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? At 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 11, police conducted a motor vehicle stop on Rockaway Valley Road for an equipment violation. The driver, Joseph Lazzaro, 48, of Cape Coral, Fla., had an active warrant out in his name from Rockaway Township as well as an active arrest warrant from Montclair. Lazzaro was arrested and transported to Boonton Township police headquarters and later released after posting bail for both warrants.
? At 11:30 p.m. on Sept. 14, police stopped a vehicle on Rockaway Valley Road for a moving violation and spoke to the driver, Brian Anderson, 21, of Boonton Twp., and detected a strong odor of raw marijuana emanating from Anderson's vehicle. Police eventually located two large plastic sandwich bags filled with marijuana in Anderson's possession. This incident comes only three days after Anderson appeared in Boonton Township court for a prior marijuana possession charge. Anderson was placed under arrest and transported to Boonton Township Police Headquarters. Anderson was charged with possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana, possession of a controlled dangerous substance in a motor vehicle, creating the risk of an accident, failure to inspect, and speeding. Anderson was released pending a future court date.
? At 1:40 a.m. on Sept. 17, police stopped a vehicle on Split Rock Road and spoke to the driver, Miles Koehler, 21, of Boonton Twp., and detected the presence of alcohol on the driver's breath. Koehler was placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated and police later learned that his blood alcohol concentration was nearly double the legal limit. Koehler was charged with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, failure to maintain lane, careless driving, creating the risk of an accident, and failure to report change of address. Koehler was released pending a future court date.
? At 11:45 a.m. on Friday, a township resident reported to police that she was the victim of a telephone credit card scam. The victim reported that on Sept. 17 she received a phone call from a woman claiming to be a Microsoft representative. The caller told the resident that she needed to update her computer software. The caller directed the victim to access the internet, and after several other instructions the caller advised the victim that the update had been successful. The caller then told the victim that there was a $10 charge for the service. The caller then requested the victim's credit card number to complete the transaction and the victim complied. Several days later the victim was notified that her credit card had been fraudulently used. The matter is currently being investigated by police.
? At 9 p.m. on Saturday, police observed a suspicious vehicle parked in a dead-end residential development. As police approached the vehicle they observed several occupants attempting to hide an object on the floor of the car. As officers spoke to the 17 year old driver, they observed a marijuana smoking pipe sitting on the floor of the car. Police also located several bags of marijuana in the driver's possession. A 15-year-old passenger was also found to have marijuana in his possession. Both teens were then placed under arrest and transported back to police headquarters. The driver of the vehicle was charged with possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana as well as possession of a controlled dangerous substance in a motor vehicle. The passenger was charged with possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana as well as possession of drug paraphernalia. Both teens were released to the custody of a legal guardian pending a future court appearance.
? At 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 12, police responded to a Decker Lane residence to take a report of criminal mischief. The resident reported to police that when she woke up that morning she noticed that someone had smashed out the passenger side window of her vehicle sometime overnight. The resident reported that nothing was missing or disturbed inside the vehicle. Anyone with information should contact Boonton Township police at 973-402-4000.
? The Detective Bureau recently arrested two individuals responsible for several car burglaries; Kevin Scanlan, 33, of Littitz, Pa., and Henry Hoerrmann, 26, of Livingston, were charged with two counts each of burglary, theft, identity theft and criminal mischief. Bail for each man was set at $10,000.
? On Thursday, Patrolman Dominic Kaiser responded to Chase bank on Route 10 on a report of a female trying to cash a fraudulent check in the amount of $11,498.70. The female was found by Lt. Mark Roddy in the parking lot of CVS on Route 10. The female stated she was dropped off by two other people to cash the check. The car that brought the female to the bank was found by Sgt Martin Zvolensky in the jughandle for Algonquin Parkway with two occupants. All three were eventually arrested and charged as follows: Tresa M. Lopez, 45, of Edison, was charged with fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, identity theft, credit card theft, fraudulent use of credit card; Lamar Lee, 52, of Chicago, Ill., was charged with conspiracy to commit fraud; Tanya Odom, 52, of Brooklyn, was charged with conspiracy to commit fraud. Bail for Lee and Odom was placed $5,000 and $10,000 on Lopez. All three were transported to the Morris County Correctional Facility in default of their bail.
? On Thursday, a township employee found damage to a fence in Bee Meadow Park. The top bar of the fence had been bent and a connector had been broken. The damage occurred sometime on Wednesday night. The town employee did not think the damage had been done on purpose but was caused by people sitting on the fence.
? At 10:07 a.m. on Friday, Capt. Shawn Waldron received a tip from Crime Stoppers that a man that was staying at the Econolodge Hotel on Route 10 had active warrants issued out of Randolph and Roxbury. Waldron and Ptl Peter Hermans responded to the hotel and found that the man was staying in room 251 at America's Best value, which is in the same complex as the Econolodge. As they were waiting for another patrol to arrive the man who they were looking for walked by them and was placed under arrest. The warrants were for Sparta for $2,000 for not appearing on an open container charge, Randolph for $1000 for failure to appear on an open container charge and $500 for failure to appear on failure to report an accident charge, Roxbury for $350 for failure to appear on an original charge of unregistered vehicle and $300 for failure to appear on a cracked windshield charge. The man Michael Bell, 52, of Randolph, was turned over to Sparta Police.
? On Saturday, Patrolman Eric Prach arrested Anthony Croix, 30, of Garfield, on an active warrant issued out of Elmwood Park for failure to appear on an unregistered vehicle summons. The warrant was in the amount of $89. Croxz posted the bail and was released. Anthony had been stopped for speeding and was issued a summons for careless driving.
? At 3:26 p.m. on Friday, Sgt. Carl Mase was performing a business check of the Mount Olive High School when he observed an occupied vehicle near the wood line in a rear parking lot. Mase investigated and learned that the vehicle was occupied by two male juveniles and observed in plain view suspected marijuana and suspected drug paraphernalia. Both juveniles were subsequently arrested and transported to police headquarters. At headquarters both juveniles were charged with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. The driver was also given a summons for controlled dangerous substance in a motor vehicle. Both subjects were released to a parent/guardian and the have pending court appearances.
? At 10:06 a.m. on Saturday, Officer Thomas Cuff was patrolling Route 46 in the area of Johnson Avenue when he observed a 2000 Subaru traveling Route 46 East with the driver operating the vehicle while talking on a cell phone and not wearing a seatbelt. A motor vehicle stop was conducted at which time the driver was identified as William Bondarek, whose age and hometown were not available, and Cuff learned that Bondarek's license was suspended. Cuff escorted Bondarek to a local hotel and was met by Bondarek's son, Kyle Bondarek, 55, of Beach Lake, Pa., and Cuff learned that Kyle Bondarek had an active bench warrant out of Marlton Municipal Court with bail set at $164. Kyle Bondarek was subsequently arrested and transported to police headquarters where he posted bail and was released on his own recognizance with a pending court appearance. William Bondarek was issued summons for driving while suspended, failure to wear a seatbelt, and failure to use a hands free device. He also has a pending court appearance.
? At 5:06 p.m. on Saturday, Officer Kevin Barrier was dispatched to Walmart located inside the ITC Mall Complex in regards to a shoplifter in custody of Walmart Loss Prevention. John Alvarez, 19, of Kenvil, was subsequently charged with shoplifting before he was released on his own recognizance with a pending court appearance.
? At 8:58 p.m. on Sunday, Officer Hunter Guiles was patrolling Clover Hill in the area of Mountain View School when he observed a 2003 Jeep that was parked in front of the school and occupied by two subjects. Guiles approached the vehicle and identified the two subjects as Ryan Ruiz, 20, and Cory Falzarano, 20, both of Flanders. Guiles was given consent to search the vehicle and he located suspected marijuana and suspected drug paraphernalia. Ruiz and Falzarano were subsequently charged with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. They were both released on their own recognizance with a pending court appearance


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Innovation Diffusion
Last word: for better and for worse, today's technological innovations spread faster than ever.
This is my last column for Technology Review. Really. It's all over. Why? New editorial directions, new opportunities. Perhaps it's time for a different take on the evolving politics, culture, and economics of innovation.
But I'd be foolish to pass up this final chance to discuss what I've learned – and unlearned – about innovation since this column first appeared in Technology Review's January/February 2002 issue. My convictions about what innovation can and should mean have changed dramatically. I've wanted this column to be a forum for exploring the real guts and viscera of the innovation process – not the polite entrepreneurial fictions about how brilliant ideas ultimately charm reluctant marketplaces.
Simply put: innovation isn't what innovators do; it's what customers, clients, and people adopt. Innovation isn't about crafting brilliant ideas that change minds; it's about the distribution of usable artifacts that change behavior. Innovators – their optimistic arrogance notwithstanding – don't change the world; the users of their innovations do. That's not a subtle distinction.
That's also why I now believe that the dominant global issue of our time is the accelerating diffusion of innovation. Period. Full stop. The diffusion of innovation – not the "spread of ideas" or the "clash of civilizations" or even "globalization" – is the dynamic driving today's world and tomorrow's. Whether you care about nuclear-weapons proliferation, the specter of bioterrorism, global warming, the "digital divide," or the prospect that new sources of potable water and cheap energy will better the lives of billions, you are – in the first and final analysis – concerned about the risk/reward rivalry that drives the diffusion of innovation.
Every significant issue of our time – energy crises, environmental degradation, economic development, public health, HIV/AIDS, educational opportunity, child care – is increasingly shaped by the ebb and flow of technical innovation. In fact, the quality of global life and the standard of local living have come to be defined by the diffusion of technology. We're not going to escape this essential truth; it's dishonest to try.
The Big Lie of the Information Age is that "Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come." What nonsense. In reality, nothing in this world is more powerful than an innovation that has diffused to the point where it enjoys both global reach and global impact. Ready access to ideas promotes awareness, but ready access to innovation promotes empowerment and opportunity.

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A simple concept that makes interesting use of a novel multiplayer banner technology. Jay Zasa
Simple, clever and a wonderful example of real-time collaboration (to have captured all of this in one little banner is impressive). Ranee Chung
Overview: This banner was part of a larger IBM campaign informing it managers that Lotus Notes 8.5 includes a set of collaboration and social networking tools that make it more than just an e-mail application. To demonstrate the concept, this networked banner allowed users to join a simple collaboration, in real-time, directly inside of the ad unit. Users were given a simple set of tools and urged to collaborate with others to create unique shapes with the letters I, D, E and A in the hope that it would provide them with the insight that ideas get better with collaboration.
Was the topic/subject of the project a new one for you? We had lots of experience with the IBM brand and its core offerings. This was our first attempt at a multi-user banner.
What was the most challenging aspect of the project? Creating a networked banner that had the right balance of interactivity and performance and how to best facilitate collaboration between multiple users. The trick was to find a system/interface that was simple and easily learned and also offered a reward for successful teamwork. There is a natural tendency in multi-user environments for chaos to reign. The system had to put a strong emphasis on a goal. The framing of the entire experience also had to underscore IBMs message of ideas improving through collaboration.
How did this project compare with others youve worked on in the past? This project enjoyed a lot of support and collaboration between the creative team, the developer, technology and our account group. Once the interactions proved to be so successful, it became apparent how many other uses the idea could have. This allowed the project to be given more time and resources to further develop its potentialwhich doesnt happen very often.
How did time constraints affect your final solution? We were unable to completely iron-out some small performance issues related to the exchange of data between the various Flash banner clients and the Media Server. This was mostly due to server proxying normal to all banner deployments. The end result was still great, but once in a while latency issues would be noticeable.
What would you do differently if you could start the project over?
There are some architectural things we would change in the multi-user version, but nothing significant about the overall communication. If anything, we would have liked to extend the idea into interactive outdoor, social media and perhaps mobile.
Sally Kim/Tim Murray, art directors
Steven Schroth, writer
Michael Paterson, associate creative director
Adam Lau, creative director
Tom Godici/Aaron Griffiths/Greg Ketchum, executive creative directors
Jan Leth, worldwide creative director
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The Muscular Dystrophy Association's Labor Day Telethon has become an annual tradition, sharing stories of people throughout the U.S. living with a variety of neuromuscular conditions. Watch the telethon this year – it airs on Sunday, Sept. 4 from 6 p.m. to midnight – and you'll see an inspiring story from right here in Minnesota. Jayson Tibbets, 17, of Plymouth, was diagnosed at age 3 with Becker Muscular Dystrophy, a genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscle weakness. He's been a patient at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare since childhood, where he receives a variety of services through the hospital's Neuromuscular Clinic.
Because Gillette's Neuromuscular Clinic partners with the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Jayson and his family receive support from both organizations. "All parents have questions about their child, but I have even more," says Jayson's mother, Lynn Tibbets. That, she says, is where the partnership is especially helpful. "Gillette and the MDA come in with a plan in place to overcome our obstacles. And if there isn't an answer, they'll figure one out."
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ASUS: Intel not meeting processor demand
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ASUS notes that its connections with Intel have helped keep production afloat. "Our relationship with Intel is good so we don't have a big problem," says president Jerry Shen, "but if it wasn't so good, our troubles might be worse."
Notebook sales are nevertheless reported to have increased throughout 2007, partly due to the launch of Windows Vista, but also as a result of Intel's Santa Rosa platform, which gave systems a needed performance boost. Sales may in fact hit their highest levels ever by the end of the year, with the possibility of growing another 30 percent in 2008. Supply crises may die down once the holiday season has finished.


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|Ripple/Carcinoid pattern sebaceoma with apocrine differentiation.
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|PMID: 20847639 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|Sebaceoma is a benign sebaceous neoplasm, which has been reported to show characteristic growth patterns, such as, ripple, labyrinthine/sinusoidal, and carcinoid-like patterns. Another recent finding regarding in sebaceoma is the observation of apocrine differentiation within the sebaceoma lesion. This report describes a case of carcinoid (a partial ripple and labyrinthine) pattern sebaceoma with apocrine differentiation with a literature review and immunohistochemical studies. The various characteristic growth patterns in sebaceoma were suggested to simply be variations of the same growth pattern arranged in cords, namely, a unified term "ripple/carcinoid pattern." The primitive sebaceous germinative cells in sebaceoma may still have the ability to undergo apocrine differentiation. Most of the reports so far on sebaceoma with apocrine differentiation, including the present case, describe a ripple/carcinoid pattern, thus suggesting that ripple/carcinoid pattern sebaceoma is composed of more primitive sebaceous germinative cells than conventional sebaceoma.
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|Ecotypic Variability in the Metabolic Response of Seeds to Diurnal Hydration-Dehydration Cycles and Its Relation to Seed Vigor.
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|Seeds in the seed-bank experience diurnal cycles of imbibition followed by complete dehydration. These conditions pose a challenge to the regulation of germination. The effect of recurring hydration-dehydration (Hy-Dh) cycles were tested on seeds from four Arabidopsis thaliana accessions [Col-0, Cvi, C24 and Ler]. Diurnal Hy-Dh cycles had a detrimental effect on germination rate and on the final percentage of germination in Col-0, Cvi and C24 ecotypes, but not in Ler ecotype, showing improved vigor following the treatments. Membrane permeability measured by ion conductivity was generally increased following each Hy-Dh cycle and was correlated with changes in the Redox status represented by the GSSG/GSH ratio. Among the ecotypes Col-0 seeds displayed highest membrane permeability, whilst Ler was characterized by the greatest increase in electrical conductivity following Hy-Dh cycles. Following Dh 2 and Dh 3, the respiratory activity of Ler seeds significantly increased in contrast to the other ecotypes, indicative of a dramatic shift in metabolism. These differences were associated with accession-specific content and patterns of change of (i) cell wall related laminaribiose and mannose, (ii) fatty acid composition, specifically of the unsaturated oleic acid and α-linoleic acid, (iii) Asn, ornithine and related polyamine putrescine. Furthermore, in Ler ecotype the content of TCA cycle intermediate fumarate, succinate and malate increased in response to dehydration, as opposed to a decrease in the other three ecotypes. These findings provide a link between seed respiration, energy metabolism, fatty acid β-oxidation, N-mobilization and membrane permeability and the improved germination of Ler seeds following Hy-Dh cycles.
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Reno High School, or Central School, is shown in 1879. The Historic Reno Preservation Society is presenting a history of Reno schools on Wednesday.
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I'd like to see MSFT try to impose "Stack Ranking" dismissals on a group of Europeans. A writer on one of the other blogs asked, "Who bought whom?"
Meanwhile today: There may be a savior company out there that will bail out BlackBerry but it apparently won't be Huawei. In an interview with Reuters, Huawei board member Chen Lifang said that her company has no interest in buying BlackBerry or any other smartphone company.
I have seen quite a few US companies "integrating" European workers, and the mileage did vary a lot. A lot of US banks and tobacco companies were extremely good at that and used a cautious approach, I also had the luck to work for PanAm as my first employer (1984-91), and despite their financial situation and declining reputation they were nothing else but excellent with us. But I have also seen the exact opposite, Delta being the all-time low (they did have some form of staff ranking, an official denunciation hotline and, it did not even stop there... they even tried to install a mandatory morning mass without pay - a big hit with our almost 900 loading and cleaning staff being almost 80% Muslim; the definite highlight though was inviting a Muslim guy for his 30th company anniversary for some pork sausage).
Well, sorry for the detour, Elop knows the Nokia culture, and as much as I dislike him, I do believe that he did learn something about the mentality and sensibilities during the last three years.
I do have a certain feeling that BB will not be bought by a "saviour", but rather by a ghoul. Their devices business is toast, and what will become of BES and the NOC in the hand of a "foreign" company (if that's the case)... remains to be seen. None of our customers would buy secure messaging solutions from an Asian company (except for maybe a Japanese one), and thanks to the NSA, the US does not ring that well with EU business customers right now either (half of our customers have already cancelled Azure or Amazon Cloud projects).


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Hi, I hope you had a good night, did you resist the wine?
How was the evening lovely? I avoided the wine on your behalf lol. Got home last night and could hear drip, drip, drip. The eejits had left a valve open! Called them out as an emergency and a chap arrived about 3 hours later, turned a screw and it stopped. Have noticed a stain appearing on the kitchen ceiling below it this morning so that's another thing I will complain about tomorrow when they come back to attempt to sort out why the new boiler wont actually switch off!! So the saga continues - nothing is ever straightforward when you live in a 140 year old house lol.
Hello All - Sorry to hear about the flat Susie, and the boiler Lisa - houses are a nightmare - I would like to live in a tent in a field if it were warm enough. Weight, don't mention it, every time I get my head back in some fecker comes and tosses my karma again..........
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I did have a few wines last night but didn't go mad Nice evening, but not late.
Love and big hugs Brennie, you've got so much going on, I'm not surprised your focus is temporarily elsewhere xxx
Sorry you've got yet more boiler problems Lisa, hope it gets sorted tonight! Well I have good news, the owner has agreed to pay for the knotweed removal, so I should be able to get the mortgage ok now. Just got the damp/timber and electrical surveys to come now, tomorrow and Saturday, so cross fingers they don't throw up anything too expensive! Hopefully everything will be sorted by May, if not before, and I can then get Lisa's lovely stepson to sort out the new kitchen.
And because I'm made of money, a mate and I are booking a holiday to Turkey in May as well - From Istanbul to Ephesus | Introduction | Voyages Jules Verne - we both love a bit of history, and I've wanted to go to Istanbul for years
Hey Bren! Know where you're coming from my lovely Are you at home today waiting for men Susie? Holiday looks very cultural.
My news is that a new grandson arrived safely this morning (not from Jake lol) And I can't do any work due to the supplier suffering from lack of oxygen to the brain and cocking everything up so having to give them an hour or so to sort themselves out before I place any orders. So far I've been on FB, read the news and had a mooch around here lol.
Holiday looks fab Susie! Are you buying the flat your in? Never heard of the weeds but glad your going to be rid of them.
Congratulations on new baby Lisa
Great news about the landlord paying for the knotweed. Still keeping my fingers crossed while you get everything else sorted!
Thanks all and just in from a hugely busy afternoon!
Diet is out the window today, just haven't had five minutes to even think about making stuff. Oh well, back to it tomorrow.
Thanks re the holiday, Val, and re the flat, ML - and yes, Val, it is the flat I currently rent. Had the damp survey done today and that went better than expected. Just got the electrical survey on Saturday, and then we should just about be home and dry, if you'll pardon the pun The thought of not having to move makes me very happy!
will be nice for you to be settled, its been a long saga xxx
Another mad day here today - will catch up with everyones diaries soon, but thinking happy thoughts for you all xxx
Your happy thoughts must have worked as we now have heating, hot water, a working room thermostat and it switches off woohoo! Just hoping it all stays that way lol.
Morning all
A lovely spring day here, a sleep in AND I don't have to go to work (like I did yesterday) - so have just caught up on all your news.
Foodwise it has been a dreadful week - carbs galore, including a pizza and pasta, and wine! I have three months until the plane to Turkey, so will use that as a mini goal - but I know my head isn't in the right place for low carb at the moment, so will try three months of SW, which will be easier to manage on holiday, and see how I get on. It means I can still do a couple of 500 cal days, which I enjoyed much more than I thought. I do feel really alert on them, and sleep better, so they are worth keeping up.
I'll also not have much of a kitchen once the work gets going, so all in all I think SW will be easier to manage around that and my manic work schedule.
Right now, it's time to do the dishes (can't wait until I get a dishwasher!). Lisa, so pleased to hear the boiler and heating situation is all fixed!
Have a lovely day all! xxx
Hope SW goes well, Susie. My mum had lost about half a stone on it in the past few weeks so it def works for some. The Turkey trip sounds great, I had a very enjoyable time there about 8 years ago.
How was the electrical survey honey?
Didn't happen hun, the guy got called away on an urgent - have to rearrange tomorrow...
Not having a kitchen for a while is going to be a challenge - every surface will be covered with things!


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An American Red Cross emergency response vehicle hands out sandwiches, water, fruit, snacks and chocolate milk Saturday afternoon to storm victims on Oak Street near East Clinton Street in Elmira. / RAY FINGER / Staff Photo
Some area agencies that provided disaster relief after the July 26 tornado and storm need a helping hand themselves.
Two of them, both Red Cross chapters, got a cash infusion Thursday during a two-hour telethon on the WETM-TV morning news program.
The fundraiser netted $12,000, and along with a $10,000 matching grant from United Way of the Southern Tier, the amount raised was about $22,000.
The joint event was sponsored by the Elmira-based Sullivan Trail Chapter and the Corning-based Greater Steuben Chapter of the American Red Cross. They supplied manpower, food, water and shelter for emergency workers and residents who were displaced or lost power.
We have seen a wonderful response. We now feel a lot better about our disaster budget, said Joel Robinson, executive director of the Sullivan Trail Chapter.
The Salvation Army in Elmira also is looking to replenish its operating budget because its storm relief drew down that account by a couple of thousand dollars, Major J. Craig Haggerty said.
The Food Bank of the Southern Tier, which provided food and water to the Red Cross and Salvation Army, said it can deliver a big return on donations $27 in products for every $5 donated because of its bulk buying power, said Missy Goetschius, community and public-relations manager.
The Red Cross cash drain in July, the first month of the fiscal year, wasnt just from the tornado that pummeled a path from Big Flats to Elmira and less disastrous twisters that touched down near Lindley and South Corning.
An unusually high number of fires was the other factor. Robinson said the Sullivan Trail Chapter aided victims of seven fires in Chemung and Schuyler counties. Brian McConnell, executive director of the Greater Steuben Chapter, said his agency helped those affected by six fires, including one last weekend in Addison that displaced three families, days after the storm.
The Sullivan Trails disaster relief fund for direct aid usually averages $32,000 to $35,000, with the biggest drawdown usually during the home fire season of November to February.
I knew there was no way I would make it through the year. We always will respond; it is just that the money would come from another program, Robinson said.
McConnell said the Steuben chapters disaster relief fund usually averages $35,000 to $45,000. We tend not to see as many incidents in the summer months. The relief fund is at a lower level than normal, he said.
The two Red Cross chapters have combined disaster programs and share the same emergency services director, Judith Coleman, McConnell said.
McConnell thanked Thursdays donors and put out a call for five to eight more volunteers for his chapters disaster program.
Robinson said it will be next week before his chapter knows how much it spent on storm relief. He added the Red Cross is still identifying people who need help.
The Red Cross provided an emergency shelter for nearly 60 people over four days at Elmira Free Academy. Another 30 to 40 dropped in for just meals, Robinson said. The provided blankets need to be replaced since they are donated to animal shelters.
Robinson said the shelter experience made it evident that the Red Cross needs to have more than one special-needs cot because they are more stable, can support more weight and work better for the elderly or those with disabilities.
From the night of the storm until Tuesday, the Salvation Armys canteen truck served an army of firefighters and residents of Elmira and the Golden Glow section of Big Flats. In all, 4,400 meals were served, everything from burgers and hot dogs to sandwiches, snacks and water, Haggerty said.
Some food was on hand, supermarkets and restaurants donated more, and some food had to be purchased.
Donations made online by local residents return to the Elmira chapter, he said.
We are still really desperate for a new building, he said. The community will be hearing more about that.


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The eurozone crisis may have been relegated to the backburner and the inside pages of newspapers worldwide, but concern about the state of affairs in Spain continues to mount. Once a model for growth in Europe – during its heyday, it created 1 out of every three eurozone jobs – Spain today appears mired in another recession and boasting the region's highest unemployment rate. The yields on Spanish government bonds are climbing once more, after the European Central Bank's LTRO program appeared to be helping keep them at lower levels, signaling that investors are demanding a higher premium for owning those securities. Pressure to create an austerity budget on the part of the strong members of the eurozone – notably Germany – are being resisted by politicians and protested by the public, all of whom fear that an overly-draconian package of spending cuts will simply propel Spain's economy further into the doldrums. The following charts offer a snapshot of where Spain stands today, and the issues that it must confront.
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FORT WORTH — Rangers starting pitcher Colby Lewis and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick have something in common. Both attended North High School in Bakersfield, California.
Lewis, who is friends with Harvick, attended races at Phoenix International Raceway while in Arizona for Spring Training.
"I loved it," Lewis told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in March. "It made for an awesome weekend with Kevin. We sat on top of the pit box for the Nationwide race on Saturday, and then we were on top of the Sprint trailer with Richard Childress for the Cup race. That was pretty cool."
During a media session Thursday at Texas Motor Speedway, Harvick discussed Lewis' love for racing and why you won't be seeing the 36-year-old race car driver pitching for the Rangers any time soon.
"You should see him drive," Harvick said about Lewis. "He has quite the go-kart track."
Harvick added: "I got to know him a little bit over the last year or so. He has a hell of a dirt track at his house. He is probably a little bit braver than I am as to how close the back straight-a-way wall is to the brick wall that he has at his house. He is into racing."
Any chance Harvick has any interest in playing baseball?
"Those guys are a lot bigger than I am," he said. "They can throw a lot harder. That was never something that was in the cards for me."
Harvick is currently tied for third in the Sprint Cup Series standings. In 18 races at TMS, Harvick has eight top 10 finishes.
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Heartland Bible Church
Fellowship of Evangelical Bible Churches
2611 South 56th Street
Lincoln, NE 68506
Church size: Medium church
Worship style: Blend of traditional and contemporary worship
What to Expect at Heartland Bible Church
Heartland Bible Church is a medium-sized church located in Lincoln, NE. Our church is associated with the Fellowship of Evangelical Bible Churches (FEBC).
Scott Hecht, Pastor
Service Times:
Sunday School 9:00am
Sunday Worship 10:00am
Sunday Evening Worship 6:00pm
Service Details
- Formal and informal attire most common
- Blend of traditional and contemporary worship music
- Communion
- Location: Lancaster County
Ministries and Programs
- Children's ministry
- Youth or teen ministry
- Weekly small groups
- Men's/women's ministry
Additional Info About Our Church
Our services offer a mixture of contemporary and traditional worship music and a strong teaching of Biblical truth.
2611 S 56th St, Lincoln NE 68506
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The Detroit Police Department is mourning the loss of one of its own.
Police officer Rodney Jones, a 28 year veteran, was competing in the "Bikes on the Bricks" event Saturday in Flint, Michigan, when he collapsed during the event.
The emergency medical technicians on scene quickly transported officer Jones to Hurley Hospital at approximately 4:00 p.m., where Officer Jones later died from a medical condition.
The 49-year-old officer is survived by his wife and children.
Stay with Local 4 News and ClickOnDetroit.com for the latest information on Officer Jones.


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Rx Bandits' Proggier New Prescription
By Adam Lovinus
Ska Superheroes The Aquabats! Turn 20
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Hip-Hop's Effect on Gentrification in SanTana
By Gabriel San Roman
Suicide Silence Goes On After Singer Death
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50 Years On, A Hard Day's Night Is Still Revelatory
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Animals as Leaders are the Pride of the Prog Metal Pack
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Rikk Agnew: Adolescent No More
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It's the Velvet Revolver of OC! Meaning it's a bunch of guys from bands we've known of for years—K.C. from the Co-dependents, Hedge from Mr. Mirainga, Jorge from Smear—plus one guy we've never heard of (Cooper from the Death Mickies, you're the Dave Kushner of Disguster). The music is deliciously retro, with accents of MC5-ish rock & roll, stoopid/funny clich�s snipped from the pages of '80s-hair-band playbooks ("Free Pie" is essentially a bawdy vagina parable—like Warrant's "Cherry Pie," but, y'know, free),and—buried deeply, but we can hear the weakened cries for help beneath the rubble—the kind of joyfully loud hypersoul we used to get from the BellRays whenever they'd play the old Club Mesa. Unsurprisingly, a lot of these songs are rooted in sexual frustration: "I Loves Me the Women," "Artificial Human Companion," even the cover of Zep's "Communication Breakdown," which is really about impotency, anyway. They also have one called "Rock On," which appears to be about . . . er, rocking on. But bands with names like Disguster ain't about poetry. It's the riffage, baby, and in a ribald tune such as "No More," the guitars sound like something that oozes from every greasy redneck bar band, not necessarily a bad thing. K.C. croons a lot of sloshy, unintelligible lines when he's not cryptically enunciating ("Baby, I'm a dreamer/I've found my horse and carriage"—whaaa? Oh, wait—that actually reads like a masturbation ode), and the whole band seem to be really into what's going on, barfing up a fun, flattening set of nine tunes in slightly more than 20 minutes. For a supergroup, Disguster will do nicely.
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On March 30, Planet Green will premier its new show, Future Food. Chefs — or as Planet Green is calling them, molecular gastronomists — Homaro Cantu and Ben Roche will redefine food while looking for solutions to many of our pressing environmental problems surrounding food and our food system.
They're going to tackle topics such as farmed fish, recycling food that seems inedible into edible food, healthy junk food, and edible packing peanuts. And, according to the video below, at some point they'll make a milkshake that tastes like French fries.
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Saturday, December 12, 2009
© Copyright 2015 Newton Citizen
For those in search of the perfect tree and for whom a precut or artificial one won't do, there are still thousands of trees waiting to become someone's Christmas centerpiece.
Nearby tree farms, including Berry's Tree Farm in Newton County, along with Yule Christmas Tree Farm and Sugarland Tree Farm, both in Stockbridge, remain well-stocked for the holiday season with cut-your-own trees.
Chuck Berry of Berry's Tree Farm said he's got several thousand ready for the taking including Leyland cypress, one of the most popular. There's also fresh-cut fraser firs on hand, and flocking available for those wanting a "snowy" look to their tree.
Berry said his tree business spans four generations and the land on which the trees are grown goes back six generations.
"For the last 30 years we've tried to build a family tradition that sets us apart from the big-box stores," Berry said.
In addition to Christmas trees, Berry's offers handmade wreaths, garland strands, train rides for the kids and concessions like popcorn and hot chocolate to keep folks warm.
Berry said his family aims to make finding the right Christmas tree a memorable experience.
"It's the fun, family and friendship that looking for your Christmas tree can bring," Berry said.
Susie Grant, co-owner of Yule Christmas Tree Farm, said her business offers 20 acres of trees from which to choose with varieties including Virginia pine, Leyland cypress and fresh-cut fraser firs. Yule also offers flocking in various colors including white, pink, purple and turquoise.
On weekends, Yule provides hayrides and a petting zoo, with animals such as llamas, emu, and mini-horses, as well as inflatable bouncies when weather permits.
"One of the things I just truly love is the fact that so many people keep coming back to us," said Grant, who opened the business with her husband Allen Grant in 1983. "It's been a year since we've seen them. They bring their children and their children bring their children. It's been the creation of a family, that's the heartwarming thing about it."
Just a few miles away from Yule is Sugarland Tree Farm, another family-owned and operated business that grows Carolina sapphires and blue ice cypresses. Sugarland's highlight is Santa, who is on hand each weekend and available for free photos with the kids.
Visitors can also stop by the Sugarhaus, which sells artificial wreaths, mailbox covers, floral arrangements and other holiday decorations.
Sugarland is operated by Jim and Charlotte "Sug" Smith, who have been selling trees since 1988 and have employed all manner of relatives -- children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews -- over the years to help run the farm.
"You have to enjoy it," said Jim Smith. "It's our favorite time of the year."
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Colortyme Night Debuts Mods and Sportsman Cars at Ocala
Ocala, FL- After losing some battles with wet weather earlier in the racing season, Colortyme Rent-To-Own Night at Ocala Speedway finally saw the Modified and Sportsman Divisions take the green flag and go racing for the first time in 2010. In addition, the Tee Pee Tire Hobby Stocks put on a wild show for the fans, and were followed by the Gladiator Division which bent plenty of sheet metal and never got settled until after most fans had headed for home.
After much hoopla surrounding the addition of the Sportsman Division at Ocala Speedway, things got off to a rocky start for two teams that had high hopes of making a good impression on their first night racing at Florida's oldest track. As soon as the green waved and Tim Dowling hit the gas during hot laps, his brand new Sportsman erupted in a cloud of smoke and deposited oil and engine shrapnel the length of the Ocala backstretch. Meanwhile, Billy Costello was having persistent carburetor issues that had his 00 car stumbling again and again. Costello would miss his heat race and have to start on the rear of the feature race, and then climbed to 3rd place before the carb problems returned.
Augie Burttram said he had something to prove by getting behind the wheel of the 58 Sportsman, and that is what he did by leading flag to flag and scoring a victory. Burttram dominated the race, and try as he might the second place finisher, Kevin Mills, could never catch him. Tim "Shaky Pudding" Powers came from Okeechobee to finish third, followed by Shane Nichols and Chad Scranton to round out the top five.
Fans might have been confused by watching the Tee Pee Tire Hobby Stock race, which took on the look of a Thunder Stock event with all of the pushing, shoving, beating, and banging, that was going on. Jody Wells jumped out to the early lead, but was muscled out of the way on a restart by Kevin Durden, who protected his lead to the checkers. Dean Jarvis also had to fight to remain in contention, and came away finishing second behind Durden, while Heath Walker placed third. Jody Wells never really managed to recover from his earlier unseating by the top three cars and finished fourth, and Mike Eubanks climbed back into the driver's seat at Ocala to register a fifth place finish.
The Colortyme Modifieds took their first green flag of 2010 at Ocala in what was dubbed as the Annual Spring Fling. The 30 lap race paid $1500 to the winner, and there was quite a scramble to see who could win it. Roger Crouse, who came to Ocala with two victories at East Bay under his belt this season, led the field to the green in his crate engine powered 9 car, but it was Devin Dixon who took early control of the race and held off all challengers to take home the big payout. Dixon liked the high line around Ocala Speedway, while Jeff Mathews stuck mostly to the bottom route, but try as he might he never could do much more but briefly get under Dixon before falling back.Dixon grabbed the win, followed by Mathews in second place. Kyle Owen nabbed a third place finish while Roger Crouse came home in the fourth spot. And arriving at the checkers in the fifth spot was Kyle Bronson.
A solid field of Gladiators went after each other as the green waved and before the race ended there was quite a bit of damage done. Daryl Veltman smacked turn one wall on the first lap, while Kyle Morse spun on lap 4 and collected two innocent bystanders. Meanwhile Casey Feaster had taken over the lead and was setting the pace as Steven Cox, Devin Walker, and Ephren Souther, all squabbled over the second spot. Walker claimed second place, but a moment of distraction caused a meeting with the backstretch wall under caution, and when the green waved again his right front tire was quickly deflating. Walker would get the tire changed and return, but was unable to get back inside the top 8.
By lap 5 the 96 of Matt Shea had entered the top five and then overpowered Steven Cox for second place on lap 13. But Casey Feaster was strong and remained out of reach in the final couple of laps, so Feaster and Shea crossed the line first and second. Steven Cox and Ephren Souther tangled in the final turn and both plowed into the front stretch wall, further confusing the final results.
After a celebration in Victory Lane, there was a date with the dreaded tech man in the pit area as both top cars were checked. Both the 20 of Casey Feaster and the 96 of Matt Shea were found to be outside of the rules, so both were disqualified. That passed the win to Steven Johnson, and moved Kody Fisher up to the second spot. Ephren Souther would nab the third place finish, followed by Matthew Kramer and Steven Cox.
On Friday, April 23rd, Ocala Speedway presents the debut of the Pepsi Wheel of Fortune where a lucky racing division and some lucky race fans will benefit from extra cash provided by the good folks at Pepsi Cola. The Late Models will be back after a week off, plus fans will see exciting action from the Amsoil Synthetic Lubricants Thunder Stocks, the Mini Stocks will be back, and the Gladiators will run their third race of 2010. For a complete schedule of events, or for ticket prices and more, visit www.OcalaSpeedway.com, or call the track at 352-622-9400.


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YourNews: Granparents enjoy day honoring them at academy
By Amy Fellhoelter
More than a hundred smiling faces of senior and elderly grandparents and great-grandparents attended River's Edge Christian Academy's annual grandparents day to support their grandchildren.
After a 40-minute chapel program, children in grades kindergarten through eleventh guided their grandparents inside their classrooms to experience what a school day was like for them. Plenty of conversation, hand-made grandparent gifts, breakfast spoils and the flashes of cameras followed shortly after. For those students without visiting grandparents, a special friend was invited in their place.
This year, River's Edge CA Grandparents Day took place in the sanctuary of each of its three school campuses. The September event, slightly different at each campus, welcomed attendees with Christian worship music, presentations from students and a brief message of truth and hope to the next generation of children from the school administrator, a church pastor or a campus administrator. An extra presentation was made at the West Hills Presbyterian Church campus as Mr. Maynard Nordmoe, Mrs. Tammy Puckett and Mrs. Cortney Norris received the National Association of University Model Schools Certification for the RECA Upper Academy.
River's Edge Christian Academy currently enrolls more than 270 students at its three Knoxville locations. They are located at West Towne Christian Church (Kindergarten thru 5th grades), West Hills Presbyterian Church (K-4, 6th thru 11th grades) and Smithwood Baptist Church (K-4 thru 3rd grades).
River's Edge Christian Academy is a non-profit, inter-denominational private Christian academy in Knoxville with three campuses serving students in kindergarten through high school. As a homeschool co-op, children thrive as they participate in class three days a week and are taught at home the other two. For more info, visit http://www.riversedgeca.com, email email@example.com or call 201-1192.
This story is contributed by a member of the community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with Knoxville News Sentinel.


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Published on: February 13, 2009
Waterworld star wife have boy.
Kevin Costner's wife Christine Baumgartner gave birth to new chip off ol' block Hayes Logan Costner.
The lad weighed a lusty 8 pounds, 15 ounces.
Costner said Hayes is named after "a cowboy character" and is "a great Western name."
Gabby Hayes?
It's the second for Costner and Baumgartner. First was Cayden Wyatt born in 2007.


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Those looking for signs that the U.S. economy is rebounding can find encouragement in the fourth annual Energy Efficiency Indicator, which was released by Johnson Controls.
A survey of more than 1,400 North American executives and managers responsible for making investments and managing energy in commercial buildings found that planned investment in energy efficiency is expected to rebound in 2010. Following a decline last year, the survey found that 52 percent (up from 46 percent) are planning to make capital investments in energy efficiency, and 60 percent are planning (up from 55 percent) to make operating budget expenditures in efficiency programs over the next 12 months. A significant number of the business leaders surveyed (38 percent), however, said that the largest barrier to making energy-efficiency investments is limited capital availability.
According to this year's survey, 65 percent of business leaders say they are paying more attention to energy efficiency than they were 1 year ago; 84 percent of respondents say that energy efficiency is a priority for new construction and retrofit projects planned for this year.
The most important factor influencing energy-efficiency decisions is energy cost savings, with 97 percent of respondents identifying it as significant. Sixty-four percent expect energy prices to rise in 2010. Overall, the average expectation of respondents is a seven percent increase in the combined price of energy over the next 12 months.
The next most important factors influencing energy-efficiency decisions are enhanced public image (63 percent), government and utility incentives (62 percent), and reducing greenhouse-gas emissions (62 percent). This climate concern is growing in importance, up from 57 percent that considered greenhouse-gas reduction a significant factor in 2009.
Seventy-five percent of decision-makers believe that significant legislation mandating energy efficiency and/or carbon reduction is likely within the next 2 years, compared to 85 percent in 2009 and 76 percent in 2008.
When asked what specific energy-efficiency improvements have been implemented over the past 12 months, the most popular are those with low capital cost and/or a rapid return on investment. The survey shows that 72 percent switched to energy-efficient lighting; 63 percent trained facilities staff; 61 percent educated building occupants to save energy; 56 percent made set point adjustments; 40 percent installed occupancy or daylight sensors; and 33 percent upgraded building controls
Executives were also asked this year to predict what energy-related technologies would see the greatest improvement in performance-to-price ratio over the next 10 years. The top picks were lighting (51 percent), smart building technology (44 percent), solar PV (38 percent), electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles (28 percent), and nuclear power (22 percent).
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FILE - This is an Aug. 15, 2009, file photo showing Tennessee Titans owner Bud Adams before the start of an NFL preseason football game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, fILE)
HOUSTON (AP) -- Tennessee Titans owner Bud Adams is to be remembered at a church service in Houston.
The Oklahoma-born Adams, who followed his father, a chief executive of Phillips Petroleum, into the oil business, died last week at his home in Houston. He was 90.
Services were set for Monday afternoon at Houston's Second Baptist Church.
Adams in 1959 was a founding member of the American Football League and his Houston Oilers won the first two AFL titles. His battles for players with the old-guard National Football League helped lead to the two leagues merging later in the 1960s.
Adams antagonized some fans in his adopted hometown for firing popular Oilers coach Bum Phillips in 1980, then became further reviled for moving the team from Houston to Tennessee in 1997.


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|What Do We Do with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia with 17p Deletion?
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|Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) with 17p deletion or mutations of the TP53 gene has a very poor outcome. Optimal treatment of these patients remains a major clinical challenge, and disagreement on the optimal treatment approach exists. Conventional chemo-immunotherapy with rituximab in combination with purine analogues yields lower response-rates and less satisfactory results than for CLL patients with intact p53. Allogeneic stem cell transplantation may allow long-term remissions in this challenging group of patients. In this review, we will discuss current treatment options as well as experimental approaches in clinical trials for CLL patients with deleted or mutated TP53. Particular emphasis will be placed on novel agents with the potential to change clinical practice and future perspectives for the management of these "highest risk" patients.
|L Sellner; S Denzinger; S Dietrich; H Glimm; O Merkel; P Dreger; T Zenz
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WASHITA RIVER. The Washita River rises in southeastern Roberts County (at 35°38' N, 100°36' W) and flows east for thirty-five miles, crossing southern Hemphill County to enter Roger Mills County, Oklahoma. From the state line the stream flows southeast for 260 miles to its junction with the Red River (at 33°55' N, 96°35' W) in Johnston County, Oklahoma. On its course through Texas, the river flows through flat to rolling country where clay and sandy loams support brush and grasses. Since the stream was a favorite campground for nomadic tribes, the upper Washita was the scene of much military activity during the sporadic Indian wars; Col. George A. Custer's attack on Black Kettle's village, known as the battle of the Washita, occurred near present-day Cheyenne, Oklahoma, on November 27, 1868. The Indian siege of Capt. Wyllys Lyman's wagon train took place near the Washita in Hemphill County on September 9–14, 1874. Hide hunters frequented the upper Washita, as did early ranchers, for whom the stream was a favorite place to water their herds. In recent years a series of dams and small reservoirs has been constructed along the Washita and its tributaries in Hemphill County.
Lester Fields Sheffy, The Francklyn Land & Cattle Company (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1963).
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Evident Technologies, the leader in nanotechnology applications and materials, is commencing commercial production of PbSe Core EviDots for applications that require high performance semiconductor nanocrystals across the infrared spectrum.
Evident can supply tens of grams of EviDots per Order. EviDots are ideal for applications that require very fast and strong non-linear effects, or applications that need high performance materials that exhibit gain. Applications include optical switching, optical computing, telecommunication components, photovoltaics, thermoelectrics, photodetectors, infrared detectors, chemical sensors and biotech.
Evident is shipping immediately PbSe Core EviDots in four standard absorption resonance wavelengths of 1100 nm, 1310 nm, 1550 nm, and 1900 nm.
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