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The Beef Checkoff Program was established as part of the 1985 Farm Bill. The checkoff assesses $1 per head on the sale of live domestic and imported cattle, in addition to a comparable assessment on imported beef and beef products. States retain up to 50 cents on the dollar and forward the other 50 cents per head to the Cattlemen's Beef Promotion and Research Board, which administers the national checkoff program, subject to USDA approval.


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Top 4 open source LDAP implementations | Opensource.com
Top 4 open source LDAP implementations
When you want to set up an application, most likely you will need to create an administrative account and add users with different privileges. This scenario happens frequently with content management, wiki, file sharing, and mailing lists as well as code versioning and continuous integration tools. When thinking about user and group centralization, you will need to select an application that fits your needs.
If the application can connect to a Single Sign On server, users will be happy to remember only one password.
In the proprietary landscape of directory servers, Active Directory is the dominant tool, but there are directory servers that can also satisfy your needs. The LDAP protocol is the base for all the directory servers, independently of how they are implemented. This protocol is an industry standard and allows you to create, search, modify, and delete your users or groups. And, if the application is able to connect to an LDAP server, you will not have to be concerned with understanding the protocol.
The most famous LDAP server, which you can find already packaged in many Linux distributions, is OpenLDAP. It released under the OpenLdap Public Licence, with good documentation and worldwide commercial support. With OpenLDAP you can secure the communication and define privileges for your users. Being a command line tool, you can consider setting up phpLDAPAdmin, which is a web application that allows you to see and modify the structure of your organization within your browser. If you find setting up and configuring OpenLDAP difficult, you may find ApacheDS and OpenDJ easier as they are both LDAP servers running on Java.
ApacheDS respects the latest version of the LDAP protocol, and it is released under the Apache license. Although you can use the OpenLDAP command line, ApacheDS is shipped together with Apache Directory Studio, a client application, which allows you to easily manage your users and groups. For the setup, ApacheDS provides different installers for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Further, if you are looking for an open source Identity Server, you might discover that the WSO2 Identity Server has ApacheDS built in to manage users.
OpenDJ is a fork of former project, OpenDS, and has similar roots as the Oracle Unified Directory, as it was inherited from Sun Microsystems. After Sun was acquired by Oracle in 2010, OpenDJ was designed to replace Sun Directory Server. OpenDJ is released under the CDDL license and, like OpenLDAP, has good documentation and worldwide commercial support. OpenDJ is in active development, and ongoing activity is reflected in the roadmap. The OpenDJ team provides not only a client application to manage the server but also OpenAM, which provides Single Sign On, authorization, federation, and more.
389 Directory Server
The 389 Directory server is a Red Hat product (also provided under the name Red Hat Directory Server on top of the Red Hat Enterprise distribution). It is mostly licensed with GPL, having other components under different licenses. The directory server is in active development and it is packaged for Fedora and Red Hat distribution although you can obtain it for other Linux distributions as well. The 389 Directory Server has also a graphical interface that can be used for administration. If you need more services like Certification Autority and authentication and integration with Active Directory check out FreeIPA which is based on 389.
OpenLDAP, ApacheDS, OpenDJ, and 389 Directory server all allow you to establish secure communication and define privileges for your users; they also have strong encryption methods for storing user passwords.
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Shouldn't this be called "Open source implementations of LDAP" or "Open source alternatives to Active Directory"? The article correctly describes that LDAP is just the protocol, but the title is confusing and possibly misleading.
Great, thanks!
No mention of FreeIPA? Admittedly, the LDAP implementation is 389 Directory Server, but if you're discussing GUI tools and Active Directory it seems like a good fit. IPA installation is extremely easy, comes with an HTML management GUI, and gives you useful pre-integrated services like Kerberos, a CA, optional management of your DNS, and so-on. For most people who might consider deploying a new directory, it should be a strong contender. I think it's easier and more full-featured than anything mentioned in the article.
You're most certainly welcome. I'd also hasten to point out that FreeIPA is an open source project, and as such no more "Red Hat's" than 389 or Fedora - my employer pays a lot of people to work on it, but it's hardly proprietary. There's also no extra charge for it as a RHEL component, so there's no sale for me to try to drive with the comments. I just like it.
" you can consider setting up phpLDAPAdmin" --
For managing openLDAP, mention should also be made of the web interface LDAP Account Manager (LAM)
Home Page of LAM is at
No mention of Samba4?
samba4 is an opensource AD and CIFS server. In my mind AD is a tightly canned and somewhat limited LDAP server rolled up with kerberos and half of a dns server.
It's quite an acheivement nonetheless, but personally I'm having a hard time letting go of the flexibility of OpenLDAP for the "privilege" speaking more natively with windows systems. They're kinda on their way out (finally), IMO.
Sadly, generations of IT folk have been taught that AD IS LDAP. It most definitely is NOT.
I want to use LDAP and learn many about it at the moment. It is useful to use it? All documentation I found is from 2001 or something. Is LDAP outdated in the next years or maybe other architectures meanwhile released? I think about migrating a project to LDAP and if it is a modern method.
Your answer ist very helpfully for me!
OpenLDAP only has the strong encryption if you are willing to become a OpenLDAP developer. You will have to create your own distribution of OpenLDAP, compile from source, package and so forth.
It is not included in the default install. Default password will store in plain text.
tres utile! grand merci !
I use openLDAP and Samba3 for single sign on. With the help of smbldap tools, we can start loading the openLDAP with a structure for windows login (need to add samba schema to the openldap schema directory), etc. Each time I want to create a new user or group, I utilize smbldap tools (smbldap-useradd / smbldap-groupadd) since it's "safer" to use than phpldapadmin and it's more flexible (we can add/del hundreds of users via a bash script). For the operation team - the non-techy person - I give them phpldapadmin. It's been running for almost 10 years now on an openSuSE server.


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He was born in a cabin, right?
Or was it like on a farm?
I explain about the "hotel" not having any room for them. And it boggles my mind. The Prince of Peace...? They couldn't even make room for a baby about to be born... that was the KING?
Even reality show tv stars would be treated better. Or surely someone else would give up their room for a laboring woman, for Him?
Instead He gave up His own for those who shut their doors. For us. For me.
I've had a home birth, and thinking about it I imagine it would be quite the birth experience to have animals all around as I labor.
They were probably being super nosy, wondering what is up.
But, I reckon it was beautiful. With the shining stars in the sky, shelter still provided- while not lavish or medically equipped- nature happened. A miracle happened. Many, many, many, many years ago.
I nurse my baby on Christmas Eve, thinking of a newborn Jesus. And the sacrifice God made for people that would hate him, and a people that would try to love him, but would always be hurting Him and failing Him. And would I ever be able to fathom it? My baby?
I hold Ivy tighter and am thankful I don't have to make that choice. And as a Mother, I understand it completely.
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I fucked Sally's can so hard that when I pulled out, I had to give her a Neapolitan Sanchez!
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ATTICA - Seneca East started its season with a flourish Friday.
The Tigers leaped out 31-12 by halftime and got 14 points each from two players in a 61-40 Midland Athletic League win over Fremont St. Joe.
Ashton Daniel and Hannah Hahler both netted 14 points for Seneca East, and Jessica Enders added eight.
Be Reardon's 21 points and six rebounds sparked the Crimson Streaks (0-3, 0-1 MAL). Jensen LeJeune scored 10 points.
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FOSTORIA - Cassandra Hohman and Danielle Rohrbach each had big double-doubles Friday to fuel Hopewell-Loudon's 66-56 Midland Athletic League win over St. Wendelin.
Hohman popped in 22 points and Rohrbach netted 21, with both grabbing 11 rebounds for the Chieftains (2-1, 1-0 MAL).
Lauren Trumpler (9) and Courtney Burns (8) combined for 17 points, and Aleta Daniel tossed out four assists.
Colleen Fondessy's 23 points for the Mohawks (1-2, 0-1) led everyone. She also snared three steals. Heather Saalman added 12 points and Kamryn Troike hauled in 12 boards.
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FOSTORIA - Elmwood broke free in the second quarter Friday on the way to beating Northern Buckeye Conference foe Fostoria 62-43.
The Royals (2-0, 1-0 NBC) held a slim 15-12 lead after the first period, but raced past the Redmen 23-5 in the second to gain control. The teams matched each others point totals from there.
Brittany Gross scored 20 points for Elmwood and Kristen Curtis, Courtney Emmitt and Brittany George each netted eight.
Jada Hampton tossed in 18 points for FHS (0-2, 0-1) and Erica Moore had 11.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Rocky Magwood will set off on the Winds of Fortune this week when the Provisional Areas within the SC General Trawl Zone open to shrimp trawling Thursday, May 22. Mel Bell, Director of the Office of Fisheries Management for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Marine Resources Division announced the opening last week.
He said in a memo that the opening was based on their assessment of how things are looking related to white shrimp along the coast.
He's captaining his uncle Wayne Magwood's boat for the season after the devastating loss of his boat Lady Eva. The boat began taking on water late last year at her slip in Shem Creek. She later sank while being towed to Georgia for repairs.
Magwood is a fourth-generation shrimper, whose family's bloodstream is filled with the salt water of Charleston's harbor. His father Skipper passed away when Rocky was just 16. He had a heart attack while shrimping off St. Augustine.
From that day forward his uncle Wayne filled in as a father figure. Three days after the funeral he went with Wayne to pick up a boat. That boat happened to be The Winds of Fortune.
He has owned a shrimp boat since he was 13 years old. And even after last year's unsuccessful shrimp season and the sinking of his own boat, he's still going at it.
Rocky said he came to the realization the other night that he's going to keep on shrimping despite declining success. "We've made a lot of money on this boat. I can't see giving that up now because the seasons haven't been good," he said.
He's working on getting his 100 Ton license and he's not leaving the creek that his family helped build.
"The ocean...that's what I do. I'm dedicated to shrimping. I can't imagine doing anything else. I can't imagine not one Magwood owning a shrimp boat," he said.
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (DNR) biologist Larry DeLancey said the regular season will open very soon. Once open, shrimpers must operate only from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
DeLancey and other biologists check local waters consistently in the weeks leading up to shrimping season to ensure the shrimp are there for harvest.
The late cold has slowed the crop.
But with federal waters open for shrimping, Magwood has taken a few chances to drop the nets. Some trips are successful, others not so much. Last week, he managed a couple hundred-pound hauls.
Magwood said he is starting to see signs of stuff way off shore. "Hopefully, it's going to be a decent season." He said DNR biologists are seeing good signs as Magwood's Seafood is slowly starting to open now as shrimp are available. Customers are encouraged to call ahead for shrimp orders. As soon as shrimping season officially begins, both Magwood's Seafood and Geechee Seafood will be open in full swing.
Geechee Seafood is located at 248 Magwood Lane in the Old Village. Call ahead at 843-860-7046.
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A search warrant affidavit, in which he's called "Suspect Bieber," alleges the pop star is captured on a security camera heading toward the neighbor's house last January, then returning to his own driveway rejoicing with his pals.
"He was approached by the group of males, some of whom Suspect Bieber is observed 'high-fiving,'" writes Los Angeles County Sheriff's Detective Ginni Alvarez in the affidavit. "Suspect Bieber and the other males appeared to be laughing and celebrating."
Bieber, 20, was not apparently spotted by the surveillance camera actually hurling eggs – or even holding any – that night in his gated community in Calabasas, about 30 miles northwest of Los Angeles.
Made public Friday, the affidavit was filed in March to request a search of Bieber's Instagram account for evidence to match his sweatshirt-and-baseball-cap ensemble described by the neighbor with the surveillance footage.
The case could be treated as a felony if damage is determined to be more than $400. Bieber also faces a DUI arrest and assault charges that have prompted a petition to repeal the Canadian singer's green card, and was detained for several house Thursday at LAX by U.S. Customs.


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I don't think it's either. I'd bet it's more that the PA just doesn't want to give "five", to borrow the league's analogy. Doesn't matter if the league is willing to consider alternate methods of getting what they want. It still boils down to the league wanting something the PA doesn't feel they should have to give.
so did fehr misrepresent the nhl's position to the players or is the nhl simply backtracking? we'll probably never know.
Also, on things like the contracting rights, there really aren't any alternate possibilities. Either you push back UFA eligibility or you don't. 5 year max contract term or not, 5% salary variance restriction or not.
If we knew better what the league intended to accomplish with the restrictions, then we might be able to consider alternatives. Eliminating back-diving contracts is easy to understand, though it's debatable that it's enough of a problem to warrant taking away a player's right to long-term security and up-front payment. Changes to cap accounting might be an alternate method of preventing cap circumvention without taking much away from players. The rest of the contracting restrictions would seem to be aimed at reducing salary growth, but with player compensation tied directly to revenues that is impossible. It's hard to see any reasoning behind them other than "just because".


text: Everyone's so hyped up about the day after Thanksgiving to get up early and go shopping. They seem to forget about Thanksgiving and what it means. Just so they can get that one item that every one is crazy about. Stores are weird. There were Halloween items out along with Christmas items. Now, pretty soon you will see Valentine's candy, cards everywhere. I just wish we could enjoy the holidays as they come. Christmas is a very special day. Let's give thanks today for everything we have and pray for those who don't. We live in a country that is wonderful, freedom of speech, we live where we want to, our soldiers every day see death, hunger, destruction, and yet they still are over there protecting us. This year, let's give thanks for our men and women who are away from their families on this day, pray for each of them. Give thanks that we didn't get the effects of Hurricane Sandy like the poor residents along the East Coast. Pray for them, not what you can get on Black Friday.


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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — Ryan Collins and John Larson, members of Incline's Boy Scout Troop 37, were awarded Eagle Scout, scouting's highest honor, at the Eagle Court of Honor ceremony at Sierra Nevada College on Aug. 18.
Achieving Eagle Scout is no small task. Only 5 percent of scouts earn the rank, and one has to be very driven to complete the extensive performance-based requirements.
"The Eagle award is great to have, but the path to get there has been the most fun," Collins said. "I had some life-changing adventures and met some terrific people along the way, for which I'm thankful."
To advance, new scouts must fulfill requirements for the Tenderfoot badge, then Second Class and First Class. Merit badges and several hours of community service are required for the next two ranks — Star and Life.
For the final rank, Eagle, the scout must have earned at least 21 merit badges including required badges covering citizenship, first aid and fitness.
Perhaps the hardest part of attaining the Eagle Scout rank is the requirement to complete a service project. The scout must plan, organize, lead and manage a task that will benefit the community.
The project must be approved by the organization benefiting from the effort, the scoutmaster, the troop committee and the Boy Scout council.
Collins is an accomplished musician, so for his service project, he organized several concerts to entertain the guests at assisted living Called "Play it Forward," Ryan's concerts included both professional musicians and budding young artists.
Larson upgraded the Saint Francis of Assisi flag area by adding retaining walls, stairs to a walking path, new decorative rock, and a memorial plaque for each of the five armed forces.
"What's cool about scouting is you learn anything and everything on any given subject," Larson said. "Whether it was planning meals for campouts, lashing together a table, knowing the difference between a first- and second-degree burn, managing time and money, knot-tying, digging snow caves, orienteering, practicing 'leave no trace,' collecting food for charity, driving a boat, being mindful of my diet, folding a flag, or leading a group of people — scouting taught me how to do so much and allowed me to practice it in all sorts of settings."
Both Larson and Collins took advantage of all that Scouting has to offer. They are members of the Order of the Arrow and have participated in Northern Tier canoeing, Philmont backpacking and Sea Base sailing.
At their final summer camp, these two best friends competed with each other to see who could earn the most merit badges. At the same time, they helped motivate the Troop to win the coveted "Mega Powell Award," which signified the best troop at the camp.
"As an Eagle Scout, I hope to live by the values of Scouting to serve as an example for others to create cheerfulness and respect," Larson said.


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Andre Budhan, a cofounder of defunct charter operator Platinum Jet, has pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to conspiracy to defraud customers and brokers and impede and obstruct the FAA. The case stemmed from the 2005 crash of a Challenger 600 following takeoff at Teterboro (N.J.) Airport.
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Portugal-based Jet Republic's new "Free to Fly" program offers clients what appears to be a somewhat different twist on standard fractional-share deals. Buyers purchase an entire Learjet 60XR, which the company will buy back at 50 percent of original cost in five years.
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The Dish: Sin in a Tin This perfectly named chocolate pâté, which is laced with 60-percent Belgian bittersweet chocolate, is created from an old French recipe. But it isn't the recipe that makes it special as much as the proper assembly of ingredients, said the chef. The dessert can be served plain or with fresh berries.
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Of the nearly 300 design projects undertaken by Arnold Palmer and his longtime associate, Ed Seay, Old Tabby Links stands out as the most compelling. Opened in 1994 in Spring Island, S.C., it ranks No. 96 on Golfweek's list of the best modern courses.
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If you love aircraft so much that you'd prefer to stay in one even when you reach your destination, then Costa Rica's Hotel Costa Verde (www.costaverde. com) has the lodgings for you. Its recently unveiled newest offering is a suite installed in the fuselage of a Boeing 727.
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Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback-both Kansas Republicans who have held their jobs since 1996-sent a letter to President Obama earlier this year [see box] to express concern over what they called "misguided and reckless statements and policy suggestions affecting the general aviation industry." In separate interviews, we recently asked both senators about the letter and the President.
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Much has changed since last fall, when the National Business Aviation Association held its 61st Annual Meeting and Convention in Orlando.
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I must admit I've been treated royally during my stay here at Camp Ryabaga, above the Arctic Circle. In fact, I can't remember when I've been so pampered so far from home. Ten anglers fed by three chefs, looked after by four housekeepers, with five helicopter mechanics, a massage therapist and doctor on standby-30 staff altogether-evokes in one a blush of guilt. But one soon gets over it.
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Betty J. Fink, 86, Bethel Park, formerly of Altoona, passed away Monday.
She was the beloved wife of the late C. Glenn Fink; loving mother of Cathi (Tim) Snyder and Lauri Fink (Kevin Barletta); grandmother of Cierra and Breanna Snyder; and sister of the late Virginia Wible, June Rutter and Donna Banks.
Friends will be received from 10 a.m. until the noon funeral service Friday, Nov. 16, 2012, at Paul L. Henney Memorial Chapel, 5570 Library Road, Bethel Park. Interment will be private.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorial donations be made in Betty's name to Family Hospice and Palliative Care, 50 Moffett St., Pittsburgh, PA 15243; or the Blind and Vision Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh, 1800 West St., Homestead, PA 15120.


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The Penn State Shenango Alumni Society will host its second summer event for 2014!
On Saturday, July 12, at Quaker Steak and Lube in downtown Sharon, the Shenango Alumni Society will hold its inaugural Cornhole Tournament at 4 p.m. (registration at 3 p.m,). Cost is $20 per person (2 person teams, double elimination). First Place: $100, Second Place: $50 (all participants receive a free T-shirt).
Food, beverages, and Penn State Berkey Creamery Ice Cream will be available to purchase. All proceeds will go to Penn State Shenango student scholarships! For more information, call 330-550-1687.


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The Listen To Your Mother Valparaiso show cast has been announced.
I don't think I have resumed normal breathing just yet.
I also have to tell you that I couldn't have gotten through the final casting process without the genius and heart of my best friend Sarah Bane. xoxo to her times a million.
You are marking May 7, 7pm at the Valparaiso Memorial Opera House on your calendar right now, yes? Tickets on sale soon-ish.
The show will also be made available for viewing online, after the production.
Be there if you can, and bring tissues.
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a "food" made by the evil corporation McDonalds made of floor sweepings and other unknown substances(possible traces of chicken)
person who just ate a mcnugget: damn thats nasty wats in this floor sweepings
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Usually refering to a person of low intelligence, having the appearence and attitude that would most likely land them a job flipping burgers at Mcdonalds.
That guy is a freakin Mcnugget!
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1.The tasty chicken in happy meals at McDonalds.
2.From the movie "The Longest Yard"
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1.These mcnuggets are the bomb.
2.You gotta always protect the mcnuggets!
2.You gotta always protect the mcnuggets!
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1. A food item available at McDonalds, made of an unknown substance produced by "modern technology."
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από star8706 1 Φεβρουάριος 2003
A part of your no no area.
You gotta protect yo mcnuggets
από DomRep1987 18 Μάιος 2006
White filth that McDonald's send us in cute misshapen looking things that taste DELICIOUS but will probably be the death of all humanity in the next 17 years.
Man: (eating McNuggets sitting a McDonald's) YUMMMM!!!!! These are sooo good! *dies of heart attack*
από Zachalicious 30 Δεκέμβριος 2010
most commonly used as an insult.
someone of low intelligence and appearances that resemble a chicken.
someone of low intelligence and appearances that resemble a chicken.
You greasy mcnugget! Get your crispy mcnugget legs away from me!
από teresaxlove 26 Αύγουστος 2008
A small and tasty snack containing 100% white meat as well as the hair, nails, and bones of the animal used. (not always chicken)
Kid 1: hey, do you want to go eat something really gross?
Kid 2: like the stuff i found in that drainage ditch?
Kid 1: EVEN WORSE, we can go eat some chicken mcnuggets.
Kid 2: like the stuff i found in that drainage ditch?
Kid 1: EVEN WORSE, we can go eat some chicken mcnuggets.
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Demolition of a church building that stood for nearly 100 years on busy Colvin Avenue in North Buffalo got under way Friday, after the city issued a permit for the work earlier in the day.
The city Preservation Board had tried to stop the permit from being issued, but administration officials said the property owner had met all of the requirements and there was no legal reason to withhold it.
Neighbors had mixed feelings about the demolition of the former North Park Baptist Church. The future isn't clear for what will be a large vacant lot at Colvin and Tacoma avenues.
"They call this progress? I really don't know," said Karen Balzer, who lives on Saranac Avenue behind the building. The demolition work began at the rear of the structure.
The building has been vacant since 2006, when a Korean Methodist congregation left for a location in Amherst. An April fire that was ruled an arson caused $250,000 in damage, and the owner's representatives said the fire and subsequent water damage made the building unsafe.
The building's owner, the United Methodist Church Upper New York Annual Conference, sought a permit for demolition in the standard process. While the city notified the Preservation Board of the demolition application, board members said that even with a full 30-day notice, it is difficult to hold a public hearing and send the landmark application to the Common Council for its review and a vote during that period.
"This is really something that we really do think is worthy of being a landmark," said board Chairman Paul McDonnell. "This totally usurps our ability to hold a public hearing for the landmarking."
The Preservation Board received notice of the church's application to tear down the building, at 375 Colvin Ave., on Nov. 26. But the board canceled its meeting that week.
"We didn't realize the repercussions of canceling the meeting," McDonnell said.
Subsequent attempts by board members to tour the building were either canceled by the owner or not attended by board members because of communication issues, he said.
The board voted on Dec. 27 to schedule a public hearing for a landmark designation on Jan. 10, and requested that Permits and Inspections Commissioner James Comerford Jr. hold off on issuing the permit until the designation could make its way to the Common Council.
The building, constructed in the early 1920s, meets five out of nine criteria listed in the city preservation code for landmark status, and only one of the criteria is necessary for a designation, McDonnell said.
In addition to Baptists and Methodists, the building also hosted Scottish Rite Masons and Jews.
Vince Gregory, president of the Saranac Central Block Association, said his neighbors generally wanted to save the building and see it turned into apartments or a community center, though some thought it should be torn down.
The neighborhood had some concern about the recent upkeep of the building, and about the activities there by people who broke into it to hang out, Gregory said.
"Our concern is, is it going to be leveled, is it going to be fenced off?" he said. "Who's going to be maintaining it?"
A 17-year-old boy who was charged in connection with the arson claimed that he had a dispute with another person and did not mean to cause damage to the building.
Balzer, who lives behind the property, said the site would be good for a playground. She didn't know if the demolition will be good for the neighborhood or not, and said everyone's view is going to change.
The length of time the demolition will take is up to the contractor, said Maidstone Mulenga, director of communications for the building owner.
A future use for the land, or a decision to put it up for sale, will be made by the church's board of trustees, Mulenga said.
Under Mayor Anthony M. Masiello, a change was made in city law to require that every demolition – not just city landmarks and those in historic preservation districts – be brought to the Preservation Board for a 30-day review before a permit is issued.
The board can recommend whether a permit should be issued for every demolition but has more authority to prevent demolitions in the case of landmarks or buildings in historic districts.
Comerford told the Preservation Board that, upon advice of the city's lawyers, a demolition permit cannot be "unreasonably withheld."
"You don't want to rush into a demo," said Preservation Board member Tim Tielman, adding that the board needs time to research the history of the building in order to make a proper case for the building to be preserved.
"What is it to the owner to wait 30 days?"
Mayor Byron W. Brown said earlier this week that while he wouldn't like to see the building demolished, the city must honor the request of the owner if the owner met the requirements of obtaining a permit.
Guy Latona,a Colvin Avenue resident, said he and his neighbors had hoped the structure would remain standing.
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MARANA, Ariz. � Rory McIlroy put a new putter in his bag and a new shaft in his driver.
He has no way of knowing whether that means his second tournament of the year will last any longer than his first one.
The world�s No. 1 player made a big splash last month at the Abu Dhabi Championship in more ways than he imagined. He was introduced as Nike�s latest client, complete with a laser show and high expectations, only to miss the cut in his debut.
Next up is the Match Play Championship, which will start Wednesday with McIlroy as the top seed.
�I was packing my bags the other night, and I�m thinking, �How many shirts did I bring? How many pairs of pants?� Yeah, it�s one of those weeks where you�ve just got to try and get through every round, and you face different opposition every day.�
McIlroy reached the championship match a year ago, losing to Hunter Mahan.
So much has changed since then. He has risen to No. 1 in the world, won another major at the PGA Championship by a record eight shots, and then really drew attention to himself with a Nike deal said to be worth upward of $20 million a year.
After one tournament that lasted only two rounds, the skeptics included six-time major champion Nick Faldo. He said it was �dangerous� to change equipment. Speaking from his own experience a generation ago, Faldo said that while the specifications can be duplicated, that doesn�t take into account the feel of the club, the sound it makes and the confidence that gets developed.
�Nick Faldo doesn�t know how I feel over the golf shot, and I don�t know how he felt,� McIlroy said. �Buy my guess is he was a little more analytically minded than I am. I try and keep things as simple as possible. If I see the ball going in the direction that I want, in the flight that I want, then I�m happy. It feels good, and hopefully I can show that to everyone this week.�
He will open against Shane Lowry, whom he has known since they were juniors playing Irish golf events. McIlroy will try to avoid becoming the third No. 1 seed to lose in the opening round in the last four years.
At stake is getting more rounds under his belt on the road to the Masters.
McIlroy has played only two rounds of competition dating to his win in the season-ending event on the PGA European Tour. He is not worried about his form before Augusta, realizing that he still has three more tournaments after Match Play � the Honda Classic and Cadillac Championship the next two weeks in south Florida, then the Houston Open at the end of March.
And no, he�s not worried about his new clubs.
McIlroy switched back to his old Scotty Cameron putter in the second round of Abu Dhabi, though the results didn�t improve.
He had Nike make him another putter which is six grams heavier in the head and has a new shaft. He is using the same driver, only the shaft isn�t trimmed as much to give him a little better control.
Lee Westwood, who was No. 1 last year when he lost to McIlroy in the semifinals, doesn�t understand all the fuss. He was asked about Faldo�s comments and whether getting the feel with a new driver, golf ball and putter could take time.
�It will, it might, and everybody will blow it out of all proportion, won�t they?� Westwood said. �We all change equipment quite regularly out here, and he�s done that. I�ve changed the ball three times this year already, and drivers a couple of times. It�s no different. He�s just changed manufacturers, which you get used to one manufacturer and working with their people, and then you have to work with another manufacturer and different people. Maybe they don�t know your game quite as well.
�It�s not my problem, is it?� he said with a grin. �I smashed my drivers last week. I�m trying to find one for me. Rory�s ball and driver and clubs are down here on my priority list, so it�s not something I�ve thought about too much.�
Given the unpredictable nature of match play, this week might not be the best measure of a player�s game. McIlroy is comfortable with where he is, and if nothing else, he certainly is rested.
After missing the cut in Abu Dhabi, he went to the French Alps with girlfriend Caroline Wozniacki, then spent some time in Monaco before going to Florida to work.
�I�m actually much happier with how I�m swinging the club,� he said. �The clubs were performing fine in Abu Dhabi, it was just the fact that I wasn�t swinging at my best. But I did a lot of good work with Michael (Bannon) over the past 10 days, and I feel like I�ve turned a corner with my swing. I�ve got it back on track, and that�s ultimately what�s going to help me play better.�


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1. Possible Northtown Center location. Town may consider proposals for a hotel near the Northtown Center complex
2. Staybridge Suites. Six-story hotel with 105 suites, part of the University Place mixed-use development project. Construction under way, planned opening in September.
3. Hyatt Place. Proposed six-story hotel with 137 rooms behind the Lord Amherst Hotel. Construction anticipated this spring with planned opening late spring 2014.
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Highlighted by games at ACC foes Clemson and Notre Dame to open the season, the Stetson men's basketball team will begin the 2013-14 season on an eight-game road trip in the month of November.
"I think the advantage that we will have is that we'll be road tested," Stetson head coach Corey Williams said of his early season schedule. "Our guys will understand how to go into a hostile environment, and the preparation that you need to be able to contend with those basketball teams, as well as the focus you need."
After home exhibitions against Tampa on Oct. 26 and Palm Beach Atlantic on Nov. 4, the Hatters will open up their first season under Williams at Clemson on Nov. 8. On Nov. 10, Stetson will take on a Notre Dame squad that reached the Big East semifinal and the NCAA Tournament a season ago.
"We're going to have to be clicking on all cylinders," Williams said of the opening games. "But these are the types of games that help build character for your team. We will have to be very prepared offensively for whatever they bring defensively."
The Hatters will then return to Florida, but stay on the road, challenging Florida A&M on Nov. 14. Last season Stetson won its matchup with the Rattlers by a score of 88-66. A trip down to Miami to take on Florida International on Nov. 18 will be followed by a game at USF on Nov. 22.
In its first year of conception, the Gulf Coast Showcase will host the Hatters for three games over three days from Nov. 25-27.
After Thanksgiving, Stetson will welcome Southern Conference Champion - and regular to the NCAA Tournament - Davidson to the Edmunds Center. The Wildcats will challenge the Hatters in their home opener on Saturday, Nov. 30.
"It's big for us to have [Davidson] come play us at this point," Williams said. "They're a well-coached team, they proven that over the years. They understand what it takes to be a winner. That's what we are striving to become."
Home games against cross-county rival Bethune-Cookman (Dec. 3) and Florida Atlantic (Dec. 17) sandwich a road game just down the interstate at UCF. The Hatters will take on the Knights on Dec. 7 at 7:00 p.m.
"When you look at Clemson, Notre Dame, University of South Florida, University of Central Florida, those are top quality teams, [so] I think we will understand pretty clearly what we need to work on and what we need to get more efficient at. We are making sure that everything evolves towards our [Atlantic Sun] Conference play. It's a good non-conference schedule. It's a tough non-conference schedule."
The Hatters will open Atlantic Sun Conference play with the straight games at the Edmunds Center, as Lipscomb (Dec. 30), Northern Kentucky (Jan. 1), and defending A-Sun Champion and NCAA Sweet 16 team from a year ago Florida Gulf Coast (Jan. 5) challenge Stetson early in conference action.
Stetson will then compete in five of its next seven contests on the road, playing at Jacksonville (Jan. 9), North Florida (Jan. 11), Kennesaw State (Jan. 23), Mercer (Jan. 25) and FGCU (Jan. 31), while hosting ETSU (Jan. 16) and USC Upstate (Jan. 18).
Return trips from North Florida (Feb. 6) and Jacksonville (Feb. 8) precede a Stetson road trip to USC Upstate (Feb. 13) and ETSU (Feb. 15). The final two home games of the regular season will welcome Kennesaw State (Feb. 21) and Mercer (Feb. 23) to the Edmunds Center.
Stetson will conclude the regular season on the road, traveling to Northern Kentucky on Feb. 27, and ending the campaign at Lipscomb on Mar. 1.
"It's going to take a while to adapt to my coaching philosophy, my coaching staff's philosophy. This is a very competitive conference. When you look at the teams that are coming back, and all of the veteran leadership that they have, it's going to be challenging."
The top eight teams in the league, per usual, will qualify for the A-Sun Tournament. However, this year, the format has changed. Each round of the championship – Quarterfinals (Mar. 4), Semifinals (Mar. 6), Finals (Mar. 9) – will be held at the higher seed's home arena.


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SALEM - An Ohio Lottery Rolling Cash 5 record $1.1 million jackpot was claimed Friday night after the numbers 10, 13, 29, 32 and 37 were drawn.
Where the ticket or tickets were sold was unavailable at press time.
The game reached an all-time high jackpot of $1,108,000 after rolling over 17 times.
The previous record Rolling Cash 5 jackpot was $876,000 in Jan. 2, 2007.
Friday's jackpot reset began rolling after Oct. 30 when Meat City in Lima sold one winning ticket.
That ticket has not been claimed.
Since then the jackpot has rolled 17 times making Friday's Rolling Cash 5 game the highest jackpot since the game began selling on Oct. 3, 2004.
"Usually when it's growing, that's when people take notice," said Marie Kilbane, a lottery spokesperson.
Before Rolling Cash 5, the game was called Buckeye 5, but that game used a five of 37 format.
Rolling Cash 5 uses a five of 39 format, according Kilbane.
The jackpot begins at $100,000 and rolls until someone hits. The odds of winning the Rolling Cash 5 jackpot are 1 in 575,757.
Those odds of hitting five numbers are the best for hitting the top prize in the lottery, Kilbane said.
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Kilbane said there is a 62-63 percent payout in Rolling Cash 5.
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Hubby and I had a date night last night! A luau! It was so nice to go out together and I got to wear cute yellow shoes!
Yellow is my new favorite. It's so happy.
And the band even played the New Shoes song.
Something else that's happy is Shakadoo... you can see what they had to ask me over at Love Shak, Baby.
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She lacks art direction so is basically relying on her own wits so it feels as if she has been better than her programs if that makes sense.
I actually thought Tat's stuff might be suited to her, but oh well.
She lacks art direction so is basically relying on her own wits so it feels as if she has been better than her programs if that makes sense.
I actually thought Tat's stuff might be suited to her, but oh well.
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It would be good to combine Lori's program with another choreographer who perhaps can communicate with Liza in her native language better and tutor her on artistry/performance theories. As talented as she at her young age, to get to the next level she need more help than Mishin. This season she had so many choreographer so it feels like one big experiment she can afford to do at her young age.
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Yeah, Sochi GPF I'm coming to you! )))))
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Please, Liza, bring your beautiful 3Lz+3T back in your SP!!
Congrats to Tuk
for her first National Title
Congrats to Liza for winning the national title!
Hey fellow Liza fans
Just wanted to let you know that Liza has uploaded some photos from a new photoshoot to her Facebook and vKontakte profiles.
To view the photos on Facebook, you have to be signed in. As I am connected with her, I don't know if you can view them if you're not connected with her.
But, anybody can view the same photos on her vKontakte profile (I tested it by going to her profile without signing in).
If you want an idea of what you will be getting, look at my current avatar! It's my favourite of the 7 photos!
EDIT: Since the avatar has turned out so small that you can't make out who it is, I might change it again soon.
EDIT 2: I've just changed my avatar to a cropped-down version of the same photo.
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To be honest, I dont particularly like way Liza has her hair in the photos where she is wearing dresses either. But, I wouldnt go as far as to say it was hideous!
On the other hand, I absolutely love her rock-chick look!!! Tossed hair and all!
Would you have preferred her hair in this photo?
Im not too sure about that one. Its a bit too over-the-top glamorous for me.
Personally, I prefer her hair as it normally is!
As you may have guessed from the square-ness, both those photos are from Instagram. Sorry that the links are not to pages where you can leave comments, but I am only providing a direct link to the images themselves. The reason is that these photos are on her personal Instagram account, as opposed to the other account (using her name in the address) which is purporting to be her official account (I have my doubts whether it is, though). And given the amount of personal photos on the personal account, I am sure she would prefer if its address wasnt given out on a public forum.
(I should add that I only came across Liza's personal Instagram by accident, because another skater I am connected with on Facebook frequently "likes" photos Liza posts on it).
Incidentally, two of the photos from the new photoshoot are up on the personal Instagram as well the one with the table and chairs in the background and the rock-chick photo!
Typical! I neednt have spent half-an-hour cropping the rock-chick photo down to a square to use as my avatar!
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Thanks for sharing. I much prefer her casual photo shots though, the first photo in red dress was cringe worthy.


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Inbee Park is congratulaed after winning the North Texas LPGA Shootout at the Las Colinas Country Club in Irving, Texas, on April 28, 2013.
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The 6 Grossest Anti-Smoking Ads of All Time
#3. Watch Your Stoma
This ad uses gritty realism to warn you of the dangers of smoking. In this case, the gritty realism is all the shit that's going to get stuck in your neck hole, or, alternately, fall out of your neck hole. The big lesson you need to take away here is that you're going to have a neck hole, and if we're ranking the desirability of body holes, the neck hole is way down near the bottom. Even further down than the asshole, because for all the bad press assholes get, they still serve a valuable purpose and, if I may be so uncouth as to suggest it, they can be great at parties, or just for a night in by yourself.
This campaign was put together by the CDC, so they could have used zombies or Ebola monkeys to get their point across, but instead they opted for a guy who apparently learned the hard way that if you bend over with a stoma, all the food in your stomach rolls out of your neck. I take issue with this because, although I'm no biologist, I am pretty confident that currently when I bend over, my dinner doesn't pool at my Adam's apple. I think if you bend over and food rolls out of your neck, you have two causes for alarm here. One is, of course, the neck hole. But the other issue, unmentioned in this commercial, is that your stomach may be little more than a warm, damp sack attached to your neck. I think most of us have some kind of plug down in there that prevents our dinner from rolling around all over. And really, if we didn't, wouldn't the gymnastics portion of the Olympics be nothing more than really thin girls spraying an international audience with coleslaw and pierogi as they flip all about?
The commercial also drops a quick line about watching the hole when you shave, which makes me think that the risk of getting a bellyful of Alpine-fresh-scented shaving cream with stubble in it is a constant hazard of not paying attention to one's razor-handling skills. On the upside, all you need to do is bend over to make it all run out again.
The grossness level here is clearly pretty high and effectively makes me not want to smoke, no matter how cool the other kids will think I am. I'm putting this on par with discovering a pube that isn't yours on the soap after you've washed your face.
#2. Bulging Tumor Smoke
Straight out of the morbid and drab U.K. comes this terrifying commercial that plays out like a short from David Cronenberg's video collection. It starts out awful enough, depicting an Englishman stepping outside in the morning to enjoy a coffee and a smoke. This being England, though, it's probably tea, and the sky is as gray as a senior citizen's undercarriage.
Our protagonist has the thousand-yard stare of any Englishman who's pictured the queen naked as he puffs away, oblivious to the world, his skin wan and waxy like so many of his countrymen. But even worse, with each subsequent puff, a malignant, fleshy red tumor pulses and grows out of his cigarette like some kind of dreadful clown penis from a particularly unappealing horror movie that involves tumorous clown penises. Why a clown? Because it makes it sound more disgusting, doesn't it? Like if you had to choose between seeing the tumorous, pulsing penis of an accountant and the tumorous, pulsing penis of a clown, you'd totally go accountant, because you'd know that if you looked up, if you dared raise your eyes for one awful moment, the accountant would be looking down and weeping softly, but the clown ... the goddamn clown would be looking back at you. And he'd smile. And in that very moment, your entire brain would be reduced to so much pudding. Or, since we're in the U.K., custard. Goddamn custard.
On the overall grossness scale, for making a cigarette into a living, throbbing this, I'm going to have to say that this commercial is as gross as the entire previous paragraph I just wrote. Seriously, picture it.
#1. The Mouth of Sauron
Did you watch that video? If you didn't, I have something to show you.
Cigarettes cause you to become literally the most terrifying thing across 12 hours of epic fantasy films that had an unheard of special effects budget. Giant spiders, Orcs, goblins, spirits of the damned, the Ring Wraiths? No, not creepy enough. The Mouth of Sauron was far and away the most terrifying part of the whole Lord of the Rings trilogy. And it's what you look like if you get oral cancer.
In researching this article, I have queued up this video at least six times, and I honestly have no idea what that woman says. I just lose myself staring at her terrifying maw. It's like it's talking to me and my brain doesn't want to hear what it says because of the mouth it's coming from.
"Oh my God, lady, your face is terrifying!"
"My master, Sauron the Great, bids thee welcome. Is there any in this rout with authority to treat with me?"
"How do you eat anything? Can you chew gum? Is this even real?"
"Ah, Felix, I have a token I was bidden to show thee!"
"You look like Clive Barker made you in his spare time!"
At this point the whole "quoting Return of the King" falls apart, because then she'd have to toss out a mithril vest and make jokes about killing Frodo, and obviously she never tossed me a mithril vest, she's just a creepy mouth lady in a YouTube video. I'm not insane. But do you see what I mean? My God, just look at the photo.
This one obviously tops the grossness scale. It's going to be a while before we find a commercial to beat this one, and for that, this ranks pretty much at the pinnacle of grossness. Like using your mouth to pull raw room-temperature chicken out of Ke$ha's bathtub drain, or maybe your dentist suffering a quick and unexpected bout of projectile vomiting while he's leaning over your forced-open mouth. That's gross, right?


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Darcy Regier has his flaws, but one thing I admire about him is his ability to disregard public sentiment. Right or wrong, he has a habit of making decisions without external influence or worries about popularity.
To his credit, Regier refused to make excuses for the Sabres' failures during an interview last week on WGR 550. Admitting failure doesn't absolve one from failure, however. Despite his newfound financial freedom, he has done almost nothing to prove he's capable of moving the Sabres forward let alone win a Stanley Cup.
If Quinnipiac University took a poll, his approval rating in Buffalo, taking into account the usual 3.5 percent margin of error, would be – what? – about 25 percent? OK, that's an exaggeration.
It would be close to zero.
Terry Pegula owns the only vote that matters, of course, but it has become increasingly evident that he's not sure how to proceed, either. It's no crime. He wouldn't assign a third-line forward to oversee his gas wells, so nobody should expect him to be qualified to run a hockey franchise just because he bought one.
Pegula has good intentions and could become a very good owner, but he needs a reliable advisor. Whatever homework he claimed to have completed on Regier and Lindy Ruff has since been returned for corrections. The guy needs a tutor, preferably one who doesn't view Regier as a hockey genius the way Ken Sawyer does.
What to do? Hire a team of them.
Pegula could stay true to his affinity for ex-Sabres, upgrade his hockey department and breathe some fresh air through his organization and the community. There are enough former Sabres, if placed in the right positions, who could improve personnel, boost confidence, generate momentum and maybe even win a championship.
President Ted Black has been running daily business operations, but he's not a hockey guy. Pegula needs hockey minds making hockey decisions. It starts with picking up the telephone and finding out who would join him. I would imagine several former Sabres would be interested in changing the culture and turning around the franchise.
Need help? Let's examine the possibilities. Pegula would find he doesn't have enough jobs for all the former Sabres who could help him.
• Pat LaFontaine, president of hockey. The former captain is an easy sell, but don't let his infectious personality fool you. He's cold-blooded when it comes to hockey. He's bright, knows what it takes to build a winner, works well with others and is a natural leader. Hiring him alone would improve the organization. Former Bruins great Cam Neely has worked wonders in the same capacity in Boston.
• Rick Dudley, general manager. How many times has this suggestion been made, a dozen? Look at the results. He played a major role in building the Lightning and Blackhawks into Cup winners. He started the Jets' rebuild. He contributed to the Leafs' improvement. He helped the Canadiens last summer. Check the standings, stop resisting and hire the guy. His expertise is personnel, not public relations. LaFontaine can handle PR.
• Larry Carriere, assistant GM. He's qualified to be the GM, too. Dudley has an edge in experience. Carriere knows talent. Last year, he took over as coach in Montreal to gain a better understanding of his players, then helped Marc Bergevin with his summer weeding project. He spent much of his professional life with the Sabres before being pushed out during Regier's regime. It was one of his many mistakes.
• Jason Botterill, assistant GM. He played only 35 games for the Sabres before pursuing a career in management. As an assistant GM in Pittsburgh under Ray Shero, he's been learning from one of the best. Botterill, who earned a master's degree in business administration from the University of Michigan, is widely considered a top up-and-comer. He could learn under Dudley and eventually replace him.
• Don Luce and Terry Martin, vice presidents of pro scouting. They could run the department together and contribute to personnel decisions. Both could be a GM, but somebody needs to evaluate players on other teams and manage scouts sprinkled across the league. Scouts would report to them, and they would report to Dudley.
• Michael Peca, player development. It depends on where LaFontaine and Dudley would want him, but he also belongs in the organization in some capacity. The same goes for Chris Drury and Mike Grier. Make them scouts, consultants, coaches, leadership teachers, ice scrapers, bartenders, whatever. Find them a gig. They know how to win.
• Jim Schoenfeld, consultant. He's currently serving as assistant GM of player personnel for the Rangers while running operations in AHL Connecticut. He can do anything, but it doesn't mean he needs to do everything. He can serve as a roaming advisor and help where he's needed between Buffalo and Rochester.
• Craig Ramsay, head coach. The longtime assistant won the Cup in Tampa Bay under John Tortorella. He had a 16-8-1 record in Philadelphia and took the Flyers to the 2000 conference finals. Bobby Clarke fired him the next season, a mistake. He was a head coach in Atlanta under Dudley, which was poor timing for both.
• Don Lever, assistant head coach. The Sabres missed the playoffs twice between 1992-93 and 2001-02, when he was an assistant coach and associate coach. He was on Ruff's staff when Buffalo reached the Stanley Cup finals in 1999. He had one losing season in six years as an AHL head coach. He deserves a chance as head coach in the NHL.
• Mike Ramsey, assistant coach. He was an assistant for three years in Buffalo and another 10 years in Minnesota before leaving the game while his kids were in high school. His son, the youngest, graduates this year. Any chance you'll come back, Rammer? If not, try Doug Houda.
• James Patrick, assistant coach. Patrick has had a rough ride with his defensemen this season in Buffalo, but Brian Campbell, Henrik Tallinder and Toni Lydman are among many who praised him for his work. Having good players helps.
• Scott Arniel, specials teams coach. The Sabres were third on the power play and second on the penalty kill in 2005-06, his last year under Ruff. They won the Presidents' Trophy without him the following year but dropped to 17th on the PP and 20th on the PK.
• Dwayne Roloson, goaltending coach. Roloson played for six different teams and learned from every coach along the way. He's now a consultant for the Ducks. He'll eventually be an NHL goaltending coach. Why not here and now?
• Randy Cunneyworth, Americans head coach. He did a very good job between 1999-2008 before jumping to the NHL as an assistant. Last season, he was thrust into a difficult situation after taking over as head coach in Montreal.
Remember, the aforementioned are ex-Sabres. Imagine what Pegula could find if he opened the doors to everyone.
Gonchar comes through
Sergei Gonchar looked old, slow, disinterested and overpaid when the season began, but the veteran defenseman has since turned into one of the Ottawa Senators' most valuable players. His teammates have given the 38-year-old a new nickname: Benjamin Button.
Gonchar was tagged with the moniker after the movie character who was born old and became younger over time. It fits. He played more than 24 minutes in six straight games during one stretch. He also took over the team scoring lead. All this after the Senators failed to dump his $5.5 million salary during the offseason.
His resurgence started after star defenseman Erik Karlsson suffered an Achilles injury that will likely end his season. Gonchar was given more responsibilities and made the most of his ice time. The Sens are now thinking about re-signing him.
"He's been the go-to guy, to set up offensively and just overall be in right positions, making smart plays all the time," Daniel Alfredsson said. "He's got that experience and poise. With the extra ice time and responsibilities, I think he really relishes that."
Switch helping Ovechkin
Alex Ovechkin is showing signs he can rediscover the ability that once made him one of the NHL's most dominant players. Still getting accustomed to his new surroundings on the right wing, he scored in four straight games last week.
Rookie coach Adam Oates moved him to the right side after the once-electric winger became predictable. He had a habit of flying down the wing, cutting to the middle and shooting with his forehand. It allowed defensemen to squat on his route.
Ovechkin had a career-worst 65 points last season, the second straight year with fewer than 100 points. He had 15 goals and 29 points in 31 games. He had six goals and nine points in six after scoring twice against Winnipeg on Friday night.
"I'm still learning," said Ovechkin, who was tied for 22nd in NHL scoring going into Saturday's games. "It's the kind of position where you have to have belief that it will work, trust in it. If it can help my team win, I have to do everything I can."
Rinaldo making no friends
Flyers troublemaker Zac Rinaldo was added to the Lightning's hit list last week after he knocked Ryan Malone and Victor Hedman out of the same game. Malone was facing shoulder surgery after taking a clean hit. Hedman was shaken up but was back in the lineup for the following game.
"He's actually a good hitter," Tampa Bay forward Pierre-Cedric Labrie said. "It's just that sometimes he doesn't think. At some point he has to pay for his bad behavior."
The Bolts are still steaming after Rinaldo punched B.J. Crombeen during a fight even though Crombeen was on his knees. Crombeen asked Rinaldo to fight last week, but Rinaldo declined.
"Obviously, when he's hurting players you want him to be accountable for his actions," Crombeen said. "There's always a time and place for it. It will come. You just have to wait for it."
Predators coach Barry Trotz after seeing Sergei Kostitsyn make a line change that led to a shorthanded goal in the Oilers' 3-2 victory: "I can't give you a logical explanation for an illogical event."
Around the boards
• Brendan Shanahan did little to help his war against cheap shots by allowing Rick Nash to skate after the Rangers winger nailed Tomas Kopecky with a high hit from behind. Did he make initial contact with his head? Was it an elbow? Sheriff Shanny uses video to explain suspensions. He needed to show why Nash escaped further punishment.
• Calgary is dreaming if it thinks it can get a top-four defense prospect, a first-round pick and another player from Pittsburgh for Jarome Iginla. The Penguins will turn their attention to Brenden Morrow with the idea he can play with Evgeni Malkin. Pittsburgh also is looking a defenseman who can help the PP. Jordan Leopold?
• The Coyotes' five-game losing streak was no surprise considering they played 245 minutes, 33 seconds without scoring a goal before netting two in a loss last week to the Kings. At one point, they failed to score in four consecutive road games. It hasn't happened since 1967-68, when the Oakland Seals were shut out for four straight contests.
• Ilya Kovalchuk, after Martin Brodeur was given credit for his third NHL goal when Eric Staal's errant pass bounced off the boards and landed in an empty net: "I should've gotten an assist because I turned the puck over, I let the guy beat me one-on-one and then [Marek Zidlicky] tripped him, so their goalie left the net."
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Penn State Berks to offer baccalaureate degree in Mechanical Engineering
Penn State Berks, the leading engineering college in Berks County, has recently received approval from the University to offer the Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, beginning in the fall semester of 2013. Penn State Berks is one of only four Penn State campuses to offer the B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Penn State Berks will seek accreditation for this degree from ABET, the global leader in accreditation of engineering, engineering technology, computing, and applied science programs.
Mechanical engineering is one of the largest and broadest engineering disciplines, involving the study of mechanics, fluid/thermal systems, and system dynamics. Built on a foundation of physics, chemistry, and mathematics, the mechanical engineering program at Penn State Berks will include both a strong design emphasis and hands-on laboratory experience. Students will learn to use scientific and engineering methods to devise useful products that are safe, reliable, and cost effective.
"This will be the first Mechanical Engineering program in a radius of fifty miles and will fill the needs of students, employers, and several local firms," explains Dr. Rungun Nathan, Associate Professor of Engineering and Coordinator for the Mechanical Engineering degree program. "This degree provides an opportunity for our faculty to share their expertise and research experience."
Studies begin in mathematics, mechanics, and thermodynamics and progress to courses such as machine design, heat transfer, and system dynamics. Students also learn how to apply scientific principles, engineering analysis, and engineering design to solve unstructured problems. In their senior year, students will work in small teams with individual faculty to complete capstone design projects. Some projects will be based on faculty research, advancing students' basic understanding in Mechanical Engineering. Through the college's Learning Factory, industry-sponsorship may be available for some projects, giving students the opportunity to work on "real world" design challenges while completing their education.
Mechanical engineers research, design, test, manufacture, and operate products ranging from automobiles to rocket engines. They have tremendous flexibility, working in every type of industry, in jobs ranging from research and development to manufacturing and operations. Mechanical engineers also work in product design, procurement, technical sales, and management. Graduates enter a wide variety of industries such as health care, energy, military, transportation, consumer products, and sports/recreation. A mechanical engineering education is also an excellent preparation for careers such as technical management, business and patent law, and technical sales.
The degree program will be housed in the college's new Gaige Technology and Business Innovation Building. The 60,000-square-feet facility is the largest academic facility at Penn State Berks. Designed to complement the natural beauty and existing architecture of the campus, the three-story structure is as cutting-edge as the learning and discovery that take place within it. A range of sustainability strategies has allowed the building to receive LEED gold-level certification as a "green" facility.
The Gaige Building offers not only the quantity but also the quality of space that the college's evolving academic programs require, including state-of-the art laboratory space for more sustained and sophisticated investigations.
Above all, the Gaige Building makes it possible for Penn State Berks to deepen partnerships with businesses and communities throughout the region. By providing space for three new and creative initiatives—the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development, the Learning Factory, and the Emerging Technologies and Business Intelligence Laboratory—the facility helps to make the campus an even more important leader for growth and innovation.
The roots of Penn State Berks are based in engineering. It all began when two German entrepreneurs, Ferdinand Thun and Henry Janssen, opened Textile Machine Works (TMI) in Reading in 1892. As their business expanded and they opened Narrow Fabric Company and Berkshire Knitting Mills, Thun and Janssen found they needed trained workers, so they started an education program in 1927 called the Educational Department of Textile Machine Works. Penn State instructors helped facilitate the program. In 1933, the school was granted a state charter and renamed the Wyomissing Polytechnic Institute (WPI), officially considered the predecessor to Penn State Berks. That same year, Penn State announced that it would give two years' college credit to graduates of the WPI program.
WPI closed its doors in 1958, a victim of the difficult economic times for the textile industry. Since WPI and Penn State had a long and successful relationship, its founders offered the WPI buildings to Penn State for the establishment of an extension center.
The Mechanical Engineering degree will join the college's fourteen other baccalaureate degree programs, providing a full complement of diverse and varied baccalaureate degree programs to meet the needs of students in the Berks County community and beyond. For more information about the B.S. in Mechanical Engineering program, contact program coordinator Dr. Rungun Nathan at 610-396-6170 or via e-mail at email@example.com.


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Heat lamp blamed for sparking Edgerton house fire
Family of 3 escapes unhurt
UPDATED 8:13 AM CST Mar 08, 2013
A heat lamp an Edgerton family used to keep dogs warm outside may have sparked a fire at their home early Friday morning.
The fire was reported about 2 a.m. near Third Street and Edgewood Drive.
KMBC's Jana Corrie reported that a woman woke up after smelling smoke and discovered the fire. The woman, her son and her grandson were able to safely escape.
Firefighters said the home's smoke detectors were working, but had not gone off yet when the woman awoke.
All but one of the family's pets survived.
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While the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced Cheap Trick, Chicago, Deep Purple, Steve Miller and N.W.A. as its 2016 inductees, there are still some acts it has overlooked over the years.
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Torey Krug scored the go-ahead goal in the third period and the Boston Bruins won their season-high fifth straight with a 5-2 victory over the Florida Panthers on Sunday.
Chad Johnson made 20 saves, and Chris Kelly, Jarome Iginla, Patrice Bergeron and Andrej Meszaros also scored for Boston. The Bruins are 7-0-3 during a 10-game stretch on the road, their longest such point streak since 2010-11.
The Bruins have taken 14 of 16 from the Panthers, including eight straight by a combined 33-10 score.
Jimmy Hayes scored both goals for Florida, and Roberto Luongo stopped 37 shots.


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Ukranian journalist Vitalii Sediuk first drew attention when he was slapped by Will Smith after attempting to kiss the Men in Black 3 star on a red carpet in 2012. But things took a more serious turn Wednesday when Sediuk was arrested on suspicion of battery after a scuffle with Brad Pitt at the Los Angeles premiere of Maleficent.
"People thought it was funny when he streaked at New York Fashion Week, but this was something beyond entertainment reporting. He's gone too far," Sediuk's former publicist, Christa Scherck, tells PEOPLE.
Scherck added in a statement: "Vitalii's behavior and antics have become increasingly disturbing. It's apparent he has real issues that need to be dealt with."
Scherck first signed Sediuk as a client when the latter moved to the U.S. in 2012 and was impressed with his assignment letter from Ukrainian outlet TSN News.
"TSN News is like the CNN of Ukraine," says Schreck, who dropped Sediuk as a client Thursday morning. "He told me he wasn't interested in pranking and that he was interested in red carpet interviews and wanted to work."
Schreck says Sediuk recently confided to her that he felt he needed to tone down his behavior after the backlash he received for diving under America Ferrera's dress at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this month.
"I was with him on Monday night, and he told me he needed to cool off because everyone was upset about Cannes and he wasn't going to be able to do interviews," she says. "What he did not tell me is that he had been fired."
In a May 17 statement, TSN parent 1+1 said it was terminating its relationship with Sediuk and apologized to Ferrera.
Sediuk now faces not only the consequences of his arrest on Wednesday but the potential ramifications of violating probation following his arrest after attempting to interrupt Adele on stage at the 2013 Grammy Awards.
"Everyone is now very aware of this guy and will be on the lookout for him," an industry insider says of Sediuk, who was not covering the Maleficent premiere in any official capacity. "The last thing you want is for the talent to be afraid. It's especially sad for the fans. This guy is going to make [the stars] stop wanting to sign autographs and mingle with them."
Sediuk's lawyer, Anthony Willoughby, who also represented Sediuk following the Grammys incident, expects Sediuk to be arraigned Friday or Monday.
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Acronym standing for "Beer Delivery Guy."
Usually worn on T-shirts by knuts.
Usually worn on T-shirts by knuts.
A: "Hey look I'm a Beer Delivery Guy!"
B: "Hey look at that dumbass, he's a BDG!"
B: "Hey look at that dumbass, he's a BDG!"
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Did you see the BDGs she had on today? If only they covered all of her face..
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