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First of all, congratulations with you new baby and my admiration for already responding to questions on this forum.
I've installed your plug-in yesterday and am currently in the process of playing around with it. It seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. There's one thing that I cannot seem to figure out though. Logged in as the admin, I've made a test to-do list in which I assigned several tasks to different people/users. Under the Advanced Settings of the plugin I've set "Show a User Only the To-Do Items Assigned to Them" to Yes. But when I subsequently log in as one of the users (they all have a Contributor role), they can still see all the items in the to-do list.
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The enigmatic vigilante X has shattered Arcadiaâs criminal triumvirate, the Three Pigs, and fixed his eye on an even tougher target. But with the police department AND the crime establishment teamed up against him, muckraking blogger Leigh Ferguson may be Xâs only ally! The brutal story of Dark Horseâs bloodiest hero begins anew!
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Stranded R-Train Riders to Get Ferry Service
Faster to downtown.
The commute from Sunset Park and Bay Ridge to Manhattan seemed like it would get a lot worse with R-train service between Brooklyn and Manhattan slated to go dark for more than a year. However, the Post reports that starting next week there will be ferry service from the Brooklyn Army Terminal, and the trip may actually get faster: "The ride will cost $2 and take commuters to Wall Street in a 15-minute trip, before heading up the East River to 34th Street." Sure beats a long, local haul on the R.


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BUA to relocate this summer, consolidate in one office building
- February 5, 2016
- By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Baptist University of the Américas will relocate this summer, consolidating its operations into an office building near its Southside San Antonio campus, with more square footage than the current eight structures.
Youth emerges from foster care to build life, help others
- February 5, 2016
- By Aimee Freston / Buckner International
Courtney Greer lived in 27 foster homes between the ages of 11 and 18, and today is grateful for the experience. Now Greer, a Buckner After Care client,is passing it on to her own daughter and to other children living in foster care. From BNG
Obituary: William Davenport
- February 4, 2016
- By Staff / Baptist Standard
William Davenport, 86, died in Karnes City after long career as Baptist pastor.
Buckner Family Pathways receives grant to help moms
- February 4, 2016
- By Jordan Corona / Buckner International
The Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation awarded a $15,000 Texas Fund Grant to the Buckner Family Pathways program in Lubbock for its work helping single-parent families.
Rabbi sees evangelicals and Orthodox Jews as strategic allies
- February 3, 2016
- By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Evangelical Christians who may feel marginalized in an increasingly secular society should find kinship and common ground with Orthodox Jews, a rabbi told students and faculty at Baylor University.
TBM shifting gears—not pulling out—after month in Rowlett
- January 28, 2016
- By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
After one month and more than 2,000 volunteer days providing disaster relief to tornado-ravaged parts North Texas, Texas Baptist Men prepared to move from a broad-based day-to-day presence to specialized teams serving on request.
Logsdon's new Maston Chair wants to foster discipleship
- January 28, 2016
- By Dan Carpenter / Logsdon Seminary
The new T.B. Maston Chair of Christian Ethics at Hardin-Simmons University's Logsdon Seminary hopes to honor the legacy of the pioneering 20th century Baptist ethicist by introducing students to the subject and making it applicable to ministry in Texas churches.
Buckner and Baylor shaped Kenyan's ministry to the poor
- January 28, 2016
- By Chelsea White / Buckner International
When asked about her work with Kenyan orphans and children in poverty, the normally upbeat Rose Wasike paused as tears fill her eyes.
Grand jury indicts activists behind Planned Parenthood videos
- January 28, 2016
- By Trevor Hughes / USA Today
A Texas grand jury investigating video-recorded allegations that Planned Parenthood illegally sold fetal organs instead indicted two of the people who made the controversial undercover videos.
Texas Baptist university students serve on MLK Day
- January 22, 2016
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Texas Baptist university students paid tribute to the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. by spending the national holiday that honors him in community service.
Obituaries: Dan McQueen and George Clark
- January 21, 2016
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Obituaries: Dan McQueen and George Clark
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- January 20, 2016
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Dallas Baptist University dedicates student learning center. Howard Payne University names Michael Rodgers chief financial officer. Jennifer Maggio scheduled as keynote speaker at Legacy of Love Single Moms Conference in Canton.
Abortions in Texas decline significantly
- January 20, 2016
- By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Few issues create division like debate over abortion. But pro-life and pro-choice advocates in Texas agree on at least one point: The number of abortions in the state has declined in recent years.
About 200 baptized at cowboy church crusade
- January 20, 2016
- By Leah Reynolds / Texas Baptists Communications
More than 250 people made public professions of faith in Christ and about 200 were baptized during the Main Event Crusade at the Cowboy Church of Corsicana.
Paid fantasy sports sites violate Texas law, attorney general says
- January 19, 2016
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Paid daily fantasy sports sites run contrary to Texas law, Attorney General Ken Paxton said.


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Germany Digs In on Greek Debt Extensions Rejected by Trichet
Germany stepped up demands that investors share the cost of a second Greek rescue after Jean-Claude Trichet rejected direct involvement by the European Central Bank.
"We have to insist on the participation of the private sector," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told lawmakers in Berlin today, ignoring warnings from credit-rating firms that his proposal to extend Greek debt maturities by seven years would be deemed a default. A working group set up this week is charged with indentifying "a good solution for the involvement of the private sector that can and has to be supported by the European Central Bank," he said.
As politicians try to find a plan by June 24 that would share the cost of a new rescue with bondholders, Trichet yesterday ruled out the Frankfurt-based ECB setting an example with its own assets. While the bank has said it could accept a plan in which investors voluntarily agree to buy Greek bonds to replace maturing debt, President Trichet said the ECB has no intention of rolling over its own Greek holdings.
Greek, Irish and Spanish benchmark bonds slumped after Schaeuble's speech. Portugal's 10-year bond yield rose to a record 10.45 percent before settling up 13 basis points at 10.42 percent as of 12:17 p.m. in London. Greece's 10-year yield rose 12 basis points to 16.78 percent.
The euro declined 0.52 percent to $1.4452 as of 3:17 p.m. in Berlin.
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Sustained ECB resistance could leave politicians facing the prospect of asking their taxpayers to finance a Greek budget shortfall that may amount to 90 billion euros ($130 billion) through 2014. Trichet also warned against Schaeuble's approach, saying any solution forcing private-sector involvement amounts to a "credit event" and would be an "enormous mistake."
"Trichet is really digging his heels in now," said Tobias Blattner, an economist at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe in London who worked at the ECB until April. "The ECB has already shouldered the main burden of the crisis. These are the same politicians that dithered last year and got the ECB to pick up the pieces."
The cost of insuring against default on government debt sold by Greece surged to a record yesterday, according to traders of credit-default swaps. Contracts on Greece soared 30 basis points to 1,522, according to CMA.
The ECB started buying the bonds of distressed governments in May last year to help ensure the transmission of its monetary policy in money and credit markets.
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ECB officials reinforced their resistance today to taking additional measures to stem the sovereign debt crisis, saying that it is again up to politicians and governments to respond.
"The burden is not on us," Vice President Vitor Constancio said in Frankfurt today. "It wasn't the ECB that asked for private-sector involvement."
Executive Board member Juergen Stark called on governments to end their "fruitless discussion" about debt restructuring, which is unlikely to lead to "a substantial involvement of the private sector."
"With a strong commitment from Greek authorities, I think there's no need for private-sector involvement," Stark told reporters in Frankfurt today. "The ECB is not against involvement of the private sector but conditions have to be clear: The involvement of the private sector has to be purely voluntary and not create a default."
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The central bank has so far purchased 75 billion euros worth of assets in the secondary market under its Securities Market Program, which it stresses is temporary and not designed to finance governments. It may have purchased about 40 billion euros of Greek government bonds, Barclays Capital estimates.
It is also financing the banking systems of Greece, Portugal and Ireland, which have together received bailouts totaling 256 billion euros, by continuing to lend them unlimited amounts of money at its benchmark rate.
While the ECB is prevented by its founding treaty from buying bonds on the primary market, it "could be instrumental in convincing private bondholders to roll over by re-launching its SMP program on the secondary market," said Gilles Moec, an economist at Deutsche Bank AG in London. Trichet's comments are a "further confirmation that the Europeans are still far from a fully fledged solution," he said.
'Skeptical Voices'
Schaeuble, in a June 6 letter to Trichet and fellow euro finance ministers, called for Greek bondholders to extend the maturities of their debt by seven years to give Greece more time to cut its debt and budget deficit.
"I have proposed a fair distribution of risks between taxpayers and private creditors for the phase of gaining time," Schaeuble said today. "We're taking skeptical voices and warnings from the European Central Bank on the involvement of the private sector seriously."
Governments aim to reach agreement on a new aid package by a European Union summit on June 23-24. The IMF has threatened to withhold its share of what remains of Greece's original 110 billion-euro bailout until governments guarantee that the country's financing needs for the next 12 months are covered. The IMF was due to turn over 3.3 billion euros this month.
European governments and the IMF would lend as much as an extra 45 billion euros to Greece under a new bailout plan that also includes roughly 30 billion euros in asset-sale proceeds and about 30 billion euros in rollovers by creditors, two people with direct knowledge of the talks said yesterday.
While a debt rollover has been gaining support among EU officials, credit analysts at Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings have indicated that pressure on private investors to participate would prompt a default rating on Greek debt.
"We exclude all elements which are not voluntary," Trichet said. Asked if the ECB would roll over its own holdings of Greek government bonds if private investors agreed to do so, Trichet said: "It is certainly not our intention."


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Pretty Darn Neat Hotel
The JW Marriott Denver is a very unique hotel. Its in Cherry Creek North which almost has a small town/main street look. But though it looks main street/small town, its a very trendy area. Then you cross 1st Avenue which is 1 block away and you are at the Cherry Creek Mall, which has Saks, Neiman and many many other high end retailers. Also a few blocks away is the Tattered Cover Bookstore which is one of the largest in the US. The hotel is relatively small for a Marriott, but its not exactly a boutique hotel either. Its kind of a hybrid of the two. The public areas are very bold as far as Marriott goes, almost seemed Art Decoish. The hotel clientele seemed fairly rich and upscale and you probably wouldn't like the hotel if you don't have at least a little bit of sophistication in your blood. This hotel is very unique and very hard to classify. You have to go and see it for yourself to understand. It projected both the impression of a quaint boutique hotel on a Connecticut Mainstreet but also had vibes of a glitzy, pretentious hotel in NY. The decor was very daring and tantalizing but yet it still felt like a big box hotel retailer. It seemed both cozy and pretentious. I guess in a way this hotel is typical Denver, new meets old, east meets west, cowboy meets moviestar. Go check it out.
Wonderful Hotel
Stayed here to celebrate our anniversary in January. Alex, the doorman was a great help, and very courteous. S-class Mercedes is the hotel car available to transport guests to area restaurants/stores. The room was spacious and clean, with an extraordinary bathroom; separate tub and glass-enclosed shower. Top-notch bath products and plenty of towels. Check-in was easy and made us feel welcome. We ordered room service for dessert that evening, and they delivered in half the time estimated. Had breakfast in the restaurant the next morning; excellent selection for about $13/person. Good buffet, with lots of choices, all fresh and gourmet-quality. Good location, in the middle of Cherry Creek North, a neighborhood full of interesting shops, restaurants, spas, and the most prestigious shopping mall in Denver. We hope to return soon.
Dissapointed in both the hotel and the city!
Definately not the usual Marriot standard.
The hotel itself is ok, but the sevice were terrible and the staff unfriendly and unhelpful.
Did not like this hotel or the city in general, the city doesn't have much to offer.
Will not go back.
Nice Hotel....Terrible Service
Nice hotel, but terrible service. I stayed there shortly after it opened and I think they were still working out their quirks. On 2 of my 4 mornings there, my wake up call was over 20 minutes late. One afternoon, a bellman and 4 guests barged into my room during a nap. Internet service did not work for 2 full days and it took at least 5 calls and 4 "engineers" to come in and fix the problem. The hotel accidently checked me out of my room after my 3rd night so my keys were unable to work and my hotel bill was all messed up. I would not stay here again. The Denver Marriott City Center downtown caters much better to the business traveler and for a much better price.
Loved the marriott JW
We loved the JW Marriott. We couldn't get over the friendliness of the staff. Even the bell men were happy to see us come back to the hotel everyday.
My new favorite Denver Hotel
Stayed here 4 nights on business August 2004. Everything is new, pristinely clean and bright! Staff are great.
The restaurant is of national quality...excellent chef and creative food choices. Although the wine steward was very inexperienced and seemed to make awkward suggestions..our group had a great meal.
Overall, its my new favorite hotel for room quality, staff helpfulness and facilities.
A+ Customer Service
We stayed at this property the week of 8/16/04. Had wonderful mountain view room on the 9th floor. Absolutely the best service (valet staff, Concierge, Front Desk, Sundry Shop) of any Marriott we have been to in the past. Rooms are a little small, but bathrooms are large with separate glass shower and tub. High quality furnishings and very large flat screen TV. Great Concierge lounge and staff. Hotel located in a great area to walk around and shop, eat, etc...
5 Star Service
What a great hotel, 5 Star at its best. From arriving at the front drive everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. Walking inside I was overwhelmed by the property. The front Desk and Concierge staff was very professional and helped us with all our needs. The room I stayed in did not have the best view, but who stays in a city hotel for views.. The bar is very upscale, great location in Denver. No self parking available is a down side. $19.00 a day to Valet Park. We charge the same here in Vail; it would be nice to see free parking near the property. Hopefully will be staying on the concierge level for future stays.
Beautiful New Hotel in Great Location
Beautiful New Hotel in Great Location
I had the opportunity to spend two weekend nights at the new JW Marriott Denver at Cherry Creek hotel. The hotel is wonderful and is in a really great neighborhood.
The service at this hotel is excellent and very personalized. There are almost too many people waiting and wanting to help you. Everyone seems to take the time to chat with you, rather than just get their job done. Wake up calls are by a live person, not a recording.
We stayed in room 509, a room with two queen beds. The quality of everything was excellent. The beds were ultra comfortable and had great linens and pillows. The towels and amenities in the huge bathroom were also first rate. I like the fact that the bathroom had both a tub and a glass enclosed shower. There was also a lighted magnifying mirror which always pleases my wife.
For entertainment, there was a 32" flat-screen TV and a DVD/CD player. High speed internet service was available without charge, which I very much appreciated.
One of the best things about this hotel is its location. It is located in a quiet area with narrow streets and lots of trees. Within a couple of blocks of the hotel are many restaurants and shops, as well as the Cherry Creek Mall.
Because of the location, there does not seem to be any parking at the hotel. Valet parking is available for $19.00 per day. It takes a few minutes to get your car so I assume the parking is a block or two away.
Wonderful hotel with excellent service in a great location.
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Market catches 'Asian flu'
Published: Monday, August 17, 2009 at 12:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 17, 2009 at 12:48 p.m.
Investors on Wall Street sent shares lower on Monday as a chilly pessimism about the global recovery settled over worldwide markets.
Before the weekend, disappointing data about the confidence of American consumers deflated stocks and renewed concerns about the brittle nature of the recovery. By the end of Friday trading, New York markets had closed down for the week after a month of consecutive weekly gains.
The pessimism soon rubbed off on Asian investors who feared that a sustained weakness in American spending would threaten recovery in export-dependent countries like Japan and China.
Shares fell by roughly 2 percent shortly after the opening bell in New York, hours after markets in Shanghai and Tokyo posted their worst one-day drops in months. The Shanghai composite index plummeted 5.8 percent, taking its total decline since Aug. 4 to 17 percent and further eroding a rally that had sent it up more than 80 percent in the first seven months of this year.
At mid-day, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.94 percent to 9,154, down 166. The broad-based Standard and Poors 500-stock index dropped 2.17 percent to 982.31. The Nasdaq composite index shed 2.34 percent to 1,939.02.
Its almost an Asian flu that the markets caught today, said Art Hogan, the chief markets analyst at Jeffries & Co. Creeping into the conversation now is, when do we see top-line revenue growth? When is the consumer going to take over from government stimulus? But the answer is consumer data has been less than spectacular.
Industry may be rebounding more quickly. According to data released Monday, New York states manufacturing showed growth in August. Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank in New York ratcheted up the states general economic index to 12.1, the highest it has been since April 2008.
The manufacturing survey shows us returning to growth, said Nigel Gault of IHS Global Insight. Thatll dampen some of the initial negative sentiment from overseas.
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Had same problem w/WP v3.0.4 & 5
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set permission to "Author" and while file is visible, the link is not active regardless of whether signed in as Admin or not.
I have two sites on same server with nearly identical configurations. DLMgr works fine on one and not the other?? On the not working one I've gone so far as taking the site to "Parade Rest":
ALL plugins deactivated.
Shift to default (2010) theme.
Delete DLMgr plugin (incl table and entries in wpoptions table)
Reload from web
Make it First (and ONLY) plug-in to be activated and it won't work.
WP-Debug file shows no errors...
Frustrating thing is that it worked for "a while" after upgrading to 3.1 on this install. I logged in/out several times and it behaved properly (was excited...) Made no adjustments to site, not even a new page or post and it just quit. The only thing I know that might have happened, which I believe is unrelated, is that a couple of Author users changed their passwords.
I've tried w/both IE and FF (no difference)
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NEW ORLEANS, LA – Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu joined representatives from Wells Fargo, NeighborWorks America, and Hope Enterprise Corporation to announce the $5.15 million New Orleans NeighborhoodLIFT® program which will boost homeownership opportunities for low and moderate income households and to assist with the City's coordinated development strategy to bring investment into all areas of New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu joined District C Councilmember Kristin Gisleson Palmer and representatives of the Louisiana Land Trust and the State of Louisiana Office of Community Development to commemorate the demolition of the abandoned, blighted structures at the former Southwood Patio Homes located at 4300 Sullen Place in Algiers.
NEW ORLEANS, LA— The weather forecast indicates the temperature or wind chill factor in New Orleans is expected to fall to 35 degrees or below overnight on Tuesday, January 7, 2014.
NEW ORLEANS, LA — Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu reminded residents that the City will continue its program of recycling Christmas trees in an effort to promote the restoration of Louisiana's wetlands and to assist in the protection of the Louisiana coastline.
NEW ORLEANS, LA—On Monday, January 6, 2014, Mayor Mitch Landrieu will be joined by City officials and representatives from Carnival organizations at Mardi Gras World, where they will welcome the start of the 2014 Carnival season.
NEW ORLEANS, LA— The weather forecast indicates the temperature or wind chill factor in New Orleans is expected to fall to 35 degrees or below overnight on Sunday, January 5, and Monday, January 6, 2014.
NEW ORLEANS, LA—Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu announced plans for the sixth NOLA FOR LIFE Day on Saturday, January 11, 2014, and invited all residents to join him in a revitalization effort in and around A.L. Davis Playground in the Central City neighborhood.
NEW ORLEANS, LA—Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu and NOPD Superintendent Ronal Serpas announced the opening of registration for a Special Recruitment Event for the New Orleans Police Department.
NEW ORLEANS, LA—Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu along with New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Ronal Serpas, New Orleans Fire Department Superintendent Timothy McConnell, New Orleans EMS Director Dr. Jeff Elder and City officials highlighted early signs of progress on the city's public safety efforts and showcased new, state-of-the-art public safety equipment and technology for the City's law enforcement agencies.
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Mr. Roarke: Mr. Watkins.
Evan Watkins: Stay away Mr. Roarke.
Mr. Roarke: You cannot possibly run out like this your daughter is on the way here.
Evan Watkins: I don't have a daughter. I'm not equipped for that kind of job. You see what a mess this fantasy turned out to be. You were gonna send me home a winner. This'll teach you to stay out of gambling Mr. Roarke. It's for pros only!
Amy Watkins: Daddy! Daddy!
Evan Watkins: Please get her out of here.
Amy Watkins: Dad your safe.
Evan Watkins: Sure I'm safe, look Princess we've always been straight with one another right, let me go, stay here with Mr. Roarke and Tattoo. They'll give you the kind of life I never could.
Margo Glenn: You weren't running out on that rubber boat were you? You'd never make it.
Evan Watkins" I'd take that action if I had a dollar but I don't.
Mr. Roarke: Mr. Watkins, this may come as a surprise to you, but I am the biggest gambler you have ever met. You failed to recognize that fact because I don't dally with small time action. I bet on the big game Mr. Watkins, I bet on people. It's too bad that you never tried that, betting on yourself, on your future. Put a wager on life Mr. Watkins, that's where the real action is.
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Annals of Biomedical Engineering
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A Constitutive Model of Soft Tissue: From Nanoscale Collagen to Tissue Continuum
- Huang TangAffiliated withDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Northwestern University
- , Markus J. BuehlerAffiliated withLaboratory for Atomistic and Molecular Mechanics, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Email author
- , Brian MoranAffiliated withDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Northwestern UniversityKing Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)
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Soft collagenous tissue features many hierarchies of structure, starting from tropocollagen molecules that form fibrils, and proceeding to a bundle of fibrils that form fibers. Here we report the development of an atomistically informed continuum model of collagenous tissue. Results from full atomistic and molecular modeling are linked with a continuum theory of a fiber-reinforced composite, handshaking the fibril scale to the fiber and continuum scale in a hierarchical multi-scale simulation approach. Our model enables us to study the continuum-level response of the tissue as a function of cross-link density, making a link between nanoscale collagen features and material properties at larger tissue scales. The results illustrate a strong dependence of the continuum response as a function of nanoscopic structural features, providing evidence for the notion that the molecular basis for protein materials is important in defining their larger-scale mechanical properties.
KeywordsMulti-scale model Collagen Soft tissue Molecular mechanics Continuum Finite element Deformation Failure Mechanical properties
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- A Constitutive Model of Soft Tissue: From Nanoscale Collagen to Tissue Continuum
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Annals of Biomedical Engineering
Volume 37, Issue 6 , pp 1117-1130
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- 2009-06
- 10.1007/s10439-009-9679-0
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- 0090-6964
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- Huang Tang (1)
- Markus J. Buehler (2)
- Brian Moran (1) (3)
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- 1. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Northwestern University, 2145 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL, 60208-3109, USA
- 2. Laboratory for Atomistic and Molecular Mechanics, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 77 Massachusetts Ave., Room 1-235A&B, Cambridge, MA, USA
- 3. King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Thuwal, Saudi Arabia


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By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Bristol Township woman and her 6-year-old son were struck by a pickup truck Tuesday while crossing the street outside an elementary school after a holiday concert there, police said. Carol Tudico, 45, of Fairless Hills, suffered multiple injuries in the accident at 9:10 p.m. outside the James Buchanan Elementary School on Haines Road, Levittown. Tudico and her son had gone to see the woman's daughter, Janine, 9, perform in the holiday chorus. Carol Tudico remained in critical condition yesterday at Saint Mary Hospital, Langhorne.
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July 2, 2010
A 70-year-old Vineland, N.J., bicyclist died Wednesday after being struck by a pickup truck on Route 555 in Franklin Township. Robert R. Schwinn was riding along the northbound side of Route 555 near Weymouth Road when a 1992 Ford F-150 pickup struck him from behind at 7:23 a.m., according to the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office. Schwinn, who was wearing a helmet and safety reflector vest at the time of the collision, was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics from Underwood-Memorial Hospital in Woodbury.
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March 17, 1987
By Lee Pasternack, Special to The Inquirer
A Tabernacle woman was killed late Sunday night when a car in which she was riding - apparently being driven to elude police - slammed into a pickup truck driven by her brother, state police said. The car, with its headlights and taillights off and traveling at what police called "a high rate of speed," ran a stop sign at Routes 620 and 534 in Shamong, Burlington County, and hit the pickup truck, hurtling debris into a nearby apartment, police said. The debris injured a 10-year-old girl inside the apartment, they said.
This Pickup Truck Was Trouble No Matter Who Was Driving It
November 5, 1999
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Burlington Township police were busy yesterday following the antics of a 1979 Ford pickup and its two drivers. The saga began in front of the Prince Diner at Route 130 and Beverly Road, where, police said, the vehicle struck a sign post. Police were called to the scene and given a description of the vehicle, which was driven by its owner, Florence resident Shawn Puza. Two police officers arrested Puza, 44, on River Road and reported finding an open alcohol container in the truck.
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Ever notice how popular you are when you drive a pickup? It's really remarkable. You get calls from obscure relatives who want to borrow your truck to haul a Louis-the-Something-or-Other armoire from Weirton, W. Va., to Backwater, N.J. The president of your high school class, whom you haven't seen since June 1967, suddenly appears at your door and wonders if he can use your pickup to get a load of mulch. Little League groundskeepers see you as a natural ally. You receive Telex messages from underdeveloped countries urgently requesting your pickup for the transport of political prisoners.
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An elderly Montgomery County man was hit by a pickup truck and killed Tuesday while he was out for a walk, according to Lower Salford police. Just before 7 p.m., John L. Wile, 81, of Harleysville, was struck by a Dodge Ram in front of a Wawa, on the 300 block of Main Street, police said. The driver, who was not identified by police, had left the Wawa and was pulling out from the parking lot when the accident occurred. Wile, was transported to Grand View Hospital in Sellersville.
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State police are investigating an accident that killed two New Jersey women Saturday afternoon when the motorcycles they were riding were hit by a pickup truck that crossed into opposing traffic on a Maurice River Township highway in Cumberland County. Police identified the dead as Diane Allen, 53, of Mullica Hill, and Robin Ennis, 48, of Wenonah. A third victim, Michael Ennis, 53, of Wenonah, was critically injured and taken to Atlanticare Regional Medical Center, police said. Investigators said the pickup's driver, Joseph Moyer, 40, of Eldora, was driving south on State Highway 347 when he lost control on a curve and crashed into a group of northbound motorcyclists.
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April 4, 2011
A Bucks County police officer was injured Saturday when a stolen pickup truck rammed his car in Doylestown Township, state police said. Buckingham Township Officer Timothy Johnson was pursuing a Dodge Dakota believed to have been stolen in New Jersey. After the collison, the pickup's driver ran away; Dujuan Pedro Gratz, 23, of Piscataway, N.J., was arrested after forcing his way into a house on Shady Knoll Drive, police said. Johnson was treated at Doylestown Hospital and released.
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By John Jennings, Inquirer Staff Writer
Two people were killed and two others were seriously injured when the pickup truck in which they were riding crashed into the rear of a stopped dump truck during heavy fog early yesterday in Cinnaminson. Pronounced dead of multiple injuries at the scene were Harold B. Samuels, 28, of Jones Avenue, Burlington City, and Philip Stroman, 26, of the first block of Holton Lane, Willingboro. Police said both were passengers in the cab of the pickup truck, which was northbound on Route 130 near Andover Road.
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BALTIMORE Orioles slugger Chris Davis is currently sitting out a 25-game suspension for using Adderall, a banned substance. Usually a drug that helps people with attention deficit disorder improve their focus, it is categorized by Major League Baseball as a stimulant, thus the suspension. Maybe Davis can use what happened Monday on a Maryland highway as Exhibit A that, indeed, the drug has made him more alert and focused. Traveling on I-295 on his way to pick up friends at Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall Airport, Davis saw a tire blow out on a big pickup truck, causing the vehicle to flip and pin a man underneath it. Davis, whose nickname just happens to be "Crash," was the first to arrive at the accident scene and began waving to passers-by to stop and help.
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By Julie Shaw, STAFF WRITER
A school bus carrying children on North Broad Street struck a parked pickup truck Thursday afternoon, causing both the bus and truck to jump the curb, authorities said. The accident occurred about 1:30 p.m. while the bus was heading north on the 6300 block of Broad, in Fern Rock. The bus was taking students home from St. Martin de Porres Catholic School. Tom Smith, director of government programs for the Independence Mission Schools, which runs the private K-8 school at 2300 W. Lehigh Avenue in North Philadelphia, said the bus driver had already dropped off a lot of students on its route and had 10 students left on the bus. The students ranged from 1st to 7th grades, he said.
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April 29, 2016
By Julie Shaw, STAFF WRITER
Philadelphia police are investigating a bizarre sequence of car crashes in North Philadelphia early Wednesday, including one that injured two cops. The two plainclothes officers were patrolling in an unmarked pickup truck around 2:15 a.m. They were driving south on Broad Street, near Brown, when a black sedan heading east on Brown hit their vehicle, said Capt. John Wilczynski of the Accident Investigation District. The car did not stop and was last seen traveling south on Broad.
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February 13, 2016
The driver of a pickup truck was killed early Thursday when the vehicle overturned in Bristol, police said. The accident happened around 3 a.m. at Old Route 13 (Bristol Pike) and Otter Street. The driver was ejected from the vehicle and died at the hospital, police said. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Silverado 2500 up to the tasks
November 9, 2015
By Al Haas, For The Inquirer
'High Country" seems like an apt name for a pickup truck that starts at $56,265. But then again, the test truck in question - the Chevrolet Silverado 2500 High Country fitted with a crew cab and four-wheel drive - is no ordinary pickup. It is a heavy-duty, top-of-the-line bodybuilder that allows you to carry five big boys and pull enormous trailers while lolling in a leathery, wood-accented environment. The test truck can tow 13,000 pounds if you use a trailer hitch, and pull 13,900 pounds with a bed-mounted fifth wheel.
The Traveling Piano man returns to Kensington
August 14, 2015
By Jeff Gammage, Inquirer Staff Writer
Get a good look at Danny Kean - pounding the keys as his dog, Mo, snoozes atop his piano, jammed in the bed of his old red pickup truck. Because he won't be in Philadelphia for long. Gray-haired and goateed, Kean may be the last of the hard-core troubadours. He talks fast, thinks deep, and moves on. He has no home, no job, and no money. What he's got is a 1987 Toyota, three-quarters of a tank of gas, and a belief that bringing piano music to people across the continent affords them, and him, a certain kind of enlightenment.
Slain Mayfair man was a 'good kid'
August 11, 2015
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ALL THOMAS Ewing wanted Friday was a night out with his friends, to see the work week off and unwind. He would have gotten exactly that - if not for some violent punk who, in the heat of a petty spat, stabbed Ewing to death in front of his own front door. "I can't believe something like this happened to somebody who does nothing wrong," said Seth Lempert, a friend of Ewing's who he once slung pizzas alongside at a local restaurant. "We lost a kid at 21 years old," Lempert said.
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EPIFANIO VELAZQUEZ thought the voice at the other end of the line was playing a cruel joke. "The owner of this phone just got hit by a truck," the mysterious caller said late June 22. But that's impossible, Velazquez thought: The number matched his brother Julio's cellphone. Velazquez demanded more details, but the caller hung up in a panic. A few hours later, he received another call. It wasn't a joke, although he wishes it were. His brother Julio Torres was lying in Temple University Hospital, grievously wounded after he was run down by a pickup truck while riding a bicycle in North Philly.
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June 24, 2015
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April 19, 2015
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Suge Knight murder case heats up A Los Angeles judge ruled that prosecutors have enough evidence to try hip hop mogul Marion "Suge" Knight , 49, for allegedly running down two men intentionally with his pickup truck in late January outside a Compton, Calif., burger stand. Terry Carter died, and Cle "Bone" Sloan suffered serious injuries. Superior Court Judge Ronald Coen also agreed Friday to an Associated Press request that he release some evidence to the public. This includes a one-hour police interview with Sloan, and, perhaps most damning, a video from a surveillance camera outside the burger stand that captured what happened.
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March 27, 2015
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TWO WOMEN testified yesterday to similar accounts of how a man in a white pickup truck drove each of them, on separate occasions, to Pennypack Park in Northeast Philadelphia, then brutally raped them. After hearing their testimonies, Municipal Judge Teresa Carr Deni held defendant Robert Palen, 39 - the most recent high-profile alleged Pennypack Park rapist - for trial on charges of rape, aggravated assault and related offenses. One woman, 31, tearfully testified that a little after 7 p.m. Aug. 1, 2010, she was hanging on the corner of Disston Street and Torresdale Avenue in Tacony when Palen, whom she did not know, circled around her in a white "utility" pickup truck.
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#62 Aug 1, 2012
Lincoln was a honest man but was no a great president he. But if more people in southern indiana would be a lot like him lol then it would be a better place.
#63 Aug 2, 2012
Why should we e arguing about that Lincoln shit anyways? It's 2012! Shut up!
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#64 Aug 2, 2012
Hatfield is trashy and ppl their are not that great and yeah the market is a bad
#65 Aug 3, 2012
But your momma lives in hatfield so is she trashy
#66 Aug 20, 2012
Kaci Young,
Just wanted you to know your dad has been fooling around on your mom for yrs,I know is there is a woman named Rita Dubiago notsure if I spelled her last name right. Anyway she had told me she was dateing a guy from Hatfield and she told me his name. It was your dad. How I know she confronted him and then dumped his a$$ue to him being a married man. I feel bad to let this out on here but you needed to know. I really love you and your mom. Your dad even came to my house and tried saying your mom sent him over to check my pipe that had busted. The funny thing is he walked in and was surpised to find my husband at home and I didn't have any busted pipes.
Anyway the bi%%h he cheated with that owns that dump of a store should just take note he'll get tired of her nasty rotten skanky A$$ and cheat on her too.
#67 Sep 4, 2012
Gotta put my two cents in on this one!!!@ Kaci Young- Barb sure isn't the first person your Dad cheated with.@ Barb- you will never learn...you are so starved for attention.
#68 Sep 5, 2012
Quit airing dirty laundry... Kaci I'm sry girl ppl don't know when enough is enough
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#69 Sep 14, 2012
I love how barb thinks she is a bad ass cuz she can tell people to leave her store. News flash, you own the hatfield market it's not a big accomplishment & you can barely make your bills so you should be more mindful of how many people you piss off. Maybe, if you guys would quit running off all your business you could drive some nice vehicles besides the piece of shit ones that barely start. You might also be able to afford actual houses of your own instead of living in rented double wides & janky looking trailers. By the way, if I was in your shoes I probably would have bought the market as well so that I could employ my family members who will never make anything of themselves.
#70 Sep 14, 2012
Love u hatfield market!!! Anytime I go thru I stop there!!! U all have big hearts that ppl abuse
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#71 Sep 14, 2012
Your name "Crazy" says it all, you clearly are crazy to think they have "big hearts" the only onewho works there & has a big heart would be Autumn & she doesn't even work there any more.
#72 Sep 14, 2012
Haha!!! Barb, Bonnie, & Nikki are kind to me and work their asses off
Autumn has been the one and only hateful one I've ever been fronted with
#73 Sep 14, 2012
I loved reading the Lincoln stuff. Haven't laughed that much in a long time. Do any of you know who Nancy Hanks is and where she's buried?
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|Gary Doak
February 25, 1946
Goderich, ON, CAN
|5 ft 11 in (180 cm)
|188 lb (85 kg; 13 st 6 lb)
|Played for
|Detroit Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Vancouver Canucks
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Gary Walter Doak (born February 25, 1946 in Goderich, Ontario) is a former NHL defenceman who played for the Detroit Red Wings, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks and New York Rangers. He recorded 23 goals and 107 assists for a total of 130 points in 789 NHL regular season games. His name was engraved on the Stanley Cup in 1970. Following retirement, Doak was the Boston Bruin's assistant coach from 1981–82 to the 1984–85 season. He also coached at the University of Massachusetts Boston for two years.[1]
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Updated: 03/28/2011 - The GBI says five teenagers are in custody for the murder of 38-year-old Ricky Gibson. Now, they face even more charges.
Updated: 03/28/2011 - The GBI says five teenagers are in custody for the murder of 38-year-old Ricky Gibson. Now, they face even more charges.
Updated: 09/25/2008 - Parents and teachers both depend on many resources to help in the fight against sexual predators. One valuable resource can be found online.
Updated: 09/25/2008 - The young mother accused of stabbing her two children to death in November of 2007 has asked for a bench trial, and waived her right to a jury trial.
Updated: 01/07/2011 - Grovetown Public Safety and the GBI are still working to solve a home invasion that turned deadly. The shooting happened on Williams Street in Grovetown around 2:00 this morning.
Updated: 09/25/2008 - Car break-ins are happening all over the area. Six people have been arrested recently in car break-in related crimes.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - Just about any store you walk into these days has something on sale, but you only get the discount if you send in a rebate. If you're not careful though, you may never see your money.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - Natural gas plant plans release.
Updated: 09/25/2008 - Workers have begun clearing a path for construction works to build a new Bass Pro Shops store near River Watch Parkway.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - An Aiken man sought in the September 21 stabbing of his former wife and another man has surrendered to investigators at the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - During the first two days of voting this week, Richmond County reported 556 people voted. Columbia County reported 402.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - Some Richmond County schools are getting new leadership, after school board concerns grow about Butler High School.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - 38-year old Ricky Gibson of Grovetown, Georgia was shot and killed during a home invasion early Wednesday morning.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - The state Commerce Department said Wednesday that Monaca, Pa.-based Horsehead Corp. is planning to locate an $87 million zinc recycling facility in Barnwell County.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - Columbia County is one step closer to having another state-of-the-art health care facility.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - Unlivable conditions at a south Augusta apartment complex have prompted city officials to step in. Mold, faulty wiring and holes in the wall are reported at the Hi-Port Regency Apartments. The apartments are actually condemned.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - The completion date for the I-20 widening project is October 2009. But until then, drivers will have to deal with more lane shifting and stopping.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - Richmond County investigators say one person is hurt after a shooting at the Cherry Tree housing projects. It happened on Bleakley Street.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - Richmond County deputies say alcohol and speed were factors in an accident that resulted in a car slamming into the Arby's on Washington Road.
Updated: 09/23/2008 - An Augusta personal care home is closed down after the power is disconnected. Thirteen patients were moved out of the home on Sullivan Road in Augusta.
Updated: 09/23/2008 - Metal theft has become such a problem, Richmond County has an investigator specifically to handle it. Now the county's joining forces with other agencies to form a Metal Talk Force.
Updated: 09/23/2008 - We all remember the fight between Augusta Coliseum Authority member William Fennoy and community activist Woody Merry. We have new details on the court proceedings.
Posted: 09/23/2008 - An Aiken woman is being treated at MCG hospital in Augusta after a wreck at Gregg Highway and Robert M. Bell Parkway in Aiken Tuesday afternoon.
Updated: 09/23/2008 - A new management team is in place at the Augusta Entertainment Complex. This all comes as the center releases finance reports for August with mixed reviews.
Updated: 09/23/2008 - Several days have passed since a major Augusta furniture store closed its doors and people still say they don't know when they're going to get their furniture.
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Bristol City four points clear at the top of League One
Bristol City are now four points clear at the top of League One after they won and Swindon lost.
City beat Port Vale 3-1 thanks to goals from Jay Emmanuel-Thomas, Joe Bryan and Matt Smith. While Swindon lost 2-1 at Oldham after conceding two goals in a minute. Massimo Luongo pulled a goal back for Town.
Terry Skiverton has suffered his first defeat as Yeovil manager. The Glovers lost 1-0 at fellow strugglers Crewe.
In League Two, Cheltenham remain just outside the relegation zone after a 2-0 defeat at Southend.
Forest Green Rovers drew 2-2 at Alfreton in the Conference.
And Bath City are through to the semi-final of the FA Trophy after beating Dover 2-1 in their replay.
Swindon back at the top after 3-0 win at Coventry
Swindon Town have returned to the top of League One after a convincing 3-0 win at Coventry.
Andy Williams headed Town in front in the eighth minute. The in-form striker soon doubled the advantage from the penalty spot, after Louie Thompson was brought down. Jon Obika added the third late in the game.
Missiles thrown at police horses at football derby
Swindon v Bristol City.Many clashes between groups.Immensely brave horses+officers.Many missiles.No injuries. PS3481 http://t.co/ZHa6HjqNJV
Mounted police in Wiltshire say that they were targeted with missiles at the County Ground in Swindon after clashes between Swindon Town and Bristol City fans on Saturday.
Thames Valley Police's mounted section received many supportive tweets after the match.
Pretty appalled that SwindonvBristol City game turned into an 'attack the mounted police' exercise today. No need for it at all. @tvp_horses
@tvp_horses so glad everyone is safe and uninjured. Pretty disgusting news. Please know there are many who support you and what you do!
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Swindon Town need to move on after ownership debate
Our sports correspondent Matthias Kurth reacts to news that the Swindon Town ownership debate has come to an end.Read the full story ›
Power wins High Court battle for control at Swindon
Swindon Town Chairman Lee Power has won his legal battle over ownership of the football club with former chairman Jed McCrory.
With just over a month to go until the start of the new season, High Court judge Nicholas Strauss QC delivered his judgement in London this morning confirming Power's position in control at the County Ground.
Nile Ranger charged
Swindon Town striker Nile Ranger is due to appear in court today charged with criminal damage.
He was arrested and charged last night at Gable Cross Police Station after an incident last week. The footballer is due at Swindon Magistrates Court.
Swindon Town player arrested
Swindon Town striker Nile Ranger has been arrested after allegations that he assaulted a woman.
He reported to Gable Cross Police Station after Wiltshire detectives received CCTV footage of a man punching and slapping a woman after a night out in the town.
Swindon Town bosses have also been meeting today to discuss Ranger's future with the club. Last night they issued a statement saying they deplored any acts of violence.
Jury in Nile Ranger trial expected to retire later
The jury is expected to go out today to consider its verdict in the case of Swindon Town footballer Nile Ranger. The 22-year-old is accused of raping a woman in January last year in Newcastle, where he was playing at the time. He denies the charges.
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Swindon Town manager says he's rueing their missed opportunity to progress to Wembley final in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.Read the full story ›
City and Rovers knocked out of the FA Cup
It's been a disappointing night for the West Country's football teams.
Both Bristol clubs have been knocked out of the FA Cup. Rovers lost their third round tie at Birmingham 3-0, while City went down 2-0 in their replay at Watford.
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Mobile home park faces foreclosureMay 15,2013BENNINGTON A Bennington mobile home park that has been under pressure from the town and the state of Vermont to fix problems with its water supply is now facing a foreclosure complaint.
The complaint against John Bushee Jr., owner of Sunset Farm Mobile Home Park, was filed April 30 in Bennington civil court by an attorney for Peoples United Bank.
The Bennington Banner reported the complaint said real estate taxes and a promissory note havent been paid, putting Bushee in default. The original promissory note was for $120,000.
Bennington records say the park owes $31,839 in property taxes, including interest and penalties, going back to 2008.
Lawyers in the case have declined to comment.
Last year the Town of Bennington reached an agreement with Bushee to fix a problem with the water system that supplies the park. The agreement calls for Bushee to install a new filtration system. He needs a permit from the Department of Environmental Conservation Drinking Water and Groundwater Protection Division for the system, but as of late last month it had not been granted.MORE IN This Just InSPRINGFIELD Springfield residents will be asked next month during Market Madness for their... Full StoryPHILADELPHIA Many delegates from Vermont arrived at the Democratic National Convention this... Full StoryI could feel the groan rising inside me as I read the subject line of the press release in my... Full Story
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According to Jim Mike's still crisp memory, he had happened upon the 309-foot-high bridge around 1900 while searching for grazing land. He was awed, but the hunt for pasture was more pressing and he gave the eroded span little more thought until 1908, when he heard that a surveyor named Douglass was in the area mapping other natural bridges. Jim Mike signed on as a guide for $50.
Their first attempt to relocate the bridge failed because of bad weather, but the following year the party set out again. In mid-exploration, however, it met a second group of bridge-hunters headed by a university professor. Somewhat grudgingly the two forces joined. When they eventually did find the Rainbow Bridge, a member of the professor's party rushed forward to become the first white man to cross under it. In the accounts that followed, the professor's group—and his guide—received most of the credit.
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Dalhousie University and the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) welcomed the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard to campus today to announce $250,000 for the development of the pilot project Ocean School.
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