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- Jack and the Sodor Construction Company - A Visit from Thomas, Jack Owns Up, On Site with Thomas, Kelly's Windy Day, A Happy Day for Percy, A Tale for Thomas, Thomas and the Moles, Percy Helps Out, The Tortoise and the Hare, Thomas' Trusty Friends, Alfie Has Kittens, and Mud, Glorious Mud
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Jason Voorhees, a 6-5 middle blocker for No. 9 Loyola Marymount is the AVCA/Sports Imports Division I/II Men's National Player of the Week for the week ending April 10, 2000. The Lions recorded one of their biggest wins in program history on Wednesday, April 5th defeating No. 4 UCLA in Pauley Pavilion. Voorhees was a major contributing factor in the Lions first victory over the Bruins in 59 attempts. He scored 15 kills on 20 attempts for a .600 hitting percentage, added three digs and logged a match-high 15 total blocks. Following the significant win the Lions traveled to UC-Irvine on Saturday where they followed-up their four-game victory with a sweep over the Anteaters 15-11, 15-7, 15-5. Voorhees, again was effective at the net with 13 kills on 18 attempts for a .611 hitting percentage. For the week, he maintained a .605 hitting percentage and 2.6 blocks per game.


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I noticed that when the remote host closes the connection, my client doesn't notice it - the client can still send data and doesn't get an exception, as if the data has been sent successfully. Have a look at the code below, which does the following: Start a very simple server, which accepts a connection and closes it after a short delay of 200ms. The client opens a connection, which the server accepts. Before sending data, the client waits one second, so that the server has closed the connection in the meantime. Then the client sends some data.
I would expect that an exception would happen in the client when trying to send the data, because the server has already closed the connection. However, this doesn't happen. Why not, and how can I detect if the connection is still open and can be used to send data? Calling
doesn't work - it will return
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class SimpleServer implements Runnable { @Override public void run() { try { ServerSocket ss = new ServerSocket(4567); Socket s = ss.accept(); System.out.println("Server accepted client connection"); Thread.sleep(200L); s.close(); System.out.println("Server closed connection"); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("Server exception: " + e); } } } public class SimpleClient { public static void main(String[] args) { try { new Thread(new SimpleServer()).start(); Thread.sleep(1000L); SocketChannel channel = SocketChannel.open(new InetSocketAddress("127.0.0.1", 4567)); System.out.println("Client connected"); Thread.sleep(1000L); ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(4); buffer.putInt(123); buffer.flip(); while (buffer.hasRemaining()) { int count = channel.write(buffer); System.out.println("Client sent " + count + " bytes"); } channel.close(); System.out.println("Client closed connection"); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("Client exception: " + e); } } }
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I've found out myself why this happens. It has to do with how TCP/IP works.
TCP/IP is a connection-oriented protocol: you make a connection, then you can send and receive data, and at the end you close the connection. However, TCP is built on top of IP, which is a packet-oriented protocol. Some of this shows through the TCP protocol (it's a
leaky abstraction
- you're not supposed to be bothered with how TCP is implemented under the covers, but inevitably you have to deal with some of the implementation details anyway).
So, when the remote system closes the connection, the client might not notice it immediately, and it seems like you can still send data to the remote system. It will take a while before the client notices that no acknowledgements are received anymore.
One way to solve this is to define a disconnect message at the application-level protocol; in other words, the remote host should send the client a "I'm going to close the connection now!" message before really closing it.
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Hi there,
I am digging out a rather old post, but it perfectly describes my question. My problem with the above setup is: The sending side only seems to recognize the dropped connection, if I send more data than I actually intend to (probably one has to send more than fits in the sockets send buffer). So my question is: can I safely detect if a connection has been dropped without an extra acknowledge mechanism?
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Simple: the Hunte Corporation is a "puppy bundler" business which gathers together very young puppies (typically 6 or 7 weeks old) from puppy mills in Missouri and around the mid-West.
These very young dogs are too young to have full immunity, and are too young for shots, but time is the enemy of the puppy industry, and so they are gathered up at a very young age and mixed together, helter-skelter, in trucks.
The dogs are then sent to a Hunte facility where they are given shots, looked over, groomed and washed, and moved out the door, as fast as possible, to a pet store near you.
Why the rush to collect such young dogs and get them out the door so fast?
Simple: puppies are like fruit; they go rotten with age.
Most people want a puppy; they do not want a dog.
An eight-week old puppy is very saleable commodity. A 12-week old puppy is not.
A 16-week old puppy will be marked down 90 percent.
And the result of this push to gather up young dogs?
Well, think about it.
Parvo and distemper do not incubate overnight, and so it should come as no surprise to learn that a significant percentage of puppy mill dogs supplied by Hunte end up coming down sick.
The problem here is the same one as occurs with hamburger: take one pound of Listeria-infected beef and mix well with 500 pounds of "clean" beef and what comes out the other end is a lot of sickness.
It only takes a one parvo- or distemper-infected dog from a puppy mill to infect every other dog in the truck going to Hunte.
It takes only one dog at the vaccinate-and-sort center run by Hunte, for a lot of disease to spread and then shoot out to five or six states over a three-day period.
And does this happen? Almost every day.
Remember the dogs are not being held at Hunte long enough for them to do much more than give the puppies a cursory look-over, quick grooming, and a first vaccination shot. Then it's out the door.
Everyone in the business understands that puppies "go rotten" with age.
To the credit of the British Kennel Club, their web site tells you what the Hunte Corporation and the AKC leave off:
Puppy farms are like factory farms where dogs are bred purely for profit. The dogs are normally bred too often, many are unhealthy, and often live in unbearably poor conditions. The puppies are generally removed from their mothers far too early and sent by rail or van to 'dealers' or pet shops in the big cities to satisfy the public's demands. Many are severely traumatised by the transition, and some do not make it alive. Do not buy a puppy or a dog from these sources, as they will have had the worst possible start in life, and are far more likely to have health and temperament problems.
Many 'puppy farm' puppies come with complete pedigrees, however, a pedigree in itself, is not necessarily an indication of quality.
'Dealers' are agents for puppy farms. They buy puppies and sell them on, advertising them in newspapers and magazines, often masquerading as breeders. If an advert lists more than one breed of puppy for sale, then the person placing it is probably a dealer....
Does this mean the UK Kennel Club refuses to register puppy farm dogs? No. They too pocket the money. That said, they at least are not a cheering squad for puppy mill misery like the American Kennel Club is.
For the record, the Hunte Corporation's web site is co-branded with AKC on every single page. Check it out at the bottom of their home page.
The Hunte Corporation's web site also features a picture of a Border Terrier. Is Hunte puppy farming Border Terriers now? Apparently.
As the Hunte web site notes:
Hunte routinely offers over one hundred different breeds to pet retailers who understand the importance of providing a broad selection of breeds to families in search of the ideal companion.
For a complete list of AKC breeds, click the link below [the link is to the AKC's web site].


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|Perforated peptic ulcer disease: mid-term outcome among Iranian population.
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|BACKGROUND/AIMS: The aim of this study was to evaluate midterm outcome of patients with perforated peptic ulcer disease and to determine the main predictors of mid-term mortality.
METHODS: Demographic and clinical characteristics of 56 patients with the diagnosis of perforated peptic ulcer who were hospitalized in Taleghani Hospital over a 10-year period (19962005) were retrospectively collected, and in-hospital mortality and morbidity were determined. Patients were also followed for one month, one year and five years after the operation.
RESULTS: Among these patients, 85.5% were treated with omental patch closure, 7.1% underwent vagotomy pyloroplasty, 5.3% underwent concurrent vagotomy and gastrojejunostomy, and 1.8% underwent antrectomy. In-hospital mortality and morbidity were 5.3% and 48.2%, respectively. Survival rates at one month, one year and five years after the operation were 92.9%, 89.3% and 78.6%, respectively. Advanced age (p=0.001), preoperative shock (p=0.003), history of malignancy before surgery (p=0.001), treatment delay (p=0.028), intensive care unit admission (p=0.032), and size of ulcer >5 cm (p=0.043) were the main predictors of five-year mortality in the followed patients.
CONCLUSIONS: Mid-term mortality of treated perforated peptic ulcer disease among our population was notable, and the main predictors of mortality included advanced age, history of malignancy, treatment delay, intensive care unit admission, and ulcer size.
|Freshteh Kamani; Mehrdad Moghimi; Seyed Ali Marashi; Habibollah Peyrovi; Mehrdad Sheikhvatan
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|Title: The Turkish journal of gastroenterology : the official journal of Turkish Society of Gastroenterology Volume: 21 ISSN: 1300-4948 ISO Abbreviation: Turk J Gastroenterol Publication Date: 2010 Jun
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|Created Date: 2010-09-27 Completed Date: 2011-01-06 Revised Date: -
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U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Herbert Carlisle, deputy chief of staff for operations, plans and requirements, told an audience at an investors conference sponsored by McAleese and Associates and Credit Suisse March 8 that his staff is exploring options for strikes in both countries.
Carlisle made his remarks within an hour of Defense Secretary Leon Panetta acknowledging in an interview with the National Journal that the Pentagon is planning for strikes against Iran, and a day after Panetta told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the DoD was reviewing military options.
Although the country denies an intent to create nuclear weapons, Iran's development of its nuclear program has sparked calls for military intervention to prevent it from becoming a nuclear power, while the rebellion in Syria and the government's military response have led to calls for a Libya-type assistance effort.
On Iran, Carlisle cited classification limitations that prevented him from providing specifics.
"I won't get into any details on that, obviously, because it's ongoing operational planning," he said.
But in response to a question, he did confirm that cyberwarfare is an option.
"There [are] ... electronic warfare pieces. There are offensive cyber operations. There are defensive cyber operations. Without stepping over any line of classification, I would say again, everything is on the table. That could be a component," he said.
At the same conference, Gen. Norton Schwartz, the Air Force chief of staff, was quick to point out that airstrikes in Syria would be more complicated than ones conducted by NATO forces in Libya last spring.
Schwartz said many factors would need to be addressed, including the objectives of the mission.
"It requires thought and deliberations," he said. "A key challenge is that Syria is not Libya. Syria is a much more demanding air defense environment as a case in point and would require a level of effort far in excess of what we did in Libya."
The country operates a Soviet-era surface-to-air missile network, which would likely mean any U.S. strike would need to include the use of stealth aircraft, including the B-2 bomber or F-22 fighter.
B-2s were used at the beginning of operations in Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan. To date, the F-22, a stealth fighter that can strike targets in the air and on the ground, has not been used in combat.
Carlisle cited efforts toward preparation for intervention.
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Word has been received of the passing of former Liberty resident Alverda Roadman Duchek on Jan. 20 in Youngstown, Ohio. She was the daughter of the late James and Ruth Roadman, and had attended the former Dunbar Township Junior Senior High School. Our sympathy to her family and friends in our area.
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After a campaign of several years, the Dawson/Lower Tyrone Honor Roll project is rolling into its final phase, that of finalizing and approving all of the veterans names from the Korean, Vietnam and Cold War era and submitting them for casting in the bronze plaque. Although all costs are not met, the committee feels that upcoming fundraisers may cover the final costs. Since the project began several years ago, material costs have increased drastically. Hopefully, a dedication in spring or early summer will still be possible.
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|Analysis of Population Structure among Korean and Japanese Legionella pneumophila Isolates Using hsp60 Sequences.
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|The population structure of Korean (150 strains) and Japanese (92 strains) Legionella pneumophila isolates along with 18 reference strains were investigated using hsp60 sequence (1,647 bp) analysis. Twelve clonal subgroups (hsP-I to hsP-X and hsF-I and hsF-II) were designated on the hsp60 tree, inferred from representative sequences using the neighbor-joining method. Some of the isolates showed unique subgroups depending on the source of isolates, including hsP-I, hsF-I, and hsF-II from cooling tower water, and subgroups hsP-VIII and hsP-X from circulating hot water bath. These subgroups may be useful for epidemiological studies to chase or specify sources of infection in Korea and Japan.
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If the Mayans were correct and the world has indeed ended, you may not be reading this. But if you lucked out and by some large chance the end is not near, you're not alone.
"The world is not going to end," said Lauren Walker.
The Ohio State University student and fellow student Sam Bernhoffer were out on the town in York City Thursday night not because they wanted to have one last drink, but because they were in town to visit Bernhoffer's family for the holidays.
Some people believe that when the Mayan "long count" calendar ends Friday, so will the world. The majority of the globe's population is taking it with a grain of salt.
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What are you looking forward to most this year? What makes this SHE Summit, right here and now, the most exciting?
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|Tinnitus characteristics in tinnitus complainers and noncomplainers.
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|The aim of this study was to describe the characteristics of tinnitus in 87 patients (mean age = 53.7 years); 43 patients seeking professional help (complainers) and 44 patients who do not seek help for their tinnitus (noncomplainers). 'Left-sided or mostly left-sided' tinnitus was reported by 42% of complainers and 30% of noncomplainers, whereas 'right-sided or mostly right-sided' tinnitus was equally prevalent in the two groups (26 v. 25%); the differences between groups were not significant. Tinnitus 'in the head' was reported by 14% of the complainers and 6% of the noncomplainers, a nonsignificant difference, whereas noncomplainers perceived tinnitus in 'both ears equally' significantly more frequently than complainers. Complainers had significantly more often 'combined' (tonal plus buzzing) tinnitus sounds (51 v. 30%) and 'non-fluctuating tinnitus' (49 v. 25%) than had noncomplainers, whereas 'tonal' tinnitus was significantly more frequent in noncomplainers than in complainers (43 v. 16%). Further, noncomplainers had worse hearing than complainers: pure-tone averages over vocal as well as high frequencies were significantly higher. Complainers scored significantly higher than noncomplainers on the psychological variables concentration difficulties, irritability and sleep disturbance. Patients with 'combined' tinnitus sounds scored significantly higher on irritability and sleep disturbance than subjects with 'tonal' tinnitus. Patients with 'non-fluctuating tinnitus' scored significantly higher on the three psychological variables than patients with 'fluctuating tinnitus'. A conclusion to be drawn is that 'combined' tinnitus sounds and 'non-fluctuating tinnitus' might be determinants of psychological problems.
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Dorota Szabat
Finance Officer.
Dorota joined the Trust in July 2011 as Finance and Administration Assistant. She works with the Head of Finance and Administration on the day to day financial management of the Trust. She previously worked for the Campaign to Protect Rural England which campaigns for a beautiful and living countryside. Dorota is a Member of Association of Accounting Technicians and is studying with Association of Chartered Certified Accountants towards her ACCA qualification.
Diana Ruthven
Communications Manager
Diana is the Communications Manager at the Trust. She is responsible for the Trust's strategic communications, website, social media, media relations, publications, and communications support to grantholders. She has more than 20 years experience in the voluntary sector, primarily in the criminal justice and family sector. Prior to working at Barrow Cadbury she worked for eight years in a number of communications and publishing roles at infrastructure and membership organisation Action for Prisoners' Families. Before that she was Publishing Manager at campaigning charity Prison Reform Trust.
Helen Cadbury
Helen Cadbury joined the board of the Barrow Cadbury Trust in 1998 and served until 2008. She was chair of the Investment Management Committee and Chair of the Inclusive Communities Programme Committee. After a three year sabbatical, to focus on post-graduate study, she rejoined in 2011. Professionally, Helen's background is in the arts and social justice. She has worked as a teacher, Education Director and consultant on young people and the cultural sector. For the past five years she has worked in prison teaching. She is also a lead trainer for Artswork, a national youth arts development agency. Helen is a published author and poet. She became Chair of the Trust in March 2013.
Helen says: From grassroots experience I know what huge challenges we currently face as a society, which is why I am so excited to take on the responsibility of chairing the Trust
Anna Southall OBE
Anna became a Trustee in 1974 and chaired the Board from 1996 to 2006. She worked for 40 years, largely but not exclusively in the cultural sector, initially in paintings conservation. After 17 years at Tate Gallery, she moved to Wales in 1996, initially as Assistant Director of the National Museums & Galleries, becoming the Director in 1998. In 2002 she returned to England as Chief Executive of the Museums, Libraries & Archives Council until 2003. Since then, Anna has held a range of non-executive roles with government advisory bodies and voluntary sector organisations. In 2004 she joined the joint Board of the Community and New Opportunity Funds which oversaw the merger to form the Big Lottery Fund in 2006; Anna served as Vice Chair of the UK Board from 2006 to 2014. Her current positions include Vice Chair of the Wales Millennium Centre, Trustee of the Clore Social Leadership Programme and membership of the Government's Spoliation Advisory Panel. She is also the Interim Chair of Arnolfini in Bristol, where she lives. She was awarded an OBE for public and charitable services in HM Queen's 2013 Birthday Honours List.
Anna says: "Working with others to overcome the structural barriers to a more just and equal society is what excites me about being a Trustee of Barrow Cadbury."
Erica Cadbury
Erica became a Trustee in 1980. She and her partner John McConnell and their family have lived in Sri Lanka and Thailand. In Sri Lanka Erica and John worked as the representatives of Quaker Peace and Service with various peace oriented NGOs. In 1998, having studied law as a mature student, Erica started working in Craven Citizens Advice Bureau, a small rural bureau serving the Yorkshire Dales, first as an employment rights specialist and now as its Manager. She also sits as a lay member of the Employment Tribunal.
She is an active member of her Quaker Meeting and Convenor of Trustees of a Quaker property charity. She and John also run a small education charity with projects in South East Asia (Scholarships for Street Kids).
Erica says: I see my trusteeship as service but also as something which widens my vision and my experience immensely. I feel I have been privileged to meet some extraordinary people through the Trust and am constantly humbled by the vision and energy of the people and organisations we work with.
Gordon Mitchell
Gordon joined the Trustee Board in 2009 as one of the first Trustees who are not members of the Cadbury family. Having worked extensively in the public sector, including serving as a Programme Director in the Cabinet Office and as Chief Executive of Nottingham City Council. Gordon now combines contract and interim management roles with a variety of board positions. He chairs several social enterprises in the creative sector and serves on the board of a large acute health Trust.
Gordon says: The Trust has done some great work to support grassroots groups who often are beyond the reach of the mainstream agencies. Helping people to develop their voice is a very powerful aspect of bringing about change in policy locally or nationally and I am excited to be offered the opportunity to help develop that potential impact. The Trust and its work needs to be well connected to the system, but is not part of the it and I am convinced that we can use this pivotal position to bring lasting change for some of the UK s most vulnerable people.
Harry Serle
Harry became a Trustee in 2009. He is a great-great-grandson of the Trust's founders, Barrow and Geraldine Cadbury, and the son of Anna Southall. Harry is a teacher at a boarding school in Wiltshire and a director of a small language school in Shropshire.
Harry says: I feel very privileged to help ensure a little slice of wealth benefits many rather than few. The Cadbury founders believed in the absolute equality of everyone, irrespective of their history, their nationality, their religion and so do I.
Nicola Cadbury
Nicola was appointed as a Trustee in 1998. She has a background in international development, having worked in fundraising, communications, policy and campaigning. She currently works for ActionAid, coordinating schools' campaigns on international issues.
Nicola says: I very much enjoy being part of a team using our grants to achieve positive social change. The process of channeling resources into areas of need, taking calculated risks, and drawing out the learning is something that I find very rewarding.
Tamsin Rupprechter
Tamsin was appointed Trustee in 2007 and lives in Austria. She is currently working as head of finance and administration at a property and facility management company. She is also working on a degree in English and American Studies.
Tamsin says: I feel really honoured to be able to be part of the Barrow Cadbury Trust, especially being an Austrian member of the family. What excites me is, on the one hand, having the opportunity to gain more experience and knowledge of the charitable sector in the UK and on the other, actually meeting grassroots groups, seeing what they achieve and being inspired by their work
Jack Serle
is an award winning journalist at the Bureau of Investigative Journalism – an independent, not for profit organisation dedicated to journalism in the public benefit. He has worked at the Bureau since February 2012. On taking up appointment he said: "It is a privilege to be a part of an organisation helping make a change for the better, not just for individuals but structural change to enable us all to build a more just society."
Steven Skakel
is one of two current trustees who are not direct descendants of the founders. He works in a senior leadership role for Dimension Data – a global IT business with a passion for finding ways to use ICT to make businesses work better. Steven has deep roots in the Birmingham business community having worked in the region for nearly 30 years. Increasingly, this has involved working with local organisations to encourage more effective collaboration between the private, public and not-for-profit sectors. By joining the Trustee Board, Steven said he hoped to bring his experience in business leadership, strategy, financial management and good governance aligned with a passion for the Barrow Cadbury Trust's focus on the Birmingham and Black Country region.
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Moyo, Khanyisela (2014) Forbidden Truth? - Background to Truth Recovery in Zimbabwe, Challenges, Opportunities andThreats. In: Second International Conference on Transitional Justice in Zimbabwe, Johannesburg, South Africa. Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum & the Institute of Justice and Reconciliation. 13 pp. [Conference contribution]
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Road commission's job on Exeter Rd. is unacceptable
Can Howard Penrod explain to me how he as director of this Monroe County Road Commission was unaware that Exeter Rd. was not milled before gravel was topped onto the existing asphalt? Seems odd that he would not know what is happening to the county roads.
In order to make Exeter Rd. a gravel type road, a milling machine would have to have been rented, that is, of course, unless Monroe County owns one of these machines. I highly doubt that we do.
What I am getting at is this: If Mr. Penrod doesn't know what is happening inside our county on our roads specifically, who does?
One more thing regarding this issue. It seems very convenient that just after a letter or a public outcry on the condition of Exeter, a snow plow is dispatched to fill in the craters. This has not and will not work either! The gravel must go! It cannot be just smoothed over. It's in the ditches and will never compact on the asphalt! It must be scooped up and gotten rid of before winter comes.
We were much better off the way it was before Mr. Penrod decided not to take interest in important matters in the county beyond popular roads.
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LAS CRUCES — The average price for a gallon of self-serve gasoline in Las Cruces is the highest of New Mexico's largest communities, according to a weekly survey conducted by the American Automobile Association.
Thursday, the average price for a gallon of gas in Las Cruces was $3.02. Albuquerque had the lowest average price in the state, of $2.89 a gallon. Those prices are four cents less than last week.
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ENB - Region 6 Notices 09/01/2010
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Oneida County - The New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed State Preparedness Training Center will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves a proposal by the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (NYS DHSES) for a long-range plan to develop the State Preparedness Training Center (SPTC) in Oneida County, New York at the former Oneida County Airport. NYS DHSES is in the process of developing, designing, prioritizing and constructing a series of projects to establish, further enhance and develop the SPTC.
In collaboration with appropriate state agencies and other training centers across the nation, the SPTC will offer high-quality, integrated, multiple discipline training at a centralized facility. The SPTC is intended to combine state-of-the-art technology with real world incident training to maximize the first responder learning experience. The planned development projects include, but are not limited to: 1) Education and Administration Building (former terminal) Renovation Project; 2) Weapons Training Complex; 3) Simulation Exercise Complex: Cityscape; 4) Simulation Exercise Complex: Transportation; 5) Emergency Vehicle Operations Course and Staging Center; 6) Front Entrance Improvements; 7) Maintenance and Storage Facility Use and Improvements; and 8) Open Space Training Arena. The project is located at 5900 Airport Road in Oriskany, New York.
Contact: Carolyn Dunderdale, New York State Office of General Services, Empire State Plaza, 34th Floor Corning Tower, Albany, NY 12242, Phone: (518) 474-5100, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
St. Lawrence County - The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC), as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Langevin Excavation - Benson Mines will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves the expansion of an existing permitted four acre sand and gravel mine by Langevin Excavation, Inc. to include an additional 15.8 acres. The site is located on an 867.9 acre parcel owned by Benson Mines, Inc. On site processing will take place with crushers, screens and standard mining vehicles, such as payloaders, bulldozers, trackhoes and dump trucks. The project is located east of County Route 60, approximately 2500 feet north of the intersection of State Highway 3 and County Route 60 in the Town of Clifton, New York.
Contact: Mark A. Wiggins, NYS DEC - Region 6 Office, 317 Washington Street, Watertown, NY 13601, Phone: (315) 785-2245, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Amended Negative Declaration and Hearing on Management Plans
Herkimer and Lewis Counties - The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC), as lead agency, has determined that the proposed River Area Management Plans for the Middle and West Branches of the Oswegatchie River will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. A public hearing on the River Area Management Plans will be held on October 1, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. at the NYS DEC - Region 6 Lowville Sub-Office, 7327 NYS Route 812, Lowville, New York. Written comments on the Draft EIS will be accepted until October 1, 2010. The 2006 Draft Unit Management Plan (UMP) and all four River Area Management Plans are available on NYS DEC website at: http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/22551.html.
The action involves the adoption of scenic River Area Management Plans for the Middle Branch of the Oswegatchie River and the West Branch of the Oswegatchie River and the recreational River Area Management Plan for the West Branch of the Oswegatchie River which are the subject of the above announced public hearing and comment period. These River Area Management Plans will be incorporated into the draft Watson's East Triangle Wild Forest UMP which was publicly noticed in 2006. NYS DEC will provide information on the draft Watson's East Triangle Wild Forest UMP and how it relates to these River Area Management Plans but the hearing and public comment period is limited solely to the River Area Management Plans. The negative declaration completed for the draft Watson's East Triangle Wild Forest UMP has been amended to address the River Area Management Plans to be incorporated into the draft Watson's East Triangle Wild Forest UMP. The project is located in the Town of Webb, Herkimer County and the Town of Croghan, Lewis County, New York.
Contact: Keith Rivers, NYS DEC- Region 6 Lowville Sub-Office, 7327 NYS Route 812, Lowville, NY 13367, Phone: (315) 376-3521.
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Oneida County - The Town Board of New Hartford, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Woods Road Extension to Route 840 may have a significant adverse impact on the environment and a Draft Environmental Impact Statement must be prepared. The action involves the construction of a right in/right out break-in access from Woods Highway Extension to Route 840 (a.k.a. Judd Road Extension) in the Town of New Hartford, New York. The access will connect the New Hartford Office Park to Route 840. The access will allow eastbound traffic direct access to the site and permit automobiles to exit the park in the eastbound direction. A extension of Clinton Street made through the business park will also create access for the Hartford Insurance and Lowe's which will alleviate traffic at Middle Settlement Road interchange and the Jay-K intersection. The break-in access will be an overall improvement to traffic flow and congestion on the overall transportation system in that area. The office park has already been approved. The Town Board has approval over the construction of town roads.
Contact: Patrick Tyksinski, Town of New Hartford, Butler Hall, 48 Genesee Street, New Hartford, NY 13413, Phone: (315) 733-7500 ext. 2332.
Notice of Acceptance of Final EIS
Jefferson County - The Cape Vincent Planning Board, as lead agency, has accepted a Final Environmental Impact Statement on the proposed St. Lawrence Windpower Project. The Final EIS is available at the Cape Vincent Library, Cape Vincent Town Clerk, Cape Vincent Village Clerk, Lyme Town Clerk, Lyme Free Library and online at: www.stlawrencewind.com. The action involves the development of a wind powered electrical generating facility with up to 51 turbine locations and a total capacity of approximately 77 megawatts (MW). All 51 turbines, temporary construction laydown area(s), access roads, underground collection lines, operations and maintenance buildling, meteorological towers, and electric collector substation and other components will be located in the Town of Cape Vincent. Most overhead electrical transmission line and transmission owner interconnection substation will be located in the Town of Lyme, where an existing transmission grid substation is located. The project is located near Route 12E in the Town of Cape Vincent and the Town of Lyme, New York.
Contact: Richard Edsall, Town of Cape Vincent, P.O. Box 680, 1964 NYS Route 12E, Cape Vincent, NY 13618, Phone: (315) 654-3795.


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SOUTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō There were joys of reunion this past Saturday afternoon in Matunuck, but in the midst of hugs and smiles the summer beach community had more serious business on their minds.
The MC Homeowners Association that makes up Carpenters Beach Meadows brought together the town council, town staff and the Matunuck property owners to filter through the rumors and get to the bottom of what the town is doing to prevent erosion along Matunuck Beach Road.
NORTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō To the casual observer, it appears that North Kingstown has a lock on leaders of the state Republican Party.
On the heels of the departure to Washington, D.C. of Ken McKay IV, a member of the townŌĆÖs first family of furniture, another local GOP luminary has risen to the top. Only days before Christmas, Mark Zaccaria, 62, was elected chairman of the Rhode Island Republican Party.
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GREAT BEND, Kan. (AP) _ A man seen on a 2002 videotape at a Great Bend bakery where two women were killed has contacted police.
But investigators say they're not close to an arrest.
Police in November released an enhanced image from the videotape, recorded at a nearby business on September 4th, 2002.
That's when 24-year-old employee Mandi Alexander and 79-year-old customer Mary A. Drake were found stabbed to death at the Dolly Madison Bakery.
Great Bend Police Chief Dean Akings said WednesThe man was reportedly close to the rday that the man in the video was located outside of Kansas and is cooperating with police.
Investigators wanted to talk with him because he was close to the scene and matched descriptions giving by a witness.
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Fundraising fizzles, canceling New Kensington fireworks display this year
Except for the occasional renegade bottle rocket, New Kensington's skies will be dark and quiet the night of July 4th.
The annual Fourth of July fireworks display and the all-day block party downtown will not take place this year, according to Mayor Tom Guzzo.
Guzzo explained that two city Recreation Committee members who handled fundraising and the planning for the event had to resign last year due to illness.
Guzzo said nobody came forward to continue their work.
"I guess, from our perspective, we've had these really dedicated committee members who have been able to raise funds for this event and they weren't able to continue with that," Guzzo said. "This year, for a variety of reasons, they (the recreation committee) were unable to collect adequate donations."
Kathy Males spearheaded the fundraising and planning for the fireworks display while Robin Laird, the former committee chairman, handled the block party. Both resigned to deal with treatments after being diagnosed with serious illnesses.
Males said raising the $13,000 needed for the fireworks isn't easy and requires a lot of preparation. She said she had a system in place to follow, all it needed was someone to direct it.
"It really ticks me off they didn't take this and run with it," Males said of the committee. "It just doesn't come to you — you have to work for it. You have to have a fundraiser basically every month and they didn't want to do it."
She said she would write solicitation letters for the fireworks that were mailed with the real estate tax notices sent out by the city and residents were generous in response.
"She would get some donations from older people apologizing that that is all they could give but they really appreciated the fireworks," said Tony Males, her husband who helped her with the fireworks campaign.
In addition to that, the committee held bingos, did solicitation along roadways just as firefighters do, sent solicitation letters to businesses and sold 50-50 raffle tickets.
"That bums me out because it's a lot of work and even if they start again next year, they are starting from scratch," Males said.
But that is the plan, according to Guzzo. He said some new people have been appointed to the committee also.
"We already started fundraising for next year and our goal is to have fireworks next year," Guzzo said.
Males said she got involved with the fireworks display because her grandfather's birthday is July 3 and she had fond memories of watching the Springdale and Tarentum fireworks from a boat on the river. She thought New Kensington should have a display as well.
If she is healthy next year, Males said she would like to get involved with it again.
Why is it so important to her?
"It's a celebration of independence from England, the celebration of life in this country. You can live the way you want, say what you want," Males replied. "I just think it's a great midsummer celebration to get everyone together."
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December 1, 2015
Newly released documents show Florida's child welfare agency neglected to investigate the dismal living conditions at a motel just days before a four-year-old girl died there.
The girl died after suffering a blow to the head in the filthy room she shared with five siblings and her parents. Her mother has been charged with murder.
Police found dirty diapers and spoiled food littering the motel room. They also say baby bottles contained moldy milk and what may have been maggots.
The mother's probation officer warned state officials about the conditions after visiting the mother on December second.
However, documents say child welfare officials dismissed them, stating no law "prohibited a person from living in a one-room motel with their six children."
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