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Learn About NF
Neurofibromatosis encompasses a set of distinct genetic disorders that cause tumors to grow along various types of nerves and, in addition, can affect the development of non-nervous tissues such as bones and skin. Neurofibromatosis causes tumors to grow anywhere on or in the body.
Types Of Neurofibromatosis
Neurofibromatosis (NF) has been classified into three distinct types: NF1, NF2 and Schwannomatosis.
Neurofibromatosis 1 (NF1): also known as von Recklinghausen NF or Peripheral NF. Occurring in 1:3,000 births, it is characterized by multiple cafe-au-lait spots and neurofibromas on or under the skin. Enlargement and deformation of bones and curvature of the spine (scoliosis) may also occur. Occasionally, tumors may develop in the brain, on cranial nerves, or on the spinal cord. About 50% of people with NF1 also have learning disabilities.
Neurofibromatosis 2 (NF2): also known as Bilateral Acoustic NF (BAN), is much rarer and occurs in 1:25,000 births. NF2 is characterized by multiple tumors on the cranial and spinal nerves, and by other lesions of the brain and spinal cord. Tumors affecting both of the auditory nerves are the hallmark. Hearing loss beginning in the teens or early twenties is generally the first symptom.
Schwannomatosis: a rare form of NF that has only recently been recognized and appears to affect around 1:40,000 individuals. It is less well understood than NF1 and NF2, and its features may vary greatly between patients.
Unlike NF1 and NF2, the inheritance patterns of schwannomatosis are not understood due largely to lack of cases to study. However, it is estimated that 85% of cases are in fact sporadic (no previous family history) and 15% are inherited.
Genetics of NF1 and NF2
NF1 and NF2 are called autosomal dominant genetic disorders. Half of all cases are inherited from a parent who has NF1 or NF2; half of all cases are not inherited but the result of a new or spontaneous mutation (change) in the sperm or egg cell. Each child of a parent with NF1 or NF2 has a 50% chance of inheriting the gene and developing NF1 or NF2. The type of NF inherited by the child is always the same as that of the affected parent (i.e. if the parent has NF1, each child is at 50% risk for NF1. If the parent has NF2, each child has a 50% chance to inherit NF2). However, the severity and the kind of manifestations may differ from person to person within a family.
When a parent has NF1 or NF2, there is a 50% chance with each pregnancy for the child to receive the NF1 or NF2 gene, and a 50% chance for the child to receive two unaffected genes and to be free of NF1 or NF2. The child with NF1 or NF2, as a result of a new mutation, does have the 50-50 chance of passing the NF1 or NF2 gene on to his or her children.
Unaffected parents who have a child born with NF1 or NF2 because of a spontaneous mutation do not have a 50-50 risk in future pregnancies. Their chance for another child with NF1 is about the same as that of any couple in the general population, that is, one chance in 7,000.
One additional birth in every 7,000 results in a child who has inherited NF1 from a parent with the disorder. Thus, a total of 2 children in 7,000 or 1 in 3,500 are born with NF1.
What Is Genetic Counseling?
Genetic counseling can help couples affected by NF to work through the decision-making processes as they plan to have a baby. Genetic counselors do not tell couples what to do. Instead, they provide information, clarify issues, and can also explain possible alternatives, such as adoption or artificial insemination. In this way, the couple is encouraged, with the support of the counselor, to arrive at a decision that is right for them. Most university-based medical centers and major hospitals offer genetic counseling services.
Other medical terms you may hear:
Von Recklinghausen's Disease: Neurofibromatosis was first reported by Dr. Friedrich von Recklinghausen in 1882. As a result, Neurofibromatosis was known as Von Recklinghausen's disease for many years. This term is rarely used today, but refers to Neurofibromatosis type I (see below).
Phakomatoses: (from the Greek word "phakos", meaning birthmark) Refers to several disorders, including Neurofibromatosis, characterized by benign skin lesions and neurological disorders.
Neurocutaneous Disorder: Refers to several disorders, of which NF is the most common, which affect the skin and the nervous system.
Genetics: A Primer
Below, we present some genetics terms and principles to help you understand how NF is inherited.
What is a Gene?
Our body is made up of millions of cells. Each cell contains a set of chemical structures known as chromosomes. There are 46 chromosomes, arranged in 23 pairs, in each cell in the body. One chromosome of each pair was contributed by the father, and the other by the mother. A gene is a small section of a chromosome. Genes also come in pairs. About 100,000 genes are arranged in a very specific order on the 23 chromosome pairs. One of these pairs, called the sex chromosomes, differs in males and females; the other 22 pairs, called autosomes, are the same in both sexes.
What Do Genes Do?
Genes direct cell behavior. When a gene is activated, a variety of events can occur in the cell, depending on the particular function of that gene. Some genes are responsible for obvious traits such as eye color; others control the production of substances essential to chemical processes inside our bodies. Certain genes simply act as on-off switches for other genes. These reactions are like orders to the cell. They are all the instructions needed for the first cell to develop into a human being and for the body to carry on all the functions of life.
What Is A Gene Mutation?
A mutation is a change. Gene mutations have occurred since the beginning of time and continue to do so. Most mutations are not detectable, and some are not harmful. When a "mutagen" (an agent that causes a mutation) alters the structure of a gene, the gene's "instructions" to the cell are changed or even stopped completely. An alteration of this kind can have serious effects, and may result in a genetic disorder.
NF is the result of such a changed gene. NF is an "autosomal dominant" disorder. "Autosomal" means that the NF gene is located on one of the 22 pairs of chromosomes called "autosomes." (NF1 is located on chromosome 17; NF2 on chromosome 22.) Since these chromosomes are the same in males and females, the gene can be present in either sex, and it can be passed on from either a mother or a father to a son or a daughter. The term "dominant" means that the presence of only one changed or affected gene causes the disorder to appear; the action of the unaffected gene which is paired with the dominant gene cannot prevent the disorder. Because one gene is enough to cause the disorder, NF can be passed from one generation to the next when only one parent has the gene. "Recessive" disorders, on the other hand, generally occur only in the presence of a pair of affected genes, each inherited from one of the affected individual's parents.
Why are the odds always 50-50 for a child to inherit NF from an affected parent?
The explanation for this lies in the process that brings egg cells and sperm cells to maturity. These cells carry our genetic heritage from one generation to the next. Before reaching maturity each of these cells contains 23 pairs of chromosomes, the full complement of genetic material just like any other body cell. As they approach maturity, however, these cells go through a special process (called "meiosis") that results in each egg or sperm having a single chromosome from each pair half of its original genetic material.
It happens this way:
When an egg and sperm, each with 23 single chromosomes, unite, a new cell is formed which contains the 23 pairs of chromosomes required for normal human development.
What does this have to do with the 50-50 chance of inheriting the NF gene? This diagram shows the only pair of chromosomes, which include the NF gene (representing NF1 or NF2 gene) and its unaffected partner:
Thus, a person who has NF1 or NF2 makes two different kinds of reproductive cells, one which will (if it happens to be used in conception) cause a child to have NF, and the other which will produce an unaffected child if it is the one that happens to be used. When a person with NF mates with an unaffected individual, there are four possible combinations of cells. Two will yield a child with NF1 or NF2; two will yield an unaffected child. This is how that it happens:


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LEWISTOWN - Tucked into a corner of West Fifth Street in Lewistown is a small white chapel called the Church of the Firstborn.
Once a vibrant Sunday school, the church membership began to dwindle in the past decade. In the fall, its congregation decided to fold; but before the church closed, its members decided to find someone else who could use their building.
The congregation's founder, R. Leroy Smith, asked that the church assets be given to a local youth ministry, said Jane Kratzer, a trustee. She said they offered the building to a youth ministry, but it was not in a position to accept the building.
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The Rev. Bernard Carpenter, front right, his wife Debbie, center, and Cindy Yoder join trustees from the Church of the Firstborn and Bethel AME Church at Firstborn on West Fifth Street. The small congregation dissolved in December and donated its building to Bethel AME.
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So the committee began searching elsewhere, Kratzer's daughter Carol Goss said.
"We wanted to give it to someone who would use it for the purpose Smith intended - to preach the Gospel and for souls to be saved," Goss said.
Through word of mouth, news of the search reached the Rev. Bernard Carpenter, pastor of Bethel AME Church.
"Someone mentioned it to my wife, and she to me," Carpenter said, "and something jumped in my spirit."
Carpenter said he believes the news was a sign from God. He contacted his trustees and those from Firstborn, and they agreed to donate the church building to Bethel AME's youth outreach.
"Little things can be big things when they are in the hands of God," Carpenter said of the small chapel.
The pastor said he sees the Church of the Firstborn as an "extension of our family" at Bethel AME and of the family of God.
Kratzer, too, described the church as a family of God. She said the congregation always strove to support other churches and ministries, especially those that worked with youth.
In a letter to the editor in The Sentinel soon after the church formed, Smith wrote of the church's ecumenical spirit:
"We are not fighting against any denomination whatsoever but are rather desirous to help them, for if we be followers of Christ then we are bound to be one in Him, for we are all one in Christ Jesus whether we be Jew or Greek, bond or free, male or female, we are all members of the same body."
Cindy Yoder, who will serve as lay pastor of the church, said she has a strong desire to serve youth.
In 2004, her son died at age 20 of a drug overdose. Since then, she has dedicated her time to youth who feel like castoffs or misfits, she said. She actively works with the Compassionate Friends, which helps families who have experienced the death of a child.
Yoder said when she first opened the door to the Church of the Firstborn, she felt at home. She said she hopes to extend that atmosphere to all of the young people in the area.
Yoder and Carpenter share a vision to cultivate relationships between Bethel AME members and youth in the community. Someday, they want to hold open meetings on the church lawn and invite youth from the streets.
Carpenter pointed to an old black and white photo of children crowded onto the Church of the Firstborn steps.
"They felt safe here," Carpenter said.
Youth ministry always has been a key part of the Church of the Firstborn, Kratzer said.
The congregation began as a Sunday school in the Smith home in 1933, six years before the white chapel was built. The Smiths dedicated many hours to teaching children about the Bible, Kratzer said.
When cleaning the church this winter, the trustees found a large banner that the Smiths embroidered to illustrate Old Testament lessons to the young Sunday school children.
Another banner they found displayed Ecclesiastes 12:1 in large letters, "Remember also your Creator in the days of your youth, before the evil days come and the years draw near of which you will say, 'I have no pleasure in them.'"
Smith also took care of the church building until he died in 1991. He designated Jane Kratzer to continue the direction of the church as long as she could, Goss said.
To honor Smith's wishes, the congregation has actively supported local youth ministries, even while its membership was shrinking, Goss said.
She characterized the congregation as having a strong work ethic.
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Everyone who came had a job, whether it be shoveling snow or playing the piano or teaching Sunday school, Goss said.
The church closed its doors after its Christmas Day service, and it will open again under new leadership on Easter Sunday.
A prayer service will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. April 7, with special music by Carpenter, Yoder and Rick Alderton.
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Efforts are under way to purchase the other properties by the end of the year, a UB official said.
UB plans to relocate the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences from its South Campus to the downtown Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus by 2016 in a project estimated to cost $375 million.
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Bonding with new teammates, taking long bus trips, and playing lots of volleyball. While it may sound like a typical season for a college student-athlete, Stetson University sophomore setter Shannon Craighead enjoyed a similar experience while playing in Europe this past summer.
Craighead joined seven other high school and young college student-athletes and traveled to Pula, Croatia in July to participate in the 9th Annual European Global Challenge Tournament.
Having never been to Europe nor knowing any other members of her BIP-Continental squad had Craighead feeling a little anxious prior to embarking on the two-week trip, but joining a couple of her teammates on the flight to Europe helped her settle in.
Upon arriving in Croatia, Craighead was immediately awestruck by the beautiful scenery.
"Huge majestic mountains like the Rockies, beautiful shorelines and salty air like the beaches of Florida, narrow valleys lined with green hills just like you would find in Virginia, even the greatest of pictures could never do this beautiful land justice," Craighead wrote in her blog.
After arriving and spending one night in Croatia, the team took a charter bus to the nation of Montenegro to play two warm-up matches against their sister team, OK Galeb. Without the benefit of having a single practice, Craighead came across an unexpected difference in the volleyball itself just prior to the first match.
"The texture of it was really interesting, it felt like it would get stuck on you for an extra split second," Craighead said. "Also the stripes on it were not the same, so as a setter it had a different look than I was used to seeing. It was difficult at first. Later we took one of the balls from the gym and practiced with it at the hotel so that helped a lot."
After two days of scrimmaging and sight-seeing, the Bip-Con and OK Galeb teams traveled together back to Croatia for the international tournament. The 18-hour bus trip was spread over two days with an overnight stop in the town of Split to rest.
On the second day of the tournament Craighead encountered another bit of adversity - a nagging injury was limiting her ability to compete. As the only setter on the squad, and participating in a once-in-a-lifetime event, Craighead had a strong desire to continue to play. However, not knowing the true nature of the injury, she was concerned continuing to play would make the injury worse and negatively impact her volleyball season at Stetson.
"That (decision) was super hard, deciding between my pride and supporting my team, versus my future and my Stetson team," Craighead said. "I think a lot of the help on the decision came from my coach there. She said, 'If you continue to play now, I feel like you are going to regret it later.'"
Craighead decided to hold back on her playing time, and the team brought in a local girl who was already working at the tournament to be its setter.
During down times, Craighead said she got to know some of the girls from other teams and other countries. She said it was interesting that they knew so much about America, and how little she knew about them.
"They love Justin Bieber, yet I barely knew where Croatia was," Craighead said. "I was talking to one of the Slovenian girls one night and I asked what things they like about their country, and they said, 'Nothing really. It's boring.' Overall, the experience really opened my eyes to the rest of world. It may seem very different, but it's really the same people."
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MIAMI – George Wilson, a font of oratory in years past, has been strangely subdued this season. His role on the defense has been reduced, and he hasn't made the plays. I suspect it's because the Senator's enormous capacity for belief has diminished, too.
"I talk to myself all the time," Wilson said Sunday after the Bills lost to the Dolphins, 24-10. "It's like different chapter, same story."
Wilson has been in the organization for nine seasons. He has played for Mike Mularkey, Dick Jauron and Chan Gailey, answered to general managers and defensive coordinators too numerous to mention. Yet the story never changes.
The Bills keep selling hope, but there's always another losing season under the Christmas tree. They raise your expectations and claim they're making progress, but when the smoke clears, they're back at the bottom of the AFC East.
It was supposed to be different in the year of Mario Williams. Maybe they wouldn't overtake the Patriots for the division title, but they would challenge for a wild card. Clearly, they were better than a Dolphins team breaking in a rookie quarterback. No way they'd finish last.
But here they are again, last in the division. Guess what? They're not better than Miami. The Dolphins won the rematch in convincing fashion, dominating the Bills through three quarters and coasting home on a day that begged for last-minute Christmas shopping.
Miami isn't going to the playoffs, either. But the Dolphins are better, because they have the most important pieces in any rebuilding project: They have their franchise quarterback in rookie Ryan Tannehill; and they have a promising coach in first-year man Joe Philbin.
The Bills talk about progress, but they'll finish behind Miami in what was supposed to be a transitional year for the Fish. Things are supposed to go in cycles in the NFL, but the wheel never stops on "Buffalo."
They paid through the nose for Mario Williams. The schedule was in their favor. They had five games against rookie quarterbacks. It was a perfect setup. They're 5-10. This makes them 0 for their last 3 against teams starting a rookie quarterback. That should get people fired.
Center Eric Wood said he's certain they're better. The films show it. But Wood said he knows how the NFL works, and that people are going to lose their jobs because of this. He's right, and it should start with the coach.
Players said during the week that they might be playing for Gailey's job. If so, this was an uninspiring show of love. The Bills were careless and unfocused on offense. Fitzpatrick said it might have been the worst offensive showing of his time in Buffalo.
Stevie Johnson, who was emotional in talking about Gailey last week, had a game to forget. He dropped a pass. He lost a fumble. He took the blame for the loss, which is more than you get from Mario Williams. Johnson admitted he might have been too wired to play his best game.
One way or another, the players aren't responding to their coach. They look like a team that lacks passion and focus – that knows the operation is about to come apart, as Wood suggested.
How could they believe in Gailey? He's 15-32 in Buffalo. He's 3-14 in the AFC East, 1-4 this season. This makes 10 or more losses in each of his three years in charge. Three kicks at the can, and Gailey couldn't match Dick Jauron's signature record of 7-9.
You judge coaches (and quarterbacks) by their performance on the road, when the good teams assert themselves in the NFL. The Bills are 5-19 in Gailey's three years. They were outscored in those losses, 636-310. That's an average score of 33-16.
So if you're desperate for signs of progress, Sunday's margin was closer than the average road defeat in the Gailey era. OK, I tried.
I'm not sure what it will take for Gailey to lose his job. General Manager Buddy Nix swears his belief in the guy. Gailey has at least one, maybe two, years left on his deal. Ralph Wilson doesn't like searching for coaches, or paying them for not working. But he hates losing to the Dolphins.
Don't start with me about the officiating. I don't want to hear about injuries, either. The Dolphins were riddled by injuries, especially on offense. But they outplayed the Bills' defense, which was supposed to be getting better but has lost to rookie quarterbacks the last two weeks.
Lamar Miller, a rookie, had a career-high 73 yards rushing on 10 carries. Add him to my list of backs who have their breakout game against the Bills. Rishard Matthews, a rookie receiver, had a career-best 30-yard catch. Tannehill won't make anyone forget Russell Wilson, but he had a career-long, 31-yard option run.
The Dolphins' coaches were embarrassed by the offense's showing in Buffalo last month. They were well-prepared for the rematch. The offense played with poise and purpose. It mixed up the plays well. The line did a nice job of blocking the Bills' front as the Dolphins ran for 182 yards.
"They ran the ball better this time," Wilson said. "They moved the ball up and down the field, changing up personnel and tempo. As a team, we never gained any traction today to get the momentum changing in our direction."
Buffalo's offense seemed confused and skittish at times. Johnson lost focus in the first half after his near-touchdown was ruled incomplete because he didn't complete the catch while going to the ground. It was big of him to take the blame, but a strong coach doesn't allow these mental lapses to persist.
It didn't help to lose tight end Scott Chandler. They were also without Donald Jones, nominally their top speed receiver. T.J. Graham seemed lost. Suddenly, Dorin Dickerson turned into a go-to receiver.
But modest personnel doesn't excuse some of the sloppy execution. The Bills showed a remarkable lack of urgency when they were 21 points behind in the fourth quarter, letting big chunks of time run off the clock between snaps.
The players insist they care about Gailey. They say they're playing hard. You can't say they quit, the way they did in Toronto. But there's a flat, defeated quality to this Bills team.
Well, there's always the Jets. Rex Ryan and his tortured team come to Orchard Park next weekend. If the Bills win, they'll finish ahead of the Jets on conference tiebreaker. Maybe it'll save Gailey's job.
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Aspect-Oriented Approach to Testing - Experiences from a Smartphone Product Family
Metsä, Jani
Publication type: Doctoral dissertation
Issue date: 2009-12-04
Belongs to: Tampereen teknillinen yliopisto. Julkaisu - Tampere University of Technology. Publication;847
University: Tampere University of Technology
Faculty: Faculty of Computing and Electrical Engineering
Department: Department of Software Systems
The size of software running in smartphones has increased significantly during recent years. As a result the testing of such systems is inherently more difficult and expensive. Meanwhile, the quality expectations are more demanding and development life-cycles shorter. Since testing is commonly considered one of the most resource consuming activities of a modern software project, device manufacturers need to find solutions to more effectively manage the testing effort and related investments in order to succeed in a fiercely competitive environment. This thesis presents an approach to capturing system-wide, cross-cutting concerns to be modularized as manageable units for testing. Considering testing as a system-wide concern allows separating the testing concern from other concerns, thus modularizing testability issues into manageable units. In this thesis aspect-orientation is used in formulating such testability issues and in implementing testware. In the approach presented here the origin of test case definitions is revised from code and specifications to requirements and expectations. Expected behaviors and system characteristics are formulated as testing objectives and further developed as test aspects. These aspects provide representations of system-wide testing concerns, such as performance, and implement testing in a non-invasive manner, allowing system-wide testing issues to be addressed already at the unit testing level. Furthermore, visualizing the testing scenarios as sequence diagrams can be used to automatically generate the related testware in system testing, as well as in unit testing, without the need for understanding the original code. Based on the experiments the aspect-oriented approach proposes a technique to implement testware without actually touching the code. The system under test and the related testware are easier to separate, as the original implementation remains oblivious to testing in most cases. An aspect-oriented approach allows system-wide evaluation of testing concerns, but formulating the correct aspects can be dfficult. Furthermore, adopting the technique on an industrial scale requires changes to processes and additional tools.
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How is it possible to fill 15 hours up until now, the moment I can sit here and stare blankly with the quiet finally, wondering just what did I do all day?
What didn't I do?
I took a shower -highlight number two- and actually styled my hair (I blew it dry with a brush! And put a little pomade in it.) I met with my child's teachers and made a really important decision. I managed melt downs and breast feedings, failed at nap time and succeeded at snacking and watering all the kids of the neighborhood.
Overheard Noah trying to sell his friend on coming to our house for dinner, "we have the best food."
Dirtied pots and pans and cups and plates, juggled homework and housework, and Ivy called me Ma for the first time.
Had not one moment to myself- just as I got the kids and baby to sleep, hubby pulled into the drive way.
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One of the most disgusting videos on the internet. It makes goatse and tubgirl look mainstream by comparison. The video features two girls enjoying one cup. And by enjoying I mean tastefully defecating into it, licking it, pucking in it and then into each other's mouths. The sickest viral video on the net, hands down!
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2 Girls, 1 Cup is a touching yet controversial short movie about the trials and challenges two lifelong friends face on the road to winning the coveted State College Achievement Trophy. Helen is a girl on the cusp of womanhood, but sometimes acts without thinking. Jane is the quiet one, but plans to win with careful planning and knowledge of Helen's one weakness. On the way they will have to deal with opposition from their parents, as well as a sudden illness that threatens both of their chances at success. Who will end up with with the SCA Trophy? Can their friendship survive the competition?
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The title of an instructional video, aimed to help elementary school teachers teach the children about the importance of sharing.
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A medically common visual emetic, used to empty the gastrointestinal tract of various foodstuffs. May cause several hours of nausea afterward as a side effect.
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Thursday, July 25, 2013
As July is about to become August, Berkeley County Council continues to hash out the details of its 2013-2014 budget.
Members of county council remain divided about how Berkeley County will spend its money during the coming fiscal year, and where.
During council's regular July council meeting Monday, Finance Committee Chairman Tim Callanan asked for a motion to approve the 2013-2014 budget – bill no.13-11– for third reading, which he received from council member Ken Gunn. He called for a second and did not get it.
Callanan then moved to table the new budget pending changes.
The current budget expired on June 30. County council passed a continuing resolution to buy 30 days; that resolution expiries July 31.
Council member Steve Davis expressed his frustration.
"I'm finding it a little disturbing that this is a process of county council to work together in discussion and debate to work out a budget, and I find I have to keep up with the local newspaper to learn what's going on with the budget," he said. "I'm also hearing a lot of 'I's' here, a lot of 'I this,' and 'I that,' and I'm finding that a little disturbing as well."
Callanan proposed that council meet on Thursday, July 25 to work out the final details of the FY 2013-2014 budget. "We could move it back to July 30, but that would be cutting it kind of close," he said.
Callanan said there is money being allocated in the coming year's budget that's not being used. The Finance Committee Chairman wants to revert to actual expenditures rather than budgeted expenditures and offered finance department staff the opportunity to come up with ways to trim operating costs – within reason.
"We're looking at reducing the operating expenditures to 2013 levels," Callanan said. "What I don't want to see is you coming back with these dire consequences scenarios where we can do this but we have to implement a rolling blackout at the local EMS offices, or we have to furlough employees. If you come back with a reasonable alternative I would love to sit down and discuss it.
"We have a million dollar difference between actual operating expenses and budgeted operating expenses. Yes, it's a bare bones budget, but it is still 20 percent higher than the actual expenses from last year."
Steve Davis said the Finance Committee Chairman is encroaching on dangerous ground.
"What we don't want to do is to create a problem when trying to fix a problem," he said. "We don't want to bring Washington D.C. to Berkeley County where we create problems when we try to fix problems."
"We're not choosing to take the easy path. It's not creating a problem when we're actually doing our job," Callanan said. "It is our job to look at the presented budget and look at it line by line to see where we can find some savings."
The county supervisor objected, saying his staff had already done that during the budget preparation process in the spring. "The budget we submitted is zero based and every expense is justified," said Supervisor Dan Davis.
Included in the 2013-2014 budget is reimbursement of some of the 29 percent tax relief money to the taxpayers and the re-opening of the Goose Creek satellite office. The Goose Creek office was closed in August 2011.
"Over the past three years we've had a budget presented to us where we did not have a lot of input," said council member Dennis Fish. "When the supervisor's budget comes to us and we approve it, it's no longer the supervisor's budget it becomes our budget. What we're trying to do now is to generate the input to make this our budget where we can find the savings to reimburse some of the taxpayer relief money and re-open the Goose Creek office."
The office at 303 N. Goose Creek Blvd. was opened in 2006 to offer services for the auditor and the treasurer. The permitting office was also housed there briefly. The county estimated it saved $56,500 by closing it in August 2011.
Fish and fellow council member Ken Gunn both are staunch supporters of re-opening the Goose Creek office.
Gunn included the satellite office's resurrection as part of his campaign platform when he defeated Bob Call for the District 3 council seat in November 2012.
County auditor Janet Jurosko questioned the idea of reopening an office in Goose Creek.
"I wanted it to work when it first opened," Jurosko said. "It's just that it didn't. All these people were getting upset because they were having to come to Moncks Corner anyway."
Opening the Goose Creek office is estimated to cost $160,000 for equipment and employees.
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Governors State University has many of its programs approved by the Will County Workforce Board for funding by the Work Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act is a federally funded grant program to assist unemployed individuals in entering or returning to the workforce. These programs are certified to provide education and training to adults and dislocated workers who have been awarded vouchers under this act. Although, GSU does not provide vouchers we honor them for our approved programs.
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ALBANY – Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo will be in Buffalo today to release the latest economic development funding plan as part of his 2012 vow to spend $1 billion on Western New York job-creation efforts.
Cuomo plans to make a "major economic development" announcement in the early afternoon at the University at Buffalo, according to invitations received by business executives and government officials.
Cuomo aides declined to comment on the trip or the announcement.
Cuomo made his Buffalo Billion promise last year. The administration said projects already awarded from that promise include $50 million for new laboratory space and equipment at the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus and $10 million to remove a one-mile stretch of the Robert Moses Parkway south of Niagara Falls to replace it with a new road to better connect the downtown area with the falls.
The governor also said money would go to a workforce training center in Buffalo to attract and retain manufacturing companies in the region.
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We have had several ideas for the IVD activities this year, but we have now agreed with the group that we will organise a semi-official launching of the VIB calendar and a photo exhibition, based on the pictures from the photo competition. There was a common desire to make the 2005 IVD as visible and interesting to as many parties as possible.
As it has been highlighted many times that the Royal Government's support to Volunteerism here in Bhutan is not adequate and that there is a need to convince and assure them on the importance of the issue, it was suggested that this year's IVD should also be more high-level than in the previous years and addressed primarily to the Government Departments. So we discussed about the possibility of organising a IVD conference and a guest of honour with sufficient volunteer spirit and credibility should be invited, although the identity of the chief guest has not been decided. It's very likely that the MDG and volunteerism will be incorporated into the IVD activities.
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A Desperate Grand Duchess on the Prowl.
Opera enthusiasts can't wait to see the ebullient mezzo-soprano Susan Graham in the title role of Jacques Offenbach's hilarious The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein. Far from being "a lady of a certain age," this Grand Duchess is a sexy, spoiled aristocrat with an eye for Fritz, a cadet at the local military academy, sung by the dynamic American tenor Paul Appleby. Soprano Anya Matanovič completes the love triangle; Emmanuel Villaume, a noted specialist in French repertory, conducts.
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Composer Jacques Offenbach
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy
Sung in French with spoken dialogue in English
On the parade ground of The Gerolstein Military Academy preparations for a new campaign are underway. The camp is full of girls who have come to cheer the soldiers on. Fritz, a very second-class private and a reluctant participant, has caught the eye of Wanda and meets her to say goodbye before joining the battle. His superior, General Boum, orders the girls to leave and forbids the lovers to see each other; they ignore him.
Baron Puck arrives and reports that the war has been declared solely for the amusement of the bored Grand Duchess; she arrives with entourage and inspects her departing soldiers. Fritz, apparently oblivious to her, piques her interest. To secure his affection she promotes him to Captain, angering the General.
The modish, vain Prince Paul, who would benefit from marrying the Grand Duchess, arrives in high style to impress her; he is a laughingstock in the society pages. But she rejects him again, her eyes now firmly on Captain Fritz. When the generals in charge explain their convoluted battle strategy, Fritz suggests a far superior plan and is promoted again, this time to General-in-Chief. The Grand Duchess publicly gives Fritz her late father's sabre. The Generals swear vengeance on Fritz and the real war begins.
The Grand Duchess has been keeping track of the war. Her ladies-in-waiting receive letters telling them the battle is won and the boys are returning. Jealous of Fritz's success, General Boum, Prince Paul and his own Baron Grog plot his assassination.
General Fritz and his army return triumphant, and the newly confident Fritz tells of his cleverness in winning by getting the opposition drunk. The Grand Duchess declares her love for him, but Fritz stays true to Wanda and asks the Grand Duchess to sign their marriage contract at that evening's ball. Furious, she joins with the plotting generals. A secret passage is revealed behind a statue that leads to Fritz's quarters; this will be the key to their plan.
The celebratory ball for both wedding and victory begins but the Duchess vacillates. She eventually signs the marriage contract — but only just before striking up the orchestra in a rousing rendition of her grandmother's carillon, the signal to go ahead with the assassination.
The Grand Duchess is alone in the bridal bedroom. She considers the violence the walls of Gerolstein have seen and how her crime is no different. The would-be assassins arrive and sharpen knives. The wily Baron Grog, to whom she has taken a shine, suggests to the Duchess that were she to marry Prince Paul she would be able to see him all the time. Sold on the idea, she cancels the assassination, as it wouldn't do to have such an event on her wedding day.
Fritz and Wanda are brought to the bridal suite. They eagerly prepare to consummate their marriage, but Boum and his cronies interrupt them, heatedly describing an enemy counter-attack and demanding that Fritz return to battle. Fritz is forced onto horseback and leaves to do his duty.
A wedding breakfast is in full swing on the Gerolstein parade ground in honor of Prince Paul and the Grand Duchess's impromptu wedding. She is informed that the generals have played a nasty practical joke on Fritz. Disheveled and battered, he returns. He is demoted back down the ranks and, having tasted power, is content to spend the rest of his life with no rank as long as he has Wanda. Discovering Baron Grog has a wife and children, the Duchess resigns herself to her future with Prince Paul.
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Stetson University Softball Head Coach Frank Griffin announced the signing of Amanda Grimaldo (Sebring, Fla./Gulf Coast SC), Erin Bogdanovich (South Portland, Maine/South Portland HS), and Jessie TenBroeck (Live Oak, Fla./Suwannee HS) to National Letters-of-Intent on Wednesday.
Grimaldo, a 5-10 utility player, will transfer to Stetson after two seasons at Gulf Coast State College in Panama City, Fla. As a freshman in 2012 she batted a team-high .337 with one home run, 24 RBI and 18 stolen bases. She earned second-team all-conference honors and helped lead the Commodores to a 37-18 record and the semifinals of the FSCAA state championship.
"I believe Amanda will come to Stetson and make a huge impact," Griffin said. "She is very versatile, she is capable of getting behind the plate and doing an outstanding job as a catcher, she is capable of playing infield, and she has a big bat. Perhaps more importantly she is just a real nice person that I think is going to fit in well with the team that we have."
Bogdanovich, 6-0 left-handed pitcher, is a two-time all-area and two-time All-State selection for South Portland High School. As a junior she batted .588 with a .701 on-base percentage, helping lead the Red Riots to a 17-3 record and the Western Maine Class A title. In the circle Bogdanovich struck out 13 batters in the state championship game, and she posted 103 punchouts in 80 innings on the season. She was named a SMAA first-team all-star.
Bogdanovich is a three-time all-conference selection and helped the Red Riots win their first-ever state softball title in 2010. She also competed for South Portland's indoor track and field team, where she twice set the conference record in the 400 meter dash.
"I think if Erin continues to develop, she is should win a lot of ballgames on the mound for us," Griffin said. "She throws in the low 60s with some movement, she shows good poise on the mound, and she has a natural instinct to lead. I think she's going to come in and develop to be a dominant pitcher for us."
TenBroeck, a 5-0 middle infielder and outfielder, is a three-time all-area selection for Suwannee High School. She owns a .478 career batting average with 121 hits, 107 runs scored, and 93 stolen bases, all school records. This past season she batted .486 with nine doubles and 29 stolen bases to help lead the Bulldogs to a 13-9 record and the regional playoffs. She was also named the FACA District 4-5A player of the year.
TenBroeck also helped lead the Suwannee girls soccer team to a regional playoff berth in 2011.
"Jessie is small in stature, but plays big," Griffin said. "I think her on-base percentage will be well above average on the team, and her speed is going to allow her to steal a lot of bases. I think she will compete for second base. She has long range, good hands, a cannon for an arm, smart baserunner, and I'm just looking forward to having her on the team."
Grimaldo, Bogdanovich, and TenBroeck will join the Hatters for the 2013-14 academic year.


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U.C.B.: Henry VI and his Queen Margaret at a happy moment.U.C. Berkeley, 1979.
Ann Murray as Queen Margaret with Larry Linville as her Lover the Duke of Suffolk (Henry VI, Part 2).
U.C.B.'s Queen Margaret in a rueful mood.U.C. Berkeley, 1979.
In "King Henry VI" & "Richard III": Queen Margaret of Anjou (1430-1482), wife of Henry VI.
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KIAWAH ISLAND — The way was cleared for homes on Capt. Sam's Spit with a state Supreme Court decision Wednesday that an environmental advocate called a "drastic reversal."
The 3-2 ruling ends a two-year court battle over the fate of the wildlife-rich, 150-acre spit that is a prized piece of disappearing natural coast. The justices upheld a lower court ruling that allows a sea wall and revetment to be built on the spit alongside Beachwalker Park.
The walls were sought by Kiawah Development Partners to build an access road across a neck of land from the current park parking lot to 20 acres of high ground where 50 homes are planned.
The ruling is a turnaround from a 4-1 Supreme Court decision in 2011 that overruled a lower court's approval of a permit for the walls. The developers appealed that decision on different grounds.
"We're thrilled, obviously," said company spokesman Mike Touhill. He could not immediately say when construction of the walls might begin. The company "will continue sensitive and responsible development on all parts of Kiawah, not just on Capt. Sam's Spit," Touhill said.
Amy Armstrong of the S.C. Environmental Law Project was at a loss over what she called a "drastic reversal" by the court.
"I just don't think there's anything else we can do" in court to stop the walls permit, she said. But the project will continue battling individual construction permits, to do what it can to protect the spit. "Certainly this isn't the end of the story," she said.
The spit is a teardrop-shaped, continually eroding sand strip along Capt. Sam's Inlet between Kiawah and Seabrook islands, left undeveloped while most of the rest of the island was built on.
It is one of the few undeveloped barrier island spits the public has ready access to because of adjacent Beachwalker Park.
Its cape beach is a feeding ground that draws seabirds. The inlet bank where the wall would be set is part of a rare strand-feeding ground, where dolphins feed on bait fish by driving schools onto the beach and jumping after them.
Touhill said the planned development would take place along only 20 high-ground acres, and that 85 percent of the spit is slated to be put under conservation easement.
Armstrong said the ruling is disturbing not just for the spit but for future court decisions in critical areas to be protected along the coast. The earlier Supreme Court ruling hinged on the need for permit decisions to consider cumulative impacts of a project on areas around it. The current ruling is "180 degrees different," saying state regulators did not have what Chief Justice Jean Toal termed "expansive power" to deny a permit for a project outside a critical area, because of the area.
The first ruling gave environmental advocates strong grounds to fight other permits, she said. The new ruling seriously undercuts that.
"This is the one place we need to protect as public policy, to protect fragile natural resources along the coast. These unique places are being irretrievably lost to ill-planned development," she said.
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Thank you for publishing these. Solution 1 is very good because it displays user friendly messages. In my view solution 2 needs to be slightly modified to make it more elegant. Instead of not allowing the Active state, I wuold go for creating a new initial state with a name like "New Work Item Type creation is not allowed" and put it ahead of the Active state. This would also allow users to change an existing work item type back to Active when needed, while creating a new one would provide a better message than Active is not in the supported values.
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Taylor Swift had plenty to celebrate Sunday after she picked up a Grammy for "Safe & Sound," her collaboration with The Civil Wars.
So did she keep the party going after a night of singing and dancing (and dancing some more)?
"Video shoot early tomorrow, so my Grammy after-party situation looks like.........," the show's opening act, 23, Tweeted post-ceremony, alongside a picture of the cutie she commemorated her win with: her cat Meredith, of course.
Although the recently single singer opted to wear a silver-and-ivory pleated J. Mendel gown instead of her kitty T-shirt, we'll assume Meredith, an avid and proven fan of Swift's music, was proud of her owner.
"She is awesome," she gushed of her post-Grammys date to Katie Couric last year. "She's like the most adorable cat in the world."
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Michael Morse (quad) went 1-for-4 with a two-run homer Monday in his first rehab game with Triple-A Tacoma.
Adam Duvall went 4-for-6 with a pair of homers and five RBI in Monday's blowout victory over the Cardinals.
Jean Segura clubbed a pair of home runs and drove in three in Monday's blowout win over the Nationals.
Jered Weaver exited Monday's start against the Athletics after five scoreless due to lower back tightness.
Dee Gordon went 4-for-5 with his first home run of the season while also adding a stolen base in Monday's win over the Mets.
Wilson Ramos will undergo an MRI on his right knee on Tuesday morning.
Nationals manager Dusty Baker said that X-rays on Bryce Harper's left thumb came back negative.
Javier Baez hit a grand slam and drove in a career-high six runs in Monday's victory over the Pirates.
Devon Travis left Monday's game against the Yankees with a shoulder injury.
Corey Kluber exited Monday's start against the Tigers with right groin tightness.
Garrett Richards (elbow) is slated to face live hitters on Wednesday.
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said that Aledmys Diaz traveled to Miami on Monday to be with family and close friends following the tragic passing of Jose Fernandez.


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Paramesh Vaidyanathan, Principal Product Unit Manager, and Rico Mariani, Architect for the Visual Studio Platform team shares his ideas and long term goals for Visual Studio. Learn how industry trends are changing the way you will develop software and how Visual Studio will lead the way.
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COLUMBIA - Some pitching duel.
No. 11 Clemson mixed a sweet combination of patience and timely hits against South Carolina's lefty ace Jordan Montgomery. The Tigers scored six times in the first five innings Friday night against a team that hadn't allowed a run over its last five games.
Only to see No. 3 South Carolina storm back with a Grayson Greiner grand slam and other damage. The Gamecocks won the first game of a three-game series, 9-6, before a sellout crowd of 8,242 at Carolina Stadium and a regional television audience.
"That's kind of the calling card for Carolina baseball: Never give up," Greiner, a junior catcher and All-America candidate, said after a night that included five runs batted in and three hits.
Yes, South Carolina head coach Chad Holbrook said, "Even when things didn't look good, I could still feel the energy in our dugout."
What a punch to Clemson's stomach. Jack Leggett's Tigers were up 6-1 with their own ace, starter Daniel Gossett, still on the mound.
"We'll be ready to play," Leggett said of Saturday's game. "It's a short night, and we have to bounce back from it. There's a lot of heartache during the year every year. There are some good moments and there are some tough moments. This is a tough moment for us."
South Carolina is 8-0, Clemson 6-2.
Game 2 of the series is Saturday (2:05 p.m.) at Greenville's Fluor Field. Game 3 is Sunday (4 p.m.) at Clemson's Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
Saturday's pitchers: Gamecocks sophomore left-hander Jack Wynkoop (2-0, 1.46 ERA) vs. Tigers sophomore left- hander Matthew Crownover (2-0, 2.70 ERA).
Greiner got the green light from Holbrook and drilled a 2-0 Gossett fastball over the left-field fence with one out in the fifth. The blast, Greiner's third of the season, cut Clemson's lead to 6-5.
The polished leader whom Holbrook said he "wouldn't trade for anyone" added two singles, one to give the Gamecocks a 7-6 lead in the sixth and another in South Carolina's one-run eighth.
Gamecocks center fielder Tanner English hit a solo home run, his first of the year, in the seventh.
"Once we got that big swing of the bat, we could feel the place light up a little bit," Greiner said. "We feed off that. You can see that hitting is contagious."
And things were going so well for Clemson.
Hot-hitting Tyler Krieger came through with a bases-loaded double in the fourth inning, a shot to left-center that knocked in three runs and gave Clemson a 4-1 edge. Catcher Garrett Boulware followed with a double for a 5-1 lead.
Montgomery didn't help himself in the fifth inning with two runners on and no outs. His ill-advised throw to third on Jay Baum's bunt flew wide of third baseman Joey Pankake, allowing Steven Duggar to score.
Then came the Gamecocks onslaught, and errors that added up to four.
"Greiner got a big hit for them and then just kept pecking away at our middle relief," Leggett said after using six pitchers. "It got to a point where it was tough to catch up."
Cody Mincey (1-0) got the win, and Joel Seddon earned his second save.
Clay Bates (0-1) took the loss.
The Gamecocks entered the series with a school-record shutout streak of five straight games (three against Eastern Kentucky, one against Presbyterian, one against Bucknell). But Weston Wilson, Clemson's No. 9 hitter, ended the scoreless stretch at 52 innings with an RBI single in the second inning to tie the game, 1-1.
Connor Bright, the South Carolina junior right fielder and a Wando High School graduate, singled in the first inning. He has hit safely in all eight games this season.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
The Alpha Tau chapter of the Alpha Delta Kappa Teachers' Sorority announced it's 2013 recipient of the annual scholarships recently.
Selecting from among a competitive, highly qualified group was difficult, but this local chapter of the international honorary society of women educators is pleased to announce its highly qualified scholarship recipient, Samantha Nelson.
Nelson, a senior at Summerville High School, will receive the $500 chapter award to assist her in pursuing a degree in Elementary Education. She plans to attend Clemson University in the fall.
In her letter of support for the candidate, the Teacher Cadet director at SHS Kelly Browder wrote that one of Samantha's strongest character traits is her dependability.
"She has shown her ability to work with children in a learning environment and will make an excellent teacher," Browder said.
Dr. Linda Karges-Bone ADK Scholarship chair, said Nelson's work ethic and compassionate nature demonstrate her clear commitment to service and a real heart for teaching.
"This is the kind of integrity and motivation that our sorority wants to support in future teachers," Karges-Bone said.
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