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Hays Mansion might be saved from wrecking ball
Munhall council plans to vote next month on whether to rescind the condemnation decision on the historic Hays Mansion.
On Thursday, descendants of the Hays family worked on various improvement projects inside and outside the house, situated on a hill overlooking the Monongahela River off Whitaker Way.
More than a dozen Hays relatives asked Munhall council this week to change the house's condemned status. The structure is on this year's demolition list.
The Hays Mansion was built in 1832 by riverboat captain Abraham Hays after his home flooded, according to documents from the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation. It was a station along the Underground Railroad where slaves would hide in the building's basement.
Attorney Angelo Quaranta said the Hays family has the mansion under a purchase agreement with its current owner, Mark Draper, founder of Riverbend LLC. Draper, who describes himself as an amateur historian, saved the half-acre property from demolition by another party when he bought it in 2005 for $160,000.
Descendant Jim Deibel of Plano, Texas, said the Hays heritage is manifested in the mansion, also known as Harden Place.
"Based on over a year of research into my family, I discovered over 415 descendants of Abraham Hays," he said.
Deibel said based on one comment his father made at his 84th birthday dinner in February 2012, he set out to find his father's living cousins.
He said The Abraham Hays Foundation was started to preserve the legacy of the Hays family and the mansion. The foundation is filing for 501c3 nonprofit status.
Deibel read a letter from U.S. Steel Real Estate president George A. Manos indicating that the company would be willing to sell 17½ acres on the hillside where the mansion sits to the foundation.
He said he believes a section around a pond is a family graveyard where Abraham and Fannie Hays are buried.
"I don't have confirmed evidence of this," Deibel said.
Munhall council voted Nov. 21 to demolish the Hays Mansion. Councilors said they've been told by Draper that the property will be fixed up for too many years, without action.
Deibel and other Hays descendants said they only found out about the property's existence last year.
He said improvements so far include securing the mansion so no one can get in, clearing the brush and debris around the property, removal of graffiti and covering broken windows.
"I find this whole thing very exciting," Councilman Bernie Shields said. "This is all we wanted, for someone to take care of the place. This is a start."
Deibel said rescinding the condemnation will allow the foundation to gain more membership and grant funding.
"There are $30,000 in back taxes on the property," he said. "The foundation cannot afford, nor would they put themselves in peril, to buy the house with it being condemned. We're trying to show you that we're putting our best foot forward to get this thing in a position to close on the house. Once the foundation closes on the house, obviously we'll pay all the back taxes."
Councilman Dan Lloyd said he doesn't believe the foundation is putting enough money into the mansion for extensive repairs.
Ellicott City, Md., resident Rebecca Petit Hays Shelton, whose father was William Seward Hays Sr., said Harden Place needs a lot of work, and time is needed to make those repairs.
"The Pittsburgh winter weather hasn't made getting any of this done easy," she said.
Munhall borough manager Matt Galla said the demolition order for the mansion will not even be signed until mid- to late July.
"We just want to see progress," Munhall council vice president Rob Falce said.
Exact plans for what the mansion might become still are being worked out.
Stacy Lee is a staff writer for Trib Total Media.
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(chorus) Prayer changes things , ooh its how you talk to God. Its what makes you closier to the good Lord. Yeah when you don't have anything to say. Lift your eyes toward Heaven and say " Thank God for Prayer".
(verus) They took prayer out of schools. They said it was against the rules. Don't they know thats what keeps our children from hurting inside? Don't tell me that you don't believe in Prayer. I know someone saomewhere is praying for you (ooo) (chorus)
(verus 3) One day she opened her eyes and realized that he is the friend she had been searching for. She lifted her eyes toward the sky and she whispered. (chorus)
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Reigning champions Italy and 2006 runners-up France can start training their thoughts firmly on the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ if successful in qualifiers in the next few days.
France have a double-header in Lithuania on Saturday, and then on Wednesday in Paris, while Italy travel to Montenegro before a top-of-the-table clash against Republic of Ireland in Bari.
Coach Raymond Domenech, whose performance is still under the microscope from a demanding French media, leads his side in Kaunas with the aim of shoring up their weakness in defence facing free-kicks. Central defender Philippe Mexes has battled back after his disastrous showing in the 3-1 defeat to Austria in September last year, when at fault in all three goals, and when France's defensive frailty to set-pieces was exposed.
Domenech said: "We have to be able to suffer. Those who imagine we will win easily by making neat one-twos in the opposition's box don't realise we will have a fight on our hands and we'll need to be very solid." Conceding goals from free-kicks has cursed France since the FIFA World Cup final, having let in 14 out of 30 since the defeat to Italy in June 2006.
We have players who can head a ball well but they aren't necessarily the most physically strong,
Defender Gael Clichy said: "Before the Austria game, we really worked hard on free-kicks yet conceded two goals from them. We have players who can head a ball well but they aren't necessarily the most physically strong either. We know teams like Lithuania will try to take advantage of that so it's up to use to avoid conceding too many corners and making fouls on the edge of our box."
Serbia lead Group 7 from Lithuania, both on nine points from four matches, while France are third with four points from a match less. Romania host Serbia in the other game in the pool.
Champions look for winning formula
Italy coach Marcello Lippi gave a hint as to his starting team for Saturday's match in Montenegro by separating 11 players from his squad to work alone in midweek training. The 'team' comprised Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, centre-backs Fabio Cannavaro and Giorgio Chiellini, full-backs Gianluca Zambrotta and Fabio Grosso, midfielders Andrea Pirlo, Daniele De Rossi and Angelo Palombo and forwards Vincenzo Iaquinta and Udinese pair Antonio Di Natale and Fabio Quagliarella.
If that is indeed Lippi's first choice team it means he will be adopting a 4-3-3 formation with Quagliarella and Di Natale flanking Iaquinta up front. Italy head Group 8 ahead of the Republic of Ireland, both on ten points. Montenegro are fourth in the six-team group with two points and have yet to win a match.
Meanwhile, Liverpool's Albert Riera warned his Spanish teammates that Turkey, who face the UEFA EURO 2008 champions on Saturday, are a "very aggressive" team which "plays as one." Riera said: "Turkey is a proud team, very patriotic," he said. "They have a very aggressive game, hard. It's a team that plays as one," the midfielder said.
Germany captain Michael Ballack wants a solid win as much as a goal-bonanza on Saturday when his side tackle European minnows Liechtenstein following back-to-back home defeats. Defeats to Norway in February and England last November have dented the team's confidence and the national team needs a convincing win over tiny Liechtenstein which is 151st in FIFA's world rankings. The principality is just 160 square kilometres and the national team is largely made up of part-time footballers.


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The Burton Moto is a soft boot and with that much riding I suspect he needs new boots. Calluses form due to pressure points or friction. If it's from friction usually blisters form before calluses. Do the boots look like they are falling apart? Maybe pull the liner out of the boot and inspect it for excessive wear.
The other issue you might face is that your son may soon have a growth spurt from puberty and might need entirely new gear after a year. But since you go out 70+ days a year, I'm guessing money isn't too much of a concern, also you can sell the gear he outgrows.
As for bindings I recommend Burton Cartels EST. I have their 2012 non-EST model and it's a solid binding. It's med/stiff, comfortable, and kind of like a do-it-all "middle of the road" binding. I think it would compliment the Flying V nicely. That being said, Union makes decent bindings too that have conversion kits compatible with the channel board system. Not sure if other binding companies have conversion kits. But a little research will tell you. There are a lot of great bindings out there.
If you decide to get the Cartels there are a couple gripes I have have about the
Cartels: it likes to chew up the Achilles area of the boot. Burton claims they solved this problem in the newer model Cartels. I fixed my problem by applying Freesole Urethane Shoe repair to that area of the boots. The other gripe I have is that the odd time I land a jump off a natural feature the toe strap loosens a tiny bit and slips slightly out of position. It doesn't happen all the time but I do notice it from time to time when I'm unstrapping at the bottom of the run.
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|First trimester Down syndrome screening: distribution of markers and comparison of assays for quantification of pregnancy-associated plasma protein-A.
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|PMID: 16537243 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|OBJECTIVE: First trimester screening for fetal chromosomal disease is now possible using the maternal serological markers pregnancy-associated plasma protein-A (PAPP-A) and the free ss-form of human chorionic gonadotrophin (sshCG) in combination with the ultrasound marker nuchal translucency (NT) thickness. The availability of well-defined analytical methods and reference ranges for the involved parameters, and knowledge of the correlation between markers and clinical parameters, e.g. maternal weight, parity and age, are important for the design of efficient screening programs. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Women (n = 2702), with singleton pregnancies, participating in the Copenhagen First Trimester Screening Study had PAPP-A and sshCG values determined and NT measured at a gestational age of 11 to 14 weeks, as determined from crown rump length (CRL). The distribution of gestational age-independent multiples of the median (MoM) of the parameters was defined and reference intervals established. Three methods for determination of PAPP-A, one manual in-house poly-monoclonal ELISA and two commercial semi-automatic double-monoclonal methods, i.e. PAPP-A for the AutoDelfia platform and PAPP-A for the Kryptor platform, were compared in 260 women. RESULTS: All markers had log-normally distributed MoMs. Gestational age independent reference intervals were established. Maternal weight should be included in risk algorithms. The semi-automated PAPP-A assays (AutoDelfia and Kryptor) gave similar values, mean difference 10.5 %, whereas the manual assay gave higher values, mean differences 50.4 % and 41.0 %, respectively, CONCLUSIONS: This calls for better standardization and a uniform quality control scheme that is focused on discriminatory ability rather than adherence to mean values from a large number of laboratories.
|K R Wøjdemann; S O Larsen; L Rode; A Shalmi; K Sundberg; M Christiansen; A Tabor
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|Title: Scandinavian journal of clinical and laboratory investigation Volume: 66 ISSN: 0036-5513 ISO Abbreviation: Scand. J. Clin. Lab. Invest. Publication Date: 2006
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|Created Date: 2006-03-15 Completed Date: 2006-05-18 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0404375 Medline TA: Scand J Clin Lab Invest Country: Norway
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|Copenhagen University Hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Hvidovre Hospital, Denmark.
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Chorionic Gonadotropin / blood
Down Syndrome / diagnosis*
Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay
Pregnancy Trimester, First / blood*
Pregnancy-Associated Plasma Protein-A / analysis*
Prenatal Diagnosis / instrumentation, methods*, standards
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Effort and intensity, those things were absolutely there. The Wild have never had much of a problem mustering them under Mike Yeo, and they certainly weren't going to have difficulty coming up with them Thursday night, in a caldron of 19,060 fans brewing what looks very much like a legitimate rivalry.
But especially at this point in the season, Minnesota is in the business of adding points to its record. And as hard as the Wild fought in their second meeting against the Winnipeg Jets, delighting a crowd filled with fans from both Minnesota and Manitoba, they went home with an end result that was all too familiar: a shootout loss.
The 4-3 decision they dropped to the Jets on Thursday night was their seventh loss in 12 shootouts this season. The Wild have been in as many shootouts as any team in the league this year, and they've lost more than any other. And though there was plenty to like about the way they played, especially in the third period, they couldn't get the goal to keep themselves out of a shootout.
"Even though we didn't get the two points, I give our guys a lot of credit right now," Yeo said. "Lately we've been in every game. We've been giving ourselves a chance to win. It's just climbing over that hurdle and finding that play, capitalizing on that chance in the third period. We have to find a way right now."
Early in the season, the Wild rode a devotion to their process to the top of the league standings before skidding down the conference ladder through December and January.
After a week in which they've lost home games to two of the three worst teams in the Western Conference (Anaheim and Detroit) before falling to the 10th-place team in the Eastern Conference on Thursday, it certainly seems like the Wild might be better served with a longer view of their future.
"We don't have a whole lot to lose," forward Nick Johnson said.
They showed signs of that against the Jets, getting two more goals from Devin Setoguchi - who now has three in five games since Mikko Koivu came back from a shoulder injury. Setoguchi's second goal came on a power play, after he waited at the point for Marco Scandella and Nate Prosser to cycle the puck to him and fired a wrist shot through an Erik Christensen screen as he swooped into the slot.
Kyle Brodziak and Johnson also continued to do what they've done all season, forcing turnovers and holding the puck low in Winnipeg's zone. That led to a few scoring chances, but Chris Mason stopped the line with some of his best work of the night, denying Matt Cullen in front of the net with 8:46 to play and turning away Johnson's point-blank attempt with a brilliant save at the 13:53 mark.
On the other end, the Wild made a few costly mistakes, like when Evander Kane slipped behind Prosser for his first goal and Alexander Burmistrov tied the game in the third period after Nick Schultz missed an attempt to shovel the puck into the corner.
"I don't know if it bounced over my stick or I just missed it," Schultz said. "I've got to make the play there. It comes off the end boards, I kind of turned around, and I can't let it get by me."
The point the Wild got was the only one they managed in a four-game homestand, and now they'll face a streaking Blues team in St. Louis on Saturday before turning around and hosting the defending champion Boston Bruins on Sunday.
Those games will make points tough to come by at a time when the Wild need them desperately. Otherwise, they might be playing for progress.
"Once again, it's just one or two plays where we could have put one in," Setoguchi said. "We could have scored a goal, we could have stopped one, and obviously, it's disappointing when those aren't going the right way. You can't get frustrated, but right now, it's tough to swallow."
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Delayed growth due to nutritional problems can be helped by showing the parents how to provide a well-balanced diet.Do not give your child dietary supplements such as Boost or Ensure without talking to your health care provider first.Other treatment depends on how severe the condition is. The following may be recommended:Increase the number of calories and amount of fluid the infant receives Correct any vitamin or mineral deficiencies Identify and treat any other medical conditionsThe child may need to stay in the hospital for a little while.Treatment may also involve improving the family relationships and living conditions. Outlook (Prognosis) Normal growth and development may be affected if a child fails to thrive for a long time.Normal growth and development may continue if the child has failed to thrive for a short time, and the cause is determined and treated. Possible Complications Permanent mental, emotional, or physical delays can occur. 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Students successfully completing the B.S. degree in Biology Education will be certified to teach biology and general science at the high school level.
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Mitchell Ghelfi's 11th-inning solo home run proved to be the difference as the Green Bay Bullfrogs defeated Lakeshore 1-0 on Friday in a Northwoods League baseball game.
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Kari Lehtonen was a rock Wednesday night, and that was exactly what the Stars needed.
Coming off two shaky games and heading into the All-Star break against a spirited bunch from Edmonton, Lehtonen came up with 34 saves and led the Stars to a 3-1 victory over the Oilers.
"He did exactly what he had to do, and he did exactly what we needed," said captain Brenden Morrow, who did pretty much the same at the other end of the ice by scoring two goals.
Goaltending has been the backbone of the Stars' surprising surge to the top of the Pacific Division this season, and there was a little bit of doubt on a recent swing through Western Canada that cracks might be showing in the foundation.
Back-to-back outings of seven goals against set off a few warning sirens, and it made the game against Edmonton a test for the Stars. They needed to show they could play team defense. They needed to show they could get a few key goals. And they needed their goalie to make big stops.
All three things happened. Dallas engaged the Oilers in a physical contest (100 total penalty minutes) and took advantage of its scoring chances, taking a 3-0 lead before the game's midway point. Lehtonen was fantastic, especially down the stretch.
"Great bounce-back game for Kari Lehtonen," Stars coach Marc Crawford said. "He was outstanding, and we've gotten so used to high-end, quality goaltending from both he and Andrew Raycroft this year that it was great to see that type of goaltending tonight. I thought it was a game that certainly scared us, and we needed our goalie to be one of our better players. I thought, arguably, he might have been our best player tonight."
The win moves the Stars to 30-15-5 (65 points). They are one of just six teams with 30 wins, and they reached 30 wins nearly eight weeks earlier than last season (March 16).
"I definitely think we're getting to where we want to get," said Morrow. "A lot has been said about how close this team is, and I do believe that's true. I think we're trying to build on that every game."
Brad Richards and Loui Eriksson head to the All-Star Game in Raleigh, N.C., and the other Stars get the weekend off. The team will return to practice Monday and will play host to Vancouver on Tuesday. Dallas played without injured players Tom Wandell (upper body), Jamie Benn (upper body) and Jeff Woywitka (upper body), but the Stars hope all will be healthy by the end of the weekend.
"The break could not come at a better time for us," Crawford said. "We'll have four complete days where they'll get a chance to rest, and then we'll practice and come back with a very exciting game."
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"NCIS" star decided to leave; CBS didn't fire her
I don't want to say that TV fans are crazy ⦠but, clearly, some of them are.
Like the folks who aren't incensed because Cote de Pablo is being written out of "NCIS" and taking her character, Ziva David, with her.
Members of the Television Critics Association all got emails from a fan begging us to do something about this. I got two such emails, because the fan thinks I can do something extra because I'm the vice president of TCA.
She's wrong in both cases.
I get that fans are invested in the shows they love. But there's a certain disconnect with reality at times. Here's part of the letter we all got:
"Although the details of the reasoning for Cote's departure are sketchy, there are some aspects of this that are off-putting. In the last couple years, it seems CBS has gained a reputation for not monetarily valuing its female actors in the same way that it does their male cast mates. Criminal Minds is just one recent example of this. As a woman, I find this extremely disconcerting."
There's no evidence of this whatsoever.
"By her own admission, Cote loves her job and the character she plays. I can only imagine what kind of 'negotiation tactics' it took for her to decide not re-sign the week before filming on season 11 begins, especially when everyone on the production side of the show has publicly sounded very positive about the likely outcome of said negotiations."
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"As you may know, many NCIS fans have started a campaign to "Bring Cote Back!". We have been writing letters to CBS offices in NY and LA as well as Bellisarius Productions, sending huge banners (mine was 15 feet long), delivering cupcakes and M&Ms, etc. Additionally, we have an online petition that was started just a few days after the news came out. Two weeks later, this petition has nearly 14,000 signatures and counting. There's lots going on over on Tumblr too. Campaign related goodies are tagged under such things as 'operation bbc', 'bringbackcote' , 'cote's army', and 'saveziva'."
Here's the truth. De Pablo decided to leave the show. This was not a CBS decision.
"We offered Cote de Pablo a lot of money and then we offered her even more money," said CBS CEO Leslie Moonves. "She didn't want to do the show."
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Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
ToolsScrew drivers
CustomerBecky from Bussey IA
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I removed the floor of the oven (one screw) and the heat dispersal shield (one wing nut). Then I detached the old igniter using a socket set. I had to remove the bottom drawer to unplug the ignitor and plug in the new one. Then I reassembled. Total piece of cake and I have no experience whatsoever.
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
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CustomerSteven from Goshen IN
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CustomerGodfrey from new york NY
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We took the interior floor out, pulled the stove away from counter, before that turned all electricity to the house off. Then we unscrewed the ignitor inside then underneath unplugged it and plugged in the new one, cleaned to oven and screwed the ignitor in and replaced the interior floor and we were done.
CustomerAnthony from Milford DE
part was purchased as spare because when the ignitor goes bad no warning is given it just fails.
Customerderric from howell MI
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CustomerDean from Fort Dodge IA
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Checked troubleshooting guide on website / ordered part / replaced part by removing two screws in oven on bottom pan/ removed inside oven bottom for easiy access/ removed two screws from bracket holding down the heating element/separated the electrical plug in back releasing the wires to heating element/ installed the new element with two screws / connected the electrical plug/ installed the bottom panel inside oven / installed two screws inside oven on bottom panel. Checked operation of unit- gas lit ok - pushbutton panel did not increase heat seting properly/ dismantled the control panel / dismanteled the circuit board / found remains of several roaches inside circuit board recess/ cleaned all pushbutton points and re-assembled unit - all worked fine except when oven burner went off - the gas valve would not shut off completely - leaving a small flame burning at the gaaas valve orifice "DANGEROUS". I checked troubleshooting guide again / ordered a new valve - installed - (did not come with a new Propane orifice ) - had to use old one ( should have either asked me or just sent one when I ordered) - received new valve - installed with old Propane orifice - all works well now.
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Acitretin-associated erectile dysfunction: a case report
1 Department of Pharmacology "Giorgio Segre", University of Siena, Strada delle Scotte 6, 53100 Siena, Italy
2 Tuscan Regional Center for Pharmacovigilance, Florence, Italy
3 Department of Dermatological Sciences, Department of Clinical Medicine and Immunological Sciences, University of Siena, Policlinico S. Maria alle Scotte, 53100 Siena, Italy
Cases Journal 2009, 2:210 doi:10.1186/1757-1626-2-210Published: 19 November 2009
Two cases of impotence following a treatment with etretinate have been reported in the literature. Acitretin is the principal active metabolite of etretinate. We report a case of erectile dysfunction associated with the use of acitretin.
Case presentation
A 39-year-old Caucasian man referred his incapacity to reach and maintain a penile erection during a course of acitretin for the treatment of a severe form of psoriasis. Physical examination, laboratory findings and psychological analysis did not reveal any abnormalities. Two weeks after the withdrawal of acitretin, the patient reported a normalization of his sexual activity.
Retinoids have been associated with male reproductive system dysfunctions in human and animal studies. Clinicians should be aware of the possibility of acitretin-induced erectile dysfunction.


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So far, so good for the Newtown High School wrestling team. The grapplers have won three early-season tournaments in Fairfield, Trumbull and, most recently Natick, Mass., and have had their way with four opponents in dual meets. Newtown placed fifth in the 14-team Danbury Holiday Tournament, won by the host Hatters.
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McNeely is entering his 12th year as city manager. The council also extended his contract another year, keeping him with the city through March 2009.
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Jonathan Dandrow has developed noPhoto, which renders the pix snapped by those revenue-generating robo-cams useless. The technology behind noPhoto is fairly simple. At the top of the gadget, which doubles as a license plate frame, there's an optical flash trigger that detects the flash of the traffic-light camera. That trigger sets off one or both xenon flashes in the sides of the noPhoto, so when the traffic-light camera opens its shutter, there's too much light and the picture of your license plate is overexposed. Big Brother can't read your plate.
"I just had a lot of reservations about the cameras," Dandrow says. "They are trying to circumvent the constitution."
As Gary Biller, the president of the National Motorists Association, recently wrote in U.S. News and World Report, traffic-light cameras violate "several key tenets of a citizen's due process rights," because there is "no certifiable witness to the alleged violation," and so therefore, "the defendant loses the right to cross-examine his accuser in court."
The New Star-Ledger's Bamboozled column has the story of a woman whose license was suspended by authorities in New Jersey for a red-light ticket, even though the car in the photo is clearly not hers — oh, and she hadn't even been in the Garden State in more than a year when the violation occurred.
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HENDERSON (KSNV MyNews3.com) — The second-largest city in Nevada is often overshadowed by its glitzier neighbor in national media coverage.The sprawl that includes Henderson, North Las Vegas and urban unincorporated Clark County is often referred to collectively as the "Las Vegas Valley." But before they grew together, each developed its own distinct character."Henderson was built for the war effort. And everything here was temporary," says longtimer Jack Jeffrey. "Henderson was a small town for a long time, basically a blue-collar town."Jeffrey arrived here as a toddler with his family when titanium and magnesium processing were located here for the World War II effort, and a town developed around them."My dad came here to help build the plants in Henderson. And the majority of the people were involved with the plants. Had a very small business community."The original housing was temporary, and the feds could have just shut it down after the war ended. Instead, there were enough families who had put down roots, that they decided to repurpose the plants and incorporate in 1953, naming the city after former U.S. Sen. Charles B. Henderson. "We were really struggling in those days," says Jeffrey. "We had a high unemployment rate. We did about anything we could to bring more people and jobs to Henderson. The business failure rate was pretty high out here."Even one of the core reasons for Henderson's creation was in an ironic struggle."We were buying Russian titanium sponge if you can imagine, in the middle of the Cold War," chuckles Jeffrey. "In fact, we had the help of our congressional delegation to keep Titanium Metals open."But he didn't just watch from the sidelines. As an adult, Jack Jeffrey successfully ran for the Henderson City Council, where he served from 1969 to 1974. "I think the major turning point though for where the city went -- and we got a lot of criticism for it -- we sold a lot of land to Hank Greenspun," remembers Jeffrey. "And he had a development plan. There were a lot of people wanting us to sell small lots."That land became Green Valley, and the then-controversial decision has stood the test of time. Green Valley was eventually successful and created the template for other master-planned communities in the valley such as Summerlin, Desert Shores and Aliante.By then, Henderson had also acquired the Black Mountain Golf Course. It had been developed by Henderson entrepreneur Herschel Trumbo, who owned the local telephone company.The new course attained some popularity but was still having trouble making ends meet and falling far behind on its water bill.Trumbo wanted to turn the course over to the city, but Jeffrey wasn't sure that Henderson wanted to go into the golf course business. He suggested a compromise: "You continue to do what you're doing and we'll make a quasi-municipal golf course if you agree. And give the local residents a break on green fees, and we'll wipe out the water debt."The golf course's new status was noted in a civic ceremony, where the local face of the Catholic Church posed for pictures that included members of Henderson city government and local business leaders."Several of them were members of Father Peter V. Moran's parish over here at St. Peter's," says Rick Watson. "And they talked him into getting on all his religious garb and holy water tank. He went up there and blessed the golf course."Watson is one of the directors of the Henderson Historical Society. He's been accumulating countless pictures of Henderson throughout the decades from a variety of sources."Some of them, we're not sure who is in the picture, or where the picture was taken," says Watson. "But we know that there's got to be a good story tied to all of these."Watson is one of the directors of the Henderson Historical Society and is looking for help in identifying the people and the places in many of the photos. He's working with more than one organization with the goal of keeping modern Henderson growth in perspective, "So that we don't tear down old facilities that we should keep that remind us of where we came from and where we're headed."It's all part of the long journey from a wartime factory town, to the booming city that has dubbed itself "A Place to Call Home.""The business community that was here was fairly solid and small," sums up Jeffrey. "But everybody did their part, and it all worked out."This particular story contains only the barest of thumbnail sketches of Henderson history. We've had — and will have more — stories on individual Henderson subjects in the Video Vault. We've got links to sources for more information on the upper left side of this page.
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The Four Seasons Resort Lanai, the Lodge at Koele is the top Hawaii luxury resort among the U.S. News & World Report 2013 Best Hotels rankings.
It is No. 2 overall, behind Amangani, in Jackson, Wyo., and is among 10 Hawaii resorts on the overall list of 164 best hotels.
The other Hawaii resorts on the list are, shown by national rank, the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai (7); Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea (13); Koa Kea Hotel & Resort on Kauai (72); 92. St. Regis Princeville on Kauai (92); Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele Bay (112); Halekulani (114); Ritz-Carlton Kapalua, on Maui (118); The Kahala Hotel & Resort (119); and Trump International Hotel Waikiki Beach Walk (150).
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The fourth-ranked University of Louisville women's basketball team will try to complete a regular-season sweep of Memphis when the teams meet at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in the Tigers' Elma Roane Fieldhouse.
The Cardinals (24-2, 12-1 American Athletic Conference) won 88-61 on Jan. 26 in the KFC Yum! Center as senior guard Shoni Schimmel hit a school-record nine 3-pointers - including six in a four-minute span late in the first half - and scored 29 points.
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The winner of the Sixth-Grade Column Contest at Pattison Elementary School in Milford is Sarah Hudson, second from left. The runners up are, from left, Olivia Bieber, Emma Holly and Cami Malott.
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Milford schools offers an award-winning band program that plays at football games, performs recitals and does competitions. This gives our students an amazing musical education. But, I feel there is a huge hole. As an oncoming seventh-grader, I was very disappointed when I learned that Milford did not have a junior or senior high school orchestra. If Milford had an orchestra, students would improve their performances inside the classroom and at home. There are many reasons why students benefit from orchestra.
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January 5, 1998 12:44 pm
Noonday concerts continue
The Bates College Noonday Concert series continues its winter season with a selection of programs throughout the month of January. The free concerts, open to the public, will be held from l2:30 to l p.m. on Tuesdays at the college's Olin Arts Concert Hall, located on Russell Street in Lewiston.
January 5, 1998 12:42 pm
Award-winning alumna to share poetryworks
Award-winning poet Pamela Alexander '70 reads from her works at Bates at 8 p.m. Jan. 15 in Chase Hall Lounge. The public is invited to attend free of charge
January 5, 1998 12:41 pm
Bates to host "Maine Theater Day"
The Bates College Department of Theater, in conjunction with the Maine Drama Council and the Maine Principal's Association, will host 200 Maine high school students in "Maine Theater Day" on Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Schaeffer Theatre and other locations on campus.
January 5, 1998 12:36 pm
Multicultural director to discuss spiritualism
Czerny Brasuell,director of multicultural affairs at Bates College, will discuss "Paths to Enlightenment: An Embarrassment of Riches" as part of a Bates College lecture series, "Spiritual Journeys: Stories of the Soul," on Jan. 14 at 4:30 p.m. in the Benjamin Mays Center. The public is invited to attend free of charge.


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I use a Epson 4870 scanner myself
and looking at the comparisons posted between the drum scanner and the 4870
i'm stil very happy with my choice.
With a proper amount of Photoshop skill you can get alot out of the scanner
Epson 4970 Review
Take a look at this review it also makes comparisons to drum scanner and some film scanners.
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Amazing News: The BBC is adapting Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell for television!
Susanna Clarke's fantasy novel set during the Napoleonic Wars, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, is being adapted for BBC television — and let's hope we get it pretty quickly here in the United States. The six-issue miniseries is being directed by Toby Haynes, who directed a bunch of Matt Smith's Doctor Who stories in a… »


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UC Irvine Cosmologist to Co-Host National Geographic TV Special
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This Sunday, UC Irvine cosmologist James Bullock takes viewers to infinity and beyond (well, across 100,000 light-years, to be more precise) as he co-hosts the National Geographic Channel's television special, Inside the Milky Way. It's nerd-TV at its finest, featuring a 3-D state-of-the-art CGI model of the galaxy, a look at how stars emerge and die and a hunt for life way beyond our planet.
Bullock is a professor of physics & astronomy at UC Irvine and the director of the five-campus Southern California Center for Galaxy Evolution.
Inside the Milky Way is scheduled to be shown at 9 p.m. PT/ET, but check your local listings.
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1941-04-14 Izzy Jannazzo w pts 15 Jimmy Leto, The Coliseum, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - MARYLAND
1941-04-14 Izzy Jannazzo w pts 15 Jimmy Leto, The Coliseum, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - MARYLAND. Referee: Charlie Short. Both men started fast, Leto (145½) landing the harder and cleaner punches and Jannazzo (145½) keeping up an effective left jab, supplemented with an occasional right cross, to the challenger's face. It soon became a nip and tuck affair, with first one man going to the front then the other. Although Leto (145½) shook Jannazzo up with the left hook several times he was unable to land a finishing blow, but despite that failing when the split decision in the latter's favour was announced it was not well received, the referee feeling that Leto's aggression had warranted him victory.
Meanwhile, Jannazzo failed to further his world title ambitions when unable to force a bout against Freddie Cochrane and was eventually reduced to mixing with middleweights, suffering losses against Coley Welch, Fritzie Zivic, Saverio Turiello, Johnny Jackson and Eddie Booker along the way. However, when Jannazzo (147) took on Sugar Ray Robinson (143½) on 19 October 1942 at The Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, losing on points over ten rounds with both men inside 147lbs, he was reported as still holding the Maryland version of the world title, despite the State showing scant interest at the time. What is clear, following that fight and his next one, also against Robinson (l rsc 8 on 1 December 1942 at The Arena, Cleveland, Ohio), who weighed 145lbs, is that he was no longer recognised in Maryland afterwards.


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Jager Reissmann was a one-man wrecking crew Thursday night in the Wausau Youth Baseball Major League's championship game as Stettin Lions beat WAOW TV-9 6-1 at Doepke Park.
Reissmann went 1 for 3 with an RBI and turned in an outstanding pitching performance, going five innings, giving up only one run all while striking out eight TV-9 batters.
"It feels good to win the championship this year," Reissmann said. "I feel like I pitched a good game, and everyone on our team played well. It was probably our best game of the season." ...


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Lincoln Park Zoo Lions and Tigers and Turtles – Oh My!
Tiny threatened turtles get head start at zoo's lion house
(Chicago – August 7, 2012) - Eighteen newly-hatched and oh-so-cute ornate box turtles have a big future ahead. The new arrivals will spend their first year getting the royal treatment down the hall from the king of the jungle at the zoo's Kovler Lion House before being released into their natural home, Illinois sand prairie.
These quarter-sized turtles are part of a conservation effort between Lincoln Park Zoo and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) that aims to restore the dwindling population of the threatened ornate box turtle across the state.
"Our job at Lincoln Park Zoo is to give these little guys the best possible head start. In a sense, we are a turtle nursery," said General Curator Dave Bernier. "We love to work on these types of conservation projects, especially when an Illinois species that literally lives in our backyard is involved."
In the case of raising these tiny turtles, it really does take a village. At Lincoln Park Zoo, the turtle team consists of Bernier, zoo reptile experts, and, unexpectedly, the exotic carnivore keepers at the Kovler Lion House.
"Our team is going to see to it that these turtles are strong, mature, and ready to thrive in the wild when they leave the zoo next year. In addition to providing a wonderful home for them, we are setting these creatures up for success," said Bernier.
The new arrivals will live in groups of six surrounded by comfy moss that they can use for nesting, and the climate will be kept warm and balmy – just the way turtles like it. Animal care staff will feed them specially-formulated, high nutrient turtle chow.
When the turtles are mature enough to be released, the zoo's partners from USFWS will help them settle into their new home at Lost Mound Sand Prairie, a Unit of Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge in Savanna, Ill. Located within the former Savanna Army Depot, the area used to be home to many ornate box turtles before habitat loss caused by years of military activities drastically reduced the species' population.
The ornate box turtle project is one of many examples of collaboration between Lincoln Park Zoo and USFWS. The two organizations have worked together on wildlife recovery programs like endangered massasauga rattlesnakes in Illinois and red wolves in North Carolina.
Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo, a historic landmark founded in 1868, is dedicated to connecting people with nature by providing a free, family-oriented wildlife experience. A leader in conservation science both globally and locally, the zoo exemplifies the highest quality animal care and educational outreach. The not-for-profit zoo, managed by The Lincoln Park Zoological Society, is a member-supported organization and one of the nation's only free, privately managed zoos. For more information, call 312 -742-2000 or visit www.lpzoo.org.
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Amid PCA's record-breaking 2012 membership campaign, which raised more than $125,000 for our student-athlete programs, we received this note from Trey Tickner, a freshman soccer player at Washington and Lee University, who served on PCA's National Student-Athlete Advisory Board, a program we can continue thanks to the generosity of PCA supporters:
As my time as a high schooler winds down I wanted to thank you for what has been one of the best experiences of my high school career. Being on PCA's National Student-Athlete Advisory Board has been incredibly rewarding. As much as I hope I have helped PCA move forward in the past few years, there is no question that I have benefited from the experience as well. To this day there is not an organization that I feel more akin to or have a greater appreciation for.
From the mission to the people I truly believe that PCA is doing just about everything right. The values that PCA has so long preached are some of the ones that are so core to my being and are the exact qualities that I have tried to carry though not only my athletics career but my personal and academic lives as well. I go back to Washington and Lee next week to start soccer training, but I still would love to help the PCA cause. If there is ever anything I can do to help and stay involved I would love to. Thank you again for everything.
All the best,
PCA's 2012 Membership Campaign raised funds that met a $55,000 matching challenge from PCA supporters, including major support from U.S. Trust, Silicon Valley. Funds will apply to PCA's student-athlete programs, including the National Student-Athlete Advisory Board, Triple-Impact Competitor® Scholarship Program and Triple-Impact Competitor workshops.


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November 26, 2015
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - The federal government says it's
developing new training materials aimed at reducing the most common
causes of fatal accidents at nearly 15,000 U.S. mines.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration says the new training
announced Thursday will focus on preventing fatal cave-ins, falls
and failing to lock equipment and tag it to warn co-workers before
working on it. MSHA says 75 percent of mining deaths since 2000 can
be blamed on those and similarly common causes that get less
attention than high-profile accidents such as explosions and fires.
The agency says it's developing training on 20 separate topics
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I don't want anything from you
your purpose escapes me.
I don't need the drama I am nobody's fool .
you kill me why can't you just let it go
I hate you I hate you
it's like you're always there !!
why don't you just leave me alone I don't
need any drama like you!
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