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There are currently 62 homes for sale in Casselberry FL under $100,000. Casselberry is typically a higher priced area so to find any home under $100,000 is a great find indeed. If you are a good shopper you can sure pick up a lot of house for the money right now in Casselberry.
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Casselberry Home Values
Casselberry home values have become very stable and are now on the rise. According to Zillow, Casselberry home values are in the black and are slightly behind the county as a whole. This makes for a great opportunity to pick up undervalued properties in Casselberry right now, don't miss this opportunity.
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'Midas' Mosch, 14, Finds Gold in Them Thar Mined-out Hills
Not, that is, until David Mosch, a taciturn 14-year-old junior geologist digging away on vacations and after school, discovered what the local assayer calls "the best find that's showed up around these parts in more than 40 years." If early tests are correct, the vein could yield as much as $3.5 million in gold ore.
The son of a former Beech Aircraft worker and a mother who is a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines, David and his sisters, Cindy, 15, and Sue Ann, 11, have long had the "mining bug." Much of their inspiration came from tales of David's grandfather, Rudolph Gerhardt von Mosch, who walked all the way from New York to Colorado in the 1870s in search of gold. (He didn't find any, but that part of the story never bothered the kids.) For years David has been reading up on geology and asking for odd birthday gifts like hard hats and head lamps. On his 11th birthday David got the crucial prospecting chisel and hammer and predicted, "I'm going to find a gold mine."
He had plenty of land to prospect. Over the past seven years, the Mosches have been buying up some 200 old mining claims, usually for little more than back taxes, confident not only that gold prices would spiral but that they would someday find the precious stuff. But it wasn't until last September that David, working alone, found some interesting samples on a hillside close by what had once been a rich mine. He took them down to a stream to pan. Ignoring his dad's assurance that it was only old mine scraps, David took the samples to the town's only remaining assayer, George Treder, who verified that young Mosch indeed had struck gold. "The old-timers probably walked on that vein a thousand times," says Treder, "and never knew what they were standing on."
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China's Red Tourism
On September 17-20, the Council on East Asian Studies hosted a conference planned in collaboration with Cambridge University and Tsinghua University, the second in a series of gatherings meant to strengthen inter-institutional and interdisciplinary ties.
The first of these conferences, held at Cambridge in spring 2008, was on the topic of modernity and cultural translation; the September conference had as its theme "Culture, Conflict, and Mediation," and brought together historians and literary scholars to talk about conflict, the resolution of conflict, and the languages that make both possible (as well as the loopholes, inaccuracies, and ambiguities that affect both war and peace). The event included the first U.S. screening of 2009 Yale World Fellow Jian Yi's film about "red tourism" and nostalgia for the pre-1949 heroic period of Chinese communism, "New Socialist Climax," and a plenary lecture by Professor Mark Edward Lewis of Stanford University, entitled "Conflict Within the Self in Early China."
The September 17 screening of "New Socialist Climax" was attended by a capacity audience in the Luce Hall Auditorium, and a deeply engaging Question and Answer session with director/producer Jian Yi followed.
The film aims at capturing and examining various levels of reality in China's recent state-sponsored "Red Tourism," a national campaign that brings people, especially government employees and young people, to the old Communist revolutionary bases. This documentary does not simply document the "content" of life in China today, but also tries to "restore" the different layers of reality and leave the judgment to the viewers.
On the surface, "Red Tourism" is a win-win for all parties involved: the Party gets to boost its ideological propaganda in support of its fading legitimacy; the tourists get to splurge on a free trip and to exhibit political loyalty to the establishment; and the locals get to cash in nicely with floods of Red Tourists coming and spending (often extravagantly if the government is covering their expenses).
The documentary was filmed at Mt. Jinggangshan, the cradle of the Chinese Communist revolution led by Mao Zedong, and is the first independently-made film (i.e., not within the state-controlled media establishment) on "Red Tourism." Production was completed between June 2007 and October 2007. The year 2007 marks the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Mt. Jianggangshan Revolutionary Base, the first ever by Mao Zedong.


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"Live aboard diving on the Great Barrier Reef" State of Queensland by Quero
State of Queensland Travel Guide: 8,752 reviews and 22,641 photos
Nobody should go to Australia without experiencing the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef.
Corals and marine life are prolific, making any dive or snorkel trip unforgettable.
The Great Barrier Reef is the largest reef system in the world, extending 2,010 in length and spanning from 16 to 145 km in width. Because it is separated from the shore by a lagoon varying from 16 to 240 km, it is possible to visit the reef either on day trips from land (to the nearer reefs) or on live aboard tour boats (especially for the further reefs).
Our week-long dive trip visited several of the Ribbon Reefs as well as Osprey Reef in the Coral Sea.
The boat we sailed on was the Undersea Explorer. It is special in that there is a distinct research focus to each trip. A marine biologist is a crew member, and ongoing research projects are conducted, with the participation of the passengers, if they are interested.
In addition, the boat often carries a scientist working on his or her own research. I have often seen documentary programs on networks such as National Geographic and Discovery featuring the work carried out from the Undersea Explorer.
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Really lovely Barrier Reef pics - so nice to see visitors getting up so close and enjoying it all!
AMAZING GBR pics! Looks like I've found another fun Libra on VT!
This is going to be a very useful page on VT because everyone seems to want to see the GBR. I had no idea you weren't allowed to fly for a day after diving.
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The British have a horror of what they call 'blowing your own trumpet', and are deeply averse to earnestness, pomposity and self-importance. Statements that, in another culture, would simply be attributed as confident expressions of self-esteem, are misinterpreted in Britain as boastful and self-aggrandising.
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Crude Oil Is Starting to Look Attractive
Rod David
It should be obvious by Thursday's close that crude oil is attracting gold's action.
The following are the latest daily summaries of my ongoing intraday coverage, providing context to interpret price action. Any prices listed are for a contract's current "front month." Their direction tends to correlate with any ETFs listed for each.
Today's Highlight:
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that gold's $35 surge reaction to Bernanke's first day of Humphrey-Hawkins testimony was probably an isolated incident. Wednesday's reversal confirmed that, already meeting its objective. Now gold should range choppily as it absorbs the volatility. So I expect it to be obvious by Thursday's close that crude oil is attracting gold's action.
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Mar Contract DX; (NYSEARCA:UUP), (NYSEARCA:UDN)
Wednesday's gap down only tested lower prior highs at 81.55, whose break would target a temporary dip to 81.25 before retesting the 82.05 resistance.
Mar Contract EC; (NYSEARCA:FXE)
Tuesday's ranging persisted through Wednesday, and narrowed. Back above 1.3140-1.3185 would target 1.3300, but only as a corrective bounce before resuming the decline.
Apr Contract GC; (NYSEARCA:GLD)
Wednesday's drop confirmed that Tuesday's reaction to Bernanke was an isolated incident. Having held 1618.00 resistance, the reaction probed under its 1595.50-1601.00 objective down to 1594.00. A bounce has room up to 1610.00, and a further dip has room down to 1584.00, without either one signaling trending underway.
Mar Contract SI; (NYSEARCA:SLV)
Wednesday's gap down extended to test 28.85, natural support where Monday's open had gapped up. The 29.85 objective remains in-play, preferably to be tested by the weekend if valid.
30-year Treasury
Mar Contract US; (NYSEARCA:TLT)
Not gapping down Wednesday back into 145-03/145-06 to begin a new downleg, the pattern followed its likelier path of ranging sideways to retest 146-06 resistance. Its reaction down filled the gap back to Tuesday's 145-16 close.
Crude Oil
Apr Contract CL; (NYSEARCA:USO)
Still ranging narrowly around 93.00, but starting to behave impatiently. The first trending attempt beyond either end of the 92.00-94.00 is likely to be false, and rejected more substantially in the opposite direction.
Natural Gas
Mar Contract NG; (NYSEARCA:UNG), (NYSEARCA:UNL)
No pullback from Tuesday's 3.42 close down to 3.36 intervened before Wednesday's open gapped up to 3.47 and extended higher intraday to 3.55. The lack of a pullback might be why the entire rally was retraced back down to 3.42. Now there is big resistance at 3.47, and an attraction outstanding back down to 3.30-3.33.
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"We're in a bit of flux trying to figure out how best to accomplish everything that we'd planned," says WSC Avant Bard's Christopher Henley. That flux is the result of being told last month that Artisphere, where the theater company has been a resident for two years, has changed its policies to only allow shorter-term or one-off rentals of its venues and space.
This week, an official with Artisphere further explained the decision to Metro Weekly, saying that it is no longer viable for WSC Avant Bard – or, for that matter, any one entity – to occupy the complex's black box theater for 32 weeks out of the year.
The decision means that the company is looking for a new home. More immediately, WSC Avant Bard has had to reshuffle its spring plans, which was to include two shows staged in repertory: Caesar and Dada, a new work by Washington playwright Allyson Currin, and The White Devil, the classic tragedy by John Webster. Henley has accepted an offer from Arlington County's Cultural Affairs Division, which oversees Artisphere, to produce one show in April in the similarly county-owned venue Theatre on the Run. But he's not certain either show will actually work in the much smaller, less accessible space. "The real blow to us is not the termination of the residency," says Henley. "It's the abruptness and the immediacy of it, with almost no opportunity to have our spring programming land on its feet…without a lot of worry, stress and work."
But Karen Vasquez, the county's cultural affairs director, says that she and other Artisphere representatives informed WSC Avant Bard in July that "we could not guarantee spring dates at Artisphere [because] we're looking at different models. We may be making some changes." As such, Artisphere only ever contracted with WSC Avant Bard for its fall dates. Vasquez also notes she met with Henley in November, "to talk to him a little bit further about what the different options might be."
And future options, Vasquez says, don't in any way preclude WSC Avant Bard from renting out the black box theater at Artisphere for stints at a time. It's just that "having one theater company occupying the lion's share of that space is not conducive to our goal of showcasing a variety of organizations and performances."
For his part, Henley says his company, whose previous home was Arlington's now-razed Clark Street Playhouse, has "had a very, very long and satisfying relationship with Arlington County, [but] out of necessity we're having to really explore all, all options, and that includes looking outside of Arlington." '
For updates and more information about WSC Avant Bard, call '703-418-4808 or visit wscavantbard.org.
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When Gretchen Seefried's kids left for college she joined Facebook thinking it would be a good way to keep in touch. She fumbled around at first, posted something highly personal on her daughter's wall not realizing the whole world could read it and finally decided to take a break from social networking. When her son departed for college the following Fall she though about giving it another try…until her sixteen year old son rejected her friend request telling her she was "too old" for Facebook and accused her of cyber-stalking. "I told him that maybe I'd just start my own Facebook and it would be exclusively for what he called "old women" like me."
It turned out not to be an idle threat. After doing research Gretchen realized building a social network for women over 40 made sense. "Women's surest investments are our relationships with other women. Women empower women, and by staying connected to each other, we strengthen ourselves, as well as the world at large," she says. She assembled a team and launched MidChix in September of 2009.
MidChix is a website that provides social networking opportunities for women over 40. Their mission is to feed the needs of women to connect comfort, celebrate, confide, commiserate, brainstorm, and collaborate. The website itself offers rich content including profiles of inspiring women, interesting places, a "Greater Good" section focused on non-profit organizations, and a forum to share general ideas. MidChix also organizes offline activities for their members including a self-defense clinic and speaker series.
The site plans to support itself through advertising, connecting their highly targeted audience with special promotions from relevant businesses. "We are the healthiest, wealthiest, most independent, most active, most educated, and most politically and economically powerful generation of women in history," Seefried says. Who wouldn't want to connect with them?
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Hear Gretchen Seefried talk more about why she created MidChix.
You can join MidChix at www.MidChix.com.
MidChix next event will be Sunday, May 2nd at Salon Tobie Urban Spa in Lowry from 12-5pm. Owner Tobie Rae Snyder will offer interesting and little known makeup tips as well as hair tips on hair health. Dr. Julie Marchiol of Ascent Health Center will talk about anti-aging, nutrition including hormonal issues.


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CUSTER, Stanley, 84, of Barnesville died on Wednesday.
He was born on February 9, 1929 to the late Alva E. Custer and Goldie E. (Griffith) Custer.
He worked in Wooster at Borgewarner and Company from 1953 until he retired in 1986.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Chloe A. (Harris) Custer; son, Stanley Paul Custer; and two grandchildren: David Custer and Michelle Doudna.
He is survived by his children: Candince (Bob) Freeman of New Philadelphia, Victoria (Leslie) Doudna of Barnesville, Winifred (Eddie) Stavley of Cambridge, Jennifer (Mike) Davis of Bolivar and Charity (Mark) Hockenberry of New Philadelphia; 12 grandchildren: Bobby and Linda Freemna, Sara Dunlap, Tina Gyles, Trinity Majoris, Holly Sheene, Daniel and Katie Stavely, Alexandria and Justin Davis, Anthony (Angie) Hockenberry and Cory (Ranea) Hockenberry; 13 great-grandchildren; and sister, Carla Jeanne Goudy of Loudonville.
Visitation Saturday from 9:30 until the service at 10 a.m. at Campbell-Plumly-Milburn Funeral Home, 319 North Chestnut St., Barnesville, Ohio 43713. Burial will be at Grandview Union Cemetery in Strasburg, Ohio on Saturday at 1 p.m.


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The attached YouTube video titled "Redneck Road Rage / Instant Karma" has gone totally viral, having swelled to 3.2 million views on Friday, March 28, 2014. It didn't have nearly that many less than 24 hours ago, when this Cleveland Pop Culture reporter showed it to her kids, and we couldn't help but chuckle a bit at the instant karma that showed a man tailgating a woman, passing her up and making sure to flip her the bird – (Did he know she was recording?)– and then cutting the wheel of his black pickup truck violently back in front of her, swerving and ultimately crashing.
Soon thereafter, a large semi-truck passes by in the opposite direction. That driver can thank God that he didn't experience a head-on collision.
According to ABC Action News, the video only had 800,000+ views when their article was published, and the Hillsborough Country, Florida woman doesn't want to be identified; she only wants to go by her YouTube handle, "Florida Driver."
The driver, however, 33-year-old Jeffrey White, has been arrested and charged with abandoning the scene of a crash. The "Florida Driver" was able to snap a photo of his license plate, and that's how cops found him.
Wow, that iPhone was really pulling triple duty, huh? What with the video capturing and pic of the plate – and now with the attention and advertising funds potential for the viral video – that puppy is paying for itself manifold. It's ironic that "Florida Driver" only intended to share the video with a few friends and coworkers. Now the world is watching.


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Apparently the town next to Berkeley, Emeryville, is no longer part of California.
Hah, I'm just joking.
Here we see someone at the local mall who thinks that California native plants include spurges. They don't!
And here we see that the entire garden is filled with non-natives – not a native to be seen. Shall we list them out?
Euphorbia from Europe, Senecio from South Africa, Chondropetalum from South Africa, Aeoniums from the Canary Islands, Sedums from Asia.
Actually, it's a pretty nice drought-tolerant Mediterranean style garden, so I shouldn't complain that they put out one or two silly native signs.
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December 23rd, 2012 at 9:05 pm
Probably originally had a native garden, but it didn't thrive (or failed to look like a manicured garden) so this is the next garden.
They really should remove the signs.
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December 24th, 2012 at 9:45 am
Well… It did originally have some native plants, but it was never a completely native garden. I think they didn't like the native grasses turning brown in summer.


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Pedestrian Struck Crossing Pennsylvania Avenue
Posted on 06/07/2013 9:54 pm
- 1800 block Pennsylvania Avenue, Wilmington, Delaware
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- Friday, June 7, 2013 approximately 7:00 p.m.
- 92-year-old male, Wilmington, Delaware
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- 2011 Mercedes Benz GL4
- Robert Brady, 48, 100 block Paired Oaks Lane, Wilmington, Delaware
A Wilmington man is in critical but stable condition at Christiana Hospital after he was struck by vehicle while attempting to cross the street.
At approximately 7:00 p.m. police responded to the 1800 block of Pennsylvania Avenue after receiving a 911 reporting the collision. An initial investigation indicates that the 92 year old male victim was walking north across Pennsylvania Avenue in an area not designated for pedestrian traffic. He was struck by a westbound 2011 Mercedes Benz GL4 in the northern westbound lane. The operator of the striking vehicle immediately stopped his vehicle and remained with the victim. The victim was transported to Christiana Hospital by ambulance where he was admitted in critical but stable condition.
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STANFORD, Calif. – Four Stanford players earned All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition, as announced by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association earlier this week.
Cassandra Roulund (3.61), Jenna Rich (3.58), Teagan Gerhart (3.71) and Tegan Schmidt (3.63) represented the Cardinal on the list that recognizes student-athletes who achieved a 3.50 GPA or higher during the 2012-13 academic year.
Along with excelling in the classroom, the group helped lead Stanford to a 39-21 overall record, a fourth-place finish in the Pac-12 (13-11) and was 26-10 against nonconference opponents.
The Cardinal ended the year ranked No. 21/22 after reaching the finals of the NCAA Lincoln Regional.
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After the Easter brunch tomorrow, head over to Rockefeller Center for a nice Easter afternoon eggstravaganza at Rockefeller Center. Where the Rockefeller Christmas tree once stood a few months ago, there are now around two hundred sixty giant, decorated Easter eggs.
In the selection of picture perfect eggs to pose with, there is a camel, ones with faces, and nearly every color imaginable. There is one that shows reflection, so it makes for a great Easter selfie. There is even one that is covered in pennies, and perhaps anyone who touches it will receive good fortune?
Throughout the past few days, these eggs were strategically placed around New York City in the big New York Easter egg hunt. The eggs were decorated by local artists and architects. The eggs will be on display at Rockefeller until April 25, 2014.


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New York Times best-selling author Rebecca Morris is also a veteran journalist who worked in radio and television news in New York City; Portland, Oregon; and Seattle, Washington and was a free-lance writer for The Seattle Times, The Oregonian, People, Entertainment Weekly and many other publications before she began writing true crime books.
Her first book, TED AND ANN, continues to be an e-book bestseller on Amazon (and is also available in paperback), and her e-book, BAD APPLES: Inside the Teacher/Student Sex Scandal Epidemic, is the only book to look at the trend of female teachers having sex with underage students.
With New York Times bestselling author Gregg Olsen she is the author of IF I CAN'T HAVE YOU: Susan Powell, Her Mysterious Disappearance and the Murder of Her Children (St. Martin's, 2014) and the series Notorious USA, including THE BOY WHO FIRED THE FIRST SHOT, THE GIRL AND THE HORRORS OF HOWARD AVE. and THE STRANGER AND THE WORLD'S BRAVEST LITTLE GIRL.
Rebecca attended Oregon State University, received a B.A. in Journalism from Seattle University, and has an M.A. in Playwriting from Brown University. She speaks about her work at libraries, schools, and writers' conferences. She has taught writing, journalism and playwriting at colleges and universities across the country. She lives in Seattle.
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Redevelopment Plan Invalidated Due to Insufficient Blight Findings
In County of Los Angeles v. Glendora Redevelopment Project, the Court invalidated the City of Glendora's Redevelopment Plan for the Merged Glendora Redevelopment Project (Plan) because the Court found that the administrative record did not contain substantial evidence of physical blight in the project area.
The Plan was adopted by the City Council of the City of Glendora in July 2006. The Plan amended the redevelopment plans for three of the City's existing project areas, created a new project area and merged all four project areas for financing purposes and to extend the redevelopment agency's power of eminent domain. The ordinance adopting the Plan contained findings that blight exists in the newly created project area and that it remains in the three existing project areas.
The County of Los Angeles filed a reverse validation action in September 2006 challenging the adoption of the Plan on the grounds that Glendora's blight findings were not supported by substantial evidence. The trial court determined that Glendora's blight findings were not supported by substantial evidence and invalidated the Plan on that basis.
On appeal, the Court considered whether Glendora's blight findings satisfied the criteria for physical blight in Section 33031 of the Community Redevelopment Law, as it read in 2006 when the Plan was adopted. Physical blight under the 2006 iteration of Section 33031 included the following four conditions: (1) buildings in which it is unsafe or unhealthy for persons to live or work; (2) factors that prevent or substantially hinder the viable use or capacity of buildings or lots; (3) adjacent or nearby uses that are incompatible with each other and which prevent the economic development of those parcels or other portions of the project area; and (4) the existence of subdivided lots of irregular form and shape and inadequate size for proper usefulness and development that are in multiple ownership.
The Court found that there was no substantial evidence of physical blight in the project area under any of the four categories in Section 33031. Glendora's evidence of building code violations, deteriorated or dilapidated buildings, buildings with seismic problems, and buildings containing hazardous materials in the project area was insufficient to establish physical blight under the first category because there was no evidence that these conditions rendered the buildings unsafe or unhealthy. Similarly, Glendora's evidence of lack of parking in the project area did not establish physical blight under the second category, because Glendora did not demonstrate that the lack of parking prevented or substantially hindered the viable use or capacity of buildings or lots in the project area. As to the third category of physical blight, Glendora's evidence of incompatible uses in the project area was inadequate, because there was no evidence that such uses were preventing development or causing lower property values. Lastly, Glendora failed to establish physical blight under the fourth category despite evidence that the project area contained smaller parcels, some of which are irregularly shaped and many of which are unbuildable, because the record did not demonstrate that these conditions rendered the parcels inadequate for proper usefulness and development.
This case emphasizes the importance of properly documenting blighting conditions in a project area prior to the adoption of a redevelopment plan. Courts consistently reject blight findings that are conclusory. Therefore, to withstand a challenge to physical blight findings, it is critical that the administrative record not only document the existence of certain conditions that are known to cause blight, such as building code violations or incompatible uses, but also demonstrate how such conditions have actually caused one of the four categories of physical blight in Section 33031.
It is also important to note that the current blight definitions in Sections 33030 and 33031 are significantly more stringent than they were in the 2006 iterations of Sections 33030 and 33031 considered by the Court in this case. Following the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Kelo v. City of New London, the Legislature enacted SB 1206, which amended Sections 33030 and 33031 to "restrict the statutory definition of blight and to require better documentation of local officials' findings regarding the conditions of blight." For example, prior to SB 1206, blight could be established based on antiquated subdivision conditions without a showing of economic blight. Now, to establish blight, there must be a showing of both physical and economic blight.
For more information about County of Los Angeles v. Glendora Redevelopment Project and how this case could potentially impact your community's redevelopment plans, or assistance with properly documenting blight conditions in preparation for the adoption of a redevelopment plan, please contact Sue Bloch or Sabrina Wolfson at 800.464.3559.


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Despite its 6-5 overall record and 3-5 in the Big 12 Conference, West Virginia University has three of the most talented and most productive athletes in college football.
Quarterback Geno Smith, four-position standout Tavon Austin, and junior wide receiver Stedman Bailey have continued to share a variety of career records this season.
All three rank high in Big 12 Conference and even National rankings, too.
Let's check into each of these men's chief credentials as the Mountaineers head in Saturday's regular-season finale here Saturday against Kansas (1-10, 0-8 Big 12)
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Falling gasoline costs lowered the prices that U.S. companies received for their goods and services last month, keeping overall inflation in check.
The producer price index rose 0.1 percent in July, following a 0.4 percent gain in June, the Labor Department said Friday. The index measures the cost of goods and services before they reach the consumer.
Wholesale gas prices fell 2.1 percent, after jumping 6.4 percent in June. The cost of pharmaceuticals, pickup trucks and rail and truck shipping services rose, while the cost of vegetables, jewelry and natural gas fell.
Excluding the volatile categories of food, energy and retailer and wholesaler profit margins, prices moved up 0.2 percent.
In the past 12 months, producer prices have risen just 1.7 percent, slightly below the Federal Reserve's target.
Wholesale prices jumped 0.5 percent in April, led by a big increase in food costs. That raised concerns among some economists that inflation could accelerate. But price changes since then have been mostly tame.
Consumer prices have tended to track the costs for producers. They rose 0.3 percent in June, mostly because of higher pump prices. Consumer prices rose 2.1 percent in June compared with the year prior.
The Fed targets inflation at about 2 percent as a guard against deflation, which could drag down wages and spark another recession. At the same time, the Fed wants to avoid excessive inflation and protect consumers and the purchasing power of the dollar.
Employers have stepped up hiring this year and consumers are more confident in the economy. But wage growth and spending have been sluggish. The unemployment rate, now at 6.2 percent, remains elevated compared with levels typical in a healthy economy.
Those trends have made it difficult for businesses to raise prices, because that could chase away customers. Many retailers have reported disappointing sales and profits this year.
Still, low inflation has enabled the Fed to pursue extraordinary measures to boost the economy. It has begun to unwind some of those measures, cutting a monthly bond-buying program to $25 billion, from $85 billion last year.
Those bond purchases had ensured low interest rates that encouraged investors to pour money into the economy.
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Comedy Central announced Monday (Aug. 4) the fall 2014 premiere dates for the new seasons of "South Park, "Tosh.0," "Adam DeVine's House Party," "Brickleberry," "Gabriel Iglesias Presents Stand-Up Revolution" and "Key & Peele," according to ComingSoon.net.
"Tosh.0" returns for the second half of its sixth season on Tuesday, Aug. 26 at 10/9 p.m. CT. Meanwhile, Daniel Tosh's animated comedy "Brickleberry" returns for Season 3 with 10 new episodes starting on Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 10:30/9:30 p.m. CT.
The second season of "House Party" will premiere Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 10:30/9:30 p.m. CT, before moving to its regular time slot on Thursday, Sept. 11 at 12:30 a.m./11:30 p.m. CT. Season 2 will move to New Orleans where the "Workaholics" star will be joined by his favorite up-and-coming comedians including Matteo Lane, Mark Serritella, Erik Griffin, Alingnon Mitra, Cy Amundson, Ben Roy, Sabrina Jalees, Nick Rutherford, Jesus Trejo, Rick Glassman, Monroe Martin, Kurt Braunohler, Crystian Ramirez, Billy Bonnell, Kevin Christy, Randy Liedtke, Rob Christensen, Kristen Schaal, Joe Pera, Thomas Dale, Rell Battle, Mike Bridenstine, Sam Morril, Tone Bell, Dave Thomason, John Mckeever, Nikki Glaser, Ian Karmel, Aparna Nancherla, and Brendan Lynch.
The 10-episode 18th season of "South Park" debuts on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 10/9 p.m. CT, followed by the fourth season of "Key & Peele." The sketch comedy series' Season 4 guest stars will include Paget Brewster, Ty Burrell, Anna Camp, Clint Howard, Ernie Hudson, Rashida Jones, Rominy Malko, Lance Moore, Seth Morris, Kumail Nanjiani, Chelsea Peretti, Lance Reddick, Retta, Jason Ritter, Richard Schiff, Malcolm-Jamal Warner.and Julia Duffy.
As Laughspin reports, fans of "South Park" can get ready for the new season by accessing all 244 episodes for free on Hulu leading up to the Season 18 premiere. After Sept. 24, the episodes will only be available to Hulu Plus subscribers.
Lastly, "Stand-Up Revolution" returns for a third season starting on Friday, Oct 3 at 12 a.m./11 p.m. CT. The show features Iglesias performing new material in each episode as he introduces several stand-up guests at The Ontario Improv. Comedians featured during the season are Kabir Singh, Lance Patrick, Mark Viera, Barry Brewer, Shaun Latham, Jerry Rocha, Steve Simeone, G Reilly, Ian Bagg, Mike Merrill, Gina Brillon and Alfred Robles.
Comedy Central recently picked up "Nathan For You" and "Drunk History" for new seasons, joining the recent renewals for "Broad City," "Kroll Show," "Inside Amy Schumer" and "Trip Tank."
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Studies on genetic divergence in exotic and indigenous lines of bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
Soni Sandeep Kumar1,*, Ph.D. Scholar, Jain R.1, Ph.D. Scholar, Singh B. N.2, Professor, Yadav V.K.3, Professor
Department of Genetics & Plant Breeding, N.D. University of Agriculture and Technology, Kumarganj, Faizabad-224 229 (Uttar Pradesh) India.
1C.S. Azad Univ. of Agril. & Tech., Kanpur
2Narendra Deva Univ. of Agril. & Tech., Faizabad-224229.
3Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agri. & Tech.Kanpur-208002.
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Online published on 19 March, 2012.
One hundred sixty three exotic and indigenous wheat lines obtained from Directorate of Wheat Research, Karnal (Haryana) were screened at the Main Experimental station N.D. University Faizabad during Rabi 2008–09 along with three checks (DBW-14, DBW-17 and GW-322) for the eleven quantitative characters to study genetic divergence by Non-hierarchical Euclidean cluster analysis (Beale, 1969; Spark, 1973). The whole genotypes were grouped in to 7 non-overlapping clusters. Clustering pattern of genotypes showed no definite relationship between genetic divergence and geographical distribution of genotypes. The highest genetic divergence was observed between cluster I and VII, whereas cluster II and III were closest one. On the basis of genetic divergence and mean performance, eighteen diverse and superior genotypes being exceptionally better for one or more traits and reasonable for other, as compared to checks, were selected. To accomplish success in wheat improvement programme it is necessary to collect information on genetic variability as it provides the basis for an efficient selection of genotypes for hybridization. These genotypes may be useful in multiple crossing or biparental mating system to find out transgressive segregants and plant improvement.
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November 13, 2013 | Volume 100 / Number 45
The changing face of Montana class C boys and girls sports is becoming more evident daily. Small towns across the state are losing population at an alarming rate, causing schools to lose enrollment, forcing school closures.
In the school year 1999-2000, there were just two school basketball co-ops in the entire state. Scobey/Peerless and Flaxville/Outlook.
Of those four schools, just one is still in operation. It is now a co-op between Scobey and Opheim. Peerless, Flaxville and Outlook are no more.
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Regina Moiseau, a Licensed Nursing Assistant from Catholic Medical Center, received the 14th annual LNA of the Year Award from the New Hampshire Hospital Association at a ceremony at the State House on June 6, 2013.
Moiseau, who works in the Rehabilitation Medicine Unit at CMC, was cited by her peers for "the fact that she concerns herself not just with the physical needs of her patients, but their emotional needs as well."
In nominating her for the award, colleague Julie Becker also noted that Moiseau is fluent in English, French and Creole, "but most importantly, she speaks the language of hope."
The recipient was chosen for the NHHA award from among a dozen finalists from hospitals throughout the state.
Other health care associations in the state honored their own award winners at the ceremony, which is sponsored by the Home Care Association of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Association of Counties/County Nursing Homes, New Hampshire Association of Residential Care Homes, New Hampshire Health Care Association, the New Hampshire Hospice & Palliative Care Organization and the NHHA.
These groups formed an alliance to pay annual tribute to the people who care for those in need. The organizations solicit nominations from the state's home care agencies, public and private nursing facilities and hospitals. They select one individual to represent each group as LNA of the Year, based on compelling stories of kindness and caring.
"Our hospitals are very proud of their staff, especially the nurses and LNAs," said Steve Ahnen, NHHA president. "We receive some terrific nominations every year, and it's always difficult to choose the LNA of the Year, but Regina Moiseau clearly deserves the recognition."Photo: Regina Moiseau, LNA, accepts her award from John Clayton, VP Communications, New Hampshire Hospital Association.


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In a world where it seems as though people just can't seem to live without their cell phones, which are themselves transforming more into mini computers every day, it seems as though there's some kind of app for just about anything. Now, one can cross watching the Northern Lights off the no-app list as there's now an app designed just for the purpose of displaying views of the aurora-live!
The app comes courtesy of Don Hampton, an assistant professor at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. For the record, the Fairbanks area nearly doubles in population thanks to tourists coming up North in order to view the aurora. However, not everyone can afford to make the trip and/or want to make the trip, whether it be for the cold or other reasons. These facts of life inspired Hampton to create the app that shows the aurora live, as monitored by sky-watching cameras originally meant for research purposes.
Unfortunately, the app won't be available until next month. However, one can view demo here right now.
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No Coincidences for ConacherSubmitted by jghoughtaling on January 4, 2013 - 11:01
Cory Conacher tries to not think about what could have been.
With the National Hockey League and the players' association still working to resolve the lockout, the 5-8, 179-pound winger, who was expected to be a candidate for the Calder Trophy, knows that nothing is guaranteed.
"Even if the NHL figures it out and I get a chance to play in Tampa, I can't expect to be the best player and get all the points," Conacher said. "I have to do the little things that will help Tampa Bay win, and that's what is most important."
One season removed from hoisting the Calder Cup and being named the American Hockey League's Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player – the fourth player to achieve both in the same season – the 23-year-old Syracuse Crunch forward still doesn't take anything for granted.
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Crunch Blow 4-Goal Lead in 5-4 OT Loss to IceCapsSubmitted by jghoughtaling on December 29, 2012 - 23:42
It was a night of firsts for the Syracuse Crunch.
Vladislav Namestnikov notched his first professional goal and Cory Conacher registered his first Gordie Howe hat trick Saturday at the Onondaga County War Memorial.
But unfortunately for the Crunch, the firsts didn't stop there.
The St. John's IceCaps registered their first victory of the year after trailing at the first intermission, as the Crunch blew a 4-0 lead in a 5-4 overtime loss.
"I wish I was a little happier about it," Conacher said of his achievement. "Maybe sometime down the road I can get it and get a victory out of it, too."
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AHL Game Night: 12-29-12 IceCaps at CrunchSubmitted by pete on December 29, 2012 - 22:29
Crunch's epic collapse ends in overtime defeat.
Riku Helenius allowed 5 goals on 33 shots for the overtime loss in his first start since returning from Finland over the holiday break. A goaltender of his caliber should not be coughing up a 4 goal lead, and goaltending remains one of the big question marks of this Syracuse team.
First Period
SYR Conacher, (12) (Labrie, Barberio), 15:50
SYR Killorn, (12) (Oberg), 18:25 (PP)
Second Period
SYR Aulie, (2) (Killorn, Conacher), 5:20
SYR Namestnikov, (1) (Connolly, Palat), 7:40 (PP)
STJ O'Dell, (5) (Mouillierat, Klingberg), 8:31
STJ Postma, (6) (Clark), 11:15
Third Period
STJ Gregoire, (6) (O'Dell, Maxwell), 1:53
STJ O'Neill, (1) , 7:32
STJ Chiarot, (1) (Maxwell, Macenauer), 4:40
Cory Conacher was the game's second star.
Congratulations to Vladislav Namestnikov on his first goal as a professional.
This loss is going to leave a sour, sour taste in Syracuse's mouth. They built a 4-0 lead and looked to be cruising before the wheels started coming off, particularly in a third period where they were outshot, 10-3. Along with mediocre goaltending, the tendency to only play 40 quality minutes of hockey rather than a full 60 has been a big bugaboo for this team. And, if Syracuse is going to try to grab a championship this season, those are two things they desperately need to remedy.
Syracuse is at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Monday, where they'll try to vindicate themselves after tonight's performance.
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AHL Game Night: 12-26-12 Crunch at SenatorsSubmitted by pete on December 26, 2012 - 21:56
Wherein #89 reminds us he's the reigning league MVP...
Dustin Tokarski allowed 3 goals on 20 shots for the victory.
First Period
SYR Barberio, (5) (Conacher, Connolly), 18:54 (PP)
Second Period
SYR Conacher, (11) , 0:28
SYR Gudas, (3) (Wyman), 9:51
BNG Da Costa, (4) (Hoffman, Silfverberg), 11:07
Third Period
SYR Brown, (6) (Palat, Conacher), 1:02 (PP)
BNG Silfverberg, (12) (Jessiman, Benoit), 5:23 (PP)
BNG Pageau, (2) (Jessiman), 11:35
SYR Angelidis, (5) (Wyman), 19:15 (EN)
Cory Conacher (pictured) and Mark Barberio were the game's first and third stars. Conacher's been exceedingly quiet with just 1 goal and 4 points in the 10 games prior to tonight, but his 3 point outburst signals perhaps "The Honey Badger" (not the LSU variety that ends up in rehab) is ready to start hitting the scoresheet regularly again.
Hard to believe Alex Killorn didn't score a goal tonight. His streak snaps at 6 games, although he did have 5 shots on goal tonight.
Syracuse outshot Bingo a mind-numbing 44-20 in the game, including 29-9 through the first 40 minutes. Almost dominant.
And now, the moment that we knew was coming and have been dreading. Norfolk comes to town Friday night, and the Crunch will try to take down the franchise for which they staked a record-breaking winning streak that may never be equaled. Mixed emotions.
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Connolly Scores Twice, Crunch Hang On To Beat Senators 4-3Submitted by jghoughtaling on December 13, 2012 - 00:26
It has been stressed to Brett Connolly that he needs to drive to the net.
The 20-year-old Syracuse Crunch forward followed through against the Binghamton Senators Wednesday at the Onondaga County War Memorial, potting a pair of goals in the Crunch's 4-3 win.
"Coach has been all over me to do that," Connolly said. "That's where I've been scoring all my goals."
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AHL Game Day: 11-24-12 Crunch at DevilsSubmitted by pete on November 24, 2012 - 20:37
And the Panik attack continues...
Riku Helenius stopped 18 of 19 shots he faced for the victory.
First Period
SYR Conacher, (9) (Taormina, Connolly), 14:52
Second Period
ALB Whitney, (1) (Henrique), 5:00
SYR Johnson, (11) (Panik, Palat), 10:26
SYR Killorn, (3) (Johnson, Palat), 13:04
Third Period
SYR Panik, (8) , 8:17
Tyler Johnson and Richard Panik were the game's first and second stars. Panik extended his scoring streak to nine games, matching the other two longest streaks in the AHL this season. More importantly, Panik is now creeping into the league leaders in goals and points alongside fellow Crunch forwards Johnson and Cory Conacher. This is big news for the Lightning organization. If he translates his stellar play in November consistently over the rest of the year, he will be in Tampa Bay next season. There's never been any doubt Panik has the highest upside of any forward in the Lightning organization. If he puts it all together, he's Marian Hossa reincarnate, and the rest of the NHL should be wary of him joining a team that already has the likes of Steven Stamkos and Victor Hedman.
Alex Killorn got the third goal of his rookie campaign tonight and it's hard not to be pleased with the 11 points he has in his first 16 games, but there's something instructive buried deeper in the stats. Killorn actually leads Syracuse in shots on goal with 49, ahead of Johnson's 47. The difference is that Johnson has an NHL shot and Killorn doesn't, yet. Developing an NHL shot can be done with hard work. Ask Vincent Lecavalier. And, if Killorn puts that work in, it can be the difference between a 5-10 year NHL career as a lower-liner and a 10-15 year career as a top two-liner. With the style of game he plays, which is a north-south, shoot first kind of game, if he fine tunes his shot he's going to score a lot of goals. He's an Ivy League guy, so I suspect he's capable of calculating the difference in career earning power in both scenarios. And, when he does, I'm fairly confident he'll find the cost-benefit of putting that extra time in will be well justified.
Syracuse ends their weekend set tomorrow afternoon in Worcester.
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Crunch Use Second Period Rally To Top Phantoms, 5-2Submitted by jghoughtaling on November 17, 2012 - 23:55
JT Brown described his team as having a good feeling going into the first intermission Saturday.
Leading 1-0 over the Adirondack Phantoms, it only got better for the Syracuse Crunch, who scored four times in the first 12 minutes of the second period en route to a 5-2 victory -- their second straight -- at the Onondaga County War Memorial Saturday.
"Our team has been playing well the past few games, and that's just the kind of thing we needed," Brown said. "We needed to put together a few good games to get ourselves rolling."
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AHL Game Night: 11-17-12 Phantoms at CrunchSubmitted by pete on November 17, 2012 - 22:34
Riku Helenius allowed 2 goals on 28 shots for the victory. I'm not sure he ever got staked to a 5 goal lead for low-scoring, defensive-minded JYP last season. He had to be reveling in all the goal support tonight.
First Period
SYR Labrie, (3) (Conacher, Barberio), 13:09
Second Period
SYR Conacher, (8) (Taormina, Connolly), 1:32 (PP)
SYR Palat, (2) (Brown, Killorn), 8:19
SYR Connolly, (5) (Brown), 9:59
SYR Panik, (5) (Barberio, Johnson), 11:53 (PP)
ADK Schenn, (8) (Manning, Gustafsson), 13:27 (PP)
Third Period
ADK Gustafsson, (2) (Roe, Syvret), 10:07
Brett Connolly (pictured), Cory Conacher, and J.T. Brown were the game's three stars. Who knows, they could be playing together in Tampa if the owners ever pull their heads out of the sand and have a season.
Pierre-Cedric Labrie and Richard Panik each came within a helper of Gordie Howe hat tricks tonight. The Panik attack has lasted 6 consecutive games now, with points in every game in November. It's his month, I guess.
As I mentioned the last time Syracuse faced the Phantoms, bear in mind this Adirondack roster is dotted with NHLers like Bourdon, Schenn, Couturier, Rinaldo, etc. Their record doesn't bear it out, but that's a very talented team and Syracuse put them over their knee and spanked them hard tonight.
The Crunch finish their weekend tomorrow in Hershey.
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Crunch Come Out Flying, Down Bears 6-1Submitted by jghoughtaling on November 16, 2012 - 23:49
Seeing that there were only four men on the ice after the first Syracuse Crunch line change, Philip-Michael Devos quickly jumped on the ice to join the play.
The center accepted a pass from Richard Panik and fed it to an open Tyler Johnson, who fired the puck past Hershey Bears goalie Braden Holtby to give the Crunch a one-goal lead less than a minute into the game.
"I looked and there were only four guys on the ice, so I'm going to go," Devos said. "I jumped on, and four seconds later, the puck was in the net."
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AHL Game Night: 11-16-12 Bears at CrunchSubmitted by pete on November 16, 2012 - 22:49
Bears no match for Nacho.
Dustin Tokarski allowed 1 goal on 21 shots for the victory. Light work. He only faced a whopping 2 shots the entire First Period. 2! Life is good for the former WHL star.
First Period
SYR Johnson, (9) (Devos, Panik), 0:59
SYR Labrie, (1) (Conacher, Cote), 16:46
Second Period
SYR Connolly, (4) (Brown, Taormina), 14:28 (PP)
SYR Barberio, (3) (Oberg, Killorn), 16:00
HER Carman, (2) (Orlov, Stafford), 18:56
SYR Labrie, (2) (Barberio, Conacher), 19:23
Third Period
SYR Gauthier, (1) (Wyman), 16:54
Pierre-Cedric Labrie (pictured), Mark Barberio, and Cory Conacher were the game's three stars. For Nacho, the night produced his first two goals of the season, as both Braden Holtby and Dany Sabourin were forced to bow before the might and the power that is PCL.
Panik attack, y'all. That's a 5 game scoring streak for the pride of Martin, Slovakia.
Congratulations to Danick Gauthier on the first goal of his professional career.
Syracuse pounded Hershey for having the simple audacity to step foot in their rink, outshooting the Bears 40-21 in the contest. The challenge steps up a tier or two tomorrow, as they face the more NHL-talent loaded Adirondack Phantoms. Twelve games into the campaign, Syracuse holds a 2 point lead over the Penguins in the division with 2 games in hand, and their 44 goal are tied for tops in the conference even though they've played one less game than Springfield.
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SENIOR (2012): Named to the America East first team ... Honored to the Longstreth/NFHCA Division-I All-Region second team ... Selected to the NFHCA senior game ... Started in 18 games for the Black Bears in her senior season ... Tallied four goals and one assist for nine points ... Had a four game point streak (09/07-09/16), registering a goal in each of the first three games while notching an assist in the fourth ... Finished the season with two game winning goals, 2-1 win against Bryant (09/09) and a 2-1 win against Fairfield (10/06).
JUNIOR (2011): Started all 20 games for the Black Bears ... Tallied five goals with 11 assists for 21 points ... Had two goals in Maine's win over Dartmouth (9/7) ... Recorded an assist in three-straight games (9/17-9/25) ... Also had a three-game points streak (10/10-10/16) ... Tallied a goal and an assist at Hofstra (10/16).
SOPHOMORE (2010): Appeared in all 19 games for Maine, starting 18 ... Provided solid defense all season long in helping Maine to shutout victories over Providence (8/27), Bryant (9/17) and Davidson (10/11) ... Named to the America East Honor Roll ... A Maine Scholar-Athlete Bronze Medal Award winner.
FRESHMAN (2009): Had an outstanding rookie season for Maine ... named to the America East All-Rookie Squad ... was named America East Rookie of the Week twice (8/31) and (10/26) ... played in all 19 games, starting 18 ... notched her first collegiate goal against Vermont (10/24) in a game in which she notched two goals, including the game-winner.
BEFORE MAINE: Captain for Coach Tara Preston at Gleneagle Secondary School...led Gleneagle to a third place finish in the province...team finished as District and League champions in 2008 and 2009...played for the Skillsets Selects in the U-19 National Hockey Festival for three years, earning two gold medals and one silver...represented British Columbia twice at the National Indoor Tournament and earned two silver medals...also played for the Southeast Regional Team since 2005, and was selected captain four times.
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 2, 1991...daughter of Nancy and Joe Adkins...Majoring in kinesiology and physical education.


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After receiving hundreds of complaints concerning the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter, New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said this week that his office will audit the shelter's financial operations in the coming weeks.
DiNapoli said in a statement that fieldwork will begin shortly. He decided to audit the embattled taxpayer funded shelter after receiving complaints from concerned individuals and at the request of Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice.
"Our goal is to ensure the integrity of financial accountability related to the Hempstead Animal Shelter," DiNapoli said.
Rice, who is conducting her own investigation into the shelter, said, "This audit is essential to ensure that taxpayer dollars are being properly spent on the care and well-being of the animals at the Hempstead town shelter."
An audit engagement letter was sent to Town Supervisor Kate Murray's office earlier this week.
The town issued a statement through a spokeswoman, saying: "Issues at the animal shelter have been politicized by some disgruntled people for over a year. We welcome the state comptroller's audit.
"Two state reviews of shelter operations within the past year gave the town top ratings in all categories. We are confident that this state review will affirm the fact that the shelter is well run and government funds are spent for the care and well being of our animals."
The animal shelter has come under fire recently for allegations of animal abuse and its highly paid staff. Three local volunteer rescuers, who have been barred from the facility, filed a lawsuit against the town, Murray, former Acting Shelter Director Pat Horan, and others in December.
Earlier this year, animal lovers repeatedly rallied outside the shelter in Wantagh after a 17-year-old video surfaced reportedly documenting Horan and other workers at the facility making jokes as they prepared to euthanize a black-and-white kitten.
Horan was later reassigned pending the outcome of an investigation. The town has since appointed a new director to oversee the shelter.


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Under the Big Top
For all the moralizing sideshows and freakish characters under Utah's big top, the bosses generally know how to run things. True, they siphon money away from public education to pay for roads. Still, while other states are facing bankruptcy, Utah has a stellar credit rating. Even with unemployment and foreclosures high, the state has weathered the financial crisis much better than neighboring Nevada, Arizona and California.
Legislative Jet-setting
Speaking of budget-cutting...
$2,000 Cost per person for six state senators and 11 House members to get "training" at the Council of State Governments-WEST conference. In Hawaii.
$3,000 Cost of wining and dining 60 legislators and their families at a single dinner at Rosario's, a restaurant in Austin, Tex., during the National Conference of State Legislatures. Cha-ching.


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294 Student-Athletes Make Winter Quarter Director's Honor Roll
Swimmer Kelsey Hall holds highest cumulative GPA.
Bruin Football Opens Spring Practices
Coach Mora ready to take the field with his team for the first time
Word From Westwood - February 7, 2012
Athletic Director Dan Guerrero's weekly blog takes you inside UCLA Athletics.
Football Players Visit 186th Elementary School
5 Bruins visited for the 7th Annual Super Bowl School Spirit Day
Football Friday: Winter Field Workouts
UCLA vs. Washington State
Images from UCLA's 28-25 victory over the Cougars on October 8, 2011
UCLA vs. Texas
Images from the UCLA/Texas game on Sept. 17, 2011
UCLA vs. Houston
Images from the UCLA/Houston football game on Sept. 3, 2011
UCLA - Greg came on to earn a starting job at guard in 2011... He has the ability to play both center and guard.
2012 - Sat out the season due to injury.
2011 - Started all 14 games ... Lined up at guard for 13 games and moved in at center for the San Jose State game to replace Kai Maiava ... Made his first career start in the opener at Houston.
2010 - Made collegiate debut in third quarter at Texas when center Ryan Taylor had to leave due to dehydration ... That was his only appearance of the year.
2009 - Did not see game action in his first season in the program.
HIGH SCHOOL - Lettered three seasons for coach Mark Rogers at Visalia (CA) El Diamante HS ... Played left tackle ... Rated No. 2 offensive guard in California and No. 5 in West by scout.com ... Member of scout.com California 101 (No. 41) ... SuperPrep All-Far West (No. 50) ... Rated No. 53 prospect in California by rivals.com ... Scout.com West Hot 150 (No. 61) ... Earned three stars from scout.com and rivals.com ... Ranked No. 17 guard in the nation by scout.com ... Rated No. 32 guard by ESPNU ... Rated No. 40 among guards by rivals.com ... PrepStar All-West Region selection ... CalHiSports.com All-State first team ... Named All-State Division II first team by MaxPreps ... Two-time Fresno Bee All-Area team selection ... Named to GoldenStatePreps.com All-State first team and All-Southern California first team ... As a senior, his team went 11-2 ... Team Offensive MVP ... Team captured league title in 2007 and 2008 and was Central Section Div. 2 champions in 2007 ... Team was Central Section runner-up in 2006 and 2008 ... Three-time All-West Yosemite League pick ... Two-time All-Central Valley selection ... Also lettered two years in track and field (shot put and discus) for coach Jacob Yavisile. PERSONAL - Full Name: Gregory Morgan Capella ... Born: September 16, 1991 in Visalia, CA ... Parents: George and Rhonda Capella ... Has two brothers, Steven and Michael ... Lists his biggest athletic thrill to date as winning the Central Section title game ... Lists NBA standout Kobe Bryant as athlete he most admires ... Also played baseball (pitcher/first base) ... Wears a size 18 shoe ... Named to the Athletics Director's Honor Roll in Winter 2012 ... History major.


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Dale Lennon welcoming the participants to the clinic.
April 18, 2013
CARBONDALE, Ill. -- Over 130 women gathered in the lobby of the Boydston Center at SIU Arena Thursday night to attend the annual Saluki Football Women's Clinic hosted by head coach Dale Lennon and his wife, Chris.
The event, in its tenth year of existence, opened with remarks from Chris Lennon.
"This event is designed so each participant is able to interact with the coaches and players as well as gain a better understanding about the game of football."
Five different stations were set up around the Saluki Way facilities that were run by SIU position coaches and players to further educate women about the game of football and give them an inside look into the Salukis' game plan heading into the 2013 season.
The three-hour clinic featured a question and answer session with Saluki support staff and coaches, as well as lessons on offense, defense and special teams.
The women's clinic was sponsored by Boondocks Seafood Co., Shawnee Winery Cooperative, Keoner Distributor, 710 Bookstore and Jim and Vicki Blair.
All proceeds from Thursday's event will go towards purchasing SIU football tickets for underprivileged youth.
The Saluki Football team will play its annual Spring Game on Friday at 7 p.m. at Saluki Stadium, marking the 15th and final team session of the spring season.


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Janeen Bjork, MD, is a Family Practice Physician and is on the active medical staff at Page Hospital.
Question: Is osteoporosis an old person's disease?
Answer: While age is an osteoporosis risk factor, it's a misconception that osteoporosis affects only the elderly. Another form of the disease, called secondary osteoporosis, affects children and young adults. Secondary osteoporosis is drug or disease-induced. At greatest risk are those with juvenile arthritis, diabetes, hyperthyroidism or anorexia nervosa, or those who take anticonvulsants, corticosteroids, immunosuppressive agents or similar medications to treat arthritis and epilepsy.
Question: Why measure bone density?
Answer: Years ago the only time osteoporosis, the disease that causes the bones to be more fragile and likely to break, could be detected was when you broke a bone. Today, a bone density test can determine if you have osteoporosis or are at risk before you break any bones. DEXA, which utilizes X-rays, and QCT, a CT scan, are today's established standards for measuring bone density. A bone density test measures how many grams of calcium and other bone minerals are packed into a segment of bone. The higher your mineral content, the denser your bones are.
The denser your bones are, the stronger they are and the less likely to break.
Question: What are the symptoms?
Answer: There are no symptoms of osteoporosis until you break a bone (suffering an osteoporotic fracture, which is also called a fragility fracture). That is why early detection and treatment are so important. While all of us start losing bone density around age 25 to 30, women experience an accelerated bone loss at menopause due to the (relatively) abrupt loss of estrogen. Men also lose bone density as they age due to decreased levels of testosterone.
Question: Is osteoporosis preventable?
Answer: Making correct lifestyle changes such as avoiding or stopping smoking, engaging in regular weight bearing exercise, and ensuring you are getting an adequate intake of calcium and Vitamin D can help prevent this disease.
Question: Is calcium important?
Answer: To ensure strong bones throughout your life, you need to begin monitoring your calcium intake at an early age. Your bones act as a storeroom for calcium. When you are younger you want to build up that bone density so you have more to lose later.


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Every fashionista knows you can't have enough shoes and purses. That is until you have a baby and everything changes. Your 4 inch heels seem to go towards the back of the closet for those comfy flats and your purses! Well, that's another story.
If you've tried to take a large baby bag and your regular large sachet you realize like everything else baby comes first and mommy is last. So what's a woman to do. Thank goodness there is a line out there that makes being a practical organized parent and a fashionable person can actually be the same.
So goodbye to bright plastic primary colors. We got a chance to review the Timi & Leslie line and we were so pleasantly surprised and how beautifully made the bags were and yet still worked with our wardrobe.
We reviewed two popular styles in their Covertible Collection.
First up was the Hannah in a beautiful Pewter color. First off we love that the color really goes well with whatever you are wearing. The faux leather and hardware as extremely durable and have put up with a lot of wear and tear but you wouldn't know it. It comes with two outside pockets on either end which are great for things you need to get to quickly. You can carry it 3 ways. 1) with the shorter straps, 2) a detachable shoulder/cross body leather strap, or stroller straps! The lining is water resistant and lightly colored so it's easy to see inside the 6 interior organization pockets.
Something unique to Timi & Leslie are all the accessories that come with. The zippered sac for soiled clothes, a changing pad with a mesh pocket perfect for wipes, insulated bottle tote which we always have attached onto the seat to help keep a bottle warm or cold, but the number one thing we love is the CLUTCH! It's a perfect size to fit in your essentials like a wallet, lipstick and phone. So what about your keys? There's a special key ring inside the bag because we've all been there digging for those keys while a baby is crying and it's like a black hole.
The only negative we could come up with this style is that is doesn't open very wide. But it's never been a huge issue to not purchase.
If you do want something that opens wide we suggest the Marie Antoniette. We love how wide it opens up. It comes with all the same bells and whistles but is only 1.35 lbs or 2.25 with accessories. Some other brands purses weight a few pounds to start and once you add in liquids and every possible thing you could need for a baby you're going to need to stop by the chiropractor on your way home.
We love the quilted nylon look and feel. The only thing we could say negative about this is the cross body strap is made of nylon and doesn't feel as strong. We wish it was a little wider. Especially as you do fill up the bag the last thing you want is it to break. It never did even after it weighed a good 15 pounds.
Overall, we were thrilled with these designer looking brands baby purses and are pretty for the mom who has to put away her Louis Vuitton and Gucci bags away for awhile.
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Have volcanoes slowed global warming here on Earth? A new study is suggesting that massive volcanic eruptions that occurred during the start of the 21st century actually lessened the onset of global warming by cooling our great planet. The Epoch Times reports this Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014, that this cooling effect has played a major role in countering the warming that greenhouse gases are leaving in their wake, but they may not be aiding us any longer.
Published by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, the new study on how volcanoes slowed warming argues that volcanic eruptions in the past have unknowingly served to keep Earth cool and prevent it from feeling the effects of climate change, partly brought on by greenhouse gases.
Although the research hints that the overall heat content of the ocean is continuing to increase, global temperatures on our planet's surface and those within the troposphere — the scientific name for the lowest part of Earth's massive atmosphere — have not experienced much warming since all the way back in 1988. This cooling effect is currently being called a "slow-down state," or global warming "hiatus."
This interesting study was published in the journal of Nature Geoscience, discussing that a number of massive eruptions from volcanoes have slowed global warming by injecting plumes of dioxide gas deep into the atmosphere. If these eruptions had the power to actually add dioxide into the higher layer of the stratosphere, then the gas at that point would create very small droplets of sulfuric acid. In turn, these makeshift droplets would then have the ability to reflect some of the sunlight hitting Earth right back into space, having the ability to overall cool the planet's surface and lower its atmospheric temperature.
According to the press release on the volcanoes slowed warming finding:
"In the last decade, the amount of volcanic aerosol in the stratosphere has increased, so more sunlight is being reflected back into space," said Lawrence Livermore climate scientist Benjamin Santer, who serves as lead author of the study, in a statement. "This has created a natural cooling of the planet and has partly offset the increase in surface and atmospheric temperatures due to human influence."
Greenhouse gases levels are said to continue to increase as we push through 2014, however, and these gases have been around since the onset of the Industrial Revolution. Unlike the power of massive volcano eruptions, these gases cool our stratosphere and actually warm the troposphere. Environmental researchers attest that a majority of publicized climate models and theories haven't yet accurately taken the effects of eruptions into account.
"The recent slow-down in observed surface and tropospheric warming is a fascinating detective story," Santer said. "There is not a single culprit, as some scientists have claimed. Multiple factors are implicated. One is the temporary cooling effect of internal climate noise. Other factors are the external cooling influences of 21st century volcanic activity, an unusually low and long minimum in the last solar cycle, and an uptick in Chinese emissions of sulfur dioxide."
He added:
"The real scientific challenge is to obtain hard quantitative estimates of the contributions of each of these factors to climate change and the global warming hiatus."