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New Stanton braces for surge in growth
At 72, the Rev. Cora Jean Black has seen her share of change — some good, some not so good. Some mightily unwanted.
But sitting in her jam-packed office at Sea-Jay's Marriage Center in New Stanton, where you can tie the knot, close on your mortgage and get your temporary car tags all under one roof, Black says there's no denying that changes have transformed her once-sedate Westmoreland County hamlet into a bustling junction.
With small towns across America shrinking, New Stanton, with 2,173 residents, bucks the trend, posting double-digit population growth in the past decade, despite an overall decline in the county.
It's a populace that swells through the day when thousands of employees report to work at sprawling facilities operated by UPS, SuperValu, Westinghouse, Fed Ex and eateries, banks, hotels and other businesses.
More workers will arrive when the state Department of Environmental Protection tops off an office building to consolidate operations from Greensburg and Uniontown.
The influx has brought a level of fiscal comfort to the borough, which hasn't raised taxes since its 1972 incorporation, council President Scott Sistek said.
The community capitalized on its location at the juncture of Interstate 70 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, said Chris Bova, deputy director of the Westmoreland County Department of Planning and Development.
"It's a strategic location," Bova said. "It's the gateway to Westmoreland County, and it's a heavily trafficked area with transportation networks coming together."
Yet the real game-changer may happen in 2015 when a $50 million highway project widens I-70 from four to six lanes, relocates access ramps and eliminates an outdated design that debuted with the road in the 1950s.
The project is pivotal for the county because it improves access to "open spaces" available for development, Bova said.
"I think we're going to see a lot more businesses being interested in locating here. This is one of the best things that can happen to this borough," Sistek said.
With the borough's roads deemed the busiest in the county, according to a study done for the nonprofit SmartGrowth Partnership, and more than 12,000 cars passing through the New Stanton turnpike interchange daily, PennDOT officials said the project is long overdue for the town that bills itself as the "Highway Hub of Western Pennsylvania."
Not everyone is thrilled.
Some business owners worry the realigned ramps will direct potential patrons away from their doorsteps.
"We had a lot of people for it, and some don't like it," said Mayor Nicholas DeSantis. "We can't stop it. It's going to happen."
The beginning
Just four square miles, New Stanton once was part of Hempfield Township but was incorporated when a group of business owners, foretelling good times to come, decided any tax windfall should remain in the community.
Back then, the borough was mostly farms, a couple of gas stations, a mom-and-pop motel or two and an iconic, orange-roofed Howard Johnson's that packed in the crowds with its Friday night all-you-can-eat fried clam special.
Center Avenue, the town's main drag, was a bumpy gravel path when Black was growing up, she said.
Times changed and, depending on the day and time of year, between 4,000 and 8,000 cars a day traverse Center Avenue, lined with drive- through eateries, chain hotels, convenience stores and banks.
Change crept in during the 1970s, when fast food caught on and McDonald's and Kentucky Fried Chicken opened shop in the borough.
The biggest boost came in 1972, when UPS came to town. Today, UPS spokeswoman Laurie Mallis said, the shipping conglomerate employs nearly 2,000 people in its 50-acre distribution hub. Workers process more than a half-million packages daily, then dispatch them in the company's trademark brown trucks that whirl past Black's wedding chapel 24 hours a day.
Another win came when food distribution giant SuperValu expanded its operation at its mammoth facility. It employs more than 540 workers, said company spokesman Jeff Swanson.
How to grow?
The advent of change has been a source of anxiety for many in New Stanton, where population increased more than 14 percent since 2000, according to Census Bureau figures.
Stella Morgan, who owns TJ's Restaurant, came to town 40 years ago and wholeheartedly supports development.
Still, she worries that businesses like hers will suffer when the I-70 project begins.
"The state has assured me they don't want to put anybody out of business," she said.
Some officials say the borough no longer can function as it did in decades past.
The tiny, white frame borough building on Center Ave-nue, donated to the town by Mellon Bank in 1975, is being replaced — but not without debate — by a $370,000 building.
A push to hire a professional manager to handle the complexities of the town's growth is divisive. Now, two secretaries, a public works officer and a full-time laborer handle day-to-day operations.
Sistek said that has to change.
"We need (a manager) to take possession of the whole borough," he said.
There are those who say the current system is just fine.
"If seven people (members of council) can't run a 2,000-population borough with four employees, without having to hire a borough manager, (that) doesn't show much for your elected officials," Councilman Tom Smith said.
Balancing the desires of those who want to move forward with the those who want things to remain the same is a constant struggle, said Councilwoman Linda Echard.
"New Stanton was a very rural community, and many of the people want to preserve that," she said. "They're torn between wanting to preserve the past and step up to the future."
John Turack, an economic and community development educator from Penn State Extension, said that because of New Stanton's prime location, it encounters pressure unknown to most towns its size.
"The question for the community is, what do they do with that opportunity for growth?" Turack said.
Regardless of what tack they take, it won't be easy, he predicted: "What we've found is that people don't like change that they don't have involvement in. Change is a lot easier to accept when you can control it."
The challenge, Turack said, is developing a common vision of the town's future.
For Jim and Marge Fox, that vision is well-formed in their minds.
The Foxes, in their late 60s, have waited 15 years to sell the farm they lovingly tended until they physically no longer could do the work.
They think it's foolish to ignore the opportunity that New Stanton's growing economy and the I-70 project has laid at residents' doorsteps.
Looking past the silos and the green, rolling hills of his farm, Jim Fox gestures toward an open field and says, "Look out there. There's plenty of room for development."
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The first issue of the English-language online magazine, called "Azan", was published on May 5, the SITE intelligence monitoring group said. It compared Azan to "Inspire" magazine, set up by al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).
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Police: Two men cut
during late-night fight
Lebanon police are investigating a fight in which two men were cut with a sharp weapon early Friday morning.
The altercation, which began as a verbal argument in Woofer Magoo's bar at 605 Cumberland St., took place a short distance away in the first block of North Seventh Street at 2:11 a.m., police said. A patrolman in the area spotted a fight involving three men in an altercation with another man.
The patrolman discovered that two of the men were cut with some type of edged weapon, police said.
A 19-year-old Lebanon man who was cut on his arms was treated at a local hospital and released, police said. A 27-year-old man who was cut on the stomach was still undergoing treatment Friday. Their names were not released.
The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with further information is asked to call police at 717-272-6611.
Lehigh County
Myerstown woman
charged with prostitution
Tawnie Brown, 23, of 102 Fort Motel Drive, Myerstown, was one of 10 women charged with prostitution and related offenses after an investigation by state police at Platinum Plus, 1251 Airport Road, Allentown.
About 5 p.m. Wednesday, Brown and the other women arrived at the facility's Champagne Room, the state police's Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement in Allentown said. Shortly after the women and undercover officers arrived, state police and Allentown police entered the Champagne Room and took the women into custody.
The investigation had been initiated after complaints were received about sexual favors being offered for money, police said.
North Cornwall
Reading motorcyclist
injured in crash
A Reading man was injured when his motorcycle was struck by a car Thursday.
Robert Dorn Jr., 54, was transported by First Aid and Safety Patrol to Hershey Medical Center, where he was in good condition Friday, a center spokeswoman said.
A car driven by Wilfredo Candelario Jr., 19, of Lebanon, struck the rear of Dorn's Honda motorcycle at Rocherty and Cornwall roads about 12:58 p.m. Thursday, police said. Dorn, who was wearing a helmet, was thrown from the motorcycle.
Candelario was not injured. He was cited with careless driving, police said.
Neversink Fire Co. assisted. Traffic was detoured for about 45 minutes.
Man, 27, man charged
in domestic dispute
A 27-year-old Palmyra man has been jailed on charges related to a domestic dispute at his home Friday.
Benjamin S. Banko, 27, of 135 N. Lincoln St., was charged with simple assault and endangering the welfare of a child in connection with a domestic dispute that was reported to police at 8:28 a.m. Friday at Banko's home.
He was arraigned at Central Booking and placed in Lebanon County prison on $50,000 bail.
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF: A cinder block was thrown through a window at the home of Rodger Arndt, 119 E. Main Ave., at 12:28 p.m. Saturday, state police at Lickdale said.
BRUSH FIRE: Myerstown's Goodwill and Keystone fire companies and Myerstown ambulance were dispatched to 326 W. Main Ave. at 9:23 p.m. Thursday.
ASSAULT: Myerstown ambulance was dispatched to the lobby of the Quality Inn Lantern Lodge, 411 N. College St., at 11:26 p.m. Thursday. No details were available.
FIRE CALL: Myerstown's Goodwill and Keystone fire companies and Myerstown ambulance were dispatched at 12:36 p.m. Friday to 9 E. Park Ave.
THEFT: Empty aluminum cans were stolen from a barrel in the driveway of Robert Nichols' home at 137 E. Main St. between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 1:30 p.m. Thursday, state police at Lickdale said.
THEFT:A gasoline can was stolen from the home of Harry Rodin, 139½ E. Main St., and was replaced with an older, broken gas can, state police at Lickdale said. The theft occurred at 8 a.m. April 8, police said.
ELEVATOR RESCUE: City fire crews and First Aid and Safety Patrol were dispatched to Lebanon Towne House Apartments, 1111 Reinoehl St., at 12:50 a.m. Friday.
INVESTIGATION: City fire crews were dispatched to investigate an odor of oil inside 1009 E. Lehman St. at 11:36 a.m. Friday.
FIRE ALARM: City fire crews were dispatched to Lebanon Farmers Market, 35 S. Eighth St., at 2:28 p.m. Friday.
North Cornwall
CRASH: A vehicle driven by Larry Kreider, 53, Palmyra, was traveling north on Colebrook Road when it struck a utility pole at 2175 Colebrook Road at 4:24 a.m. Friday, police said. Kreider refused medical treatment, according to police. His vehicle was towed. Neversink Fire Co. and First Aid and Safety Patrol assisted.
CRASH: Neversink Fire Co. and First Aid and Safety Patrol were dispatched at 12:42 p.m. Friday to 2420 W. Cumberland St.
South Londonderry
CRASH: Campbelltown and Lawn fire companies and Lawn and Life Lion ambulances were dispatched for a crash involving a motorcycle at 5671 Elizabethtown Road at 5:36 a.m. Friday. A police report was not available.
North Londonderry
CRASH: A vehicle driven by Dawn Vanderhoff, no age listed, Annville, was traveling south in the 900 block of South Forge Road when she swerved to avoid striking a vehicle that had slowed in front of her vehicle, causing her vehicle to strike a utility pole and speed-limit sign at 4:58 p.m. Thursday, police said. No injuries were reported.
SCAM: A 70-year-old township man told police that he received a call from a man with a foreign accent telling him that he had won $500,000 in the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes. The caller told the man to go to Walmart and buy two Green Dot cards in the amount of $450 each to cover the costs of the winnings. The man called police first. The call was determined to have originated in Jamaica. Police said citizens should be aware of this type of scam and be suspicious anytime they are asked to buy money cards to cover expenses of sweepstakes winnings.
North Lebanon
SPILL CONTROL: Weavertown Fire Co. and fire police were dispatched to 1131 E. Lehman St. at 9:52 a.m. Friday.
SPILL CLEANUP: Ebenezer and Lebanon's Independent fire companies, First Aid and Safety Patrol ambulance and fire police were dispatched to a traffic accident at 1740 Route 72 at 5:19 p.m. Friday. No injuries were reported.
West Cornwall
THEFT: Bryan A. Royer, 49, Manheim, was charged with allegedly stealing a tip jar containing $40 from Quentin Tavern, 81 W. Main St., at 6:20 p.m. Monday, police said. Royer was apprehended a short time later by Manheim Borough police after being involved in an accident.
CRASH: Vehicles driven by Barbara Smith, 65, of 16 Mt. Laurel Lane, Grantville, and Lauren A. Neely, 24, of 320 W. South Ave., Palmyra, collided at Duke and Maple streets at 12:47 p.m. Friday. Smith was treated and released at Hershey Medical Center. Neely was still being treated Friday night and a condition report was not available.
A Met-Ed pole was also damaged in the accident. Both vehicles were towed. Palmyra Citizens Fire Co. and Life Lion EMS ambulance assisted police.
INSTITUTIONAL VANDALISM: Graffiti was found written on the door of a bathroom stall in the women's restroom on the first floor of the Palmyra Municipal Building, 325 S. Railroad St. The graffiti was written between Thursday and Friday with a black permanent marker, police said. Anyone with information about the incident should call police at 717-838-8189.
SPILL CONTROL: Newmanstown Fire Co. was dispatched at 12:47 p.m. Friday to South Fort Zellers Road and West Main Street.
CRASH: A car driven by Rodney Burkman Jr., 20, Lebanon, struck the rear of a pickup driven by James Siar, 69, Palmyra, that had stopped in traffic in the westbound lane in the 300 block of West Penn Avenue at 4:12 p.m. Thursday. A police report stated two people were injured but did not identify who was injured.
CRASH: Annville's Union Hose and Cleona fire companies and First Aid and Safety Patrol ambulance were dispatched to East Main Street and North College Avenue at 4:36 p.m. Friday.
SPILL CLEANUP: Myerstown's Goodwill and Keystone fire companies and fire police were dispatched at 5:30 p.m. Friday to Dutchway Market, 649 E. Lincoln Ave., to clean up a spill at a non-injury accident.


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2 suspended for wearing KKK costumes to N. Utah school
Smithfield, Utah • Two students at a Smithfield high school were suspended last week after coming to class on Halloween dressed as members of the Ku Klux Klan, administrators said.
The two Sky View High School juniors, including one white student and one African-American student, were sent home Thursday and suspended on Friday, according to The Herald Journal (http://bit.ly/1a5jxUi). One of the students was barred from playing in a football game last week.
"It was a joke that they thought would be funny, but we took it very seriously," said Dave Swenson, the principal of Sky View High School, who declined to release the students' names. "We had the parents in and let them know that as we investigated, there was no intention of being racist. It was just him making a bad choice."
At one point during Halloween, the white student contacted his African-American jiu-jitsu instructor, Carl Sims. The teen sought advice after an African-American classmate who played football with him threatened to beat him up over the costume.
Sims told the newspaper he was shocked the student chose the outfit, which featured a robe, hood and torch.
"When you dress up as a Klansman who raped and killed and tortured my ancestors, that's an issue," Sims said.
He said he was also taken aback that the student's mother reportedly helped her son make the costume.
"And that just floored me because a 16-year-old kid is going to be a kid, but a 40-year-old woman ought to be able to understand this isn't appropriate," Sims said.
Swenson said he held a meeting Monday between school officials and the students' parents to discuss the implications of the outfits.
"We took the opportunity to educate them on how inappropriate and how offensive that is and how kids don't feel safe and how that's one of our big priorities, to make sure kids feel safe here," he said.
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The Washington County Sheriff's Office is looking for Lucas Heiss from Parkersburg on a felony warrant for burglary.
Authorities tell us Heiss is a suspect in multiple burglaries and break ins.
They say he entered a home on Deming Road in Vincent two weeks and stole a Toyota Solara as well as a book of checks.
Heiss was just released from a West Virginia prison in July 2012.
He was locked up for similar crimes.
If you know where he could be, please call the sheriff's office at 740-376-7070, extension zero.
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Bronzing bodies, colourful towels on white beach sand. The sun burns hot and yellow and the cooler with beers restocked frequently.
Ian takes a cold bottle and decides to stroll along the tropical beach. He needs to get away from the family crowd for a couple of minutes and just be with his own thoughts. The bottle touches his lips and he gulps down some of the cold beer enjoying the taste.
They are here for a long weekend break with what seems every family member between him and Michelle, making him yearn for some peace and quiet. Things are hectic at work and what should have been a romantic weekend away turned into a whole family gathering.
Deep in thought he walks much further than he planned to and as he walked around the curve of the beach he notices a little secluded beach behind the dune. Music playing peaks his curiosity.
She is on a bright green towel, her little radio bellowing some indie song. Ian takes a long sip from the beer bottle and his eyes take the picture in. Long legs, lightly kissed by the sun, a round ass in a white gstring bottom, her back smooth and curved. She is resting on her elbows, reading a book and he can see her tits are full, barely covered by the white bikini top. She is blonde and he feels a stirring in his shorts as he traces her body.
Not that he is a man that is deprived. Sex with Michelle is great and satisfying, often and passionate and his love for her is deeply woven in his soul. He does not fuck around and he knows she is faithful, their marriage of 22 years as good as it gets. She is beautiful with long dark hair, hazel brown eyes and her body slim and firm.
He traces the blonde's body, they are the weakness in him and he feels a stir of excitement of lust in him, boosted by the alcohol he walks closer. "Hi" he says, almost feeling nervous.
She turns her head, her sunglasses just revealing her eyes inside them, "oh hi" she says and flashes a smile that makes Ian's heart jumps a beat. "Are you lost?" she asks with a little smile teasing him.
"Eerrr no" Ian says, we are having a barbie here and I heard your music playing". "Oh" she replies as she looks at him taking in his body; from his long legs, his slightly bulging shorts his chest smooth and broad shoulders. Handsome face, some gray hair, overall a man that has the ladies looking twice.
"Well since you here, be a doll and do my back with sunscreen" her hand holding the bottle tanning lotion as if she just knew he would.
Ian looks at the bottle in her hand and then at her gorgeous skin. He sips the last of the beer and takes the oil from her and kneels down next to her. She tries to untie the straps of her bikini top and he softly pushes her hands away…"let me" he says and starts working on the straps. As if unwrapping a gift he slowly starts to loosen the top, taking his time looking at her skin, her back and her legs, seeing that her body is young and strong. He rubs the oil into her skin, slowly using deep pressure strokes and she sighs as his strong hands work into her muscles. He lifts her blonde hair from her back pushing it to the side and rubs more oil into her shoulders. Circling his fingers and she moans relaxing under his hands.
He pours more oil on her lower back and work oil down her sides his fingers just slipping into the seam of the thong. "Legs too?" he asks…….. she only answers with "hmmm".
Ian uses both hands oiling and rubbing her left leg his fingers on the inside of her thighs using long strokes. Then the other leg. He is rock hard and can feel his cock slightly oozing as her skin heats up under his hands and a soft moan every now and then the response from her.
He now softly traces his fingers on her ass cheeks the feeling of them under his fingers exciting him, Michelle the children and family now forgotten. His desire here, on green towel her body warm under his hands.
She wiggles her ass slightly as he rubs oil into the cheeks and his fingers slip in between them as she slightly part her legs. If there is one thing Ian knows its pussie and his fingers slide down her ass touching her lips. She is smooth and as he slide them inside her he can feel how wet she is. His fingers touches her hard clitty and the coconut oil mixes with her juices , soaking his fingers as he put more pressure on her clit, keeping a steady rhythm stimulating her and more wetness flows from her body.
She turns around and her bikini top stays behind on the towel, her tits big, bouncy full and her nipples plump and pink. Ian feels his mouth drying as he looks at her face; very pretty with blue eyes and her lips pink and full.
She pulls him on top of her, sucking on his wet fingers as she slides her hand in his shorts, gripping his rock hard cock, stroking him slowly. His mouth closes over hers, kissing her hungrily their tongues teasing and touching. Their kisses becoming deeper and hungry, her soft mouth has him wanting her even more.
He moves his mouth down her throat kissing, his breath warm on her skin and he moans as his mouth closes on a pink nipple sucking and licking. His hand, pulling the other one, having her breathing faster as he increases the pressure with his mouth.
Her mouth is near his ear and she whispers softly, "Fuck me babe" and Ian guides his throbbing cock to her tight entrance, letting out a groan as he pushes into her. She is tight and grips him as he enters her. Her legs wrap around him and he starts pounding her, his cock fat inside her stretching her young pussie. With each hard thrust her tits bounces and Ian can't stop looking at them, at her face as she looks back at him their eyes locking.
Her moans increases and he can feel her body tightening as contractions rip through her and as a big orgasm crashes over her he feels the pressure around his cock. Her legs lock tightly around him and he cannot hold on any longer. He blows, his body shuddering as he cums.
A kiss for her pink mouth as he leaves, empty bottle in hand. His mind filled with memory of a blonde on the beach as he joins his wife and family. You never do know who or what is around the next corner….
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(United Advocates for Children and Families coming to the County)…The decision was made this week.
Doctor Oscar Wright, Chief Executive Officer of UACF in Sacramento says that an Imperial County Chapter was approved. An application was submitted to the UACH Headquarters in June. Wright would only say the application was submitted by a group of parents for the Imperial County. United Advocates for Children and Families is a major, statewide umbrella agency that has numerous chapters throughout California. Its mission, according to the CEO, is to promote the emotional, behavioral and social well being of children, youth and families through transformational leadership. Maria Peinado has been named President of the local Chapter.


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Kraft Foods announced plans to change its corporate name to Mondelez International, Inc. "Mondelez" (pronounced mohn-dah-LEEZ') is a newly coined word that evokes the idea of "delicious world." "Monde" derives from the Latin word for "world," and "delez" is a fanciful expression of "delicious." In addition, "International" captures the global nature of the business.
As previously announced, Kraft Foods is dividing to create two industry-leading public companies before the end of 2012: a high-growth global snacks business and a high-margin North American grocery business. The North American grocery company will become Kraft Foods Group, Inc., retaining the Kraft brand for its corporate identity and as the brand for many of its consumer products. As a result, the global snacks company will require a new name when it launches later this year.
"The Kraft brand is a perfect fit for the North American grocery business and gives it a wonderful platform on which to build an exciting future," said Chairman and CEO Irene Rosenfeld. "For the new global snacks company, we wanted to find a new name that could serve as an umbrella for our iconic brands, reinforce the truly global nature of this business and build on our higher purpose – to 'make today delicious.' Mondelez perfectly captures the idea of a 'delicious world' and will serve as a solid foundation for the strong relationships we want to create with our consumers, customers, employees and shareholders."
"It's quite a job for a single word to capture everything about what we want the new global snacks company to stand for," said Mary Beth West, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer. "I'm thrilled with the name Mondelez International. It's interesting, unique and captures a big idea – just the way the snacks we make can take small moments in our lives and turn them into something bigger, brighter and more joyful."
Last fall, the company invited employees from around the world to suggest names for the new global snacks company. As part of this co-creation process, more than 1,000 employees participated, submitting more than 1,700 names for consideration. Mondelez International was inspired by separate suggestions from two employees, one in Europe and another in North America.


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Is possible to read data form RS232 by applet??
I created applet with simple code, which reads data form rs232 and next sign the applet, but it doesnt work. I have following information on my java console:
java.lang.NullPointerException: name can't be null
at java.io.FilePermission.init(Unknown Source)
at java.io.FilePermission.
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When, I run the same code, but as application every thing is ok.
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The difference is that the applet executes with the SecurityManager enabled. That's good -- I wouldn't want your applet to be able to read/write to my computer's ports by default!
So when the applet runs it is executing a security check that your stand-alone application does not. Are you passing null to getPortIdentifier? If not then this could be a bug in javax.comm, frankly.


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More progress has been made with soybean harvest; As of Sunday, 31% of the nation's beans were out of the field, compared to 43% as of this week last year and the previous five-year average of 41%. Farmers made double-digit progress, as Monday's number was up 22% from a week ago.
Tardy crop maturation is largely to blame for the harvest hold-up. As of Sunday, 73% of the country's corn was mature. That number's 22% lower than it was a year ago, and 16% off the previous five year average. Soybeans are also dropping leaves at a slower pace than a year ago, with that crop's development still nine percent behind a year ago. That's not keeping all farmers out of the field, though.
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Elsewhere, farmers are finding proof of USDA's Monday numbers, mainly in fields where the crop's not quite at full maturity, but the combines are still rolling.
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Hes Detroits hockey legend, but were willing to share him with the wholesome Hallmark channel. Mr. Hockey: The Gordie Howe Story, which airs tonight at 8 p.m. on CBC and 9 p.m. Saturday, May 4, on that cable TV outlet, focuses on the post-Red Wings chapter of Howes stellar on-ice career. Retired from the National Hockey League, the fortyish family man accepts a deal to join his sons in the fledgling World Hockey Association and even sets out to win his new team, the Houston Aeros, the championship. Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1) plays Howe, while Kathleen Robertson (the Kelsey Grammer series Boss) is his devoted wife, Colleen. Run as if youre wearing speed skates, dont walk, to this opportunity to admire Howes sports and personal achievements.


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Student services and administrative offices are among the features of the College Center. Located on the first floor are the admissions office, financial aid office, Counseling and Career Planning Center, health center, Campus Store, Student Union, and dining rooms. The building's second floor includes administrative offices, Center Gallery, classrooms and a boardroom.
The Cutco Theater which features a 190-seat theatre and an adjacent reception room.
The Library and Liberal Arts Center (formerly Academic Hall) houses the library on the first floor, classrooms, labs, and faculty offices on the second and third floors, and the Empire State office on the fourth floor.
The Technology Building is home to classrooms, labs, faculty offices and the Learning Assistance and Computer Center. The Learning Assistance and Computer Center offers open lab facilities, tutoring services and disability support services.
The Training and Conference Center, located in an historic railroad depot, houses the Center for Continuing Education. This facility includes a variety of conference and seminar rooms as well as a state-of-the-art computer lab designed specifically to meet the needs of area businesses and industries through non-credit offerings.
The Olean Family YMCA/JCC Physical Education Center, located at 1101 Wayne St., is home to the JCC Jaguars' men's and women's basketball teams. Students also use the Cutco Court for a variety of afternoon intramural sports and special events including the campus' annual commencement ceremony (credit crutcher [5]: source [6]). Physical education courses are also taught at the facility which includes an aerobic studio, aquatic center, climbing wall, jogging/walking track, racquetball court and wellness center.
[1] http://www.walkableolean.com/
[2] http://www.sunyjcc.edu/sites/default/files/Abo-C-CampusMap3D.pdf
[3] http://www.sunyjcc.edu/sites/default/files/Abo-C-CampusMapLine.pdf
[4] http://www.sunyjcc.edu/schedule-cattaraugus-county-campus-tour
[5] http://www.dresshead.com/dresshead-staff-profile-elijah-crutcher/
[6] http://www.dresshead.com
[7] http://www.sunyjcc.edu/student-life/athletics/jaguars
[8] http://www.sunyjcc.edu/academics/jcc-means-business


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On exhibit: Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Today's post comes from Darlene McClurkin, National Archives Exhibits staff member.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. The original resolution is on display in the East Rotunda Gallery of the National Archives Building from July 15 to August 7, 2014.
Fifty years ago, the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution marked a major turning point in the Cold War struggle for Southeast Asia. Passage of the resolution gave President Lyndon B. Johnson authority to expand the scope of U.S. involvement in Vietnam without a declaration of war.
By 1964, Vietnam had been torn by international and civil war for decades. U.S. military support for South Vietnam had grown to some 15,000 military advisers, while the North received military and financial aid from China and the Soviet Union.
In a late-night televised address on August 4, 1964, President Johnson announced that he had ordered retaliatory air strikes on the North Vietnamese in response to reports of their attacks earlier on U.S. Navy ships in the Gulf of Tonkin.
He then asked Congress to pass a resolution stressing that "our … [ Read all ]
Posted by Jessie Kratz on July 15, 2014, under - Presidents, - The 1960s, News and Events.
Tags: Gulf of Tonkin, LBJ, vietnam
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Reflections on LBJ and Civil Rights
Mark K. Updegrove is Director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library in Austin, Texas.
The first time a sitting President came to the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library was on May 21, 1971, when President Richard Nixon boarded Air Force One and journeyed to the campus of the University of Texas at Austin to help former President Johnson dedicate the library to the American people.
It had been a little more than two years since Johnson had yielded the Oval Office to Nixon, and Johnson's place in history was very much in the balance.
The war in Vietnam that Johnson had escalated and that continued to divide the nation hung balefully over his legacy. This, despite the profusion of landmark laws LBJ left in his wake, including the passage of a triumvirate of seminal civil rights legislation: the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, and the 1968 Fair Housing Act.
As library's inauguration played out, the voices of 2,100 Vietnam protesters rumbled in the distance, their chants of "No more war!" carried by 25-mile-an-hour winds that swirled throughout the day.
On April 10, 2014, when Barack Obama became the second sitting President to visit the LBJ Library, the weather, which topped out at 88 degrees, was far less tempestuous—and Lyndon Johnson's legacy had become far clearer.
Posted by Hilary on May 8, 2014, under - Civil Rights, - Presidents, National Archives Near You, News and Events.
Tags: Austin, Bush, Carter, Clinton, LBJ, Mark Updegrove, Nixon, Obama, vietnam
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Records of Rights Vote: "Old Enough to Fight, Old Enough to Vote"
Cast your vote for the 26th Amendment to be displayed first in the new "Records of Rights" gallery. Polls close on November 15!
Congress can move quickly. The 26th Amendment was ratified in 100 days, faster than any other amendment.
In April 1970, Congress controversially lowered the voting age to 18 as part of legislation to extend the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Many people, including President Richard Nixon, believed that it was the right of the states, not the federal government, to set the voting age. President Nixon, nevertheless, signed the act, which was to go into effect January 1, 1971.
The effort to lower the voting age to 18 had begun three decades earlier. "Old enough to fight, old enough to vote," a slogan first heard during World War II, was adopted by student activists during the Vietnam War.
In 1942, the slogan prompted Congressman Jennings Randolph of West Virginia to propose an amendment to the Constitution lowering the voting age to 18. Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and Lyndon B. Johnson both championed the cause. Activists during the Vietnam War increased pressure on Congress to change the voting age, and in 1971, when Senator Randolph reintroduced his original proposal, it passed overwhelmingly.
On December 21, 1970, the Supreme Court ruled that … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on November 13, 2013, under - Civil Rights, - Constitution, - World War II, News and Events.
Tags: amendment, Congress, Eisenhower, Johnson, Nixon, Records of Rights, supreme court, vietnam, voting, voting age
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American Archives Month: Regina Greenwell, Johnson Presidential Library
We are continuing to celebrate American Archives Month by showcasing the work of our Presidential Libraries archivists. This edition takes us to Austin, TX.
Name: Regina Borders Greenwell
Occupation: Senior Archivist at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library and Museum
How long have you worked at this library?
Thirty-seven years, since March 1976. Prior to coming to the library, I worked at NARA for an additional two years. I'll have my 40th anniversary this December.
How/why did you decide to go into the archival field?
I've always had a love of history, and particularly presidential history. As a 13-year-old, I persuaded my parents to let me go downtown and see President John F. Kennedy's motorcade when he came to Dallas on November 22, 1963. I saw him just minutes before the assassination.
I later majored in history at the University of Texas. When my husband got an engineering job in Washington, DC, after graduation, I learned that the Archives was gearing up for a new declassification effort headed up by Alan Thompson. I was lucky enough to get the job, and worked with some great collections covering Army intelligence. Later, I was detailed to work with the Watergate Special Prosecutor's Office with Nixon … [ Read all ]
Posted by Victoria on October 25, 2013, under - Presidents, National Archives Near You.
Tags: audio files, dicyabelts, Johnson Presidential Library, LBJ, vietnam, zombies
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Transcripts on the evacuation of Saigon
Gerald Ford called April of 1975 the "cruelest month."
Having inherited a Presidency and the closing act of an unpopular war, Gerald Ford convened his National Security Council in April 1975 to discuss the final evacuation of Saigon. The North Vietnamese were on the outskirts of the city. While there were once over 500,000 troops in Vietnam, now there were only a handful of civilian personnel, and the time had come to leave.
The decisions that brought America's involvement in the Vietnam conflict to a close were tough, calibrated decisions, and few documents highlight this more than the minutes of that fateful National Security Council meeting on April 28, 1975. Forty-eight hours later, the last American would leave Vietnam.
These documents are part of the Gerald Ford Presidential Library. You can also view them here. The message mentioned in the minutes, and later sent by Secretary of State Kissinger to Ambassador Graham Martin, follows.
Posted by Rob Crotty on September 1, 2010, under - The 1960s.
Tags: american history, embassy saigon, evacuate saigon, gerald ford, graham martin, kissinger, leaving war, NARA, national archives, National archives and records administration, national security council minutes, odd history, Pieces of History, prologue blog, Prologue magazine, random history, rockefeller, vietnam, weird US history
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Fears of another Rotherham scandal over closure of Winshill youth club
Posted: September 02, 2014|
A MOVE to scrap youth services in Winshill could lead to a major children's safeguarding issue such as the sexual scandal recently uncovered in Rotherham, it has been warned.
The chairman of Winshill Parish Council, Ian North, said at the authority's latest meeting that he feared the closure of the area's youth centre and other cost-cutting changes to the way services are offered could put children at risk, because they will not be able to access the same level of professional support.
Agencies in Rotherham have been accused of failing to act on reports of sexual abuse involving young people, following a report showing at least 1,400 young people suffered at the hands of gangs in the area.
Councillor North said he was worried that handing control of youth services over to volunteers could lead to similar failings.
"I just hope in five years' time we are not sitting here with another Rotherham, because we are using volunteers to safeguard our children," he said.
Though he was shouted down by Staffordshire county councillor Conor Wileman, who said it was 'a dangerous point to make', several members of the parish council nodded in agreement.
"You get what you pay for, and we will pay for these cuts later," Councillor Dennis Fletcher said.
The popular youth club regularly attracted around 60 young people a night. Kim Smith, who worked at the club for some time, said it was a chance to speak to youngsters about any issues they had and the help that was available to them.
Staffordshire County Council voted to close this and other centres in the county, as they said young people no longer wanted or needed this type of provision.
Funding for centres and traditional youth services will instead support projects such as providing career advice.


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It isn't often that you find the vice president of the United States wandering around parts of the White House where the press corps can find him.
So it was quite a surprise Tuesday when Vice President Joe Biden turned up in the White House press briefing room without the usual cordon of aides, security and press handlers.
The official White House press briefing had concluded earlier in the day and the room was virtually empty. A door opened between the briefing room and the West Wing offices – and out stepped Mr. Biden.
He was accompanied by a couple of guests, giving them a quick tour of the briefing room.
A Wall Street Journal reporter who happened to be sitting in the front row spotted him and rose to say hello. Mr. Biden seemed a bit surprised, but gave a gracious response.
Moments like this don't come every day, so the reporter asked Mr. Biden a question.
Did he believe Janet Yellen would win Senate confirmation as Federal Reserve chairman.
"I do. I do," he said.
Then, sensing that more questions were coming, he said: "I'm getting out of here."
At that, he turned, gathered his guests and went back into the West Wing.
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Who We Are | Mission Statement | Rules | Tryouts
Want to be a Charm City Roller Girl?
There are no tryouts scheduled at this time BUT if you want to get a jump start on the next one, you can get involved with the league now by volunteering! Being a NSO is a great way to learn the rules and game play!
Please contact: email@example.com or email@example.com
The Charm City Roller Girls (CCRG) is Baltimore's only all-female flat track roller derby league. CCRG is a member of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association and is proudly skater owned and operated.
E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Interested in CCRG Tryouts? Please read our FAQ section and general info below prior to registering.
Think you have what it takes to join the Charm City Roller Girls on the track? Before you slap on those skates, be sure to:
Find out what the heck roller derby is anyway!
- Check out Derby News Network's Roller Derby Basics and read the rules from the Women's Flat Track Derby Association.
- Learn how CCRG runs! Did you know we're skater owned and operated? Check out who we are to find out more about the league structure and how it runs day to day.
Watch a bout.
- Roller derby is a full contact sport and roller derby players are athletes. Many skaters are on the track at least three times a week and workout outside of practice. You'll want to be honest with yourself about the level of effort required to play and the potential dangers associated with it.
Let us know you're interested!
- Contact our Skatertot Liaison by sending an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions that you have. Join our Skatertots Yahoo! Group in order to stay updated with information on joining, asking league members questions and for potential recruits to communicate with each other, share information, organize carpools and find skating buddies.
Make an investment in gear!
- CCRG requires all skaters to wear protective gear while on skates. The required protective gear includes a helmet, elbowpads and kneepads, wrist guards, and a mouthguard. Although it's not required to try out, you will eventually need to purchase your own pair of quad speed skates (and you'll likely want to do this as soon as possible after wearing mental rentals!).
- Making an investment in quality gear that fits your budget is worthwhile- just ask any skater who suffered problems from ill fitting skates or the wrong knee pads. We recommend your pads should be skateboard style kneepads, not the smaller pads included in inline skating sets. Additionally, we recommend your helmet should also be a skateboard style helmet, not a bike helmet, which are single impact (meaning they are designed to only withstand one hit to the head).
See the FAQ for a list of online skate shops.
Get skating!
- A number of area rinks hold open skates during the week for you to get your skate legs under you and many of these are attended by league members and other potential roller girls (look for the girls in pads). And don't forget about the great outdoors!
- In general we look for the following skills during tryouts, many of which are taught at workshops:
Basic Skating Skills
*Forward skating
*Power glides
*Skating on one foot
*Crossovers (both directions)
Endurance Skills
*Skating 23 laps in 5 minutes on a derby track
*Recovery from falls to resume skating
Basic Derby Skills
*Falls (single knee, double knee and four point)
*Stops (T stop, plow stop, turn around toe stops)
*Lateral motion
*Proper derby form (bent knees, low squat-like stance)
*Pack skating (skating in close proximity)
More Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When are the next try outs? What do I need to know?
A: CCRG holds league try outs a couple times per year. We try to post any upcoming clinics and open practices as soon as possible.
Q: Isn't Baltimore too far away from me?
A: No! CCRG is comprised of skaters from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and DC. If you live in one of those places, you can likely find other rollergirls with which to split the driving and carpool to CCRG practices, which are just off 95 and 695 on the East side of Baltimore city.
Q: Is there an age or insurance requirement?
A: CCRG requires all skaters to be 18-years-of-age or older. The ages of skaters on our league range from 18 to 40-something. Although primary health insurance is not required, we strongly suggest you have it. As part of CCRG membership, we offer discounted secondary liability insurance, but it's called secondary for a reason - it's not meant to replace regular primary health insurance.
Q: Do I need to know how to skate to tryout?
A: Many skaters join the league after not skating since their 12th birthday party, but some basic skating skills are required. These include forward skating, power glides, skating on one foot and crossovers. Derby specific skills will be taught during workshops for you to practice on your own time.
Q: What can I do to prepare for try outs?
A: We suggest you join our Skatertots Yahoo! Group by emailing the administrator at email@example.com. The Skatertots Yahoo! Group provides resources such as league announcements as to when we will be holding skills training for ladies looking to tryout, and it's a great place to meet other ladies like yourself, who usually organize their own skills meet-ups at local rinks during open skate.
Q: Where are practices held, what are the times, and how many times per week do you practice?
A: The majority of CCRG season practices are held at area rinks, which are just off 95 and 695 on the East side of Baltimore city. CCRG typically offers 3-4 practices a week, including weeknights and weekend mornings. CCRG practices are often designed by skill level, and we offer a range of days and times for you to fulfill your attendance requirement as a skater (50% leading up to each bout). Dates, times and locations are subject to change and you will be informed of the schedule after passing tryouts.
Our season runs January through November. The beginning of the season is our intraleague season where our home teams bout. Our interleague season for All Star and B-Team runs throughout the spring and summer with bouts both at home and away. Although we still have some practices in December, there are fewer and they are dedicated to helping our newest skaters prepare for the coming season.
Q: Is there anything else required of league members or can I just show up and skate?
A: CCRG is a skater owned and operate league, which means each skater plays a role in running the operations of CCRG. Each league member is required to join a committee and provide service to help the league run. These committees do everything from organizing bouts, designing our posters, completing paperwork relating to insurance, handling league PR, to marketing and planning events. Some committees require more outside time than others, but they can provide a great opportunity to use your real world skills or learn some new ones!
Q: Do league members pay dues?
A: Yes. League members are required to pay $35 each month to cover costs associated with practice space rental and other league expenses. We do not disqualify those who may have trouble paying dues from becoming skaters. Our finance committee is more than happy to work with skaters who may be facing financial hardships.
Q: So I passed tryouts. Am I immediately on a team?
A: Not yet. CCRG has developed an assessment system to ensure that the coaching squad can tailor drills and practices to particular skill levels and to maintain a level of safety in scrimmaging and bouting scenarios.
Skaters who pass tryouts enter as freshmeat skaters. They start learning blocking and other intermediate skills needed to scrimmage with the league. The freshmeat next assess to become "orange stars" which will allow them to scrimmage with the league and learn advanced skills for bouting and strategy to play the game. After passing this assessment, skaters become "green stars" which allows them to be drafted on to a home team, participate in B-Team bouts and try out for the All Star team.
There are a minimum number of practices a skater needs to attend to assess for the next star level, but this is only a minimum. The skills of roller derby are not easy to learn (no one really played derby as a kid!) and each skater may take different amounts of time to assess. On average, the process can take three months.
Q: I'm not so sure I want to play, are there other ways I can help the league?
A: We're always looking for a few committed men and women to join our officials squad.
What does that entail?
Skating Refs:
Working bouts and scrimmage practices to enforce WFTDA rules
Skating experience helps, but is not required
A thick skin- skaters can be a bit vocal :)
Attending bout days and practices (Up to 2 practices a week; One bout a month)
Some travel may be required
Non Skating Officials (NSOs):
Working bouts to record penalties, stats and help the whole thing happen!
A love of roller derby but maybe not skating so much :)
Able to focus in a hectic, loud environment
Attending bout days and practices as needed (up to once a week).
We will train you on all positions and the rules and introduce you to the wonderful world of whistles and dry erase boards! If you are interested contact our Head Ref at email@example.com.
We're also always looking for volunteers to help us on bout days and make the whole circus happen! Volunteering is a great way for potential skaters and fans alike to see roller derby for free and get to know your favorite roller girls! Send an email to email@example.com or visit our Volunteer Army Yahoo! Group to sign up.
Q: I'm currently skating with another league but am interested in transferring to CCRG. Who do I contact?
A: The current procedure for transfer skater is outlined below, but is subject to change. Please Please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for the most up to date transfer policy guidelines and Letter of Recommendation form.
Transfers from WFTDA Leagues:
* Does not need to attend tryouts
* Must Have completed 1 full season of bouting on previous league
* Must provide 2 letters of recommendation
Transfers from Non-WFTDA Leagues:
*Must attend CCRG tryouts
*Must have completed 1 full season of bouting on previous league
*Must provide 2 letters of recommendation


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Hi. I recently purchased a 51 mondeo diesel estate. My previous car was a saab 95 aero estate and sold it due to the rocketing fuel prices. Going from my saab to the mondeo was quite a shock in more ways than one. Not only was I getting 3 times more milaege out of the ford but it was doing it rather sluggishly. Someone advised me to buy a chip to raise the BHP from 115 to 147 (give or take) so I purchased one which plugs directly into the common rail. This is where I ran into problems. I went to fit it today and could not find the common rail, or anywhere I could plug the chip into.
Any ideas where I would plug the chip into or have I bought the wrong chip. If so can anyone recommend a chip that I can use (assuming I can)
Heres a link to where I purchased it from.
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Our responsibility to freedom
February 11, 2011 in How does Memphis test your Faith? What gives you faith in Memphis?, Question of the Week by Rashad Sharif
How does Memphis test my faith? What gives me faith in Memphis?
I was born in 1947 and raised in segregated Memphis. I went to the Fairgrounds on Tuesdays and to the zoo on Thursdays — the days allotted for "Colored". I rode in the back of the bus (except once, when I was 10, and not for long. The bus driver called for the police to come and make me move to the back.) I came up believing, like many others, that our lives were determined by "them," and that things would be better one day when "they" changed.
I heard Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. declare from Mason Temple in Memphis on April 3, 1968, that he had seen the Promised Land and that we, as a people, would get there. Even then, as a senior at Memphis State University, I presumed him to be speaking of a day when things would be better because "they" had changed.
At that time my faith was still untouched by any guidance from the Qur'an. I did not yet see the Promised Land as a destiny where people have gotten past issues of becoming free and have moved into freely making the best possible life for themselves ("Do For Self") with total responsibility for what they do or don't do with their freedom.
The Qur'an stated a timeless, maturity-accelerating, truth over 1,400 years ago in two words: "Alaikum anfusakum!" My teacher from 1975 forward, Imam W. Deen Mohammed, explained that this amounts to "Upon you all is the responsibility for your own selves."
Another Qur'anic passage calls attention to the "Self-Accusing Spirit," which is seen as an indispensable step for becoming free of one's own base inclinations and growing into full human development.
And yet another passage, a chapter entitled "The City" speaks to the spirit of irresponsibility compared to the duty-consciousness shown by those who rise responsibly to the challenges presented by the life of the city. In our city now, as in so many cities across the centuries, there are countless instances of citizens avoiding responsibilities – whether it be the responsibility of being a strong support in the lives of one's children, the responsibility of younger citizens to get the most out of the free educational opportunities provided, or just the responsibility to promote responsibility in general.
To paraphrase someone else's wisdom, "I have found the problem, and it is US" (Unobligated Spirit). On the other hand, what gives me faith in MEmphis is that Memphis starts with ME.
By the way, every Friday and Sunday in the upcoming month of March, Masjid Al-Mu'minun will feature national and local speakers on the theme of "Responsibility With Freedom – A Personal Pathway To Change."


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AFL-CIO Offers Direct Affiliation to National Air Traffic Controllers Association - (3/23/1998)
Washington, D.C. --The AFL-CIO Executive Council unanimously voted March 20 to approve the issuance of a charter of affiliation to the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, the union representing 15,000 federal and private air traffic controllers and 1,200 FAA engineers.
"NATCA's acceptance into the House of Labor is symbolic of labor's resurgence in the United States which has occurred largely because of AFL-CIO President John Sweeney's leadership," said NATCA President Michael McNally. "The 1981 strike of 11,800 air traffic controllers and their subsequent termination by President Ronald Reagan represented the beginning of a downturn for organized labor. For air traffic controllers, it is an honor and an historical event that our occupation in itself is being acknowledged by AFL-CIO.
"This is the first time in history the air traffic controllers' profession has been recognized by direct affiliation to the federation," McNally said. "We are extremely proud to be a part of the AFL-CIO. We see it not as a one-way street, but one where we're committed to being a part of the federation in every way possible for the strength of organized labor. We know the charter comes with responsibility not only during good times but also through the challenges ahead," he added.
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