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Donald "Dontay" Ivy died April 2nd after being tased during a confrontation with Albany Police. Officials say the 39-year old Ivy was walking in the wee hours near his home along Lark Street and Second Street when three officers stopped him. At some point their interaction became physical, and Ivy was Tased. Family members said Ivy suffered from schizophrenia and had heart problems. Between A City And A Promise By Dave Lucas • Apr 13, 2015 WAMC Photo by Dave Lucas Over the weekend, Family Promise opened a new day center along Albany's New Scotland Avenue. The appearance of the program in the upscale neighborhood has some cheering, others scratching their heads. Funeral Services Today For Taser Victim By Dave Lucas • Apr 13, 2015 Funeral services are scheduled for this morning for an Albany man who died in police custody. 39-year old Donald "Dontay" Ivy died April 2nd after being tased during a confrontation with Albany Police. The incident is being investigated by police internal affairs. A separate probe has been launched by Albany County D.A. David Soares. Calling hours are at 11 this morning followed by a noon funeral at Greater Saint John's Church of God in Christ in Albany. Ivy will be buried beside his mother in Graceland Cemetery in Albany. UAlbany Rally Over Death Of Donald Ivy By Dave Lucas • Apr 9, 2015 Helmi Teklu At the same time the District Attorney is launching an investigation, a rally is scheduled this afternoon at the University at Albany to protest the death of Donald "Dontay" Ivy, who died April 2nd after a confrontation with police in Albany's Arbor Hill neighborhood. Schumer Announces JetBlue Start Date For Albany By Patrick Garrett • Apr 7, 2015 Listen Listening... / 0:39 Travelers in the Capital Region have a new option. New York U.S. Senator Charles Schumer unveiled Monday that JetBlue airlines is beginning flights out of Albany December 10th. Community Rally Scheduled After Death Of Man In Police Custody By Dave Lucas • Apr 3, 2015 Early Thursday morning, Donald "Dontay" Shaw Ivy died following an encounter with Albany police. Different narratives have unfolded regarding the interaction between officers and Ivy, who was Tased during the struggle. The death has led to a call for justice and a rally outside police headquarters tonight. X-Ray Weapon Defendant Says Authorities Concocted Plot By Dave Lucas • Apr 2, 2015 wikipedia An upstate New York man accused of helping build an X-ray device he thought would be used to kill people at a mosque and an Islamic center has asked the judge to dismiss charges, saying the entire scheme was concocted by undercover investigators. Glendon Scott Crawford says in court papers that evidence turned over by federal prosecutors shows that from 2012 until his 2013 arrest, 59 federal and state agents worked on the case and that "no criminal enterprise existed," except as they fabricated it. After Death Of Man In Custody, Sheehan Urges Patience During Investigation WAMC Photo by Dave Lucas Authorities say they're investigating the death of a 39-year-old man who had fought with police officers after being stopped on an Albany street. Department spokesman Steven Smith says officers on patrol encountered the man around 12:30 a.m. Thursday in the area of Lark Street. Smith says while the officers talked to the man, he became aggressive and fought with them. Smith says the officers used a stun gun on the man but it appeared to have little effect on him. The man fled on foot but was soon caught and placed in custody. Local Businesses ❤ College Basketball By Dave Lucas • Mar 31, 2015 The University of Connecticut women's basketball team came through Albany over the weekend en route to its eighth straight Final Four. Downtown businesses are hopeful major NCAA events will continue coming to town. College basketball is big business — and good for local business. Times Union Center officials — whose recent bid to host the NCAA men's tournament in the next few seasons was denied — are hoping the success of the regional women's tourney final could set the stage for the rights to host future tournaments. 'People's Chief' Leaves Office By Dave Lucas • Mar 27, 2015 City of Albany The City of Albany is bidding farewell to a transformative police chief who has won praise for improving police-community relations. A bagpiper led Steven Krokoff out of police headquarters Friday where fellow officers saluted and paid tribute. Krokoff, oft-hailed as a "people's chief," is retiring to be closer to his extended family and to take a job as chief in Milton, Georgia, outside Atlanta. He joined the Albany Police Department in 1993. One of the city's youngest chiefs, Krokoff was 40 when he took the job in July 2010. Cohoes Mayoral Race Now Open By Dave Lucas • Mar 26, 2015 WAMC photo by Dave Lucas For the second time this week, an incumbent Capital Region mayor has decided against seeking another term. Troy Mayoral Race: Wiltshire Announces Candidacy By Dave Lucas • Mar 26, 2015 When Troy Mayor Lou Rosamilia announced Monday that he would not seek re-election, a window of opportunity opened for a cast of mayoral hopefuls. City Council President Rodney Wiltshire was first to officially step forward. Wiltshire kicked off his mayoral campaign Wednesday. Considered a "rebel" Democrat by some, Wiltshire often has clashed with first-term Mayor Lou Rosamilia and party leaders. Bishop Maginn HS Will Re-locate By Dave Lucas • Mar 25, 2015 Bisop Maginn HS A landmark Albany school is moving to smaller quarters. Saying it's time to stop the financial hemorrhaging, Albany Roman Catholic Diocese Bishop Ed Scharfenberger has decided the troubled Bishop Maginn High School will leave its current home, move to the former Cathedral School on Park Avenue, to "build a new beginning" with perhaps new administrators and board members. Vincentian Institute and Cardinal McCloskey High School merged in 1977, creating "Maginn" in the former McCloskey building. Breaking: Pedestrian Struck And Killed By Train In Mechanicville By Patrick Garrett • Mar 25, 2015 http://www.rxrsignals.net/New_York/Mechanicville/Viall2/9.jpg Authorities say a person has died after being hit by a freight train near an upstate New York rail yard. Judge Blocks Upstate County's Elections By Dave Lucas • Mar 24, 2015 wikipedia commons Voting has been placed on temporary hold throughout one upstate county. Senior U.S. Judge Lawrence Kahn ruled Tuesday Albany County diluted minority voting power in its 2011 redistricting plan. 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JERSEY CITY, N.J., Feb. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Enterprise mobility specialist, Antenna Software, will hold a webinar on Wednesday, February 20, aimed at helping enterprises understand common misconceptions about enterprise mobile development and what to do about them. As part of Antenna's ongoing "Mobile Masters Webinar Series," this online session will appeal to anyone involved in enterprise mobility, whether you're developing a mobile application strategy or currently developing apps. Joining Antenna executives on the webinar will be Sterling Hamilton, an experienced developer from Noble Studios, a full service digital agency that focuses on web and mobile through strategy, UX, design, and technology.
Debunking Common Myths of Mobile App Development
The rapid adoption of smart mobile devices has led to the rapid proliferation of open source app development tools. Businesses, too, are embracing the new opportunities created by smartphones and tablets. But developing, deploying, and managing mobile apps for business is more complex than building a cool game.
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(b) He had a surgery.
(c) He is taller.
(d) His laughter is more chronic.
2. What is Zinkoff's first question to Mrs. Biswell?
(a) What is your real name?
(b) Are you married?
(c) How many days are left in school?
(d) Are we still citizens?
3. What does Mrs. Zinkoff do to make money?
(a) Makes telemarketing calls.
(b) Sews dresses.
(c) Mails invoices.
(d) Irons laundry.
4. Where does Mrs. Zinkoff put Polly's crib when Zinkoff is home?
(a) In the kitchen.
(b) By the front door.
(c) In Zinkoff's room.
(d) By the hallway.
5. What does Zinkoff wear to school on his first day?
(a) A giraffe hat.
(b) A bandana.
(c) A cumberbund.
(d) A bow tie.
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1. What about Zinkoff does Mrs. Biswell say is atrocious?
2. What passes Zinkoff as he is running?
3. What are children compared to in the first chapter?
4. How does the narrator say someone might get annoyed by a happy child in winter?
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Problems of fuel ethanol production have been the subject of numerous reports, including this analysis. The conclusions are that ethanol: does not improve U.S. energy security; is uneconomical; is not a renewable energy source; and increases environmental degradation. Ethanol production is wasteful of energy resources and does not increase energy security. Considerably more energy, much of it high- grade fossil fuels, is required to produce ethanol than is available in the energy output. About 72% more energy is used to 'produce a gallon of ethanol than the energy in a gallon of ethanol. Ethanol production from corn is not renewable energy. Its production uses more non- renewable fossil energy resources in growing the corn and in the fermentation/distillation process than is produced as ethanol energy. Ethanol produced from corn and other food crops is also an unreliable and therefore a non-secure source of energy, because of the likelihood of uncontrollable climatic fluctuations, particularly droughts which reduce crop yields. The expected priority for corn and other food crops would be for food and feed. Increasing ethanol production would increase degradation of agricultural land and water and pollute the environment. In U.S. corn production, soil erodes some 18- times faster than soil is reformed, and, where irrigated, corn production mines water faster than recharge of aquifers. Increasing the cost of food and diverting human food resources to the costly and inefficient production of ethanol fuel raise major ethical questions. These occur at a time when more food is needed to meet the basic needs of a rapidly growing world population.
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They are not.
One is about the application. The other, the network. T...
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When people aren't talking about VMs and containers, they're talking about serverless architecture. Serverless is about no maintenance. It means you are not worried about low-level infrastructural and operational details. An event-driven serverless platform is a great use case for IoT. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Animesh Singh, an STSM and Lead for IBM Cloud Platform and Infrastructure, will detail how to build a distributed serverless, polyglot, microservices framework using open source tec...
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Lets make progress happen. As for the churches, any gay who wants to get married in a church- sorry friends – you've lost your way.
the object shoujld be to make the conservative churches relics of the past and museums teaching about an age of hate and discrimination.'
Its amazing that after all the horrors of the xtians "faith" anyone still believes in the Superstition and ignorance that they peddle as their wares.
Including primarily a promise of life after death based on 2000 year old stories that cannot be proven.
Christianity – much of it – is our own Islam
I'm deeply disturbed that the C4EM petition has only generated just over 55,000 signatures compared to the staggering 500,000 plus of the C4M petition. Are we to assume those 500,000 will have signed not in favour in the government consultation? What if they outnumber us once the consultation concludes in less than a month?
Im pretty sure they said on the first page its not about the number of replies they get its about the quality and the merits of the answers that people give. Although im not sure how that works for the simple polling questions though
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i jus learned my strawberries wont produce much the first year.Will I get a decent amount or very little?
i jus learned my strawberries wont produce much the first
What kind are you trying to grow. Day neutral or June berries.
All fruiting plants, tree's ect are not going to give a crop worth bothering about the first year in fact most strawberry plants are best replanted (NEW PLANTS) every 4 years, year 1, plants settle and put out nice root system, year 2-3 send out lots of flower which turn into fruits / berries, years 4-5 the plants are exhausted and the berries are not as flavoursome, smaller and the plants become weaker.
UP to year 23 you remove the small plantlett's and destroy or stick into the soil to root and replant these into a separate bed, first make the soil well prepared by adding as much humus as possible like horse manures well rotted, by making a trench a spade deep, add about 4-6 inches horse manure, fill back the soil removed from the trench and add this by making a mound, plant your strawberries on the top of the mound, this will help light, moisture as you water into the trenched soil and also it allows you to pack straw along the rows, lift up the flowering plants and stick the straw under the plants, it keeps water off the plants, stops them rotting on the soil, helps the sun to ripen the raised fruits and generally helps when weeding not to how/ rake or lift the growing roots of the plants.harvesting is easier too.
Happy strawberry eating ha, ha, ha.
Best Regards. WeeNel.
I grow 3 day neutrals. seascape Albion and Monterrey. I get 3 crops out of them every year. I buy bare root plants. I plant them late April and done picking by late September. All runners are picked off. when I'm done for the season I pull out all plants and plant new ones next spring. I grow them hydroponically in the hydrostackers.
thanks alot WeeNel...& everyone..I am growing both junebearing &everbearing.my question now would be (winter)? Do i jus leave em to be or cover them or..how do we survive the rain?
I would think in your area you could leave them in / alone over winter, IF there was a sudden drop in temp, you can buy horticultural fleece, it, very cheep and light as a feather so you wont damage the plants with this, it's bought either in packs certain size or by the yard, it allows heat, water, and air into the plants all it does if protect against frost, insects or wind burn.
Maybe someone from your area will come in and give you better advice than myself as I HAVE to use the fleece a lot over winter / early spring due to cold climate here in UK.
Hope this helps you out a bit and you have a bountiful juicey pickings before long.
Kindest Regards. WeeNel.
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