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New Brunswick and Rutgers University police have announced a new Neighborhood Police Team that will pair officers from both squads in patrol of the Fifth and Sixth wards, where many students live in off-campus housing and former student Billy McCaw was killed on Feb. 15. Pictured are both city and university police training together in 2008.
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After weeks of public outcry and media reports about safety concerns of Rutgers students and their parents, the new interdepartment policy was announced on Monday by city Police Director Anthony A. Caputo and Rutgers Police Chief Kenneth Cop.
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Louw, who first convinced Pistorius to take up athletics, said in a statement "I am looking forward to the day I can get my boy back on the track."
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Linden Lab have released their figures for Second Life for Q1 2009, showing growth in virtually every respect.
Unfortunately, most of the figures lack definition and meaning, and their nature or relevance can only be guessed at. The few that are clear, however, do show solid growth, which is good for Linden Lab and for Second Life. We've got a breakdown of the highlights for you, such as they are.
User hours for Q1 were 124 million. An estimated 260,400 user hours were lost due to what is called 'downtime'.
What constitutes downtime has never been actually been defined and the only thing we're really sure of about it is that it does not constitute downtime in the conventional sense. As a result, we're unable to present any useful information on how a 0.04% reduction in whatever it is that it actually represents might affect Second Life and its users.
Land area 'rebalanced', as a part of product and pricing changes to Openspaces products. 'Rebalanced' immediately calls to mind 'right-sizing'. Costs went up, people changed plans, and the land area shrunk, basically. It seems to be mostly settling out at the moment at around 1,643 million square metres.
User-to-user transactions are up, but they're inextricably tangled up with other things like the transfer of funds to and from XStreet SL accounts which saw sales of L$330 million. So the figure there isn't indicative of anything very useful, unfortunately.
Monthly unique repeat logins ... again, we'll have to pass on this one entirely until we get more information from the Lab. It's closely related to the recently touted monthly repeat logins figure (which appears to be a nearly identical number). From what we're starting to glean from Linden Lab, monthly repeat logins may not be indicative of what it seems to be, and we're not actually in a position to know what it actually indicates at this stage.
Peak concurrency is definitely on the climb, with an all-time peak of 88,199 on 29 March. That's a standout result.
Linden Lab's currency-exchange, the Lindex handled US$28 million over Q1. That's another standout result, and equal-best with Q3 of 2008.
All things considered, only a part of the data is really indicative of anything you can define, but at least those figures are indicative of growth. The rest of the data lacks the references, definitions or related-comparative information that might make it meaningful to anyone outside of the Lab.
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11/25/2015 | Cardinals continue to make an impact in community
Already aptly recognized for their on-field success in 2015, the Cardinals should be doubly commended for the work accomplished off the field through a plethora of charity initiatives.
11/24/2015 | Inbox: What are the Cards' plans for Holliday?
Have the Cardinals considered moving Matt Holliday to first base? Is St. Louis considering another catcher to back Yadier Molina up? Beat reporter Jenifer Langosch answers these questions and more in the Inbox.
11/23/2015 | Piscotty named Cards' Minor League POY
The Cardinals on Monday named outfielder Stephen Piscotty their Minor League Player of the Year while selecting both right-hander Alex Reyes and lefty Austin Gomber as their Minor League Pitchers of the Year.
11/23/2015 | Cardinals facing non-tender decisions
With seven players qualifying for arbitration this winter, the Cardinals must decide by next Wednesday whether to tender a contract to each.
11/23/2015 | MLB Pipeline's 2015 All-Arizona Fall League Team
As the Arizona Fall League's six-week season concluded with Saturday's championship game, MLBPipeline.com names its All-AFL Team, highlighted by Yankees catching prospect Gary Sanchez and rebounding Rangers infielder Jurickson Profar.
11/23/2015 | 10 breakout prospects from 2015 Fall League
Every year, without fail, less-heralded prospects excel -- and sometimes outperform -- their more famous counterparts in the Arizona Fall League. Here are 10 prospects who left Arizona standing a bit taller than they did when they arrived.
11/20/2015 | Bryant, Correa among Topps' All-Star Rookies
An unprecedented year of rookie performances made for exciting storylines throughout the 2015 season, as numerous youngsters excelled while getting their first taste of Major League Baseball. Topps honored several of the top performers Friday by announcing its annual MLB All-Star Rookie Team, a tradition since 1960.
11/20/2015 | Legends of the Fall: Top prospects play for title
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11/20/2015 | Complete list of 2015 Esurance MLB Award winners
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11/19/2015 | Tilson leads Saguaros to victory on final day
The final day of the Arizona Fall League's regular season had a Cardinal stamp affixed to it. Three St. Louis prospects -- Charlie Tilson, Patrick Wisdom and Michael Ohlman -- combined for two home runs and five RBIs in a 7-4 victory for Surprise over Peoria on Thursday afternoon.
11/19/2015 | Cards add Diaz, Kiekhefer, Tilson to roster
The Cardinals on Thursday made three roster moves in advance of Friday's deadline to protect players from being plucked in the Rule 5 Draft. The Cards purchased the contracts of shortstop Aledmys Diaz and left-hander Dean Kiekhefer from Triple-A Memphis and added outfielder Charlie Tilson from Double-A Springfield.
11/19/2015 | Expanded safety nets, in-market streaming coming in '16
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The deadline to protect players from being plucked in the Rule 5 Draft arrives on Friday, leaving the Cardinals with some imminent decisions that will affect their roster flexibility and risk of losing Minor League players next month.
11/17/2015 | Cards reveal 28-game Spring Training schedule
The Cardinals on Tuesday announced their Spring Training schedule, a 28-game slate that includes 17 games at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla.
11/17/2015 | First-year managers have Matheny to thank
There won't be a lot of managers, of course, who have Mike Matheny's qualities as a leader of men, as a man of belief, as a man of consistency and persistence. Matheny's virtues as a man and as a manager don't have anything directly to do with the fact that he had no previous managerial experience.
11/16/2015 | Wisdom drives in four as Saguaros clinch West
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11/14/2015 | Diaz leads charge in Surprise's wild 6-5 win
The Arizona Fall League is where top MLB prospects get to confirm their pedigrees, or learn new tricks. And those below the radar can come here to get discovered. All three elements were in play Saturday night, in the Surprise Saguaros' 6-5 victory in 10 innings over Salt River on an emotional Military Appreciation Night at Salt River Fields.
11/13/2015 | Yadi, Kiermaier secure Platinum Gloves
Catcher Yadier Molina of the Cardinals and center fielder Kevin Kiermaier of the Rays were presented with the Rawlings Platinum Glove Awards as Major League Baseball's best overall defensive players in each league during the star-studded Gold Glove Award Ceremony on Friday night at The Plaza in Manhattan. It was Molina's record fourth Platinum Glove and Kiermaier's first after a highlight-filled season. Molina could not attend as he recovers from surgery to repair a ligament injury in his left hand.
11/13/2015 | Fall League contest live on MLB.com tonight
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11/13/2015 | Heyward, Lackey decline qualifying offers
As expected, outfielder Jason Heyward and right-hander John Lackey declined qualifying offers from the Cardinals on Friday.
11/12/2015 | Cardinals sign catcher Fryer, righty Gonzalez
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Watch how his weight is balanced. If his head is over his right, his weight is on his right so anticipate him throwing a right. Keep your guard up and be wary of his jab, the nonleverage punch, but being aware of his heavy artillery is coming from will keep you safe.
This maybe be true in very early amauteurs (aka, haymakers), but from more experianced boxers (6months+, depends on boxer) you will get destoryed if you follow this advice. If you throw punches/combos by tilting your body in one direction or another, that is called bad technique (unless of course your rolling off the punches and countering). Especially because proper punches are thrown by rotation of the hips and shoulders.
Factoring in feints and different styles of boxing, it's just best to stay on your toes, don't hesitate, and watch for the tells. After a few months of sparing and training you will eventually get to the point where you body will be able to tell which punches are being thrown and move on its own.
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Gary Kubota's article about ultralight aircraft — "trikes" — and their safety leaves readers with a false impression ("Ultralights fly through loophole," Star-Advertiser, May 21). While "technically" much of the article is correct, it effectively misinforms readers.
I am an instrument-rated private pilot, with 10 years and 1,000-plus hours experience.
Friends have flown trikes across the English Channel, on game drives in Africa, in the U.S., in Thailand, in remote parts of the Philippines over a 20-year period. They have never had an accident.
Why? Because they fly safely and maintain their trikes correctly.
Your May 28 editorial, additionally, draws an incorrect conclusion that there is a need for more regulation for trikes. We constantly see driving fatalities caused by individuals under the influence of drugs or alcohol. We can't legislate good behavior. The trike accidents occurred because of bad behavior, not regulatory failure.
Here are three issues that need to be understood or clarified:
» Trikes are just as safe as any other FAA-certified aircraft. If they were not, they would not be certified in the first place.
The article leads readers to believe that the Light Sport Repairmen (LSRM) who maintain a light sport aircraft are not certified by the FAA to do so, when in fact they are. The LSRM certificate requires fewer hours to obtain because the aircraft they maintain are much simpler than jumbo jets.
» The accident flights should have been conducted as training flights and not just tours with an emphasis on adrenalin rush.
Paradise Air, owned by Tom and Denise Sanders, has operated trike training flights out of Dillingham for almost 10 years with no accidents. Denise is one of the instructors and is also the LSRM-certified mechanic who maintains their aircraft.
Among Tom's many credits is aerial photography for three James Bond movies and being the official photographer for two parachute jumps with President George H.W. Bush. You don't get those opportunities unless you are a top-level, safe pilot.
I took an introductory flight with Tom last year, as I had always wanted to fly trikes. Tom fully briefed me on what we would be doing before we even got into the aircraft and treated me as if I had never flown an aircraft before (as he should). Once airborne, he gave me time to settle in, then showed me how to do gentle ascents, descents and turns. It was a wonderful, totally professional experience.
Tom did not buzz cliffs or make steep turns, or dive toward the ocean and pull up abruptly — but that is apparently what the instructors in the fatal accidents did.
Learning the excitement of operating a trike in a 60-minute lesson does not give the instructor a lot of time to teach. Enjoying the scenery is part of learning. The fact that the lesson is enjoyable does not mean it is just a tour. If, after their first lesson in Hawaii when they are on vacation, folks are turned on to flying, they go home to complete their training
» All the accident pilots were flying their aircraft in what appear to be an unsafe, and probably illegal, manner when they crashed. They each seemed to be maneuvering in a way that stressed their aircraft beyond what they were designed and certified to withstand. One trike was apparently loaded above the allowable gross weight.
Whether or not maintenance, or lack of it, contributed is speculation, but if the aircraft had been flown conservatively, the accidents most likely would not have happened. Motorcycles are safe on roads, but if the driver speeds into a 30 mph turn at 90 mph, there will be a crash and probably a fatality. That is similar to what apparently happened in the three crashes.
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Its eye-catching boathouses and distinctive blue-and-orange vessels are part of the landscape of the British seaside — a reassuring backdrop to many a summer holiday.
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It operates 500 boats from 237 lifeboat stations dotted around Britain's rocky coastline. It designs, builds and maintains its own vessels. And while its crews are largely made up of volunteers, it employs a host of engineers and naval architects charged with maintaining and updating a fleet that has to cope with some of the toughest conditions in the ocean.
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A prototype began sea trials around 18 months ago, and the first vessel will be delivered to Dungeness lifeboat station in February. Six other boats are currently at various stages of construction at the Berthon Boatyard and the RNLI-owned company SAR Composites, both of which are based in Lymington on the UK's south coast.
Steve Austen, the RNLI's head of engineering support, explained that the vessel has been designed to meet a number of demanding operational requirements.
It has to be capable of 25kts; it must be able to right itself if it capsizes; it must be able to operate for up to 10 hours in the worst conditions the sea can throw at it; and it has got to last for 50 years. 'Everything we do — from the design of the hull through to the seating and even down to how the windscreen wipers are attached — is on the assumption that it'll go out into that 16m sea and will come back,' said Austen. It has also been designed with the limitations of a volunteer crew in mind. 'Fewer than 10 per cent have any kind of maritime background,' he added. 'You have to make sure you take that into account so that the boat is as intuitive as possible to use.'
In technology terms, perhaps the most original feature is the use of twin water jets to power the boat. Chosen because of the need to operate the boat in shallower water, the jets also make the boat faster and more manoeuvrable than propeller-powered vessels.
Peter Eyre, senior engineer on the Shannon project, explained that the improved performance stems from the moveable 'buckets' that alter the direction of each of the water jets and thus change the direction of the boat.
The advantage over conventional propulsion systems is that the boat can be held in a neutral position regardless of the throttle settings. And by changing the positions of the buckets — and therefore the direction of the water jets — it can perform a range of manoeuvres that would put impossible strain on conventional systems. 'You can turn the boat on the spot, move it sideways,
stop instantaneously from flat out,' said Eyre. 'You've got ultimate control.'
Another reason for choosing the water jets is that, like the boat it's designed to replace, the Shannon will be launched from a carriage and the profile of the jets is ideal for this approach. As previously reported, Austen's team has worked alongside engineers from Devon engineering company Supacat on the development of an advanced submersible tractor-borne carriage system that enables the boat to be launched more quickly than its carriage-launched forbears.
Another key technology is the Systems and Information Management System (SIMS) used to control the boat. Originally developed for the Tamar class all-weather lifeboat (which was launched in 2006) this system enables crew to monitor, control and operate many of the boat's key systems without leaving their seats. The seats themselves have also been specially designed, and equipped with a suspension system that helps the crew deal with the huge vertical slamming forces experienced in heavy seas.
But while all of these innovations make important contributions to the boat's safety and performance, the Shannon's bespoke hull shape is arguably its most decisive feature.
After ruling out an off-the-shelf hull early in the project, Peter Eyre, the engineer responsible for the hull, set about developing a design that was carefully optimised to reduce the risk of both vertical and sideways slamming forces.
It was, he explained, a difficult balancing act. Features such as a steeply angled bow that helps reduce vertical slamming can affect the stability and increase the risk of rolling and sideways slamming forces. And while this is a problem on all boats, it was compounded on the Shannon due to its unconventional propulsion system and lower displacement.
The resulting hull features a narrow bow designed to cut through the water which is counteracted by very wide aft sections that help keep the boat steady and upright. Severe slamming is further limited by steeper hull sections midway between the bow and the stern.
Eyre's design was settled on following testing of a 1/8-scale model in Chichester harbour. At this stage, a number of other existing designs were still in the running. But the results, said Eyre, were surprising and persuasive: the new hull cut through the waves beautifully while remaining stable in rough conditions. He added: 'When the results came out I thought… bloody hell — we've seen a dramatic improvement.'
Back on dry land, there's been considerable innovation in the design and manufacturing processes, with an emphasis on upfront detailed design helping to shorten the project's timescale.
'Historically we've gone from concept design to prototype and then prototype to pre-production model,' said Austen. 'But with this one we tried to put a lot more emphasis on detailed design so that the prototype was much closer to the production standard — we've effectively missed out a whole stage by doing that.'
Production itself follows a lean process, with two-month tack times and a series of six separate slots for different build states.
A number of key innovations have helped to streamline this process, explained Austen. For instance, the wheelhouse and hull are kept separate for as long as possible, enabling more engineers to work on the boat. The team has also figured out an improved way of eventually joining these two sections together, using a bonded joint rather than lots of over-laminating.
The design and production strategy has been heavily influenced by the scale of the job. With 50 boats being built in one go, this is the RNLI's biggest ever production run and there has, said Austen, been great investment and attention to detail. 'All the time the guys have had in mind that 50-boat production run so have taken time to invest in jigs, tooling and production methods from the word go rather than thinking about it in small batches.'
The fact that the RNLI is its own customer has also had a huge bearing on the process. There's simply no point trying to cut corners, said Austen. 'If you can see the 50-year through-life cost it puts you in a much better position to say "it might cost me an extra £10,000 to build but I'm going to save £100,000 over the next five years by doing this". It really does give you the design freedom to make those changes and get the benefit.'
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A stunning example of UK led engineering expertise. I have had cause to be grateful to the RNLI to rescue me once and knowing they have such cutting edge equipment is fantastic
Like our complex warship building I would love to see these world class ship and boat building skills used to make money in the commercial sector also.
An extraordinary engineering feat
Yes, I agree with anon above. It is a shame that the RNLI do not use this expertise commercially. It would create revenue and spearhead the industry in the UK as they have no competitors in the rescue boat sector outside of the US.
I believe it's due to the way the charity is organised with regards to its charter. They have had a number of money making opportunities that they have failed to develop in recent times from tourism to retail. A real shame.
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"In Japanese homes during the day, usually, not much electricity is used, as both parents are working and the children are at school. So with solar power, there's often excess capacity during the day. With this system, the excess capacity isn't sold; instead, it's used to produce stored hydrogen, another energy source, through electrolysis. Hydrogen is used because it has high energy density, so it takes up a tenth of the space of an ordinary storage battery."
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The Devious Means Break Into Commonwealth Lounge Tonight
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It seems every week an incredible shows popping out of the woodwork, and tonight in Fullerton The Devious Means will head to the Commonwealth Lounge (112 East Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton) to play a free concert for a birthday extravaganza. This OC indie-rock quintet have been accumulating a ton of press and a strong fan with their second EP, "Songs We All Are Singing," since it was released last March.
The vocal duo of Rachel Anderson (keyboards) and Christopher Farris (vocals and guitar) have derided comparison to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. There music is danceable, almost a hint of the '80s, and they echo The Killers, The Lumineers and, even sometimes when Anderson untethers her voice, a poor-woman's Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes.While seeing an up-and-coming band the quality of The Devious Means should be enough of a reason to go see a free concert, the performance will also include Tully James Wilkinson and Young Empress. Tully James Wilkinson is a singer/songwriter from Orange, and the concert is being thrown in honor of his birthday. He's also performed at the OC Music Awards. Plus, Young Empress, another indie-rock quintet from the O.C., will share the stage.
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By Gerald (Jerry) L. Carver
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During my visits to many different Lodges in our Grand Jurisdiction, I have often been asked by some of our newer brethren "Who was Ornan the Jebusite and what was the Three Cornered Threshing Floor. So I have decided to focus on Ornan and his threshing floor in this Article.
Let us start with the three cornered threshing floor and begin by looking to the Holy Scriptures, the Great Light of Masonry for an answer. In the Book of I Chronicles, Chapter 21, beginning with verse 18, we find that God after having heard David's plea to remove the pestilence that God had laid upon his people Israel due to David's sin of disobedience by taking a census of the men of Israel sends a message to David: "Then the angel of the Lord commanded Gad to say to David that David should go up and set up an altar unto the Lord on the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite." As we read on in I Chronicles Chapter 22 verse 1, we discover that after David purchased the property from Ornan, he plans to build God's house (Temple) on the same location "Then David said, Here shall be the house of the Lord God and here the altar of burnt offering for Israel." As we continue reading through I Chronicles we learn that David was not permitted by God to build the Temple and that the responsibility of building the temple was given to his son Solomon. In 2 Chronicles, Chapter 3, verses 1, we find that Ornan's threshing floor and the top of Mount Moriah are one and the same: "Then Solomon began to build the house of the Lord in Jerusalem on Mount Moriah, where the Lord had appeared to David his father, at the place that David had appointed on the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite". Therefore, the Three Cornered Threshing Floor was a field on the top of Mount Moriah where Solomon directed the building of the Temple. The three corners resulted from the top of the mount forming three corners instead of four.
According to the Coils Masonic Encyclopedia and various Bible commentaries, Jerusalem had been formally known as Jebus. Therefore, a Jebusite was a person from Jerusalem. According to these same sources, a threshing floor was a field where wheat and other grain crops were brought and laid out and the grain was separated from the shaft. So Ornan was a man from Jerusalem, who along with his sons threshed wheat and grain on a field on the top of Mount Moriah, which he owned and sold to David.
From the Bible and other sources, we know that never before, except at the building of the Tower of Babel, had such an assembly of so many talented Craftsmen from different lands been assembled to erect such a magnificent structure as the Temple on the former threshing field or floor on Mount Moriah. As we read further in the Holy Scriptures, we learn that the Temple was completed according to God's plan and design unlike the Tower of Babel, which went forever unfinished because it was being built according to man's plans and designs.
May we as Masons always build our Lodges and Lives in accordance with God's designs and plans as the Great Temple was built. May we refrain from following our own prideful designs as those who attempted and failed to build a Tower to Heaven.
Source: Carver, Gerald L. "The Three Cornered Threshing Floor." Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Masons of South Carolina. Aug. 2003. Web. 1 Mar. 2011. <http://www.scgrandlodgeafm.org/Essays/sgw082003.htm>.


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RED RIVER GORGE, Ky. (WKYT/WYMT) Rescue crews have reached three hikers who went missing in the Red River Gorge on Tuesday night.
Menifee County Emergency Management says the hikers are all in their 20s. The group was on the Bison Way Trail, near the Gladie Historic Site, on the Menifee-Wolfe County Line.
The hikers lost their way when the sun set. One of them was injured after falling about 15 feet.
Officials say rescue crews and the hikers made it out of the woods around 6:30 Wednesday morning. The hiker who was injured in a fall was flown to UK Hospital for treatment.
It was the second call for Wolfe County Search and Rescue in five days.
On Saturday, a man slipped on a slick rock and fell 60 feet.
"People shouldn't be afraid of the gorge at all. You just need to use some common sense practices when you do visit the gorge," said John May, Wolfe County Search and Rescue Training Officer.
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Preparing for a bar mitzvah - the Jewish coming-of-age ceremony - is no easy task. It requires intensive study and discipline to reach the day when one is welcomed into the Jewish community as an adult.
Traditionally, a boy reaches the age of bar mitzvah at 13 and a girl becomes a bat mitzvah at age 12.
But if "inclusion is the name of the game," as Brighton's Elliot Fix says, a group of about 20 Jewish adults with developmental disabilities should feel a great sense of accomplishment as they celebrate their bar/bat mitzvahs Saturday, March 9, at Temple Beth El, 139 S. Winton Road.
"Some of these adults never had a formal bar mitzvah in their youth. The service will signify 13 years of us studying together. If we want to be inclusive as a community, we have to acknowledge and value those that may be different from us," said Elliot, who has served as the Jewish life consultant for the Arc of Monroe County since 2002.
For 35 years, Elliot has kept disabled Jewish adults connected to their heritage. It started in the early 1970s when local families approached him because their children were unable to be educated in the local religious schools. Today, in addition to teaching weekly classes to the disabled, he provides training and guidance to the staff at group homes where more than a dozen Jewish adults live so they can participate in Jewish community events.
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While some connect to their heritage with their minds, others do it with some fancy footwork. Students of the recently opened Dunleavy Irish Dance Studio in East Rochester will be holding two free "Senior Tea" performances to demonstrate different types of Irish dance on Tuesday, March 12.
The first performance is at 12:15 p.m. at the Brighton Recreation Center, 220 Idlewood Road, and the second is 1:30 p.m. at the community room in the Penfield Public Library, 1985 Baird Road.
According to the dance studio's co-director Amy Lynn Coppola, the school is one of the few in the country that offers the ancient style of brush broom dancing, which involves young girls dancing over a broomstick. The school also teaches the Irish step dancing made famous by Riverdance at its studio and in classes in the area.
Amy said Irish dancing provides kids and adults a way to link to their heritage.
"There is an Irish blessing that says no matter your lot in life, being rich or poor, these things are only temporary. What you always have is your faith, culture and community," said Amy, a Penfield resident who is proud to be a third-generation Irish American.


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Parents who once enjoyed the adventure of canoing down the Little Tennessee River are now carrying on the 35-year tradition, sharing that adventure with their children.
The concept of an annual river float was begun by Dr. Lloyd Swift in 1976 in an effort to bring more aquatic programs to the local Boy Scouts. Over the years the program has grown to now include several towns in the region, including Franklin and Highlands, Hayesville, Clyde, Cherokee, and Waynesville. In this region alone, more than 700 kids are involved in scouts.
Saturday's canoe trip included approximately 40 scouts, seven of which were girls. The scouts spent May 13-15 camping in the Tellico community, taking time to canoe or kayak down the Little Tennessee River on the 14th. They kicked off the float at Iotla's Lost Bridge at 9 a.m. Kelly Littlejohn, a professional river guide and supervisor of the event for the Cataloochee District in Macon County, said the float took about three hours and then the scouts pulled out for a cookout lunch at their campsite.
The canoe float trip is a fun annual event that "sort of kicks off more summer adventures," said Littlejohn. He explained the canoe trip is not a requirement for the scouts but they do receive a special badge if they participate.
Several parents accompanied their children on the trip. Joshua Gardner has participated in the Boy Scouts since he was a kid and today he was attending the canoe float with his oldest daughter, Jordyn.
Bill Lawrence, the senior district executive of the Daniel Boone Council, considered himself a relative newcomer to this event although he has attended several times. Lawrence brought several scouts who had never canoed the Little Tennessee river before. They were particularly excited to be canoeing.
Each scout had a buddy that they prepared their canoe with. The "buddy system" was particularly stressed to the scouts in case they were to get into trouble. However, Littlejohn explained that one reason the Little Tennessee river was chosen for the float is that the rapids are not too rough for the kids, especially the beginners, but they are choppy enough to make it fun for them.
He said that there is usually at least one canoe that capsizes on these trips, but the kids are in no real danger because the water is not very deep and there are no swift currents. The Little Tennessee River is a gentle river, and the worst thing that would happen to them is that they would get wet, Littlejohn pointed out.
The scouts understand the need for safety and preparation, but overall, there was a feeling of excitement for the adventure and they couldn't wait to get into the water.


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Situated on the outskirts of a mountain behind Cheondong-ri (Danyang), Cheondong Cave is a limestone cave of 470m in length. Created 450 million years ago, the cave is known to have beautiful limestone rocks often called "flower trays." The cave is decorated with a breathtaking array of stalactites, stalagmites, columns and soda straws as if they were part of a lush forest. Abundant animal deposits render the cave a huge specimen gallery.
Although it is a relatively small, separate cave, Cheondong boasts plethora of splendid natural features. Along with Gosu Cave (designated as Natural Monument No. 256) in Gosu-ri, Danyang, Cheondong Cave is considered one of the most beautiful limestone caves in Korea.
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Bower Hill Road to reopen Friday with ongoing restrictionsJuly 30, 2014 10:45 AM
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The southbound lane of Bower Hill Road at Painters Run Road in Scott will reopen Friday, the Allegheny County Public Works Department announced.
Traffic will be restored by 9 a.m., but restrictions will continue with flaggers through mid-September. Work hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The southbound lane was closed in late June from Painters Run Road to McLaughlin Run Road for reconstruction of a culvert.
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Rockland County Legislator Ilan Schoenberger, center, addresses members of the press and others during a press conference on Friday announcing initiatives in reaction to the publication of names by the Journal News of pistol permit holders in Rockland County. At left is Legislator Frank Sparaco. At right is Legislator Toney Earl. The press conference was held at the Rockland County legislative chambers in New City. / Darryl Bautista/Poughkeepsie Journal
NEW CITY — The Rockland County Legislature will consider three resolutions concerning guns when it convenes next week, including one that condemns The Journal News for publishing a controversial map of handgun-permit holders.
The boards Public Safety Committee voted 6-0 Tuesday to support the launch of the Rockland County Firearms Cable Lock Safety program to provide free gun locks to residents.
It next voted 6-0 to support changing state law to keep private the names and addresses of pistol-permit holders, except in cases of law enforcement investigations.
State Sen. Greg Ball, R-Patterson, a vocal opponent of the map, said he intends to submit such legislation in the Senate. Upstate Assemblywoman Addie Russell, D-Theresa, said this week that she also would bring legislation forward.
The Public Safety Committee also voted 5-1 on a resolution condemning The Journal News for exercising poor judgment in its decision to create an interactive website making the names and addresses of all lawful pistol permit holders in Rockland and Westchester counties readily available to members of the public.
The resolution also demands the removal of the map.
Committee members present Tuesday included Legislators Jay Hood, D-Haverstraw; Toney Earl, D-Hillcrest; Cris Carey, R-Bardonia; Ed Day, R-New City; Alden Wolfe, D-Suffern; and Legislature Chairwoman Harriet Cornell, D-West Nyack, who cast the no vote.
Legislator Aney Paul, D-Nanuet, was absent.
Cornell could not be reached Wednesday, but Carey and Hood said she questioned the use of the term condemn and said she would write her own statement to express her thoughts on the map.
Carey, the Legislatures minority leader, said the newspaper should take the map down.
The Journal News didnt understand the problem that this would cause in terms of public safety, Carey said.
I was disappointed that once they understood they didnt pull down the map, he said.
He has concerns about the safety of permit and nonpermit holders alike because, Carey said, criminals potentially can use the map to determine who may have a gun to steal or who has no gun and poses less of a threat to a burglar.
On Dec. 23, The Journal News published an interactive map with the names and addresses of legal pistol-permit holders in Rockland and Westchester counties. The map, on the newspapers website, LoHud.com, was accompanied by an article about what information is and is not public about gun ownership.
The map ignited a firestorm of controversy and continues to be criticized by some who feel it threatens public safety and by others who feel it demonizes legal gun owners.
Hood, chairman of the Public Safety Committee, said he also wants the map taken down.
I dont agree with what some on the other side are doing, threatening the journalists, but I dont think it should have been published, Hood said.
Theres nothing illegal about it, but should it have been done? I dont think so. I dont think it serves any purpose, he said.
In another action, the Orangetown Town Board voted 4-0 Tuesday to also condemn the newspaper for publishing the map, after a resident requested such action. Supervisor Andy Stewart abstained. He could not be reached Wednesday for comment.
The Rockland County Legislature will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Allison-Parris County Office Building for a regular session, when it is expected to consider voting on the gun-related resolutions.


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How important is the Indian car market to international car manufacturers? Well, that answer can be taken out of a page from GM India's book. Let's go back a few years, actually more than a few years when the GM saga began in India. It was 1994 when General Motors India Private Limited was established as a joint venture with Hindustan Motors to produce and sell Opels. While the cars were good, sales were pretty ordinary thanks to the high maintenance and very average fuel consumption. While the Opel brand finally disappeared into the sunset in 2006, GM's other subsidiary; Chevrolet which was established in 2003 was pretty much the shining star at GMIPL.
The move to Chevrolet as GM's marquee of choice globally was also coming into effect and given its earlier presence in India the move to replace Opel with Chevrolet was a logical one. With successful launches like the Optra sedan and the Tavera MUV, Chevrolet was GM's knight in a bowtie. After years of struggling, GM had finally found its calling in India thanks to Chevrolet. Which brings us to the answer of how important the Indian market really is? Even after all the years of struggling, GM decided to stick on rather than just pack its bags. Their patience was finally paying dividends.
When it came to a hatch, Chevrolet came out with the Aveo U-VA. While it made for quite a sensible car, it didn't really catch the buyers fancy thanks to a very staid design and an average engine. Space was pretty much the only virtue, but with cars like the Maruti Suzuki Swift and the Hyundai Getz, the U-VA could not really make a strong case for itself. But the 2012 Auto Expo showed us an all new U-VA which looked all set to change this brand's history. Out went the Aveo and in came the Sail U-VA model name.
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Banana Republic Summer 2016
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First there was the Savannah restaurant, then the best-selling cookbooks and the Food Network shows. Now the Southern powerhouse who built a mini-empire on trans fats offers a no-holds-barred memoir, It Ain't All About the Cookin', a book that'll leave you hankerin' for fried chicken and biscuits.
Writing a memoir, even when the revelations aren't lavished with references to butter, can be a slippery slope (just ask James Frey). Truth is tricky when memory is involved, but there's no bull-bleep here: Deen's story is straightforward, bluntly honest and served up with trademark irreverent Southern spice (and her favorite recipes). My God has a sense of humor even if what I say has a four-letter word in it, she proclaims. Expletives aside, Cookin' is a hoot, a read that'll grab hold of you like white on rice as you devour Deen's rags-to-riches tale.
Deen had happy childhood hours in her Grandmomma Paul's kitchen and carefree summers spent at her grandparents' resort; then came her high school cheerleading days, followed by a difficult marriage to an alcoholic husband. There's heartbreak as she struggles with crippling agoraphobia. There's divorce and poverty, and two hungry kids to support. But, always, there's the cookin'.
Desperate, Deen did the one thing she knew that she could do. With only $200, she launched The Bag Lady, peddling homemade sandwiches to office workers. In short order, the hardworking mother went from selling sandwiches to sit-down service, starting two successful restaurants, meeting influential people, and eventually winding up on the Food Network as the undisputed queen of Southern cuisine, and host of Paula's Home Cooking. Along the way, she found fairy-tale romance and marriage. It Ain't All About the Cookin' drives home the importance of love, perseverance and family. It's also a mini primer on restaurant ownership, and a guide to the beguiling secrets of Southern charm and Southern food. Alison Hood writes from San Rafael, California.