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Music Director JoAnn Falletta is conducting the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra this weekend in an all-Shostakovich program, a concert that will be remembered for a long time. It starts with the Piano Concerto No. 2, with the irrepressible Michael Boriskin as soloist. After intermission comes the massive Symphony No. 13, featuring Russian bass Mikhail Svetlov and the men of the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus.
The piano concerto is like a diamond � compact, chiseled and sparkling. The massive Symphony No. 13, in contrast, is a big boulder of a piece, based on the poetry of Yevgeny Yevtushenko, most notably "Babi Yar," about a massacre of Jews that the Nazis carried out and the Soviet regime lied about.
It's rare to hear this symphony live (the last time the BPO played it was almost 40 years ago). And what hits this performance out of the park is that Yevtushenko is on hand to read his poetry.
Yevtushenko, who is 79, is a thrilling presence. He is a big, tall man, walks elegantly with a cane and gestures vividly with his huge, expressive hands. Though he now lives in Tulsa, Okla., his accent is such that you can understand only about a third of what he says. When he praised our "or-KES-tra" and said Falletta was an "irreesistibly charming conductor," you had to smile out of pure pleasure.
He declaimed "Babi Yar" partly in Russian and partly in English. What a spirit he has.
And what a spirit this concert has.
This is the first time the BPO has performed that effervescent piano concerto. It's an amazing little piece, full of syncopated dance rhythms, like Prokofiev ballets, and long lines of octaves zig-zagging this way and that. The middle movement, the Andante, soars like a romantic movie theme, as lovely as Rachmaninoff.
Boriskin and the orchestra's musicians played with wit and sensitivity. Everyone was crisp and in sync. Boriskin showed tremendous style. He used a score, but he seemed to have internalized the music's rhythms. His playing, though quiet and controlled, has zip.
At the snap-bang end of the first movement, it actually hurt not to applaud. The Andante sang. The orchestra's long introduction was muted and haunting.
After the concerto, going into the symphony was like going into a tunnel.
Hearing this music is like going to the Soviet Union. The desolate chimes, the muffled timpani, the sometimes brutal brass. Like Yevtushenko's poetry, the music gives us not only the drama and tragedy of the country, but the static misery of it. The movement that tells of women standing in long lines to buy food, their pots and pans suggested by rattles from the percussion, created a terrible feeling of gloom.
Svetlov, who appeared in Buffalo earlier this year in Nickel City Opera's "La Boheme," has a fine voice and great diction and expressiveness. Like the Irish tenor or the Italian soprano, the Russian bass is a distinctive marvel and he did the tradition proud. He was passionate, he was oddly detached, he was funny and sardonic.
The men of the Philharmonic Chorus, prepared by Roland Martin, also came across well. There are interludes when the chorus has to echo Svetlov in rapid, intense rhythms, and the singers pulled it off.
Falletta paced the piece well so that it built to several horrifying high points, until the symphony's final notes died out gradually, like a sigh.
The concert, which takes place at Kleinhans Music Hall, repeats tonight at 8.


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I refrained from throwing my shoe at Mule in Nashville this past weekend. Heaven knows, I have not been not happy with him.
He actually DID look like he cared, I have to say. He was good out there, it's like the overachieving Abby/Z/Datsyuk line made him sit up and take notice? Something... whatever, I will take it, let's see if he can continue and be consistent in this upswing. Mouth-guards all stayed in place, but he had a nice little snarl going on out there at times. I also came close to trading Franzen to the Preds fan next to me at the game, for Legwand (their current bag o' pucks). I decided to keep the lazy Swede I know. Hopefully, that was the right decision.
By the way, I ran into Abby and Z in the hotel elevator (separate occasions) over the weekend in Nashville. We have named Z/Abby/Dats the "Elevator Line" and think they should be doomed to ride the glass elevators with us forever, or until they stop scoring. LOL~

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A response to "Who does the NRA work for?" by Ed Gurowitz, January 24, 2013.
This is not an attack on Ed. I have known him for many years and highly respect him. However, Ed and other like-minded individuals tend to get lost in emotion and use their own version of fact.
The militia of the Second Amendment was the common man of the 1770s and 80s, not the National Guard of today. Those militia members were called upon to fight for liberty against a tyrannical government. Some say it is preposterous to imagine our government becoming tyrannical. I say the Second Amendment helps guarantee that.
The Bill of Rights restricts the power of government. The Second Amendment guarantees the citizens of these United States will have the right to keep and bear arms. Recently, the US Supreme court ruled the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to possess a firearm and limits the government in its actions.
Ed's statistics are misleading. He states the rate of people killed by people in cars is very close to the people killed by people with guns. Using rounded numbers, in the US in 2010, there were 35,000 motor vehicle deaths and 30,000 deaths by firearms. That's actually 14 percent less.
However, 19,000 of those firearms deaths were suicides. Not having firearms would not have prevented those suicides. That leaves the 11,000 assault-homicides. That's 69 percent less than the motor vehicle deaths. Firearm assault-homicides were less than half of 1 percent of the total in 2010.
I agree with Ed, any death by guns is bad. But, guns are not the problem; the people who use guns illegally are the problem.
From a Golden Eagle member of the NRA.
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A Seminole County man has been charged with lewd and lascivious molestation after two girls reported him to Child Protective Services in Fort Worth, Texas, police said.
One of the girls, now 15, said James Romano touched her on her privates at his Seminole County home when she was between the ages of 6 and 8 years old.
She said that Romano would ask her if she told anyone about their secret.
The other girl, now 13, said Romano French-kissed her when she was between the ages of 6 and 8 years old.
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SALEM - Two Ohio State University students from the Mahoning Valley have watched the once dim economic landscape of their hometown brighten and founded an organization aimed at making the most of the shale bonanza.
The Buckeye Shale Energy Organization is a student group in its second year at the university with a goal to reach out to the oil and gas industry, as well as other students.
The network was founded by Vince Melillo, president of the BSEO, and Alex Sava the organizations' treasurer. They are both from the Youngstown area.
Melillo, an upperclassman, said, "What we're doing is essentially gathering up people who are from our state who want to stay here and make Ohio into a great oil and gas producer."
Sava is a fifth-year engineering student interested in the growing shale play.
"I think there are a lot of great opportunities coming from Ohio, western Pa., all around here. Students are going to have a lot of job opportunities from these companies," he said.
BESO is comprised of students in engineering and geology under the leadership of Dr. Jeff Daniels of OSU's School of Earth Sciences.
The goal is to educate interested students on the vast opportunities shale development offers and to connect dedicated students with interested employers.
Daniels emphasizes that while the students are promoting the incredible potential that lies in the Utica Shale, they are also promoting the safe practices used by oil and gas developers to extract those resources.
With the shale boom occurring the middle of his childhood home, Melillo said, "All of this is particularly exciting for me as a college student."
Sava left the Youngstown area in 2008 and put it this way: "Based on seeing a portion of the money being invested, the Utica and Marcellus Shale plays are a potential and sustainable solution for our country's energy needs.
"Energy from shale development is estimated to be able to supply the United States for 100 years."
Chesapeake Energy has spent about $3.3 billion in Ohio and its chairman, Aubrey McClendon, has called Carroll and Columbiana counties the "core of the core" in the Utica Shale Play.
Daniel Alfaro, the communications director for Energy in Depth (EID), the Ohio project, said the idea is to get communities and the workforce, young and old, engaged in the oil and gas opportunities.
"Development has not really kicked off ... not until 2015," Alfaro said.
"These kids want to be at the forefront."
According to its website, EID was launched by the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) in 2009, "as an outreach and education campaign focused on researching, explaining and (when needed) setting the record straight on the promise and potential of onshore energy development in America."
It added, "And just in case you haven't heard: Here in Ohio, that promise is as great as anywhere else in the entire country."
Alfaro said studies have projected some 200,000 jobs will be associated with the shale boom.
Even with the U.S. Chamber's recent study highlighting the 38,000 jobs have already been created by the industry to date, Alfaro explained.
"We are only beginning to scratch the surface, and these students actively engaging with an industry that is going to be a driving force in Ohio's future prosperity should be applauded for their efforts," he said.
Permit and drilling activity has been brisk in Carroll and Columbiana counties which account for half the permits issued statewide, but EID said "for all the excitement these new and traditional oil and natural gas 'plays' have generated in our state ... successfully converting that potential into jobs, revenue and opportunity for everyday Ohioans will require a whole lot more than drill bits and pressure treatments."
Alfaro said, "This (BSEO) is exactly the kind of proactive approach we are all striving for."
He added, "With over 200,000 jobs projected over the coming years as a result of shale development, it is the priority of the industry to continue working with schools, students and communities to ensure Ohioans are in the best possible position to take advantage of the incredible opportunities our natural resources afford.
"It will require a sustained, coordinated and perhaps unprecedented effort aimed at explaining the way energy development works who does what, where and how, and what steps will be taken to ensure our air, water, land and surrounding environment are protected."
Sava explained, "I'm not a political analyst, nor an economist but I believe that this shale is one of the most encouraging developments to hit the Youngstown area since the steel industry of the past.
"While other students getting ready to graduate from college might be worried about their prospects, the Utica Shale has made students in my field confident about their future."
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Monday, March 4, 2013
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Columbia County Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding a request from Reynolds Land Surveying, and Stephen Edney who have submitted an application for a Conditional Use Permit for a private road to access residentially zoned property through Primary Forest (PF-80) zoned property. The subject property is split zoned Primary Forest (PF-80) and Rural Residential (RR-5), and is identified by Tax Map Nos. 3N2W10-00-01000 consisting of 79 acres, and 3N2W11-00-01101 consisting of 10.0 acres, and is addressed at 51952 Mountain View Road. Continued from the 2-4-2013 Planning Commission meeting.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding a request from Valerie Matthews, who has submitted an application for a Conditional Use Permit for a Home Occupation to host weddings and similar events on your residential property. The subject property is zoned Rural Residential (RR-5) and is identified by Tax Map Identification No. 7N3W09-B0-00500 consists of 9.57 acres in size, and is addressed at the above address, 76856 Delena Mayger Road. Continued from the 2-4-2013 Planning Commission meeting.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding a request from Al Petersen, who has submitted an application for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Zone Change to Surface Mining (SM) to expand Tide Creek Rock gravel mine. The application also requests a variance to Riparian Corridor and road setbacks. The site is approximately 56 acres and consists of land zoned Forest Agriculture (FA-80). The property is identified by three Tax Account Nos. 6236-00-00900, 6236-40-00900 and 6236-40-00600, known as the Tide Creek Rock site. Continued from the 2-4-2013 Planning Commission meeting.
SAID PUBLIC HEARING will be held before the Columbia County Planning Commission on Monday, March 4, 2013 ,at 230 Strand, St. Helens, Oregon, starting at or after 6:30 p.m., at which time proponents and opponents of the proposed application will be heard.
The criteria to be used in deciding the request will be found in some or all of the following documents and laws, as revised from time to time: Oregon Revised Statutes ORS 197.763; Oregon Administrative Rules; Columbia County Comprehensive Plan; Columbia County Zoning Ordinance. The specific criteria applicable to this request is listed and evaluated in the staff report.
A copy of the application, all documents and evidence relied upon by the applicant, and the staff report are available for inspection at no cost and will be provided at reasonable cost at least 7 days prior to the Commission hearing from Land Development Services, County Courthouse Annex, St. Helens, OR, 97051.
If additional documents or evidence are provided in support of the application, any party shall be entitled to a continuance of the hearing. Unless there is a continuance, and if a participant so requests before the conclusion of the evidentiary hearing, the record shall remain open for at least seven days after the hearing.
At each hearing, the applicant has the burden of presenting substantial evidence showing that the application meets all of the applicable criteria. Following presentation of the staff report, the applicant and other persons in favor of the application will be allowed to address the commission, explaining how the evidence submitted meets the applicable criteria. Following the applicant's presentation, any person in opposition to the application may present evidence and argument against the application. The applicant will then have the opportunity to rebut any evidence or arguments presented in opposition. After the presentation of evidence and arguments, the public hearing record will be closed.
The Commission will then make a tentative decision to be followed by approval of a written order and a statement of findings and conclusions supporting the decision, which will be mailed to all parties at a later date. The Commission may, at its discretion, continue the hearing from time to time at the request of the parties or on its own motion as necessary to afford substantial justice and comply with the law.
Additional information about this application may be obtained from the Planning Division of the Land Development Services Department, at (503) 397-1501.
February 20, 2013
Guy Letourneau, Chairman
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Today Business Networking
What: Group meets weekly. Some of the benefits are great leads, lower costs at our seasonal business expos, reduced costs on Thompson Web Development services and more.
When: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Thursdays
Where: King Street Grill West Ashley, Citadel Mall
More Info: 628-2283 or www.greatbusinessnetworking.com
'Reasonfest' fundraiser
What: Celebrate the National Day of Reason with stand-up comedy by the Humorous Humanist Jennifer Bianchi, followed by a "pathways to reason" open mic. Proceeds will benefit Summerville's Palmetto House homeless shelter. Presented by the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry.
When: 7 p.m. May 2
Where: Gage Hall, 4 Archdale St. downtown
Price: $10 suggested donation
More Info: 291-8248 or www.lowcountryhumanists.org
SaturdayBerkeley GOP Breakfast
What: The Berkeley County Republican Party Breakfast presents a speaker to discuss local, state and national issues. Breakfast ($6) will be served at 9 a.m. with the program beginning at 9:30.
When: 9 a.m. May 4
Where: American Legion Post 166, 116 Howe Hall Road, Goose Creek
More Info: 688-4975
Gem, Mineral Show
What: The Lowcountry Gem and Mineral Society's 21st annual Gem, Jewelry, Mineral & Fossil Show and Sale will feature 15 vendors offering beads, custom and finished jewelry, minerals and fossils. Club members demonstrating stone cutting and jewelry making. Kids can dig in the sand for fossils and sharks teeth or purchase a geode to cut and see what is inside. Grab bags with mineral and fossils to buy. A component of the North Charleston Arts Festival.
When: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. May 4 and 5
Where: Charleston Area Convention Center, 5055 International Blvd.
Price: Free parking and admission to show.
Monday Artists Guild
What: The Mount Pleasant Artists Guild will present an award to the annual scholarship winner at its meeting.
When: 6:30 p.m. May 6
Where: 100 Ann Edwards Lane, Mount Pleasant
More Info: 388-5425
Free Shag Lessons
What: The Summerville Shag Club offers free shag lessons every Monday night, except holidays, at the Summerville Country Club. You do not need a partner for lessons. Cash bar, food available for purchase.
When: Mondays: 6 p.m. junior shag lesson; 7 p.m. adult basic lesson; 8-10 p.m. open dance
Where: Summerville Country Club, 400 Country Club Blvd.
Price: Free
More Info: 214-0242 or www.summervilleshaggers.com
TuesdayBusiness Networking
What: GBN Summerville will be meeting to pass great referrals to each other, increasing the value behind our companies, and building lasting business relationships.
When: 8-9:30 a.m. Tuesdays
Where: Perkins Restaurant and Bakery, 1700 Old Trolley Road
More Info: 628-2283 or www.greatbusinessnetworking.com
Needlepoint guild
What: The Charleston Chapter of American Needlepoint Guild will host its weekly meeting.
When: 10 a.m. Tuesdays
Where: St. Andrews Parish UMC, 3225 Ashley River Road, West Ashley
Price: Free
More Info: 875-5562
Mothers and More
What: Mothers & More isn't your typical moms' group. They have playgroups, but they're as much to give the mothers the chance to play together as for the kids. Group schedules regular Mom's Night Out, book club gatherings, movie night and more.
When: 8 p.m. first Tuesday of each month
Where: Cottage at Bethany United Methodist Church, 118 W. 3rd S. St., Summerville
More info: Contact summerville firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday Business Networking
What: Join group every week for networking. Group provides an educational moment, information on great local events, free advertising and more.
When: Noon-1:30 p.m. Wednesdays
Where: Liberty Taproom, 1028 Johnnie Dodds Blvd.
More Info: 628-2283 or www.greatbusinessnetworking.com
Thursday, May 9 Allaboard Toastmasters
What: Allaboard Toastmasters is an organization that will help one develop or improve one's communication, listening and leadership skills in a fun and supporting environment.
When: 6:30-7:30 p.m. May 9
Where: First Baptist Church, 141 St. James Ave., Goose Creek
Price: Free
More Info: 797-0301 or http://allaboard.toastmastersclubs.org/
U.S. Submarine Veterans
What: The United States Submarine Veterans, Inc. Charleston Base will meet. All qualified in submarine sailors are invited to attend.
When: Social hour at 6 p.m., meeting at 7 p.m. May 9
Where: United States Submarine Veterans, Inc. Charleston Base, 99 Wisteria Road, Goose Creek
Price: Free
More Info: 569-6012 or http://ussvicb.org
Saturday, May 11 Grace UMM Garage Sale
What: Grace United Methodist Men will hold a garage sale. Items include hand tools, power tools, exercise equipment, lawn equipment, building materials, books, furniture, sports equipment, fishing tackle and camping equipment.
When: 7 a.m.-noon May 11
Where: Grace United Methodist Church, 1601 Sam Rittenberg Blvd.
Price: Free.
More Info: 766-1621 or www.mygraceumc.org
What: Those who have served in the military and are of Scottish heritage are invited to this club's monthly meeting. Doughnuts and coffee will be served.
When: 9 a.m. second Saturday of each month
Where: VFW Post 3433, 10154 Bellwright Road, Summerville
Price: Free
'Vision of Elvis'
What: "Vision of Elvis" features Danny Stirling.
When: Heavy hors d'oeuvres at 6:30 p.m., show at 8 p.m. May 11
Where: VFW Post 3142, 3555 Dorchester Road, North Charleston
Price: $15, available at the VFW Post
More Info: 744-9260 after 3 p.m.
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By Melissa Toothman
Staff Writer
One person was reported injured following a head-on collision with another vehicle on West Virginia Route 20 North in Upshur County just after 1 p.m. Friday.
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Officials attempt to remove the driver of a white sedan Friday afternoon following a head-on collision with a pick-up truck.
The driver of a white sedan was transported to St. Joseph's Memorial Hospital before being transported by medical helicopter to Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown. His condition was not available.
Upshur County Chief Deputy Virgil Miller said that it took about 45 minutes to extricate the driver from the vehicle after the accident because he was pinned in. The name of the driver was not released.
Miller said the cause of the accident is still under investigation.
Officials believed that the white sedan was driving north on Route 20 when it crossed the center line and collided head-on with a 2011 red Ford pick-up traveling south.
The driver of the pick-up, George Hefner of Weston, had just purchased the vehicle in Clarksburg an hour before the accident.
He and his passenger, James Brockleman, were not badly injured, officials said. Both were transported to St. Joseph's Hospital in Buckhannon.


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Martinsburg-South Charleston Final
March 21, 2009 - Rick Kozlowski
CHARLESTON -- What a game.
Twist and turns at every possession.
Drama by the boatload.
Call Martinsburg champions.
Isaac Thornton hit two free throws with 5 seconds left to provide Martinsburg with a 53-52 victory over South Charleston -- Martinsburg's second Class AAA state championship, the first in 15 seasons.
Aaron Dobson, who was held in check by the stellar defense of Cameron Cato, hit a 3-point shot to give the Flying Eagles a lead with 21 seconds left, but the Bulldogs were able to rebound Pierra Henry's free-throw miss, and then Dobson fouled Thornton.
South Charleston missed two shots at the end.
Martinsburg had to overcome officiating that was at times little confusing, you might say.
It's too bad these officials -- earned? -- the honor of calling the state championship game.
They have been unable to get any consistency on the block-charge call -- the most difficult in all of sports -- and so on one play, the men in stripes called both a block and a charge, which negated a basket for Cameron Cato.
In the third quarter, Brett Rogers got tagged with a block call when he appeared to be clearly set in time. He groused and got a technical, leading to a four-point play that tied the game at the time.
Every year down here, we see virtually the same tired faces, the same group of officials who have watched the game pass them by.
Oh, well.
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Housing & Dining
Residency Requirement Policy
- Residency Requirement Policy
- Exemptions from Residency Requirement
- Housing Selection and the Residency Requirement
Residency Requirement Policy
Freshmen entering Emerson College for the first time in a fall semester are required to live on campus for their first four semesters at Emerson College, and may apply to live on campus for subsequent semesters pending availability of housing. Freshmen entering College for the first time in a spring semester are required to live on campus for their first three semesters at Emerson College, and may apply to live on campus for subsequent semesters pending availability of housing.
Transfer students entering Emerson College will be offered on-campus housing depending on availability. If a transfer student wants to be considered for on-campus housing, he or she should secure their space on the housing waitlist. When considering transfer students for housing, their year of graduation from high school is taken into consideration. Transfer students who graduated from high school fewer than two years from their enrollment date at Emerson will be given priority depending on availability of housing.
The College will not be able to provide on-campus housing for the majority of students beyond their fourth semester in college (which includes semesters attended at previous colleges). If students wish to be considered to live on-campus for their junior year they will have the opportunity to pay a $300 housing deposit and participate in the Rising Junior Housing Lottery; a limited number of students from the lottery will be offered spaces. A full explanation of the housing selection process will be communicated to all students in late January.
Students returning from a Leave of Absence will be offered on-campus housing pending availability.
Housing contracts extend through the full academic year (fall and spring semesters), and students living on campus in the fall semester are obligated to remain in on-campus housing for the fall and spring semesters. In addition, all resident students are required to purchase one of the College-sponsored meal plans.
External Programs or Approved Study Abroad Program
Freshmen and sophomores (students who entered Emerson College as incoming freshman and have not yet completed four semesters of college) attending an Emerson external program or approved study abroad program are required to live in on-campus housing during the semester they are attending classes on the Boston campus. Because this is a condition of residency, freshmen and sophomores participating in an external program do not need to submit a $300 housing deposit.
Juniors attending an Emerson external program will be given the option of either on-campus housing or living off campus during the semester they are attending classes on the Boston campus. Any junior who wishes to live on campus during the semester that they are not attending an external program will be required to submit a $300 housing deposit. Juniors will be contacted by the Office of Housing and Residence Life with more details regarding this option.
Students who entered Emerson as transfer students are not covered by the Residency Requirement. As such, they are not guaranteed housing on the Boston campus during the semester when not attending an external program as a sophomore or junior. A student in this situation who wishes to live in on-campus housing during the semester they are attending classes on the Boston campus may place their name on the housing wait list. A $300 housing deposit is required and on-campus housing will be offered pending availability.
The Office of Housing and Residence Life will contact all students who are attending an external program during the fall semester regarding housing options for the spring semester.
Exemptions to the residency requirement may be granted by the Office of Housing and Residence Life (OHRL). Students seeking an exception must submit a Request for Exemption to Residency Requirement Form along with supporting documentation. Students are expected to pay room and board fees in full by published payment deadlines unless they have received a residency requirement exemption from the OHRL. If a student's request for exemption from the residency requirement is granted after payment is made, he/she will be issued a refund. A separate Request for Exemption to Residency Requirement Form is required for each year an exception is being sought. For consideration, the form must be received by OHRL no later than June 1 for new students scheduled to be in housing for the fall semester and no later than December 1 for new students admitted for the spring semester.
Exemptions are typically granted when:
- The student lives at home with a parent or legal guardian. If the student changes residence, it is her/his responsibility to promptly notify the Office of Housing and Residence Life.
- The student is able to demonstrate a financial hardship that would otherwise prevent him or her from attending Emerson.
- The student has a disability that precludes living in a residence hall. Documentation of the student's disability is required from a qualified professional who has direct knowledge of the student and his or her condition, e.g., physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, etc. This documentation must meet the guidelines described in the Disability Services Office statement of policies and procedures found on the Disability Services page.
- The student is married, in a registered domestic partnership that is recognized by the state of Massachusetts, and/or is a parent with whom one or more dependent children reside.
- The student is 21 years of age or older prior to September 1 of the academic year in question.
- The student has served in the military as verified by a discharge certificate.
Housing Selection and Residency Requirement
During the spring semester of each academic year, the College administers a housing selection process for the following academic year. Students will be automatically assigned housing selection appointment numbers based on their residency requirement as defined above. All other students wishing to live in on-campus housing will be able to submit an application and a $300 deposit for consideration pending availability.
Failure to settle Emerson College accounts in full, obtain required vaccinations, or abide by the Code of Conduct can result in the loss of student housing. Students who are not able to fulfill the residency requirement due to their own actions, including failure to comply with College policies, may also be dismissed from the College.
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Would love to lick that stretched out pussy, after he cream pied it..yum yum, like to do that to the wife but someone else's cum taste much better
Leo Sayer has arrived!
I love the way he grinds in her pussy and fucks it hard and when he cums it makes my pussy wet. I would suck his dick and make him cum and then let him fuck me and cum in my pussy like he fucked her. she's a lucky woman.
i love a mature arse like that....very sexy YUMMY
This must be the Knights faverate pussy, he has more vids with her than any one elde.
they fuck like they're not even being filmed.love it just fantastic
Probably because she's not faking it and playing to the camera. She's just enjoying the dick
Fantastic! She's a great fuck. Love her butt hole, I'd love to lick it while he's fucking her, then suck his cock & clean up his cum out of her stretched pussy & off her butt hole & his cock. You are a lucky man to be able to watch & film that big black cock fucking your wife.
believe me i will never ever share a womwn like ,i will cry like a baby and refuse when someone ask me if i could share with him' like watching this kind of video but doing it nononononononononononononononononononononononononononono...............i won;t not in a million year.
My wife just came 3 times and her pussy became creamy. I want to contact this guy to fuck my wife 40 y. O.
This is called "penis massage with tongue and lips"
It is so great to see your wife satisfied by a big cock and listen to her moan and cum on that big cock. I love it when my "hot wife" gets fucked and she gives me the pleasure of watching her, love to clean her up with my tongue afterwards too.
she got a good screwing from one of the best around
That what a thick dick will do to a pussy...
anyone black guy who wants to fuck my wife like that can her legs are open now........... mmmmmmmm
His cock makes them so wide that they can't keep his cum inside them. MAn what I would do to lick that stretched out pussy and creampie
I arranged for my wife to fullfil her fantasy of getting ravished by a BB COCK , a colleague of mine, Roy was happy to oblige. He fucked her like shes never been fucked before, she was like a wild animal devouring him in every hole, I filmed the 2hour session. It's the only memory I have left of her.....she fucked off with him to live in London. She's since convinced two of her sisters BB COCK is best, they've also took up with Black Bulls. I'm seriously thinking of trying it myself. Maybe
That is so beautiful to see a big black cock cumming in a wife's pussy!
Her pussy is hot.
love to suck her cream filled pussy
I think every white woman should get a good fucking from a big dicked black man so she would know what a real fucking is. I'm white and love to eat black pussy while my wife is getting a lot of orgasms from a big black dick.
First of all she is one hot fuck, her husband one lucky guy being able watch her getting fucked then maybe he gets to fuck her also, must be. Guys lined up around the block waiting game for. Chance to put their cocks in her, keep it up love it.
My swinger Dad love to see my Mom fucked by black man like this... :)
he knows how to fuck a wife good
I just watched a video where our electrician Jim came inside my wife...it was riveting
Fantastic finish, love her open cunt and slim bum. D.F.W always treats his ladies well and gives a great cream pie.
Nice balls-deep cream pie!
Beautiful woman! Hubby needs to get in there and eat that cum-filled pussy! Looks delicious!
that white lady totally love his bbc
this is what my wife does all the time. she says there is nothing more thrilling than a bbc opening her cervix and filling her womb with his hot cum. it gives her fantastic orgasms. every white wife should fuck a bbc at least once
Very hot. Have you done any other videos? I'd love to see more of her with white or black. Any anal?
I'd love to clean her up after he cums in her
Hey cream pie man 10" BBC sounds good to me, I want you to fuck me had though I want you to sink that big cock deep inside me filling my pussy with your cum, yes I am interested WHEN?
I want a BBC now, come give me one fill my pussy, I have never had one this lady is so lucky to have have a husband who is understanding that a wife sometimes needs a bit of fresh cock to cum inside her
I wanna fuck her
She is certainly a MILF I want to fuck. I think she just loves to fuck. I have not got a BBC, but am sure she would love a fuck from me
a nice beautiful cock for a beautiful woman
good looking ass whole
I am soo horny
l can clean her pussy up
Wow my wife is so ready to get fucked by a black man, at least once! She is amazing! I would love to share some photos of her if you can send something to tempt her :)
top shit man ? love it
I love that man
I don't remember my wife telling me about this.
so fucking hott...he is my favorite porn guy....can i join his fan fuck club?
Nice looking Pusey lucky guy
she fucks like ny neighbor
You can put your big cock in my wife's pussey and blow your load in her anytime.
Excellent come shot, excellent clip. If it doesn't feature the Dark Knight, it ain't worth watching
I love vids of white wives getting screwed by black guys. Deep down this is every hhusband's fantasy. I want this guy to fuck my wife's brains out.
the joy on her face. Truly beautiful porn
fuck my pussy anytime
Great fuck! Nice to see a guy actually shoot his stranger's seed deep inside her pussy, instead of wasting it on her tits or face.
Bryan - slam my ass while I jerk myself off....
I would love this guy to fuck my wife anyway he would like to. He could do whatever he would like to and get her all worked up and then I could enjoy her while she is in that state.
Why does this turn me on
i watched my g/f get fucked by a big black cock. it was so horny watching him finger her pussy & fuck her ass. she loved it when she made me cum oer her tits as he spunked in her ass.
He's so hot. He reminds me of a guy I had an affair with when I was very young.
Oh my, I can imagine my husband filming me with a huge black cock like that. would tease the hell out of him, oh honey that cock is so big and black, and those huge black balls, he is going to fill my pussy with lots and lots of cummm.
you can't beat a white woman who can handle a BBC
Anybody want me to do this to their wife just let me know
She has a bad case of piles
da hat die alte aber ne schoene stange zum lutschen....
love to see black cock in a hot white cunt.he can fuck my wife any time. as long i can watch
fill her up n fukr hard...lol
ouffffffff that is hot this man not matter what keep it up ...
love to film my wife doing this
her booty hole looks like she does too much anal
Nothing like having sex on a bathroom floor !
want him NOW ..........
I am such a big fan of DFW that I can even suck clean his cock after he has fucked my wife!!I want him for my wife and she too loves his cock!!
THIS is the hottest video on the entire site. I love the background noises, they way they talk to each other, and the sex is fucking amazing. PHEW!
perfect!!! thinking my wife with this cock, this fuck!!!
I want this guy to screw my wife. He's got an open invitation into our bedroom and into her panties.
I'd love to plow an older white woman for the fun of it!
He has a nice cock. Would love to try it.
Definitely a good flic. Loved the tight close-up of her ass-hole and that big cock reaming her pussy. That pussy is definitely good enough to eat --- creampie and all. How about a shot of her taking it up her ass? She looked ready for a DP several times!
Black Marlin- could I give you the camera, so you can film the ending? Zoom in to see my tongue licking my wife's pussy clean.
I love this guy. This is REAL sex. I get tired of watching men just fuck women. I like watching true love making. This turns me on more than the fast fucking. Its realistic and I LOVE IT!
a real husban would have put the vidio camera down after they where done an licked that pussy clean
the more I am on here the more I want some white dude to film me fucking his wife and then I want to see him lick my cum out of that pussy. Maybe fuck her ass and see him lick that
Wow! He holds the camera very steady. If i filmed my wife with him, I would be jerking off SO hard, the camera would be all over the place
outstanding!! they fuck like they're not even being filmed.love it.thanks
now thats a reeeeeeeel fuck... n btw it doesn't matter if u hav a tiny cock or a big cock....jus learn to use it.....
how can u not love this? wow!
wha can I say..


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MARTINSBURG — The health of a community is as important as the health of the people in the community, and a new study evaluates the factors that determine Berkeley County's health, including......
"Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships - MAPP"
Our government loves this stuff. Let's be pro-active, think outside of the box, and empower the community, blah, blah, blah.
You pay for it.
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CARNELIAN BAY, Calif. — Looking to get out on the water this summer? Always wanted to try a new sport? Stop by Waterman's Landing in Carnelian Bay, where Ronnie, Jay and Anik can help you explore Lake Tahoe.
Founded just one year ago, Waterman's Landing is quickly becoming the go-to spot for various paddleboard sports in North Tahoe. Founders and partners, Jay and Anik Wild, along with Ronnie Ayres, are all expert stand-up paddleboarders, hoping to help the sport grow. What was once a dream for the trio has now become a thriving reality.
The Wilds, along with Ayres, all worked in Truckee, with the Wilds running an Apex Bungy trampoline and Ayres managing a restaurant. Soon, they were talking about opening up a paddleboard sports store along with a cafe.
"We would always be like 'Wouldn't it be great if we could join forces?'" Ayres said. "With my food and beverage knowledge and (Jay's) retail desire, (we thought it would be) great if it was all under the same roof.
"It seemed unattainable that something like that would exist. Not only in the world, but here in Tahoe, Ayres continued. "(We thought) if it was on the water we could really make an impact with getting people on the water and exposed and involved with paddleboard sports."
The shop and cafe has done just that.
Waterman's Landing offers stand-up paddleboard rentals and lessons, along with kayaks and outrigger canoes. Rentals are available by the hour or day, with each rental including a beginner lesson, to help those who are paddling for the first time to learn the strokes and safety tips.
The shop also features a cafe, offering breakfast and lunch plates, along with a newly acquired liquor license, allowing patrons to enjoy a glass of wine or a beer.
"(We have) breakfast, lunch, ice cream for the kids, activities on the water and now beer and wine for happy hour. There's something for everyone, and in such a beautiful spot," Ayres said.
The outrigger canoe, a boat used for sea travel by Polynesian people, is one of the most unique rentals the shop offers. Waterman's has several different canoes that it rents out to customers and outrigger teams, from nearby Sunnyside and Donner Lake Outrigger Club. The shop rents one- and two-man outrigger canoes, as well as a large six-man canoe.
"It's really unique to see on the lake," Ayres said of the canoes. "Those boats have all the Hawaiian culture attached to it, so when you're getting people into the sport, you're also educating them on where it came from."
Ayres, who lived in Hawaii for many years, has been in Tahoe for the past three and a half years, and is happy to get others involved with outrigger canoes.
Waterman's Landing has helped to further establish Lake Tahoe as a must-see area for paddlers.
"It's on (paddleboarder's) bucket list as something they need to do once. (Tahoe is) a real big deal in the sport," Ayres explained.
Standing on a paddleboard, 5 to 6 feet above the crystal clear waters of Lake Tahoe, one can see nearly 70 feet below the surface of the water on a still day. This makes paddlers feel as if they are standing on the water, Ayres added.
"You can very much get the sensation that you're floating on air," he said. "You can see your shadow cruising along the bottom."
Ayres pointed out that paddleboarding is becoming an increasingly popular sport around Lake Tahoe as well as the world. In fact, Mr. Wild helped that cause when he was on the US Stand-Up Paddleboard team, and competed in the World Championships in Peru in February. Wild was the only non-costal resident on the team, solidifying that someone not from the ocean can compete at a world class level.
"It was a real eye-opener for Tahoe and for the rest of the world to say 'Wow, Lake Tahoe produced someone for the US team in a sport that's completely dominated by ocean athletes," Ayres said.
The group has made an impact with the paddleboard community both young and old. Waterman's Landing now hosts kids camps, for youngsters starting at age 8, as a way to get children involved in a new sport. The shop also has helped sponsor SUP races, most noticeably the Waterman's Sunscreen Paddle for Humanity, a national race series that has five other stops nationwide. Waterman's Landing hosted this event, which was also a fundraiser, to help give back for the local community.
The shop's success alone through the past year can be considered giving back to the community. What was once a dead space, occupied by a failed business, is now a thriving store and access point to the lake, as well as a reason to spend time in beautiful Carnelian Bay.
While visiting the shop in early July, one couple from Carmel explained that Waterman's Landing is one of the reasons they purchased property in Carnelian Bay.
"(Waterman's) was a defining thing for us to buy a house here," they said. "We love it, and that's why we're here — to keep funding it and make sure it doesn't go away."
For more information about Waterman's Landing, go to www.watermanslanding.com.


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A: As I am currently serving on the board of the South Carolina Association of Veterinarians and as a board member of Pet Helpers, I have had the opportunity to see this issue from both perspectives.
The shelter organizations came into being for the most altruistic of reasons: to help creatures who could not possibly help themselves. The situation facing stray and owned pets was, and continues to be, appalling.
When you hear about someone with a yard full of abused or neglected cats, dogs, horses or a host of other species, who picks up the ball?
When animals are homeless through the neglect, cruelty and irresponsibility of humans, who picks them up, cleans them up, neuters them and finds them a home?
Who faces the unthinkably grim task of humanely euthanizing stray animals, by the thousands, that are unadoptable due to temperament, malady or sheer volume overload?
We all know the answers. Where would we be without these wonderful organizations?
They have educated the public about population control and have been the net that scooped up the animals that society forgot.
In recent years, shelter organizations have grown in number and size. This growth has coincided with a rapid evolution in the perception of veterinary and shelter facility standards.
The public has come to expect modern, sleek and professional environment and a higher quality of medical services, even for shelter animals.
The continuous flow of stray animals persistently strains resources. And donations, both government and private, may not keep pace. This may be pushing shelter organizations to expand their range of veterinary services to help provide for their public purposes.
These services are generally provided at costs well below those of the general veterinary practices. To veterinarians, this constitutes an unfair trade advantage.
Here, a shelter veterinarian is not held to the same standards of medical accountability, they are tax exempt and they receive donations and government subsidies.
The vets have a point.
By the way, this problem is not a new one.
The American Veterinary Medical Association dealt with this problem in the 1920s. Then, their code stated that humane societies should strive to "avoid conflict with the development of the veterinary profession and that their role should be to treat animals that would not otherwise have access to veterinary medicine either due to economic status or location.
The code's first principle encouraged "the heartiest and most loyal cooperation between veterinarians and humane societies."
In April 2012, the AVMA wrote an updated version of the policy in which it stated, "Veterinary not-for-profit and tax-exempt clinics and hospitals provide access to important medical and surgical services for animals owned by the indigent and otherwise underserved populations." The policy also stresses testing recipients to confirm eligibility for services.
Now lets think about your veterinarian for a moment. You acquire a cat or dog and they are there at the beginning of your relationship. They neuter or spay him or her, outline a plan for vaccines and deworming and advise you on nutrition, health maintenance, and parasite control.
They know you and your pet by name, and when your companion has a health problem, they handle it or direct you to the right place. In them you have a true partner in your animal's health. That's an incredibly valuable, intangible benefit of a true client-veterinarian partnership.
Your dog ate your socks and needs surgery? You are a bit short on funds? Well, they will probably work something out because you have been a client for years. You have to make a difficult decision about treating your pet? Knowing you and your pet, who better to counsel you than your family vet?
This relationship is disappearing, eroded by the fragmentation of veterinary care between low-cost clinics, shelters and the general veterinarian. When a pet owner has spread out the care in such a way, where does he turn when his pet requires more involved medical or surgical management?
In my opinion, the system is out of balance. Both general veterinarians and shelter organizations fulfill vital roles in providing care to the domestic animal population, both owned and stray. They must coexist.
I do not really think that an expansion of services provided by shelter organizations is the problem, but I do think that shelters should adhere to the terms of their charters and their publicly stated purpose.
They are there to treat the animals of low-income individuals. The individuals who avail themselves of these services, which have been made possible by private donors, public subsidies and tax advantages, should have to verify their eligibility.
Otherwise, this is tantamount to cheating on welfare. As long as the shelters are limiting their services to those who would not otherwise have seen a veterinarian, there should be no conflict at all.
Dr. Henri Bianucci and Dr. Perry Jameson are with Veterinary Specialty Care LLC. Send questions to email@example.com.


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While Nordegren has been traveling to Sweden and China with children Sam, 3, and Charlie, 1, and Woods has been struggling to return to the PGA Tour, lawyers for both sides are reportedly close to reaching an agreement.
Sources tell people that Nordegren could land "about $700 million," a number that has increased steadily throughout the months of negotiations.
Woods's camp, a source tells PEOPLE, has offered Elin increasing settlement amounts, all of which are contingent on her silence. Nordegren has so far balked at the confidentiality clause, not because she has a burning desire to tell the story, but because it is the biggest bargaining chip she has, says the source.
Although Woods does not want his wife to give an interview about him, or write a book about her life with him, another source tells PEOPLE that much of the haggling has been about child custody.
"Elin does not want Tiger to have female friends around when he has the children," the source tells PEOPLE. "This is very important to her, and she will not give in to anything less."
To have control over the children's interactions with their father, Nordegren has been fighting her husband for 100 percent custody of Sam and Charlie, though of course, Woods would get to see the kids. But the golfer said no, and has asked for at least one weekend a month.
Golf Gets in the WayHowever, with his frequent golf tournaments, the lawyers are now discussing the possibility of Woods seeing the kids for a larger chunk of time when he is not traveling for golf. Instead of taking them one weekend a month, he could have Sam and Charlie longer, then not again for a couple of months.
"When Tiger is at tournaments and misses a weekend, he could make up for it by taking them for two or three weeks at a time which will allow Elin freedom to travel and see her friends in the U.S.," the source tells PEOPLE. "This is something they are discussing."
Nordegren will spend much of the year in Sweden and wants the children to be educated there, the source believes. Nordegren is tired of the American media glare. She wants the children to be raised at her $2.2. million estate in the Stockholm archipelago complete with a beach, dock, sauna and four separate houses. She will be near her family and long time school friends.
If negotiations continue with Nordegren likely to get primary custody, she could have a second home in Jupiter, Fla., which is convenient to Woods's nearly completed $80 million, 9,000-square foot Jupiter Island estate, and to her close American friends.
Lawyers are still also discussing how to divide the other Florida properties.
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This is a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing your insights with us, and best of luck with your bright future on the board of directors!
1) She is indeed one of the most awesome women in technology I've seen, unlike most other women in almost being scripted in what they say to an audience without background content and personal knowledge of their own. Its reassuring that gals like her are playing a major role.
2) I'll be looking forward to seeing the effectiveness of Windows Mobile 7, possibly a true remote cloud OS to challenge a ChromeOS using native binary execution remotely.
3) I only wish there was some major gas to fuel my sparks in many aspects of today like re-invention of Electricity generation, successful cancer research, parallel execution in a perpendicular fashion compared with OpenMP( I hereby coin perpendicular computation ), and a few ways on how to understand the physics of Gamma-ray Bursts and limits of frequencies beyond just the speed of photons as light. If my spark needs to become so big it completely combusts and consumes the modern world we have today with the changes I want to make like a Phoenix from the ashes of its demise to help everyone on the planet and any future generations long after me then so be it, but I swear I'll aim for the best outcome for all the world
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LISBON — Two East Liverpool men accused in the theft of lawn equipment belonging to the East Liverpool City Schools were sentenced this week in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court. Michael ....
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Derogatory slang derived from the German "schwatze", which would be slang for "schwartz". Both mean "black".
"That schvoogi went and stoll my TV."
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Derogatory slang derived from the German "schwatze" which means "chatter" & "schwarz" which means "blackish".
Das schwarzbraune (schvoogi) Mensch ist nichts Gutes. (Literally: That blackish man is up to no good.)
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TRUCKEE, Calif. - The boys and girls at Truckee's Little Rascals Playskool recently completed a fundraising project. Each child made their own piggy bank as a part of a fundraising effort to help children at the Hogar San Jose Home for malnourished children in Honduras. The home is currently run by Missionaries of Charity founded by Mother Teresa.
Each child took their piggy bank home and during the past few months, filled them with coins and love. As each child filled their piggy bank, they learned about the gift of giving. Many of the "Little Rascals" filled their piggy banks with money they earned themselves and are very excited to be helping a child in need. The children raised $520.
The women of Soroptimist Truckee Donner donated $450 to help with the project. They were thrilled to help encourage and support the philanthropic efforts of giving back at such a young age.
Through these fundraising efforts, running water, flushing toilets, soap, clothes, books, music and toys have made their way to these children. Presently, 45 children, 15 under the age of 18 months, are being cared for in the home. Susan Bruno, a friend and volunteer of the Missionaries of Charity, will be hand delivering the funds to the home in 2013.
Little Rascals Playskool is owned and operated by Dirk and Vickie Hooser and is located in Tahoe Donner. They provide an environment of love, attention and countless years of experience. To learn more visit www.littlerascalsplayskool.com or call them at 530-582-1400.


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Most MBA (Masters in Business Administration) programs consist of a set of required core courses (typically, accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and statistics) and electives. Often electives include a cluster of courses in one specialized area (e.g., finance). Many graduate business courses, including some of the core courses, require good analytical and quantitative skills. In preparing to make yourself an attractive applicant to a top MBA program, you should develop your abilities to think quantitatively as well as write effectively. In addition, it is very unusual for the most competitive MBA programs to admit applicants without at least two or three years of work experience.
Admissions committees will review your academic background, GMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test) score, work experience, application essays, letters of recommendation, and interview. Your application and supporting documents should include evidence of your ability to perform well in analytical and quantitative courses. Most business schools place considerable weight on your prior work experience, and good schools typically require at least two or three years of employment following graduation from college.
Most programs aim to enroll a class with diverse academic backgrounds. Thus, many programs have few, if any, specific requirements. In particular, neither an undergraduate degree in business nor an economics major is necessary. As you select your undergraduate courses, you should consider the following:
Most highly regarded business schools expect two to five years of work experience following graduation from college. Work experience is required because it helps students better appreciate course material and contribute more insightfully to class discussions. Admissions committees use letters of recommendation from business colleagues to help assess your potential for leadership and your ability to work as part of a team.
Business school deans of admission stress that no one type of business experience is more valuable than any other. The most important consideration for your work experience is that you choose something that you do very well. Your work experience gives you an additional opportunity to demonstrate your ability to set and achieve goals that are important to both you and your organization. The academic preparation expected by employers varies by employer and position. Most employers expect a graduate from a liberal arts college such as Hamilton to be broadly educated, a good writer, and an articulate speaker. A student who seeks a job in investment or commercial banking or in management consulting should have a high overall GPA and a strong record in quantitative courses. For such a student, the Career Center recommends accounting, a year of calculus, introductory economics, statistics, and a course that includes material on financial markets.
Your scores are good for five years. You should consider sitting for the GMAT in your senior year if you think that your quantitative skills might deteriorate after you leave Hamilton.


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on October 2, 2012 - 8:02 PM
LOCKPORT - Former North Tonawanda Mayor Lawrence V. Soos was fired from his part-time job at the Niagara County Board of Elections Tuesday, the day after he criticized new county Democratic Party Chairman Nicholas J. Forster at a party meeting.
Soos said he was called into Commissioner Nancy L. Smith's office about 4 p.m. Tuesday and told he was terminated.
"I said, 'May I ask why?' She said, 'I was called by our chairman and told to terminate your position,'" Soos said.
Soos was an ally of former chairman Daniel Rivera of North Tonawanda, who was not a favorite of Forster's.
"He's an at-will employee under the exclusive control of the election commissioner," Forster said. "I have no further comment."
Smith did not return a call seeking comment.
Smith's renomination as election commissioner was tabled at Monday's Democratic reorganizational meeting, pending a meeting between Forster and the Board of Elections' Democratic staff.
Republican Commissioner Mary Ann L. Casamento also had to sign off on Soos' firing, he said.
Forster was elected party chairman Monday night, after Soos made a speech seconding the nomination of former Chairman Jeremy M. Schnurr for a new term.
Soos went directly after Forster in his remarks, claiming that Forster hadn't attended a Democratic fundraiser since he stepped down as chairman in 2002. "Where the hell were you?" Soos snapped at Forster.
Forster replied, "I've been on this committee on and off for 30 years. Where the hell were you?"
Soos said he was working 17� hours a week and earning $17 an hour.
"I knew he wanted to get rid of me, but I figured he'd wait until the election cycle was over," Soos said. "Just proves he's the bully I said he was. I think there's a dark cloud hanging over Niagara County for the next two years."
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Kate arrived at the National Portrait Gallery's Portrait Gala – to a host of waiting fans and photographers – in Central London on Tuesday.
Pairing a deep blue silk gown by Jenny Packham – a designer the duchess relied on for her first big night out following the birth of Prince George – with an intricate diamond necklace borrowed from Queen Elizabeth, the 32-year-old dazzled onlookers. With her trademark shiny hair curled, the young royal sported noticeably longer locks.
During her first official engagement of the year, Kate, 32, gave a short speech, welcoming guests to the posh event.
"The Gallery's achievements are exceptional. They hold the most extensive collection of portraits in the world, and their unique and brilliant exhibitions never fail to inspire us all," she said. "But, it is more than simply a world-renowned visitor's attraction – the Gallery's outreach and research programs makes it one of the leading centres for the important study into portraiture. I simply could not be more proud to be its Patron."
"Thank you for being here tonight and showing your support," she added. "I hope that you all have a wonderful evening."
Shortly before dinner, Kate was introduced to Grayson Perry, who is known for his colorful ceramic works of art as well as wearing women's clothes. (He wore a white-trimmed gown and black heels on Tuesday night.) They chatted for several minutes before Kate was escorted by Sandy Nairne, the director of the National Portrait Gallery, to a display of 200 mystery portrait postcards created anonymously for the gala by a selection of well-known artists including Perry, Julian Opie and Alex Katz.
The postcards will be sold as part of the fundraising effort.
Kate recently returned to the U.K. after vacationing with her young son and brother, James, on Mustique's west coast.
During their stay, Kate and company relaxed in the $18,000-a-week, four-bedroom Rocina villa, which boasts sea views, luxurious verandas, tennis courts and a chlorine-free pool surrounded by lush tropical gardens.
Apparently, the downtime did her well!
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A 56-year-old Sandrock Road man was charged with drunken driving, resisting arrest and obstructing officers for allegedly refusing to comply with police officers called to an injury accident scene Wednesday evening at Hinman Avenue and Military Road.
Walter L. Raczka had to be forcibly handcuffed and placed in a patrol car after he pulled out a folded knife. Officer said he had glassy, bloodshot eyes, was unsteady on his feet and gave off a strong odor of alcohol. At police headquarters he registered a blood-alcohol level of 0.21 percent, nearly three times the legal limit.
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Someone broke into a home in the 2200 block of South 11th Street and took a cedar chest worth $500 from the bedroom.
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Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., said Wednesday in Bend he continues to hear concerns about the health care changes all across our state.
But now that it's law, he wants some answers to what Congress can do to make it right.
As Walden took command of a new telemedicine robot at St. Charles on Wednesday morning, he was also interested in hearing from health officials about President Obama's new health care law.
"I stood next to the printing of the regulations implementing the health care law, and there are 20,000 pages," Walden said.
Walden said he's heard from business leaders in our state concerned about having to reduce employee hours to help offset impending insurance rate hikes.
"I hear some employers are cutting people back to 29 1/2 hours, so they don't count as full-time employees," Walden said. "That means people that are working are going to have to get two part-time jobs and still have no benefits."
BendBroadband CEO Amy Tykeson said next year, the company's health insurance rates will go up 5 percent and that's just for the taxes it will have to pay.
"When I start looking at some of the pressures we are facing," Tykeson said, "my concern is that the employers that have over 50 employees will be the ones who are underwriting a lot more of these costs, because it is going to have to come from someplace."
Members of the Central Oregon Health Council, the High Desert's coordinated care organization, told Walden the group is unique.
"Oregon being on the vanguard of health care reform forever is really in the lead in terms of CCO's," Walden said. "Some like it, some don't."
Gov. John Kitzhaber received $1.9 billion from the Obama administration to form the COO, in a bid to control costs.
"I hope it all works and you stay on track and all that because this notion that the state of Oregon would be able to come back and say, 'Hey, it didn't work -- would you forgive us the $1.9 (billion)?' is going to be a complete non-starter," Walden said.
Robin Henderson, director of behavioral health services at St. Charles-Bend, told Walden about the CCO's early success: "When we started the six clinics, where we put behavioral health in primary care ... those six clinics, within months of getting their providers, said, 'You are never taking them out again.'"
But at this point, with many changes to come, man are still left with more questions than answers.
"You are going to have to employ more people to coordinate the system, which I like the idea about it, but I can't say how that is going to reduce cost," said Mike Henderson, an internist.


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George Washington delivers the first State of the Union, Elvis is born, 14-year-old Bobby Fischer wins his first U.S. Chess Championships, and a gunman shoots Gabrielle Giffords and 18 others in Arizona, all on this day.
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on December 20, 2012 - 7:31 PM
By Matt Gryta
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Erie County sheriff's investigators seek more information about the activities of two burglary suspects arrested shortly after an incident Tuesday in Elma.
John Kelley, 55, and Thomas Schleer, 27, both of Bailey Avenue, Buffalo, were arrested by Deputy Tom Was in a parking lot close to the Bippert's Farm store on Clinton Street after the deputy responded to a suspicious incident call from workers there about 5:15 a.m., sheriff's officials said Thursday.
The workers noticed Kelley and Schleer hanging around outside the store and got their descriptions and the license plate of the car they were driving, passing that information along to the Sheriff's Office.
Was arrested both men in a car parked in the lot near the store and confiscated from the car a pry bar, two razor knives and a painting tool used by burglars, sheriff's officials said.
Kelley was charged with third-degree felony burglary, false impersonation, possession of burglar's tools and attempted petit larceny. Deputies said Kelley tried to pass himself off as his brother, which a document check quickly showed to be false. Schleer was charged with third-degree burglary, possession of burglar's tools and attempted petit larceny.
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Regulating Political Activity: Notes on a Hypothetical Statute to Regulate Presidential Primary and General Election Campaigns
Myles V. Lynk
Arizona State University (ASU) - Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
Journal of Law & Politics, Vol. 8, p. 259, 1992
This symposium on presidential campaigns and election law is both timely and significant. Timely because we meet as the 1992 federal election campaign season is about to get underway, and significant because it addresses two issues that lie at the heart of the Federal Election Campaign Act ("the Act").' These issues are the extent to which the government may, consistent with the first amendment, impose (1) direct limitations on communications by candidates to the voters, and (2) "non-voluntary" limits on expenditures by candidate campaign committees. This essay is not, nor is it intended to be, an exhaustive analysis of the constitutional and other legal issues raised by the various provisions of the Act. These issues are discussed below in the context of an analysis of a proposed, hypothetical statute, S. 100, "The Reform of Presidential Elections Act of 1993." S. 100 does address real problems with the campaign process that have been identified by commentators over the years. The question is whether this statute in particular, and federal legislation generally, is indeed the best or proper vehicle with which to address these concerns. This question can best be answered through a section-by-section analysis of the bill.
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Play 1. b4
Shock Your Opponents with the SokolskyProduct Code: B0075EM
Publisher: Everyman Chess
Author: Lapshun & Conticello
Year of Publication: 2008
Pages: 169
Notation Type: Figurine (FAN)
Book Description Shock Your Opponent with the Sokolsky!
Do you wish to surprise your opponents on the first move? Do you enjoy playing creatively from the beginning of the game? Look no further than 1 b4! With this aggressive pawn lunge White takes the game into relatively unknown territory and forces Black players onto their own devices. Those facing 1 b4 are not allowed to fall into the comfort zone of established theory; instead they have to think for themselves from very early on.
This opening has been seriously neglected by chess literature, until now. In this landmark book, Yury Lapshun and Nick Conticello take an in-depth look at 1. b4 and its many variations. The authors use illustrative games to highlight key ideas an tactics for both sides. They also provide a practical and fun-to-play repertoire for White, offering options against all of Black's main defenses. Read this book and confound your opponents with 1 b4!
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EBENSBURG - For 20 minutes, the outcome of Thursday night's District 6 Class A boys quarterfinal between Bishop Guilfoyle and Ferndale was in doubt. The Marauders held a seven-point halftime lead, but the Yellow Jackets made a run to cut the lead to four points midway through the third quarter. However, Bishop Guilfoyle did not panic.
The Marauders came out of the media timeout and put together an 8-0 run to push the lead back to double figures. Damon Rickens added two 3-pointers in the final minute of the quarter to give Bishop Guilfoyle a 41-30 lead with eight minutes to play.
The Marauders settled down with the big lead and cruised in the fourth quarter to advance to play Homer-Center in the District 6-A semifinals with a 56-37 victory.
"I wasn't thrilled with our decision making in the first half," Bishop Guilfoyle coach Chris Drenning said. "We seemed to be a little more flat footed than I like. We came out in the third quarter and took better shots, that was the big thing. We took quality shots. When you take better shots, your percentage goes up. We made a nice run. I thought we got a nice pick up off the bench from Brandon Chadbourn and Damon Rickens. Brandon in the first half really gave us a big lift, and Damon in the second half. We hit enough shots that we got some separation, and we were pretty smart with the ball down the stretch."
Pat Irwin got the scoring started in the decisive third quarter with a layup that seemed to give Bishop Guilfoyle a comfortable nine-point lead at 25-16. However, a five point run by the Yellow Jackets cut the lead to 25-21. After both teams traded baskets Zach Patterson was fouled just before the media timeout at the 3:59 mark of the quarter. Patterson came out of the timeout and hit both free throws to spark the 8-0 run. Chadbourn hit two baskets during the run, and Sam McCloskey added two foul shots to push the lead to 35-23.
Ferndale then used another 5-0 run to get the lead back in single digits, 35-27. However, Rickens hit two late 3-pointers, sandwiched around a 3-pointer by Isaiah Sajatovich. Rickens second triple came with two seconds left in the third frame, giving the Marauders a 41-30 lead with eight minutes to play.
"They are a well coached team, and they have 10 guys that come in," Ferndale coach Ryan Durham said. "They can all dribble, pass and shoot, and they are very solid. Eventually, they were able to get us. The game was tight, and they really picked it up a notch, and they were physical. That is a really good team."
Rickens added his third triple of the game early in the fourth quarter as Bishop Guilfoyle outscored Ferndale, 15-7, in the final frame to advance.
"He's a very good shooter when he is on," Drenning said of Rickens. "He has done that several times for us this year, at Bellwood and Central come to mind. He is very capable. He is a very, very good shooter. We were struggling with foul trouble with Pat [Irwin] and some other players. It's nice to have that luxury to bring him off the bench."
Bishop Guilfoyle looked like it would run away with the game early in the contest. Brandon Drenning hit two early buckets, one a 3-pointer, to spark a 7-0 run to open the game for the Marauders. However, they struggled to add to their lead. They hit only two buckets in the final four minutes of the quarter, and took an 11-3 edge after eight minutes.
After trading at the start of the quarter, McCloskey and Drenning led a 6-0 run that gave Bishop Guilfoyle a 21-10 lead at the media timeout with 3:04 left in the half. However, Ferndale closed the quarter on a 6-2 run to cut the lead to 23-16 at intermission.
Rickens was the leading scorer for Bishop Guilfoyle with 11 points. Chadbourn also came off the bench to chip in 10 points. Chad Eisenhuth and Sajatovich tallied 11 points each to pace Ferndale.
"We need to play better, first of all," Drenning said of his team's advancement in the playoffs. "We have to get better from here. I don't think this was an 'A' by any stretch. We'll have to go back to practice and work on some things. Homer-Center is very good, so we will have to play well."
FERNDALE (37): Mason 0 0-0 0, Sajatovich 4 0-0 11, Hinton 3 0-0 6, C. Eisenhuth 5 1-3 11, Harrison 4 0-0 9, L. Eisenhuth 0 0-0 0, Kinsey 0 0-0 0, Hileman 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 1-3 37.
BISHOP GUILFOYLE (56): Irwin 1 0-1 2, Fulare 1 0-0 2, McCloskey 3 2-2 8, Drenning 3 0-0 7, Patterson 2 2-2 6, Chadbourn 5 0-0 10, Koehle 1 0-0 2, Rickens 4 0-0 11, Nardelli 1 0-0 2, Wolf 0 0-0 0, Brumbaugh 0 2-2 2, Fiore 0 0-0 0, Little 2 0-0 4, Gormley 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 6-7 56.
Ferndale3 13 14 7 - 37
Bishop Guilfoyle11 12 18 15 - 56
3-point field goals: Ferndale 4 (Sajatovich 3, Harrison); Bishop Guilfoyle 4 (Rickens 3, Drenning).
Records: Ferndale (12-10); Bishop Guilfoyle (17-5).


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Billy Baron scored a career-high 30 points but it couldn't offset the balanced scoring by No. 21 UNLV as the Runnin' Rebels defeated Canisius College, 89-74, at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.
UNLV's Anthony Bennett led five Runnin' Rebels in double figures with 21 points, while Khem Birch came off the bench to score 20. Harold Washington added 17 points for the Golden Griffins (8-3), while Baron had six assists.
Canisius trailed, 46-39, at the half but ended the game's first 20 minutes on a high note with Alshwan Hymes hitting a buzzer beater off a pass from Baron. Baron carried the Golden Griffins with 18 first-half points on 5-of-8 shooting and 2 of 3 from three-point range. He came into the game averaging 16.2 points.
The Golden Griffins were coming off Wednesday night's huge upset at Temple.
Late Friday night, Washington State outscored the University at Buffalo, 13-4, in the final five minutes to hold off the Bulls, 65-54, at KeyArena in Seattle.
The Bulls held a two-point advantage at halftime and the lead would see-saw for much of the second half before the Cougars (8-4) rallied for the victory.
"I give Washington State credit," UB coach Reggie Witherspoon said. "They played much better defensively in the second half than the first half, but we had so many layups that have to be converted. When you get right to the rim, you've got to come up with those. It got us out of rhythm. We didn't have the rhythm necessary to score in the second half and we have to fight our way through that."
UB (4-8) played its first game since losing starting point guard Jarrod Oldham to a wrist injury. Freshman Jarryn Skeete filled in for Oldham and finished with nine points and four rebounds.
Tony Watson led Buffalo with a season-high 18 points, including four three-pointers. Auraum Nuiriankh finished with 13 points and eight rebounds. Javon McCrea, who played only 18 minutes because of foul trouble, finished with just two points.
Also Friday night, a 12-point first-half run by Albany broke the game open as the Great Danes defeated the Canisius College women's basketball team, 67-47, in the consolation game of the Beach Classic at the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach, Calif.
Sophomore Kayla Hoohuli led the Golden Griffins with 12 points, the only Canisius player to reach double figures. Freshman Tiahana Mills had six rebounds while senior Ashley Wilkes recorded a career-high four blocks.
"We just didn't come out to play," Canisius coach Terry Zeh said. "I wanted our team to bounce back from a tough loss to Long Beach on Thursday, and we didn't do that at all. It is easy to play hard when shots are falling, but when they aren't, we don't dig in and get energy from other parts of our game."


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