anywhere but the house you belong), you might choose to get a Harry Potter tattoo related to Hogwarts or one of the houses.
Very nice.
Too bad the photo is so small – this is a great-looking Gryffindor tattoo.
Or maybe you're more in tune with the intellectually-inclined Ravenclaws.
Or, maybe you're cunning like a Slytherin.
3. The Dark Mark Tatoo
There is another category for symbols related to Harry Potter, but the Dark Mark, with its insidious implications, deserves its own category. Here are some examples of Dark Mark tattoos.
4. The Deathly Hallows
The symbol that represents the Deathly Hallows – the Resurrection Stone, the Cloak of Invisibility, and the Elder Wand, is a popular Harry Potter-related tattoo.
wonder if they got a group rate?
5. Curses and Spells
For the die-hard fan of the books and movies, there are any number of spells and curses to help you achieve a more obscure Harry Potter tattoo. Here are some people who got clever.
Killing curse tattoo on the knees?
The other two unforgivable curses. Wonder if these and the above tats are all on the same person?
Best way to keep Dementors away!
In case you run into a Boggart, this spell will make it appear however you want it to.
The nasty spell Doloroes Umbridge cast on Harry to punish him for telling the truth about Voldemort.
To light your way.
6. The Harry Potter Logo
Sometimes, branding works.
For the rest of her life.
7. Harry's Scar Tattoos
Some people want to look like The Boy Who Lived.
8. Actual Harry Potter Tattoos
Some people like to get Harry himself tattooed on them.
From the book cover.
This could have gone into the characters category or the logo category, but since it features Harry prominently, it goes into this category.
This is pretty. Almost too pretty.
A dramatic close-up of Harry Potter's face.
9. Objects From Harry Potter Movies Tattoos
Some of the objects that feature prominently in the films and books have made their way onto the bodies of fans.
The golden Snitch.
The time turner.
More golden snitch. What the heck body part is this on?
10. Harry Potter Quotes
Certain quotes are very famous parts of the Harry Potter lexicon.
What you say to close the Maurader's Map – mischief managed.
What you say to open the Marauder's Map – "I solemnly swear I am up to no good."
This could have gone in the Hogwarts-related section as our missing Hufflepuff tattoo, but the quote is so good it belongs in this section as well. Have any Harry Potter Tattoos you want to share?


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W8BYA (ex WD8BYA, WN8BYA).
Home is near Ft. Wayne, Indiana, and for the first time in my life I have room for antennas, towers, and a shack. Prior to moving here I struggled to put up any HF or VHF antennas while living on various postage-stamp sized lots. Currently, 3 self-supporting towers grace the grounds at the QTH. I have been blessed with my XYL & best friend (KC9MOM) who supports my every endevor. I also have two older brothers who I can always count on for a fun & spirited QSO on the air (N8AUM & N8CVV). My current interests center around VHF/UHF weak signal work (EME, MS, Au, Es, Tropo, etc), as well as just working DX on 40M or 15M SSB. I have been known to mess around with analog SSB SSTV on HF & VHF.
I really enjoy 6M/2M/432 SSB, CW, or WSJT, and welcome skeds with anyone needing EN70 as a new grid or with anyone who would like to have fun making a long distance contact. My normal range on 2M, under flat conditions to a good station is around 500 miles. My farthest 2M (non-EME) DX is to DM53 in Arizona via MS at 1410 miles with K7NX and my current state count w/o EME is up to 43 and 346 grids. Here is a map showing the grid squares worked on 2M from this QTH over the last 20 years:
Other interests, time permitting, include astro-imaging, photography, and goofing around with antennas, and antenna design. I especially like modeling directional antennas for 40M and then trying them out.
The VHF/UHF station consists of a Flex 5000A, and TS-2000. A Beko SS 1 kW PA, and a Harris 6M kW PA help out when conditions are rough. On HF I like to use either the Flex or a FT-1000MP, both with the AL-1200 amplifier, when needed. The current antennas on VHF/UHF are a CC 17B2 at 85', 23-elem 432 yagi at 80', a CC 5-elem 6M beam at around 75' and a 40m rotatable dipole at 71'. All VHF antennas are fed with 7/8" heliax. The HF tribander is on a different tower and is a CC X7 @ 75'. That tower & antenna are currently down. The 3rd picture down is from the 40' level of the 70' X7 tower looking north (tnx N8CVV). I also use a R8 vertical, a 2-elem 40M rotatable phased array, and an assortment of experimental 40M/75M wire antennas. If you get a minute, do a search on YouTube for my call to see some neat F/B tests on my home-brew 2-elem rotateable phased array for 40M. I QSL 100% direct but currently do NOT use the ARRL QSL bureau or LOTW.
I keep an image gallery with lots of Ham Radio and Astro related pictures at http://w8bya.com
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Author and researcher Dr. Thomas P Lowery, a respected professional in his field has signed a statement admitting that he tampered with date on a pardon signed by President Abraham Lincoln.
In an effort to gain recognition, he changed the date on a pardon from 1864 to the same day in1865, to make it appear that Lincoln performed one final act of clemency on the day he was assassinated.
Thirteen years ago, Lowery found the document in the Archives and made the decision to change the date. The researcher, a retired psychiatrist, basked in the glory of his peers and historians as the discovery became known. The good doctor decided that it would be the ultimate feather in this researcher's cap.
Trevor Plant is the competent archive specialist who uncovered the deceit when he noticed that the number five in the date 1865 was darker than the rest.
Plant checked the document against a collection of Lincoln's writing, edited by Roy P. Basler in the 1950s. Basler reprinted the pardon of Murphy dated 1864. This confirmed the alteration.
The people at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. are very upset. They knew Lowery and his wife as daily researchers for years. It's very upsetting when people you know betray a trust.
It has been alleged that Lowry smuggled a special fountain pen with fade-proof ink into the Archives and altered the date on the historical document that saved a young soldier from execution in 1864 to 1865.
The alteration appears clear in the high resolution newspaper and online pictures, but the original document is smaller and Mr. Plant said that it all looks normal, except for the number five, where one can almost see something under it.
Dr. Lowry's actions have caused security to be tightened:
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- Picture identification is checked
- Cell phones must be left at the admissions desk.
- Researchers are provided with a locker for briefcases, sweaters, jackets, etc.
- The rooms provide paper to be used in taking notes, and only pencils and ballpoint pens are permitted
Lowry said that he signed the confession because the Archives agents told him it would never be publicized, nor would he face any consequences due to the Statute of Limitations.
Unfortunately, the biggest punishment is that Lowry is now banned from the National Archives for life.
For someone who thrived on critical acclaim amongst researchers and historians, the consequences will follow him for the rest of his life.
To read the complete article written by Lisa Rein and and Jennifer Buske, click on The Washington Post.
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Yeah. He probably doesn't feel remorse because of what he did. He'll feel bad because of what people will think of him now.
I read about this in the NYT and found it very disturbing that a trusted professional would do such a thing. I guess the lure of fame is great.


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Brian Beal, a marine ecologist from the University of Maine was out on the clam flats in Freeport Thursday with student clammers. They are beginning a comprehensive survey
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Don O'Brien, of Littlestown, fires a weapon with guidance from Deputy Wildlife Conservation officer Hal Heagy during a drill where the shooter is required to move while firing at targets during Sunday afternoon at Green Springs Rod and Gun Club. The practice was part of the concealed carry class that is taught by members of the Adams County Sheriff's Department. (THE EVENING SUN -- SHANE DUNLAP.)
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A group of six people stood on the shooting range on a cold, windy Sunday afternoon, ready to shoot their targets - a drawn black outline of a human upper body filled with different colored shapes and a large, red oval in the center.
But there was a twist. Moments before shooters were given the signal to fire, one of the instructors would announce a shape to aim for and hit.
And when the signal sounded, the group steadied their aim and shot. After shooting five rounds, shooters walked over to the targets with their instructors.
The purpose of the exercise was to help shooters make a split-second decision when shooting. It was one of many training drills during the concealed weapons course held over the weekend, hosted by volunteers from the Adams County Sheriff's Office.
Although safety courses for gun owners are not required in Pennsylvania, the state does require a concealed weapons permit. Residents who wish to openly carry their weapons do not need a permit.
The two eight-hour classes over the weekend focused on use and safety gun ownership, as well as the ethical and legal aspects of using a handgun to protect themselves. Nearly 30 students brought in their guns on Saturday and Sunday, splitting class time between the classroom and the shooting range at Green Springs Rod and Gun Club in Hanover.
"These people care enough to want to know about the gun, and that's a real good thing," Adams County Sheriff James Muller said.
Buying a weapon is a lifestyle change - a conscious decision to protect someone's life, he said. But there's other aspect - ethical and legal, as well as mental and emotional - that comes along with ownership, he added.
The course started about four years ago, and interest is growing, drawing people from all different backgrounds, Adams County Chief Deputy Len Supenski said. Many new gun owners sign up to take the course that is offered a few times a year.
With the increased interest, instructors are considering offering the course every month. The course also draws lifetime gun owners who want to refresh their skills. At the end of the course, participants receive a certificate of completion.
Wayne Noel, of Hanover, has been around guns his whole life, learning to shoot when he was 12. He's owned his own handgun for 42 years. Although he knows how to operate his handgun, he chose to take the course to learn more about the ethical and legal issues should he ever have to use it on someone.
The legal part of using a concealed weapon can be difficult to understand unless you're directly involved in the law of it, he said. But if the trigger is pulled, it's better to know what your legal rights are, he added.
And you don't know what you're getting into anymore - even at Wal-Mart, said President of the Green Springs Rod and Gun Club Joe Hastings. If a person should need to use a weapon on another person for safety purposes, it should be used with sound judgment, he said.
"There's more to it than just shooting," Hastings said. "You need to know all aspects. You need to know the information to not get you in trouble." Hastings signed up for the April course to learn the updated information to be sure of his legal rights.
Ellen Boyce, of Hanover, had never shot a pistol before Saturday. She decided to take the class to learn about the safety of guns in case she ever had to use one. She encouraged others to take the course, adding it was a "wealth of information."
Although safety courses are not required for Pennsylvania residents who obtain a concealed weapon permit, Boyce believes all gun owners should educate themselves.
Supenski agreed. Many people buy a handgun and put it in a drawer, thinking it will protect them like some sort of talisman, he said.
"It won't ward off evil spirits," he added, "not without training."
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A License to Carry Firearms is issued to carry a firearm concealed on one's person or in a vehicle within this Commonwealth. Any person who carries a firearm concealed on or about his person except in his place of abode or fixed place of business without a valid and lawfully issued license commits a felony of the third degree.
An individual who is 21 years of age or older may apply for a license to carry firearms by submitting a completed Application for a Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms to the sheriff of the county in which they reside or if a resident of a city of the first class, with the chief of police of that city along with the required fee.
Individuals who are 21 years of age or older and are NOT Pennsylvania residents may apply for a license by submitting a completed Application for a Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms to any Pennsylvania County Sheriff's office along with the required fee. A Pennsylvania license cannot be issued to a resident of another state who does not possess a current license or permit or similar document to carry a firearm issued by their home state if a license is provided for by the laws of that state, as published annually in the Federal Register by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms of the Department of the Treasury.
The sheriff has 45 days to conduct an investigation to determine an individual's eligibility to be issued a license. Included in the investigation is a background check conducted on the individual through the Pennsylvania Instant Check System (PICS) to determine if the records indicate the individual is prohibited by law. In accordance with 18 PA C.S. §6109, a sheriff may deny an individual the right to a License to Carry Firearms if there is reason to believe that the character and reputation of the individual are such that they would be likely to act in a manner dangerous to public safety.
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The TripKen T. from the California coast and Jay W. from the East Bay worked out the trip together. I think Ken picked the spot and Jay handled publicity and coordination. Both did an excellent job....the site was great and there was a good turnout.We went up closer to Ken's country – the Trinity Alps in far Northern California. Three of us from the Bay Area arrived at the trailhead on Friday afternoon and everyone else dribbled in over the course of the rest of the evening. We relaxed around the fire Friday evening and crashed out, ready to get started in the morning.The PeopleBesides Ken from up North and Jay from the Bay, there was me and Cameron K., also from the East Bay, and three from the Santa Cruz area; the father and son team of Joshua B and Ocean (14) and their friend Katharina P. I'm new, but that seems like a pretty solid turnout, especially for a shoulder season trek. It's great to be able to hang out with people from all over that are really only connected through a common interest , the outdoors.The Place:Ken chose for our destination "L" Lake, above Canyon Lakes, nine miles up at the end of the Canyon Lakes Trail in the Trinity Alps National Forest. The Trinity Alps are much lower than the Sierras, but every bit as beautiful and rugged. We topped out at about six thousand feet. I think the range is aptly named!I had never been there before, but several in our group had been, some extensively; although I don't think anyone had been to this actual lake before. What a beautiful hike! The seven of us got started on Saturday morning bright and early at 9:30 in balmy weather and headed up the trail. The trail follows the walls of the canyon formed by Canyon Creek and climbs steadily. I would say the first part of the trail was on the easy side of moderate, but as we got closer to the pair of Canyon Lakes it was more on the difficult side of moderate. Upper and Lower Canyon Lakes sit one above the other in a valley surrounded by high peaks and ridges, with the lakes nestled in the trees and the peaks and ridges just above treeline. We arrived and waited a bit at Upper Canyon Lake for Josh and Cameron to catch up from their shortcut. Then we got ready to push on.To a casual observer (me) it appeared at first glance like there was no place else to go, we had reached the end of the road. But it turns out we could proceed up a gully and around a ridge and head up the three-quarters of a mile to "L" Lake. This part was on the hard side of difficult. Some of it was hand over foot scrambling. We were following what is called a "User Trail', which we discovered meant "Trail Nobody Can Find". It was hard work, but only took about an hour or so. At one point I think I saw Billy Goat Gruff's cousin, but I might have been unconscious for a moment."L" Lake is set in what I learned is called a cirque, and a beautiful example of one at that. This particular cirque wrapped almost all the way around the lake. The lake itself was sort of a large pond and there weren't many good spots to set up camp, at least for seven people. We ended up finding a workable spot in amongst some trees and since it was getting late, we started getting ready for the night. Once everyone was settled in, we ate dinner and hung out for a long while. At one point several deer showed up for their dinner, they got quite close to us. That kept us entertained for awhile, then it was time for bed. The evening was not nearly as cold as we anticipated, although there looked to be frost at the edges of some puddles in the morning. It was a great night, I for one slept very well thanks to the ProLite pad I borrowed from Jay (thanks Jay). A vast improvement over closed cell foam. Once we were all crashed out, the deer came right on into camp and kept right on eating. It was as if we were using their "Hometown Buffet" to sleep in! They were courteous enough not to complain about it. It's interesting to me that when you are sitting next to the fire looking at a deer tramping around, it's very obvious that it's a deer. But when you are in your tent listening to the same noises, it's easy to let your mind play tricks on you. At least that's what I've heard.The next day we learned from the couple over yonder that they had set their alarm for 1:30 am and arose to watch the moon come over the edge of the ridge. I don't what they did after that.In the morning we got up and had a leisurely breakfast and those of us leaving got ready to head out. Josh B, Ocean and Katharina were staying in the area for another night, lucky dogs! The rest of us had to get home. We retraced our steps from the previous day, starting with the plunge down to the Canyon Lakes. I wouldn't say we hiked down there so much as fell down there. We took a break at Upper Canyon Lake where Jay showed us how to fish, then continued on. Before you know it, we were back at the truck enjoying an ice cold Sierra Nevada. Then quickly enroute to In 'n Out Burger in Redding to top off.The Gear:I know...FINALLY!!, the gear! It was a gear extravaganza of the first order. Bush Buddies, Pocket Rockets, various and sundry Caldera Cones, alky burners with and without simmer rings and Esbit/Heineken contraptions. No two setups matched exactly and everyone was perfectly happy with their selection. Everyone was able to heat up their various noodle dishes and hot liquids no problem. The highlight, though, were the hammocks. I think Cameron observed that all the UL hammocks that exist in NorCal were probably present on this trip. That's three for those counting. The cool factor for these things is VERY high. While I was on my hands and knees preening up my tent site, the hammock guys (Cameron, Josh and Ken) were playing in the trees. Jay noted that Hammockers seem to look at a potential campsite a bit differently than us ground dwellers. For the right application, hammocks seem hard to beat.Oh yeah, wait, actually the fact that Ocean cowboy-camped the first night and made a tree branch lean-to up against a boulder for himself the second night is even cooler than the hammocks. Sorry hammockers.In all, everyone (even me) was more than adequately equipped and only had to worry about having fun.The Photos:
Thanks Dave for the report. We all had a great time. Don't be too modest to let EVERYONE know that you had the lightest pack. Congrats on that! Plenty of inside jokes in that report too. Awesome! Jay,Katharina,and Josh saddle up.Plenty of trees and granite.David and Cameron on the trail.Campsite deluxe at Lower Canyon Creek Lake.Cross country begins near the lakes.We all head off to find our own special route. Some are more special than others.Upper Canyon Creek Lake.Slick glacier polished granite in the upper canyon.Finally El lake or L lakeA lovely Sunday breakfast around camp.Back down from EL Lake.Beautiful weekend. As always I wish I had taken more photos. Need to have Tony come along....
Edited by kthompson on 10/12/2009 22:16:41 MDT.
Sawtooth Ridge---KatrinaOcean & Ken XC MarkerDavid fishing!Canyon Creek LakeFun camp & dinner time!!!!Trinity Alps GlowDavid & Cameron starting the XC return...
Edited by Creachen on 10/12/2009 21:58:13 MDT.
Awsome....I miss them mountains. Did my first solo trip in the alps, always have fond memories of that trip. Anyways, looks like you guys/gals had a great time. Surprised their has not been pics of all the tent setups yet, but then again Tony wasnt there.That campsite out on the lake peninsula is picture perfect.Jealous in Arkansas,Jeff
Ken starting the XC return!Canyon Creek LakeNancy was able to catch a few fish here.
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Ken taking a picture of Backpacker Chic!!I think she was skinny dipping!David, Cameron and Ken living the life doing some XC!!The Trinity Alps are very cool!
Edited by Creachen on 10/12/2009 22:10:45 MDT.
Who took the pictures? Beautiful!
Thanks. Each of us are posting our own photos.
Thanks for everything Ken!!! I just got a call from from Josh & Crew and they all got home safe... Hopefully we will see ya at Pt. Reyes in January...
LOL Jay. I'll be at Point Reyes. Thinking of putting something else together up here before or even after that.
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We had a blast and really glad we stayed an extra day. Thanks again for organizing the trip you guys.L-LakeL-LakeL-LakeCanyon Lakes
Josh...did you have any luck fishing on Monday?
Great trip...jealous that I could not join you guys.Thanks for putting up the pictures to share.What were the temperatures like in the evening time?-Tony
pics were amazing guys. I have never backpacked there and now I want to go there. Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!
Tony, Nights got down to near freezing, but no wind. Temps during the day were in the 70's. Awesome
We did really well. I caught about 12 small browns at L-Lake on the fly rod. Ocean caught about 3 at L-lake on lures and one nice size one at lower canyon lake. He kept and ate that one over an open fire near the creak where we stayed on Sunday night.Ocean's fishOcean getting dirtyDads tiny fish
That's awesome Josh...I definitely want in on that some time.....
Great write up Dave and awesome pics from everyone. I had no idea about that corner of California and look forward to exploring a new area.
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When Nelson returned home from Europe in 1800, he was not only the 'Hero of the Nile', but the subject of intense gossip because of his affair with Emma Hamilton. The portrait copies produced by Lemuel Francis Abbott after his painting of 1797 had satisfied public demand up to a point, but on Nelson's return to London a spate of artists set to work to further immortalise him. In recognition of his Norfolk origins, this portrait was commissioned by the City of Norwich. It depicts Nelson with an air of quiet self-confidence and is considered the most faithful likeness of him. Nelson's last engagement was his greatest victory. Beechey's sketch captures the proud resolve of the Admiral who, refusing to cover his glittering medals, was killed by a sniper while destroying the combined French and Spanish fleets at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
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WESTMINSTER — Oconee County movers and shakers will have to do serious thinking about what they want the county to be, an economic development consultant told them Thursday.
"What kind of jobs do you want?" Kyle Talente, vice president and principal of RKG Associates, asked. He spoke to a group that included the county economic development commission, the commission's ex-officio members, two county council members and the county administrator. "And what do you want the county to be?"
The answers to those questions and others Talente hopes to gather over the next few weeks and over other meetings to incorporate into a strategic plan for achieving Oconee County's economic development goals.
Talente's Dover, N.H.-based firm evaluates economic, demographic, real estate and industry trends in aiding cities, counties, regions and states to set goals and devise their plans for achieving them.
"I might not always tell you things you want to hear," Talente told the group. "But it's our job to be objective."
One thing the leaders agreed on was that Oconee County's job creation must have at least some main focus on creating jobs that keep young people in the county, raising families.
The student population has been around 10,000 for almost 50 years, said schools Superintendent Mike Lucas. "One reason is that our young people have to go outside the county for jobs," he said
Ronnie Booth, president of Tri-County Technical College, emphasized that keeping young people would mean focusing on the kinds of jobs that pay "a family-sustaining wage."
"They can't be $7.50 an hour jobs," Booth said. "Although those are important, too."
High-tech jobs offer the best chance of attracting younger people to the area, said Oconee Medical Center CEO Jean Ward.
Another focus the leaders agreed on was that industries already in Oconee County should be aided and encouraged to expand. According to the South Carolina Department of Commerce, about 80 percent of new jobs are created by existing firms.
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One flaw he has noticed, the consultant said, is a lack of cooperation between the cities of the county. County officials said that was improving.
"We're still territorial, but it's better than it has been," said Lucas.
Scott Moulder, county administrator, said one enduring problem is that the county continues not to have enough immediate, ready-to-go sites that prospective companies can consider.
The impending sale of the county's speculative building soon will leave the county without any immediate offerings, Moulder said.
Plans are moving forward for the development of the county's two industrial parks, off S.C. 59 near Fair Play and off S.C. 11 in the Richland community, the leaders agreed, but a ready state is still some time away.
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Urban Meyer used to spend every offseason with Monte Kiffin.
Beginning in 1996, when Meyer was an assistant at Notre Dame, he would travel to Tampa and visit with Kiffin for at least a day. Meyer would glean all he could from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive coordinator, picking his brain about defensive philosophy, coverage schemes and blitz packages.
Meyer continued the trips as head coach at Bowling Green (2001-02), Utah (2003-04) and Florida. Meyer even asked Kiffin to come to Gainesville after the Gators struggled on defense in 2007.
Meyer's relationship with Kiffin, now Tennessee's defensive coordinator, was good. It also made first-year Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin's false recruiting allegations that much more surprising in February.
"Actually, yes it did," Meyer said Sunday. "That's one of the only comments I'll make on it. Just because I was fairly close with his father and I just know the way he is. Like I said, that's all over with. Coach Monte Kiffin and myself have a very good relationship."
Meyer and Lane Kiffin might not be so buddy-buddy. It will be a main story line this week as the top-ranked Gators (2-0) and Tennessee (1-1) prepare for their Southeastern Conference opener in Gainesville.
The day after national signing day, Kiffin falsely accused Meyer of a recruiting violation. Kiffin told fans Meyer violated rules by phoning receiver prospect Nu'Keese Richardson while he was on an official visit at Tennessee. The NCAA and SEC, though, say it's not a recruiting violation to contact recruits while they are on official visits to other schools.
Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley rushed to his coach's defense, delivering a quick and harsh response and calling for an apology. SEC commissioner Mike Slive reprimanded Kiffin, who then issued an apology.
The Gators haven't forgotten about it, either.
"I thought he was a nice guy," guard James Wilson said Sunday night. "But I don't know what he was thinking when he said all that. It kind of hit a nerve."
Offensive lineman Matt Patchan called Kiffin a "bozo" at the team's media day last month, and receiver Riley Cooper said the Gators were looking forward to playing Tennessee more than anyone else because of all the "trash talking going on and stuff."
Kiffin also raised eyebrows in Gainesville at his introductory news conference in December. He vowed to end the program's four-game losing streak against Florida.
Kiffin said he was "looking forward to … singing 'Rocky Top' all night long after we beat Florida next year. It will be a blast."
Florida blew the quote up and plastered it around the team's facility during offseason workouts. The signs came down when the Gators began fall practice. Nonetheless, Wilson said Kiffin's comments have been the talk of the team.
"It's all over our locker room," he said. "That's something you don't forget. We just look at it as another thing to back up and just prove him wrong. That's good motivation for us. It's going to be wild. We're definitely getting ready. It's going to be a show."
Although Meyer acknowledged in March that Kiffin's comments fired him up, he has since avoided the topic. He even told his players after Saturday's 56-6 win over Troy not to talk about Kiffin or what happened earlier this year.
Meyer wanted them to focus on the importance of the game, which could be critical in the SEC East.
"It's all about winning the East because if you win the East, you get to Atlanta," Meyer said. "Look at the 90s and do your homework on this thing. Usually the winner of this game was the team to go to Atlanta. Obviously, Georgia really has a say-so in that now. But the timing of the game and the history of the game has made this rivalry very significant."
Meyer insisted Sunday that the stakes will overshadow Kiffin's comments.
"To me, that's water under the bridge, a long time ago," Meyer said. "We're going to try to move the ball against a very good Tennessee defense and our guys understand that. That has nothing to do with this."
Meyer's players seemed to get the message, with many of them refusing to comment on any Tennessee-related questions Saturday.
"We have nothing to say," receiver David Nelson said. "That's how it's going to be. We try to do our talking on the field. When they watch film, they can see what kind of team we are, what kind of outfit we put out there on the field."
On defense, some of what the Gators do might even be attributed to Monte Kiffin.
"He was very hospitable and obviously one of the great coaches in NFL history," Meyer said. "He came up here, I believe it was a year and a half ago, after our tough year we had on defense. And he was good enough to spend basically an entire day with us in the meeting rooms and talking football with us. We have a good idea of the fundamentals of his defense. He's a good person and a great coach."
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COVINGTON -- The Newton County Sheriff's Office has arrested a 20-year-old man they say was driving his Jaguar around western Newton County around 11 p.m. Friday night at a high rate of speed and firing a gun.
Jafney Thelusma, 20, of 320 Bridges Way, Covington, has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault, driving while license is suspended, reckless driving and fleeing and attempting to elude.
According to NCSO spokesman Lt. Keith Crum, two deputies were in the area of Gross Lake Parkway and the Enclave neighborhood looking for a suspect that had pulled a gun on someone on Greenleaf Road.
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Investigators came out to process the scene and in talking with witnesses, Crum said it was discovered that a security guard at an apartment complex had seen the person driving the Jaguar traveling at a high rate of speed through the complex and confronted him.
"The security guard said the subject flashed gang signs at him and told him he ran Covington. He then fired shots at him and sped away," Crum said, adding that the security guard was unhurt and did not return fire.
With the suspect's car impounded, NCSO investigators determined they were looking for Thelusma and posted that information on GCIC. Early Saturday morning, the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to 2333 Rock Mill Lane in Conyers regarding a report of a stolen vehicle. Deputies were met by Thelusma who told them he'd spent the night with his girlfriend at that address and that her mother had just come inside and told him his Jaguar was missing. He said he'd last seen it between 7 and 8 p.m. Friday night when he arrived at the location.
Deputies were suspicious and found that another vehicle that was on location had an expired registration; Thelusma's license had come back suspended; and they had been alerted that a vehicle similar to the one Thelusma claimed was stolen from him had been involved in a drive-by shooting in Newton County. They soon confirmed that Thelusma was wanted out of Newton County and detained him until the NCSO could send someone for him.
Rockdale authorities will issue charges against Thelusma for false statements/writings in connection with the report of the car theft.
Crum said the investigation into Thelusma's activities is continuing and further charges may be forthcoming.
CadyJackson 3 years, 1 month ago
Hold on. I don't think I'm reading this correctly. A 20 year old, who lives in Covington, driving a Jaguar, through the Enclave.
Nope. I just can't draw a conclusion here.
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This is more of President Obama's pro-energy rhetoric followed by anti-energy actions. The American people are still asking, "where are the jobs?" and soon, thanks to President Obama's restrictive energy policies; they'll also be asking "where is the energy?" and "why is gasoline so expensive?"
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