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Dear Parents/Guardians:
The Office of AccessABILITY (OA) at Hunter College is pleased to have the privilege of working with your child for the coming academic year. We understand how the transition from high school or a community college to a four year campus is complicated not only for the students, but also for their parents, and therefore, we have assembled a list of frequently asked questions that we think will help you during this transition. In addition to below information, we recommend that you view the following link regarding the transition from High School to College to get further familiar with the rules and regulations that governs both entities:
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does CUNY accept an IEP diploma?
No, CUNY only accepts a GED & or a High School Diploma for admission purposes.
- Are students eligible for special admission to Hunter College because of their documented disability?
No. The application for admission does not include any information regarding a student's disability or medical condition. Therefore, the admission to Hunter College (or any other CUNY campus) is granted based on student's high school average, course taken, SAT/ACT scores, college application, essay writing, and admission tests. For more information you may visit the admission's office website at http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/admissions/
- Is there special Financial Aid available to students with disabilities through the Office of AccessABILITY (OA)?
The OA does not offer financial assistance to its registered students. The Financial Aid Office http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/finaid/ however, offers assistance with TAP, PELL, Loans, etc, and is available to all students that may qualify for financial assistance. Students with a documented disability who are registered with OA may also qualify for Tuition Assistant Award for Part Time students (TAP). National organizations also offer scholarships due to students' adequate academic standings and the OA among other related offices in the college notifies students of these opportunities.
- Do you have a tutoring program for students with disabilities?
The OA always refers students in need of tutoring to the Reading and Writing Center, Chanin Language Center, Math Dolcini Center, or SEEK office. Limited tutoring hours are offered based on budget availability and on limited number of subjects, through the Office of AccessABILITY as well.
- Do you provide training in Assistive technology?
Yes. The specialist at the Access and Technology Center provides group and one-on-one training by appointment to OA registered students. The Access and Technology Center offers a wide array of specialized software for our students. Including, Jaws, Inspiration, Zoom-Text amongst others. For more information please see our link: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/studentservices/access/accesscenter
- Is public transportation part of the accommodations?
No. The OA does not offer public transportation. However, at times funds may be available to assist students with cost of transportation based on disability. For additional information please see our website: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/studentservices/access/services
- Does Hunter College provide my son/daughter with Financial Assistance for purchasing software/hardware equipment that is needed for his/her study?
No. However, students are strongly encouraged to register/meet with a VESID (Vocational Educational Services for Individual with Disabilities) and/or CBVH (Commissions for the Blind and Visually Handicapped) counselor to see if they may qualify for financial Assistance to purchase any necessary equipment.
- Can parents request accommodations on behalf of their child?
No. All requests for accommodations must come directly from the student and supported by medical documentation. Parents may be present upon student's consent during the intake appointment.
- Is housing provided to students with disabilities at Hunter College?
Hunter's Residence Hall located on East 25th street and 1st Avenue. There are limited number of rooms that are accessible for students with documented disabilities. All student applicants must follow Residence Hall procedures to request housing. Based on the students' documentation and approval of their application, OA may advocate on students' behalf to secure a room. For more information regarding how to apply for a room, please visit the link below: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/studentservices/reslife
- Does OA conduct psycho-educational assessment?
No. Neither the Americans with Disabilities Act nor Section 504 make it incumbent upon institutions of higher learning to evaluate or assess students with disabilities for suspected disabilities. The OA can direct the student to appropriate qualified professionals and agencies of choice within the five boroughs. The following is a link to some of these agencies: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/studentservices/access/agencies
- In high school teachers kept me informed as to how my son or daughter was performing academically. Will I be able to communicate with the College professors or any other offices about my child's academic performance?
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1976 (FEPRA) outlines once your son or daughter enrolls in a post secondary education institution, and is eighteen (18) years or older, they (the student) become the sole guardian of all records maintained by that institution. The student has the right to access their own records upon a written request. The parent or guardian does not share that right as this information as always is kept confidential. This right can be waived once the student authorizes a written release form allowing their parents access to requested records or information.
- Upon written consent, can I therefore visit OA on behalf of my child to discuss concerns or ask questions?
Yes, but the student must always be present during the meetings.
- My son/daughter had some subjects waived in High School—are they automatically waived in college too?
In higher education there are no "automatic" waivers. At Hunter College, under certain circumstances and upon documented disability students may be granted a language exemption/substitution through the OA.
- Can I provide assistance for my son/daughter in classroom or during testing such as with reading or note-taking?
No. The OA provides all classroom or testing accommodations through trained individuals. Parents are not allowed to attend classes with their children unless permitted by their instructor. Even then, their presence must be neutral and pose no distraction.
- Does my child's disabling condition warrant any immunity against any disciplinary charges that may be posed against him/her as a result of a complaint?
No. Students conduct will always be reviewed by college officials should their behavior pose any danger or concern to self or others, despite their documented disability.
- How does the college make sure that the classrooms are physically accessible?
The OA always advocates on behalf of all its registered students and collaborates with other entities on campus to ensure classroom accessibility upon request.
- Can my child register early for classes offered at Hunter College?
Yes. Students registered with OA receive priority registration dates based on number of completed credits.
For further questions and concerns please call our main number at (212) 772-7854 to schedule a meeting with one of our staff members.


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Nineteen people are shot during a Mother's Day parade in New Orleans -- including two children.
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October 14, 2011
The leaves are beginning to change and the air is turning colder. That means that deer are on the move as mating season approaches. Deer crashes peak in October, November and December....
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Imagine calling 911, only to receive a busy signal or an automated voice saying that all circuits are busy....
Actually, Gertie is incorrect. You're not responsible if the address change isthe result of Gov't action. But please, let's not facts get in the way of your baseless complaints!
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Next time they mess up my Taco Bell order, I'm calling 911...
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I can remember over the years when the U.S. Postal Service changed peoples addresses at different times to improve mail delivery. People accepted it with little complaining.
Be less critical of the new address conversion. It will be the last time that your address will change as your address will be unique and not duplicated by sounding similiar with other roads and streets. With every location (address) being numbered every 5.285 feet, Police, fire and other emergency agencies will be able respond in a more accurate and to a precise location, hopefully, quicker. This is a good system established throughout the nation and other counties in West Virginia. I know it works, as I served on a address conversion committee in another WV county several years ago.
And, quit calling 911!!!
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Good ol' B
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Memo to all Barbour County Residents: These actions of the Barbour County Commission are making all of you residents with new addresses into criminals. State Law and the DMV require everyone who's address changes to notify the DMV of your new address. Also, don't forget to sign the backside of your DMV registration card. Failure to do so can also result in a criminal charge; although a misdemeanor as dictated by State Law. Save yourselves the citation fine and court costs.
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MARTINSBURG - When asked for a group consensus, the Berkeley County Council members reiterated their consensus against supporting a pay increase for elected officials and council and commission members.
In Thursday's council meeting, members needed to provide a council representation to Vivian Parsons, executive director for the County Commissioners' Association of West Virginia, on supporting legislation for a salary increase for the 2014 legislative session.
All five council members opposed an increase in 2014.
"It's a budgetary issue for me. We're talking an increase for the council people plus the other electeds, it's a right healthy addition to our budget. Since I've been here, for the past five years, we've taken the approach to cut as much as we can; we haven't been able to give our employees raises because of that," said President Anthony Petrucci.
Most council members expressed the opinion to maintain the current pay level, $36,900, since members knew it was the salary when running for the council.
"We knew what we were getting into when we signed on. I'm perfectly content with my salary," said Jim Barnhart.
"We're still asking people to watch their budget. We're still not out of the tough economic times that we're in. When I decided to run for office, I knew what the pay was. Therefore, I feel that the pay that we get is what we committed to," Copenhaver said. "I feel everyone is entitled to more money, but at the present time, we just don't have the funds."
Both Sen. Don Cookman, D-Hampshire and Delegate Larry Kump, R-Berkeley, will be part of proposals meant to change the legislation concerning a counties' constitutional officials' salaries, although proposals do not mean it will be introduced during the 2014 legislative session.
Kump will propose a constitutional amendment to allow county commissions and councils to determine the salaries of county elected officials subject to a voter referendum approved at the next general election.
Through the Government Organization subcommittee, of which Cookman is a member, the legislation will include a 12 percent increase to elected officials' salaries and a statutory increase of three percent on July 1, 2016, and every two years after.
Also during the meeting, Gary Wine, IT director for the county, announced that the county's engineering and planning departments are now equipped to accept credit cards as a form of payment, beginning in January.
In addition to the payment to the county department, users will be charged two additional fees of $1 and 2.2 percent of the fee or tax per transaction. The additional fees are not paid to Berkeley County but to West Virginia Interactive, LLC, the vendor providing the E-Government services.
Additionally, Copenhaver reported that the roof of the Public Safety Building located at 510 S. Raleigh Street sustained slight leaks resulting from the recent snowfall and ice. Copenhaver said a roofing company inspected the roof and declared it "in good shape."
- Staff writer Samantha Cronk can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 132, or twitter.com/scronkJN.


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IMO Christine's weight looks a bit like a Mdina or Mtarfa Is the impressed mark definitely a deliberate mark, rather than just an indentation that didn't get ground out because it was deeper than the rest of the pontil scar?
I did vaguely wonder if it was supposed to be a glassblower.
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South Carolina enjoyed a hot recruiting day on Monday by landing three commitments to its 2015 class.
A strong showing at football camp earned Jaire Alexander an offer from South Carolina over the weekend, and the 5-11, 170-pound defensive back from Charlotte committed to the Gamecocks on Monday.
Alexander had been committed to Charlotte before attending USC's camp earlier this month. Gamecock secondary coach Grady Brown, who had checked on Alexander in the spring, liked what he saw in person and made the offer.
Alexander returned to Columbia with his parents for a visit Saturday and that was enough to convince him to accept the offer. He also considered Connecticut, Louisville and Kansas State.
"I liked the sense of urgency, the way coach Brown offered me after the camp means he liked what he had seen," Alexander said. "I think I can play early and play big-time football."
Alexander played cornerback last season for the first time. He had 48 tackles, seven interceptions and 13 pass deflections.
"Going from Conference USA to SEC football is a no-brainer," Alexander said. "That was really important. Going to the NFL is important and the SEC can put me in the best position for that."
South Carolina gained its second commitment of the day Monday night from ATH Octavis Johnson (6-0, 183) of Homerville, Ga.
Johnson, who revealed his commitment on Twitter, could eventually join Alexander in the Gamecock secondary.
As recently as last week Johnson had declared Tennessee as his favorite. He made the statement shortly after a visit to Knoxville. Johnson also had offers from Clemson, Auburn, Ole Miss, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Florida State, Missouri and Texas A&M.
He narrowed his list to USC, Clemson and Tennessee before announcing for the Gamecocks.
Carrying the athlete label, Johnson is considered someone who can play several positions, but his coach says he wants to play cornerback at USC and that's what they recruited him for.
"The wide receiver coach wants him to think about playing on the other side but he wants to play cornerback," Clinch County assistant coach Rance Morgan said.
USC landed a third commitment late Monday, this one from tight end Connor Redmond (6-4, 230) of Decatur, Ga.
Redmond's commitment gives the Gamecocks 20 for their 2015 class. Redmond visited USC in April, and the Gamecocks moved to the top of his list after that.
"It's not too far from home but far enough to be away from home," Redmond said. "I really like the coaches. They are laid back and down to earth. And I like that they've been doing good and they have new facilities that are impressive."
Redmond caught 37 passes for 400 yards and six touchdowns last season.
Some of Redmond's other offers included Boston College, Virginia, Kansas State, Louisville, Memphis and Purdue.
In other recruiting news:
Another defensive back, Damon Arnette of Fort Lauderdale, also spent the weekend at USC. He attended USC's camp earlier this month and brought his parents back for a closer look.
"It went great," Arnette said of this visit to USC. "I love their system and I think it's a perfect fit for me." Arnette is basically down to the Gamecocks, Kentucky and Ohio State. He also has visited Kentucky and is scheduled to visit Ohio State next month.
"I plan on committing very soon, maybe sometime this week," Arnette said, "I'm only considering three schools - USC, Kentucky and Ohio State."
Also visiting USC late in the week were defensive back Jalen Thompson of Mobile, Ala., running back Ty'Son Williams of Crestwood, running back Bradrick Shaw of Hoover, Ala., and offensive lineman Jalen Merrick of New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
Defensive lineman Albert Huggins of Orangeburg-Wilkinson continues to move at a deliberate pace with his recruiting, and he can do this knowing full well one of his favorites is filling up at his position. Huggins spent a few days at Clemson this month while the camps were going on.
Clemson recently offered DB Brian Dawkins Jr. (5-7, 158) of Parker, Colo., the son of the former Clemson and NFL star safety. Dawkins Jr. attended Clemson's camp this month and that's when the offer was made. It's his first, though he's also drawing the interest of Washington, Colorado, Colorado State, Wyoming, Utah State and Washington State. The younger Dawkins certainly loves Clemson and was thrilled by the offer, but he's not ready to follow his father's trail just yet. "I've been praying with my family," he said. "It's one step at a time. I'm not rushing anything. I'll pray about it and leave my options open. I want to evaluate the school more."
Dawkins added that no one on the staff was bothered when a commitment didn't come right away. "They told me to take my time and go ahead and pray about it. They said take it one step at a time and don't rush it, but the opportunity is there. They are definitely high on my list because of how familiar I am with the people." Dawkins said he will attend camps at Wyoming and Northern Colorado in the coming weeks. Last season he had 40 tackles and six interceptions. He also plays receiver.
DE Marques Ford (6-3, 222) of Gibsonton, Fla., has his list down to Clemson, Duke, Rutgers, Central Florida, Tennessee and Miami. His next goal is to narrow his list to three. Ford has visited Rutgers, Duke and Penn State. He did not name a leader.
DE Trevon Hill of Virginia Beach, Va., visited North Carolina over the weekend and will visit Virginia this week. He also said he would like to visit Notre Dame and Florida State before the season begins. And he plans to take an official visit to Clemson this fall.
DE Marquavius Lewis of Hutchinson JC in Kansas hasn't seen much change with his recruiting of late. He feels USC and Auburn are recruiting him the hardest. The Greenwood native recently made an official visit to Arizona State. Lewis visited USC and Auburn unofficially when he was home last month and he plans to take some more official visits. He does not have a favorite and won't make his decision until the season. Oregon and Kentucky are two new schools to start talking with Lewis, but they have not offered.
Florida Atlantic commit RB Jordan Scarlett of Fort Lauderdale will try to visit USC within the next couple of weeks. Scarlett also plans to take an official visit to USC in the fall. Scarlett said the Gamecocks have a good chance of getting a future commitment from him. "It's an SEC school and that raises the bar," he said. "You get to compete against the best." Scarlett also is close friends with Gamecock linebacker Skai Moore. Ohio State is the only other school Scarlett plans to visit in the future.
WR Darius Slayton of Norcross, Ga., made it to USC for camp this month and said the Gamecocks are moving up his list. "I will say this . I like South Carolina more (after the visit) than I did." His other visit this summer has been to Florida. Slayton has not scheduled any other visits for this summer but does plan to take another trip or two prior to football season. Others on his short list are Clemson, Georgia, Auburn, LSU, Ohio State, Alabama and Tennessee.
Clemson has offered ATH Jaason Lewis (6-4 240) of Virginia Beach, Va. He's a former UCLA commitment.
DE Darian Roseboro of Lincolnton, N.C., plans to visit USC this week. He has the Gamecocks among this final 11 schools as well as Clemson and plans to make a decision the first week of school.
LB Manny Bowen of Barnegat, N.J., committed to Penn State Saturday after a visit. He also had offers from USC and Clemson.
USC OL target Emanuel McGirt of Durham committed to North Carolina. The Gamecocks were in his final four.
2016 OL Greg Little of Allen, Texas, the son of former USC LB Derrick Little, committed to Texas A&M. He was just offered by the Gamecocks last week.
2016 DE Jacob Nelson (6-2 235) of Ware Shoals had 108 tackles and 15 sacks last season. He's drawing early interest from The Citadel, Presbyterian, North Greenville, Elon and Georgia Southern.
USC 2014 recruit DE Jhaustin Thomas of Atlanta and Trinity Valley JC in Texas will not have the grades to be able to enroll at USC this fall, his former high school coach confirmed last week. Thomas originally signed with the Gamecocks in 2012 but did not qualify for freshman eligibility.
The Gamecocks continue to wait on the qualifying status of DL Dexter Wideman of Saluda. His coach said earlier this week they are waiting on a final test score to come back and it should be about three weeks before they know the result.
The Gamecocks did get good news on LB/FB Joe Blue of Dillon. According to Wildcats coach Jackie Hayes, Blue recently got the news he was fully qualified. The news came too late for him to enroll for the first session of summer school so he will be enrolling on July 2.
Lake Marion football and basketball prospect De'Riante Jenkins has transferred to a school in Oldsmar, Fla.
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By Carlie Kollath Wells/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – The city of Tupelo hopes to lure more of its graduates home.
The formal recruiting starts Thursday at Flight, a restaurant in downtown Memphis. The Community Development Foundation is hosting the free event as the kickoff to its Tupelo Ties organization.
Tupelo Ties was started to attract, retain and develop the talent needed to support a vibrant Lee County, according to its Facebook page.
"It's easier to recruit somebody to this area who already has a tie to Tupelo," said Jennie Bradford Curlee of CDF.
For example, a targeted person would be someone who graduated from Tupelo High School and a local college and then moved to Memphis, Birmingham or Atlanta.
"We're trying to show them that we have got the jobs, and it's a great quality of life," Curlee said.
Thursday's event is from 5 to 7 p.m. and will have free food, drinks and valet parking. Plus, CDF will have free blueberry doughnuts from Connie's.
"We wanted to give them a little piece of home," Curlee said.
The gathering is open to members of the Tupelo Young Professionals group and former Tupelo and Lee County residents living in the Memphis area.
Several employers will be at the event to discuss living and working in Tupelo, including BancorpSouth, Circadence, Community Bank, Express Employment Professionals, Cooper Tire, Renasant Bank and Toyota.
The goal is to plant the seed of moving back to Tupelo, Curlee said. CDF plans to have another event in Birmingham in the spring.
Curlee said talent recruitment is part of CDF's 10-year plan. She said Lee County doesn't have a shortage of talented workers, "but we're trying to get more quality workers back to the area."
"We have so many (job) opportunities," she said.
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January 4, 2013 - Jim Price
It's generally acknowledged in the live music and bar venue business that the busiest night of the year is usually Thanksgiving Eve, the Wednesday night before Thanksgiving. That is when more people tend to be out and about frequenting venues, and more venues stage live music performances.
I have no facts or figures to back this up, but based on my own observations over a quarter-century of covering the area live music scene, it seems that among the slowest nights of the year tend to be the first weekend in January immediately following the New Year's holiday. People are generally burned out after the holidays, and venues are catching their collective breaths after the holiday season, which is often a busier time of the year for business. Thus there's usually not much going on.
And so it goes that this weekend's live music happenings are a little thin, with only a few performances taking place around the area. But it is activity nonetheless, so if you haven't done so already, put that New Year's resolution to support live music into action and get out to catch a show!
Among this weekend's options...For connoisseurs of the heavier-rocking arts, Aldo's hosts a pounding metal/punk/hardcore triple-bill on Saturday night, featuring the tenacious and volatile NailDriver, the driving punk of Up Your Arsenal and the brutal-edged sounds of Williamsburg quintet Assault Method.
If pounding the dance floor is your thing, those veteran northeastern PA party stalwarts the Giants Of Science return to the 4D's Lounge this Saturday night. Frequent flyers on the 4D's stage, the Giants reliably generate the party with their upbeat mixture of pop and rock song favorites, with an emphasis on '80s-era pop/rock. Through various incarnations, the Giants Of Science have consistently been doing their thing since 1995. And you just never know when the urge will again strike this group, and they decide to break out their legendary facepaints and white labcoats!
Altoona party trio 7th Gear also will provide ample reasons to dance at the Belmar Hotel this Saturday night. The seasoned trio of singer/guitarist Brendon Burns, bassist Kelly Montgomery and drummer Randy Servello keeps the beat and mood up with their wide-ranging mixture of current and classic rock and party song favorites.
If you wish to chase your daytime skiing or snowtubing fun at Blue Knob Ski Resort with some post-skiing live music, the Blue Knob Clubhouse has you covered throughout ski season. This weekend, The Backyard Rockers provide acoustic fun Friday evening, while R2B2 brings the full band party excitement on Saturday night.
If colder temperatures and the slight prospects of mountaintop snow showers won't dissuade you from exploring live music activity in the nearby higher elevations this Saturday night, Cambria County rocking party favorites Locked and Loaded bring raucous good times to Clair's Ashville Inn in Ashville, Williamsburg hard-hitters Saving Jake provide the dance floor fun at Magoo's in Cresson, and Altoona guitar legend John McKelvey and A.X.E. light up the stage of Ebensburg's Castle Pub. John's bow-on-strings display on Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" has to be seen to be believed!
And for fans of acoustic sounds, Born & the Beanstalk is in action this Friday night at Bellwood's Celtic Knot (formerly RJ's Tavern). And Disorganized Crime – featuring singer/guitarist Rick Ramsey and hand percussionist Ed Hofer – entertain in Ebensburg this weekend at Jay's Place on Saturday night and the Castle Pub on Sunday night.
So while a limited slate this weekend, live music is still there for the enjoyment…Support it, and if you plan on partying hardy, designate a driver!
Here is a full listing for live music on area stages this weekend and the coming week:
AnEmergencyScene presents Post Season, The Tried and True, Crash City, Forbearance, SPRRWS and Brittany Morganrose at Archway Center, Altoona (all ages, starts 5 p.m.)
Stephen Johnopolos at Raphael's Steakhouse, Altoona (starts 6:30 p.m.)
Born & the Beanstalk at the Celtic Knot, Bellwood (starts 7 p.m.)
Felix & the Hurricanes at the Heidelberg Club, Altoona - CANCELLED
The Backyard Rockers at Blue Knob Clubhouse, Blue Knob Ski Resort (starts 8:30 p.m.)
Doug Whitfield at Raphael's Steakhouse, Altoona (starts 6:30 p.m.)
NailDriver, Up Your Arsenal and Assault Method at Aldo's, Altoona
7th Gear at Belmar Hotel, Altoona
Giants Of Science at 4D's Lounge, Altoona
R2B2 at Blue Knob Clubhouse, Blue Knob Ski Resort
Locked and Loaded at Clair's Ashville Inn, Ashville
Saving Jake at Magoo's, Cresson
A.X.E. at Castle Pub, Ebensburg
Disorganized Crime at Jay's Place, Ebensburg
Felix & the Hurricanes at Shaw's Bar, Altoona
Disorganized Crime at Castle Pub, Ebensburg
Ty Ayers (acoustic) at 4D's Lounge, Altoona
7th Gear at 4D's Lounge (upstairs), Altoona
Open Mic/Jam Night at Pellegrine's, Altoona (starts 9 p.m.)
Open Mic/Jam Night at Mug Shots, Gallitzin (starts 8 p.m.)
Steve Summerhill at Jethro's, Altoona (starts 7 p.m.)
Born & the Beanstalk at Belmar Hotel, Altoona
(More shows may be added to this list as information becomes available. Feel free to check back.)
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NailDriver, performing during the Jeff Wallack Memorial Show at Pellegrine's last April. NailDriver headlines a hard-hitting triple-bill at Aldo's this Saturday night.


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5 Situations That Are Secretly Terrifying for Awkward People
#2. Gym Locker Rooms
The problem with a locker room isn't that it's inherently uncomfortable to be naked and sweaty in a room full of guys who are similarly naked and sweaty. Yes, that's weird, but most guys in the world know that it's weird, so we all collectively agree to make it as comfortable as possible by not talking to or looking at anyone. We dress quickly, we shower quickly, and reduce the amount of time that we're actually naked around each other to an absolute minimum.
Most of us do, anyway.
The real problem is that, in every locker room in every gym at all times, there are people that are way, way too comfortable. They'll get naked, and then they'll just hang around and talk to you. Ask you how your day was. Ask you what you plan on working out. They're not saying anything weird; they're just being friendly. But, more than that, they're being naked.
Guy: "Hey, Dan, long time no see, how've you been?"
Me: "Oh, just... Oh. No, nothing, just- Changing quickly and staring at the floor."
Guy: "Nice. Whatcha working on today?"
Me: "Mostly doing my best to not see your dick, because we work together. And I don't like dicks, as a- just as a general, thing-"
Guy: "Cool, nice, yeah. I'm actually taking the day off today; tore my ACL last week."
Me: "Yeah that'll- Wait, what the fuck are you doing in here?"
"Wife's really been ridin' my ass about fixin' our lawnmower. Women, right? Oh well. Read any good books lately?"
There's no explanation for it. There just exists a type of guy who, under normal circumstances, will never casually hang out naked around other guys. Until he gets to the gym. Then it's all he does and he loves it.
Have you ever interacted with someone who was so unwaveringly comfortable with something seemingly weird that it made you actively question if you were weird for not being equally comfortable? That's what these people do. They come into the locker room with an air of "FINALLY, I can just be naked around my dude friends, right guys?" And no one's ever told them we're not on board. It's like they're so evolved that they wouldn't consider even for a second that you wouldn't want to do naked Captain Morgan poses in the locker room and talk about your weekend plans.
"Yeah, I gotta take the kids over to- What's that? No, I don't need a towel, I've got one draped over my shoulders. Thanks though.
#1. Being Your Age and Interacting With Anyone Else Your Age, Under Any Circumstances
Intellectually and emotionally speaking, the socially awkward man is always five years younger than he technically is, because awkwardness is all about being slightly behind everyone else, always.
When you're awkward, even the act of getting older makes you feel out of place. You enter college and you look around at all of the people making new friends, successfully managing their new freedom, experimenting with new facial hair, and you feel like they were given a set of College Survival Instructions that inexplicably never reached you. Everyone's already a College Guy or Woman, except you. You're still just a High School Kid in college. Eventually, you figure it out but, by the time you graduate, there are new rules, and then you're the last person to figure out what those rules are. Again.
Your friends who were College Guys and Women quickly and magically become Working Adult Men and Women. When you leave college and get a real job and work for a few years, your coworkers will suddenly start talking about stocks, and 401(K)'s, and they won't for a second assume that you don't know what they're talking about. They're all thinking "Well, you're 26 now, so obviously you have a rich and active stock portfolio; let's now talk about it at length." Meanwhile, you're thinking Actually I keep all of my money in the checking account I've had since high school, except for a few dollars that I keep in my glove compartment in case I ever need some loose cash to buy fast food, because I am an eight-year-old with a car.
"How many McNuggets can I get for this much?"
And normally I don't have a problem interacting with the people my age. It's only when they bring up stuff that people my age are supposed to be thinking about do things fall apart. When a friend asked me what my company's 401(K) plan was like, I vaguely remembered throwing out the paperwork because it had a bunch of questions that scared and confused me, ("What should we do with all of your money when you die, Daniel?). When I met with a Financial Advisor for the first time and he asked me if I had any interest in buying a house soon, it took every fiber of my being to stop myself from saying, "Why, no, I'm not a Daddy. That's really more of a Dad thing."
"I was actually saving up all my money to buy a few fistfuls of puppies. Is- Should I not be doing that?"
And the truth is that everyone else is probably just as dumb as you are. They're just as confused, and just as unprepared. The difference is that they know how to fake it, and you don't, because faking requires confidence, and you're not the guy with confidence. You're the guy who's afraid that if people hear you pee, they'll know you're doing it wrong, (somehow).
You've just got to learn how to fake it. Hey, you know a good way to fake being an adult? You should just go buy a suit and... oh, right.
Daniel O'Brien is Cracked.com's Senior Writer (ladies), and he is desperately working on his social awkwardness, (la-...ladies).


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11) Preserves and protects sensitive floodplain lands and creates storm-water management infrastructure.
12) Assists in the protection of a designated high-water quality stream, the Bushkill Creek, and establishes permanent riparian buffer protections.
13) Connects recreational amenities to housing, commercial and educational resources.
14) Provides public art opportunities.
The total vision
The total redevelopment vision for the property, as posted on the Greater Easton Development Partnership website, is as follows:
-- A community arts center possibly involving gallery space, working artist studios, small live performance venues, classrooms and community meeting rooms, shared production facilities (kilns, pottery wheels, metal-working facilities, etc.), artist demonstration stages, an art film theatre, etc.
-- An artist live-work facility providing affordable joint residential/studio space for qualified artists and their families.
-- A boutique hotel and conference center providing overnight accommodations for visitors.
-- A mix of market-rate retail, commercial, office, restaurants, and production facilities catering to the creative industries.
The VM Group, on its website, said the former silk mill site will become "a tour de force in the museum exhibition and community arts education forum."


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Since a dustup with its volunteer ushers earlier this year, Shea's Performing Arts Center has improved the way it communicates with them concerning when and where they can watch performances.
But two longtime ushers who spoke to The Buffalo News in March to criticize those policies have been told they are no longer welcome back.
Mary Ann Devlin, who ushered at the theater for 29 years, and Jeanette Swartz, who volunteered in the unpaid position for 12 years, were let go for airing their differences outside the theater rather than first following proper channels, a theater executive said.
"The reality is that if you have a serious issue or problem, you should make every effort to get it taken care of within the organization before going outside the organization," said Anthony C. Conte, Shea's president and chief executive officer.
"At this point, I don't think it's good for the organization for either one of them to volunteer."
Devlin and Swartz said they felt they followed the proper chain of command by going to their immediate supervisor.
"We had no protocol for complaints. I thought the chain of command was my usher captain," Devlin said.
Devlin and Swartz were among a number of older ushers - several with health problems - who told The News five months ago that management no longer let them sit in the theater to watch performances even when there were plenty of open seats.
Devlin said she complained about the policy repeatedly to her usher captain. When he told her he was unsuccessful advocating for her concerns, she started a petition "requesting permission to sit in the theater during performances."
She stood outside the volunteer entrance Feb. 17 to collect signatures before being told to leave by Joseph McCarthy, operations director. Devlin was allowed to usher later in the season.
Conte reiterated Friday that volunteering as an usher "does not grant the right to sit and watch a show, and it's never been stated that it does." He said there are policies intended to prevent ushers from interfering with the viewing experience of theatergoers.
At the same time, Conte said he was glad to allow ushers to watch inside the theater under the right circumstances.
In recent months, Shea's management has implemented a number of changes to improve communication between staff and volunteers, including a revamped volunteer manual. An information board with a seating diagram now lets ushers know if and where they will be allowed to sit for each show, with more seating areas in the theater where they can do so.
Staff also attended a seminar on team-building.
Devlin said management's response was appreciated. "I was so happy when these changes came through," she said.
"We feel pretty good at where we are with the volunteers," he said.
More than 600 volunteers attended the Aug. 14 orientation session, Conte said, but Devlin and Swartz were not among them. Neither received letters notifying them, but went hoping it was an oversight.
Instead, they were told by McCarthy to leave after stepping into the theater.
"There's a reason why you didn't get a letter. You're not welcome here," both recalled McCarthy telling them, moments before asking a guard to lead them away.
Swartz, who exchanged heated words with McCarthy, later spoke with Conte at length. He said he would get back to her with a decision on her status, she said, but that hadn't happened as of Friday, when she learned from a reporter she was not returning. Conte said he intends to speak to Swartz, but has been busy with vacation and work.
"The whole thing boils down to, what was created because of the way they handled the situation was a very bad situation for our volunteers, and for us," Conte said.
Swartz said she was "deeply disappointed" by not being able to continue at Shea's. Devlin said she was "very disappointed" that she wouldn't be volunteering at the theater for what would have been her 30th year.
"I felt I've devoted a considerable part of my life to Shea's. I've loved that theater, recruited a number of my friends to be ushers, and I was very upset when I kept hearing my fellow ushers complain about the situation and nothing was being done," Devlin said. "So I thought I would take a step forward, and see what happened. And now I'm out."
But Shea's spokeswoman Lisa Grisanti said many volunteers were angered by the criticism, fearing it had unfairly cast theater management in a negative light.
"We have received many complimentary letters and verbal statements from volunteers who are happy with their volunteer positions at Shea's, with management and [the theater's] policies," she said.
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By Zach Baker
Sports Editor
John Hill said he was tempted to stick around to get his 400th win.
But the 31-year coaching veteran said "it wouldn't be fair."
After four seasons as Tiffin University's men's basketball coach, Hill is resigning. The man who has won 393 basketball games over stints at both of his hometown's universities isn't leaving TU. He will become the school's Associate Vice President of Development. Hill had been serving in that position on a part-time basis.
Jerry Buccilla, a former player for Hill at Heidelberg, who has been the Dragons' associate head coach during Hill's tenure, was named interim coach.
"I thought about it during the year this year, I knew it was time," Hill said. "I've been a head coach for 31 years, total coaching probably 38 [years]. I came here to rebuild the program."
Buccilla - who served as Heidelberg's women's basketball coach in the 1980s - is likely to be a full-time replacement for Hill. TU Athletic Director Lonny Allen said the school has not started a search for the new coach.
Allen was asked if he expected Buccilla to take over the program without the "interim" title.
"That's what the hope is," Allen said. "We're just trying to work out terms with Jerry right now. This just happened today. We're trying to cross our T's, dot our I's and make sure everyone has the best deal available."
Allen praised Hill's work in rebuilding the program after taking it over in 2009.
"It was almost dead, and John came in and did a great job getting our program back to being respectable," Allen said.
When Hill took over the Dragons, the program had managed just 10 wins total over the previous three seasons.
Hill won just two games in his first season at TU, but even in that year it was obvious the program was going in a positive direction. In the final game of the '09-10 season, Tiffin came within a point of defeating reigning national champion Findlay at the Gillmor Center.
The next year, Hill recruited a pair of cornerstone guards - transfer Karl Finley and Michigan high school star Joe Graessle. With those two players in the fold, Tiffin jumped to eight wins in Hill's second season, and 15 in '11-12.
With the graduation of Finley last year, TU struggled a bit this past season. Despite Graessle maturing into one of the best players in Division II, Tiffin's young squad went 11-17. It still had a program-defining win - a 55-53 win over Findlay that broke the Oilers' 81-game home GLIAC winning streak.
Buccilla will take over a team that will have Graessle back for his senior year, and a group of promising young players, including Jonathan Sutherlin, Khaleal McCormick and Eric Roby.
Hill will still be around, just not on the sideline.
"The timing is right," he said.


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So I'm a Mommy Blogger and I write about Mommy stuff and life stuff and how much I love my kids and never want them to leave my side and then the next day how I can't wait to get away from them. All the blogs I read, the people that leave comments here, and my readers- you are all my entourage. I take you with me wherever I go. What a resource to have in any time of need. I can reach out and have an answer in an instant- right at my finger tips. Who needs Google anymore when you've got a Mommy Blogger on your side? We know people. We know lots of people. We're a strong army of knowledge and wit and emotion and power.
We don't have to hang out in real life to care about each other, cry on virtual shoulders, and lift each other up or make each other laugh. From the truly heartfelt and thoughtful gifts like dresses to the congratulatory flowers delivered to my doorstep yesterday from my blogging friend MJ. I feel the love. And it rocks. You rock.
So next week I get to have another little get away. A night out in the big windy city and an opportunity to share my voice as a Mommy Blogger. Maria Bailey from BSM, one of my favorite people, is bringing some companies and bloggers together to help set the record straight at something she's calling Mommy Monologues. How do we want our voice to be heard? How do we want to be approached about product reviews and as a brand?
And do you want to be approached at all? We're a target market. Maybe one of the biggest. Because when someone in my online entourage says something, I listen. And that has more power than any magazine or commercial you're going to fast forward during The Office tonight.
But what we have to say is worth something. To each other, we share freely. When companies want to cash in on this "something special" that we all have, we have to wise up. Kick off the Crocs and put on our lipstick and power heels and think this through. We remain in charge of where this is all going. Because without our everyday rants and raves and cries for help, without our openness and honesty and reality, there is no voice.
If you've chosen to rebel against marketing to Moms and ads and the commercialization of it all, stand your ground. I applaud the bloggers who know that route isn't for them and stick with it. But if you're like me and are open to what professional possibilities lie ahead, I invite you to come along for the ride. Maria has formed a new site called Mom Select for the Mom Bloggers that want to learn more about connecting with companies. This is a great place for you if you aren't sure where to start. And ask me anything- I am always glad to help. There isn't anything I won't share with you. I've gotten where I am today because of other bloggers, too. We're all in this together. It's not a competition. It's not a race to who gets the most comments or has the most touching or funniest post of the day. It's just about being you and being real. There is strength, there is purity, and there is community in that.
And so, if I'm being honest, when I said yesterday that we don't have cookies for breakfast or even lunch... well... if I said that this morning, I'd be lying.


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Such a random dude.
His is one of the biggest wanna-bes ever and a lad.
His is one of the biggest wanna-bes ever and a lad.
Saunders the lad
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Very nice cute funny and very happy
Also very myscular and smart
Also very myscular and smart
Saunder is the best guy
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A orgasmic outburst over something so infinitesimal that it is laughable.
Dude, Rachel just saundered all over the place during geometry.
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Saunders is an intelligent, beautiful and adorable girl/women. Saunders is unique for her clothes, music, food and humor taste. Sauders is often found around others because she bares a unisex name so she can relate to both genders. Sauders is easy to fall in love with but is hard to stay in love with. everyone loves Sauders!
"guy: dude i think im gonna ask saunders out"
"other guy:dude me two!"
"other guy:dude me two!"
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amazing. if this is your last name you are basicly god, and you should be treated like a king. saunders means "amazing god" in latin.
getss all the girls
getss all the girls
"saunders whoo hes the man"
"O,look at saunders hes so godly"
"there he is, saunders, i wish i could be more like him. he is amazing"
"O,look at saunders hes so godly"
"there he is, saunders, i wish i could be more like him. he is amazing"
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on March 9, 2013 - 11:13 PM
Feb. 21
A Buffalo couple told Niagara Falls police that property was stolen from their rental car overnight Thursday while it was in the valet parking lot at the Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel. A cellphone and a pair of prescription eyeglasses were taken from the car sometime between 11 p.m. Thursday and 11 a.m. Friday, police said, resulting in a loss of $285. Valet parking employees told police the car may have been left unlocked.
A burglar stole $480 in cash after breaking into a 19th Street apartment overnight Friday in Niagara Falls, police said.
A resident told police that someone entered the apartment through a side window between 5 p.m. Friday and 12:40 a.m. Saturday.
In addition to the money, which was taken from a bedroom, two cellphones were taken from a living room area. Total loss was estimated at about $700.
Feb. 23
An Ohio couple lost $100 to a thief while they were at a bar on First Street in Niagara Falls early Saturday, police said. The wife told police that two $50 bills were in her purse when she went to the bar shortly after midnight.
She said she left it on the bar momentarily when she went to check on a lottery ticket. Upon returning to her hotel room at about 1:30 a.m., she said, the money was missing from her purse.
March 1
Police in Niagara Falls arrested a Canadian woman Friday afternoon, accusing her of shoplifting $62 worth of liquor in her wheelchair. Lori-Ann Bowman, 47, of St. Catharines, Ont., was charged with petit larceny at Supermarket Liquors on Niagara Falls Boulevard. According to reports, Bowman, who is an amputee, tried to conceal several bottles of whiskey, rum and vodka inside a bag underneath her wheelchair. She was stopped after leaving the store at about 5:15 p.m.
• A resident of Chestnut Ridge Road, Gasport, was sleeping late Friday when he heard someone steal his Nissan pickup truck from his driveway, police said. It was just before midnight when the man heard the vehicle start and saw it being backed out of his driveway.
Sheriff's deputies said the truck had been left unlocked in the driveway, with the ignition key atop a floor mat. An extensive search of the area was conducted but did not turn up the vehicle.
• Three juveniles nearly got away with throwing rocks and eggs at cars in a Cudaback Avenue parking lot Friday afternoon in Niagara Falls, but one ill-advised toss may have sealed their fate. A Toronto man called authorities after his 2003 Toyota was damaged by a rock at about 4 p.m. in the 1700 block of Cudaback Avenue. While officers were interviewing the man at the scene, an egg landed a short distance away, and police spotted a young man ducking into a nearby residence. Officers went to the house and interviewed the boy's mother, who said that her son was inside with two friends. Police took all three back to the scene, where they were identified by two witnesses. The police Juvenile Aid Bureau is investigating the incident.
March 2
Police charged a Lockport teenager with assault early Saturday after a 14-year-old Newfane resident reported being assaulted at the Allie Brandt bowling lanes on Lincoln Avenue in the Town of Lockport.
The victim suffered several cuts around his mouth and was treated in an area hospital, sheriff's deputies said. The suspect was tracked to his home, where police found him holding ice on hand injuries reportedly stemming from the fight. The suspect will be petitioned to Family Court.
• Police arrested a Tonawanda man for driving while intoxicated after a slow, short chase early Saturday in the Town of Niagara. Sheriff's deputies said they spotted Dwayne T. Wright driving around the Niagara Falls International Airport parking lot at about 4 a.m., before moving on to another parking lot down the street.
When deputies put on their overhead lights and tried to stop Wright's car, he reportedly drove off at slow speed, driving on the shoulder of the road for about 50 yards before stopping. The 49-year-old resident of Revere Avenue in the Town of Niagara was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to use a designated lane.


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a performance by a large ensemble consisting five or more guitarists; the orchestration of a song, in performance or recording, consisting solely of guitars--numbering five or more.
Listening to My Bloody Valentine's guitarchestra on Loveless is a like being in the eye of a storm.
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Sync, at least in its previous form, was useless. I could not sync my music collection or my photo collection because I had too many files ....
I do like the Essential Apps though. Photo gallery is truly top notch. Windows Live Messenger is kind of bloated and ad ridden though
As for hotchickswithdouchebags.com, pics or it didn't happen
You had to make me go to hotmale.com, didn't you...
hahahaha. gross!
Is that a site Paul is familiar with?
I've used Live Mesh (Beta) for ages and it has never let me down... Can't wait to the new incarnation via WLE.
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Gladys Sanders
East Rochester Gladys Sanders, 91, of East Rochester, formerly of Washingtonville, died at 12:25 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012 at the Great Trail Care Center, Minerva.
Mrs. Sanders was born Aug. 8, 1921 in East Palestine, a daughter of Ray H. and Georganna Peters Saviers. She was a 1939 graduate of New Springfield High School. She was a school crossing guard in Washingtonville for over 20 years.
Gladys was a member the Trinity Lutheran Church, Washingtonville and the Lutheran Church Women. She also attended the Leetonia Nutrition Group and the Boardman YMCA Water Aerobics. She was a wonderful mother who loved her family and was well known for her excellent sewing and quilting, gardening, baking, and most of all, her beautiful smile.
Her husband, Robert E. Sanders, whom she married Jan. 26, 1943, died March 1, 2002.
She is survived by two daughters, Diana (Albert) Pinkerton of East Rochester and Kay Zemanek of Twinsburg; and daughter-in-law, Janet Sanders of Auburn, AL; four sisters, Donna Fox of Fort Atkinson, WI, Wilma (Charles) Cyrus of East Palestine, Joan Parsons of Gibsonia, PA, and Marilyn (Will) Walker of Stow; two sisters-in-law, Betty Saviers of Tallmadge and Nancy Saviers of East Palestine; six grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was also preceded in death by her parents, two sons, James Sanders and Thomas Sanders; three sisters, Marie Cyrus, Dorothy Jenkins, and Jean Roberts; and two brothers, Harold Saviers and Glenn Saviers.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 14, 2012 with Pastor William Medford officiating at the Woods-Rettig Funeral Home, Leetonia. Burial will follow in Washingtonville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday.
Sign the register and send condolences at www.familycareservices.com.
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Bourjois Paris on International Women's Day
Our friends at Bourjois Paris have sent us an exclusive visual as their way of celebrating women all over the world today. We're loving the Wonder Woman pose and the copy, "We celebrate women since 1863."
True enough, making women more beautiful, and therefore more confident, has been the mantra of the company since its creation in the 19th century. They do it not on one special day that happens once a year, but everyday since the first day Bourjois made its first lipstick.
Happy International Women's Day to all of you, from Bourjois and La Moda Dubai.


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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
This is tough. I make my living with words and I'm suddenly at a loss for them.
I've covered sports for a lot of years. I've worked with a lot of coaches over that time and I've come across some good guys and some not so good guys. You can spot them both from a long ways off.
Antonio Simmons was one of the good guys.
Simmons passed away on Sunday from an apparent heart attack at the tender age of 34, leaving the Cross football team, Cross High School and the entire community reeling.
"Antonio played at Berkeley and Charleston Southern, and he coached at Cross," said Timberland football coach and athletic director Art Craig. "He was about as homegrown as they come."
Simmons was one of the architects in the resurrection of the Trojan football program and its first football state championship last fall. He was Coach Shaun Wright's right hand man, his brother, both on the field and off.
But Simmons' value to Cross, the football and track teams, the school and the community, can't be counted in wins and losses, and goes beyond the X's and O's on a locker room blackboard. Those X's and O's represent young men, and their lives, and Simmons had a positive effect on every football and track player, and student that ever suited up in the Trojan blue and white, or walked through the halls of Cross High School.
Simmons came to Cross with Wright in 2009 and quickly became a fixture, sitting in the far corner of the gymnasium during basketball games, holding court with former players and visiting coaches, or seated in the bleachers, always surrounded by players, current and former.
"This is a very sad day for Cross High School and the community of Cross," Wright said. "This was very sudden, a very tragic thing. Antonio was one of the good guys."
It takes a special kind of person to be a coach. It doesn't matter at what level, high school, middle school or park and rec. Coaching is a monumental investment of a person's time to be with kids that are most likely not your own.
Antonio Simmons was one of those special kinds of people. He enjoyed his job and always had a smile on his face whenever I saw him.
For Antonio, winning the state championship in 2012 was the pinnacle accomplishment of his young coaching career, not because of the championship ring, but because of what being a champion meant to the Cross players, the faculty and students, and the community.
You knew Antonio would get the chance to head up his own program someday. You wanted that for the guy. You want to see guys like Antonio succeed.
He was a success both on the football field and in track where this spring both the boys and girls track teams brought home Region championships.
His passing leaves a gaping hole in the collective heart of Cross High School and some big shoes to fill. His impact on Cross and Berkeley County will be felt long after all of us are gone.
That's the kind of guy Antonio Simmons was, someone his students and players will always remember.
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Following the Communication on the long-term financing of the European economy, published on 27 March 2014, today's package includes the proposal to revise the Shareholder Rights Directive, the proposal for a Directive on single-member companies and the Recommendation on the quality of corporate governance reporting ("comply or explain").
John Davies, Head of Technical at ACCA says: 'The proposal for the revision of the Shareholders Rights Directive is a step forward towards increasing transparency as regards shareholder identification and shareholder oversight on directors' remuneration and related party transactions. A strong call has been made to ensure shareholders gain timely access to information.
'The proposed 'say on pay' will give shareholders a new right to influence and approve their company's remuneration policy, which will have to explain how the company believes pay practices will contribute to its long-term and sustainable development. This amounts to a practical commitment to the encouragement of a longer-term business focus, and is a welcome reform in that context. ACCA believes that it is important to encourage shareholder commitment that is in line with long-term company interests and ensures better operating conditions for listed companies,' explains John Davies.
The recommendation on corporate governance calls for more detailed explanations to be given by companies that depart from the provisions of a relevant corporate governance code, and for member state governments to monitor compliance.
'This initiative does not restrict the freedom for companies to choose not to comply with a standard provision of a non-mandatory corporate governance code, but instead calls on them to be forthcoming about why they decide to do so. This will allow shareholders to make their own judgments about whether a company's action merits support or not. It will be vital though that appropriate monitoring takes place to ensure that companies are responding to the new recommendation.'
The proposal for new legislation on the single member company aims to make it easier for very small businesses to set up and operate, especially in respect of cross-border trading. 'This will bring about a standardisation of company law requirements throughout the EU so that entrepreneurs and parent companies can set up operations in different countries in accordance with similar rules. This in itself will be good for the promotion of business activity. However it will be important to ensure that adequate safeguards are available to protect the interests of who do business with these new companies,' says John Davies.
'It is essential for Europe to create a modern and efficient company law and governance framework. ACCA welcomes cost-efficient company law solutions that will contribute to competitiveness and long-term performance. However, we believe that different economic environments in Europe must be acknowledged and companies have to be provided with flexibility by allowing them to manage their corporate governance according to their specificities in each member state,' concludes John Davies.


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MONDAY, July 1 (HealthDay News) -- Watching an avatar exercise and learn healthy habits in a virtual community might help people shed excess weight, a small new study suggests.
An avatar is the graphical or physical representation of the user, in video games or online, for instance.
"This pilot study showed that you don't have to be a gamer to use virtual reality to learn some important skills for weight loss," Melissa Napolitano, an associate professor of prevention and community health at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services, said in a university news release.
She added that the findings suggest "that virtual reality could be a promising new tool for building healthier habits."
The new study included eight overweight women who once a week watched a 15-minute DVD featuring an avatar demonstrating healthy weight-loss behaviors. In one lesson the avatar sat down for dinner and learned about portion sizes. In another lesson, the avatar used a treadmill and learned the walking pace needed to lose weight.
At the end of four weeks, the women had lost an average of 3.5 pounds, which Napolitano called a fairly typical amount for traditional diet plans. But it's hoped that by watching the avatar, people using this type of program would be much more likely to establish long-term healthy habits and keep the weight off for good, she said.
"This is just the first step to show that women -- even those who are not gamers -- are interested in an avatar-based technology to help them with a weight-loss plan," Napolitano said. "We are excited by the potential of this technology as a scalable tool to help people learn the skills to be successful at weight loss over the long run."
The study appeared in the July 1 issue of the Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology.
If further studies show that this type of program is effective, it may offer an inexpensive way for millions of overweight and obese men and women to learn the skills and behaviors they need to lose weight and keep it off, Napolitano said.
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South Lake Tahoe isn't facing the same water shortages as other California communities but people still need to take steps to reduce water use at their homes and businesses, according to South Tahoe Public Utilities District and city officials.
"We have water supply sufficient to preclude rationing and sufficient to maintain landscaping. People won't have to let their lawns go brown and everything else, but it's going to be a long summer," STPUD general manager Richard Solbrig told the South Lake Tahoe City Council this week.
California is in a third year of drought. With low reservoirs and meager snowpack, Gov. Jerry Brown is asking for voluntary, 20 percent reductions in water usage. State legislation adopted in 2009 requires STPUD and other water utilities to reduce their per-capita water usage 20 percent by 2020.
STPUD has 22 wells in the South Shore's roughly 23-square-mile groundwater basin. Its customer demand for water peaks each summer at about 375 million gallons per month in July and August.
There are another 56 smaller community water wells and more than 600 private water wells tapped into the South Shore groundwater basin. The basin is expected to be stressed this year and next with limited recharge. That's because six of the last seven years have been drier than normal and snowpack in the Lake Tahoe Basin is just 43 percent of normal going into April.
"If people don't conserve water and take advantage of some of our water conservation programs, we're going to have some problems meeting that demand," Solbrig said. "We'll have low tank levels. So to ensure adequate supply for all and for public safety, we're all going to need to be smart and participate in water conservation efforts."
STPUD offers a number of free water conservation programs for its water and sewer customers. Programs include water audits and use evaluations for homes, businesses and irrigation systems. The district also offers some water-efficient fixtures for free as well as rebates for high-efficiency sprinkler components, toilets, washing machines and on-demand hot water systems that can significantly reduce water use.
The district offers free leak detection assistance. Meters can help detect even small leaks that might go unseen and waste thousands of gallons of water.
More than 40 percent of the water that STPUD customers use each summer is for irrigation. Restrictions will be in place again this year with even-numbered addresses allowed to water Monday, Wednesday and Friday and odd-numbered addresses allowed to water Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Water should fall on the lawn and not the sidewalk or street. With the basin's porous soils, many people water more than is needed.
"We ask that no one do landscape irrigation on Saturday. The reason is, that's the highest-volume day in terms of tourists and the highest water using day," STPUD water conservation specialist Donielle Morse said.
STPUD is offering its turf buy-back program again this year. The program helps homeowners replace water-intensive lawns with native or adaptive vegetation that requires just a fraction of the water and maintenance that grass does. Last year, the program offered $1.50 per square foot of turf up to $3,000. Since 2007, it has removed about 230,000 square feet of turf.
STPUD is one of California's few remaining unmetered water systems. Some properties have meters, but most do not. About 2,000 more meters will be put in this summer as part of water line replacement projects. The district is considering accepting a no-interest state loan for $21.5 million to retrofit the entire system with meters as part of a five-year water and sewer rate increase that is being proposed.
All water connections in the STPUD system must be metered by 2025 under California law. Even if a property is not metered at this point, it will be in the future, so the time to start conserving water is now, Morse said.
"There are a lot of very easy ways we can all make cuts to save our water supply."
South Lake Tahoe councilwoman Angela Swanson requested the STPUD update on the water situation after hearing about the hardships in other California cities are facing. It's good to hear the city is in good shape with water.
"It gives us a great opportunity to start talking about how much we need to do and start looking at climate change issues," she said.


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NEW YORK — Jim Kelly is scheduled to start treatment on his oral cancer Monday in New York City, but he's out of the hospital for the weekend and spending time with his family.
The Hall of Famer and former Buffalo Bills quarterback was spotted at the New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden on Friday night with his wife, Jill, and daughter, Erin.
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"My big battle starts Monday, when I start my radiation and chemo," Kelly said in an interview with MSG Network between quarters, "and I hope when it's all over they get everything, but right now we're praying for a miracle."
Kelly said he feels "sometimes good, sometimes bad," and added that he probably shouldn't have been out but wanted to reward his daughter for making the dean's list at school.
Kelly expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support, on social media and in person.
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Ganson St. Baptist Church will be holding our annual Vacation Bible School beginning Monday, June 24th, through Friday, June 28th, from 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. each day. All kids ages 4 years through just completing 6th grade are welcome to attend.
Gather up your friends and celebrate all the fun of SonWorld Adventure Park! There'll be music, games, crafts, snacks and amazing true stories that point you to Jesus! Come join the wild ride at Ganson Street Baptist Church, 637 W. Ganson St., Jackson. Our phone number is 517-782-8574.


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September 28, 2004
In a report issued on September 20, The U.S. General Accounting Office has recommended that the Veterans Administration (VA) determine the total number of veterans receiving VA Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) services and provide facility-specific information to VA medical facilities and Vet centers.
The report, "VA and Defense Health Care: More Information Needed to Determine if VA Can Meet an Increase in Demand for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Services," highlights that the VA does not know the number of veterans it now treats for PTSD at its medical facilities and Vet Centers. As a result, the VA will not be able to estimate its capacity for treating additional veterans who seek VA's PTSD services, and therefore is unable to plan for an increase in demand for these services.
Post-traumatic stress disorder is caused by an extremely stressful event and can develop after the threat of death or serious injury as in military combat. Experts predict that about 15 percent of service members serving in Iraq and Afghanistan will develop PTSD. A national study of Vietnam veterans in 1988 found that the prevalence of PTSD was about 15 percent at that time. In all, 30 percent had experienced the disorder at some point since returning home.
According to the GAO report, the VA lacks the information it needs to determine whether it can meet an increase in demand for VA PTSD services. The VA has two reports on the number of veterans it currently treats, with each report counting different subsets of veterans receiving PTSD services. Veterans who are receiving VA PTSD services may be counted in both reports, one of the reports, or not included in either report. The VA does receive demographic information from Department of Defense (DOD), that includes home addresses of service members, which could help the VA predict those medical facilities or Vet Centers where service members could access health care.
The GAO reports, by assuming that 15 percent or more of service members who have left active duty status will develop PTSD, the VA could use the home zip codes of service members to broadly estimate the number of service members who may need VA PTSD services and identify the VA facilities located closest to their homes.
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