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Rosenberg Named Assistant Womens Volleyball Coach
MUNCIE, Ind. - - Brad "Fritz" Rosenberg, an assistant coach at Missouri State for the past three seasons, has been named an assistant coach for the Ball State women's volleyball program according to head coach Steve Shondell.
Rosenberg, who worked on Melissa Stokes' staff at MSU, helped guide the Bears to a 59-35 record during his tenure. Missouri State posted a pair of 20-win seasons with Rosenberg's help and advanced to the NCAA Women's Volleyball Championship in 2011.
"We are excited to have Fritz join our staff," Shondell said. "He comes from a highly successful program at Missouri State and helped lead Kentucky to an NCAA Championship appearance in his year there. A Ball State graduate, Fritz is one of those coaches others have only good things to say about. He is a very positive coach that players love to play for. Fritz will be instrumental in continuing to develop our players into all they can be on the court, off the court and in the classroom, which is central to our program's philosophy and mission."
This past season, Rosenberg helped Missouri State senior setter Carly Thomas become just the fifth American Volleyball Coaches Association All-American in program history, as she was named to the honorable mention. He also helped MSU's student-athletes earn 13 all-conference selections and one MVC Freshman of the Year honor during his time on staff.
Prior to joining the Missouri State staff, Rosenberg spent the 2010 season as a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Kentucky under head coach Craig Skinner, who was a four-year letterwinner for the Ball State men's volleyball program from 1990-93. He helped guide the Wildcats to a 17-14 record and a trip to the NCAA Championship. While on the UK staff, he worked with Southeastern Conference Libero of the Year Stephanie Klefot and AVCA Honorable Mention All-American middle blocker Lauren Rapp.
Rosenberg started his collegiate coaching career in 2009 as an assistant at the University of Saint Francis, in Fort Wayne, Ind., where he helped guide the Lady Cougars to a third-place finish in the Mid-Central Conference and to the highest grade-point average among all USF Athletics programs.
A 2008 graduate of Ball State University with a degree in sport administration, Rosenberg worked with both the men's and women's club teams at BSU from 2006-09. He was head coach and captain of the men's club program, helping it improve a 2-38 record to a 35-16 mark by his final season. As the co-head coach of the women's club program, he was named the 2008 National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association Co-Coach of the Year after guiding the program to a No. 1 national ranking. The women's club program posted a 108-6 record over his three seasons and placed third at nationals in 2007 and 2008.
"I am excited for the opportunity to return to Ball State and to work with the women's volleyball program," Rosenberg said. "As anyone around here knows, the passion and history of volleyball in this area are the best in the country. To be a part of it again is truly special. To come in and get to work with Steve Shondell and everything he has accomplished in this sport, as well as with Ball State, is unbelievable. I love the direction both this program and the entire Ball State athletics department are heading, and cannot wait to be a part of it."
In addition to working with Ball State's club teams, Rosenberg was an assistant coach at Muncie Central for two seasons, helping guide the program to a Class 4A state runner-up finish in 2006. He was an assistant at Plainfield North in 2008, helping four players move on to NCAA Division I programs. He also had a three-year stint at Munciana, with his 2010 17U team placing fifth at the AAU National Championships.
For the most up-to-date news on Ball State women's volleyball, follow @bsuathletics, @BallStateWVB and @SteveShondell on Twitter.

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Source: The Detroit News
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quote: A set of ultrasonic sensors would do just as well to warn of close objects and is much less complex. In some ways it is even better, it can give distances which would be pretty handy in tight maneuvers.
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john was enjoying anal sex with his girlfriend when she gave him a dundee fluffy
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When a man ejaculates in their partners anus and when the penis starts to become floppy, their partner farts and inflates the foreskin.
"John was doin his burd up the arse and when they finished she gave him a Dundee Fluffy"
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About 5,000 NV Energy customers were without power from Stateline to Cave Rock after the failure of four circuits at the Round Hill Substation 5:30 a.m. today.
NV Energy spokesman Karl Walquist said the the outage also affected customers on upper and lower Kingsbury Grade.
"Crews were able to restore service to about 2,500 customers, primarily in the Round Hill - Zephyr Cove area, at 9 a.m.," he said. "There were brief outages, 15 minutes or so, affecting downtown Stateline and the Nevada side of Heavenly Mountain, but those customers are back in service."
Walquist said there is no estimate yet on when service will be restored to the remaining 2,500 customers. The cause of the outage hasn't been determined.


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Tale Of The Tape: Dallas Cowboys At Philadelphia Eagles
Tony Romo will have quite a bit on his plate as his team plays for a share of first place in the NFC East.
Tale Of The Tape: Minnesota Vikings At Detroit Lions
The Vikings are not a top-level team by any stretch, but they are playing hard for rookie head coach Mike Zimmer and showing improvement.
Tale Of The Tape: San Francisco 49ers At Seattle Seahawks
The 49ers appear to be in a rapid decline after losing at home to the Seahawks and inexplicably finding a way to drop a game at the hands of the Oakland Raiders.
Tale Of The Tape: New York Jets At Tennessee Titans
After throwing an interception that was returned for a touchdown on the first play of the game, beleaguered Geno Smith actually played one of his best games as he completed 18-of-29 passes for 254 yards with a touchdown.
Tale Of The Tape: Denver Broncos At San Diego Chargers
Stop the presses! Peyton Manning's streak of 51 straight games with a TD pass came to an end in the Broncos' 24-17 victory over the Buffalo Bills in Week 14.
Tale Of The Tape: Oakland Raiders At Kansas City Chiefs
The Raiders pulled off one of the most shocking upsets of the season when they defeated the San Francisco 49ers at home last week.


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Energy and Climate
The new Beijing Bus Rapid Transit system is reducing congestion, pollution, and the emission of greenhouse gases.
To ensure that energy is produced and used cleanly and efficiently, with limited impacts on human health and the environment, and that global average temperatures increase less than 2°C to avoid the worst effects of climate change.
There are now more than 7 billion people on earth. All of us need energy for everything from powering our homes and businesses to moving from place to place. Our collective challenge in the coming years is to find ways to meet our energy needs while reducing greenhouse gases and other pollutants that threaten our health and environment.
The Hewlett Foundation's Environment Program is committed to reducing these emissions to avoid the most severe effects of climate change. We pursue our goal with strategies in the following areas:
- Clean Power: Increase renewable energy and energy efficiency while reducing fossil fuel development and use for electricity generation.
- Clean transportation: Increase fuel efficiency and access to transit, biking and walking options, while constraining the growth of high-carbon fossil fuels for transportation.
- Building broad support: Engage diverse members of the public.
Reducing the use of coal is crucial to tackling global warming. Coal is both the world's primary source of electricity and the largest and fastest-growing contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Forty-five percent of global emissions are from coal. Each year, in the United States alone, over 13,000 premature deaths are attributed to pollution from coal plants. We cannot protect our health and the planet without reducing our dependence on coal.
Making grants to organizations whose work involves reducing dependence on coal and other high-carbon fuels is essential, but not enough to solve our problem. To meet the world's energy needs, Foundation grantees also work to support the production of energy from renewable sources like solar, wind, and geothermal; increase energy efficiency; and adopt and implement clean transportation policies that include fuel economy standards, mass transit, and bike lanes. William and Flora Hewlett made protecting the environment a cornerstone of their philanthropic commitments when they started the Foundation. Along with our Energy and Climate grantees around the world, we continue their work.
The Environment Program accepts Letters of Inquiry for its Energy and Climate grantmaking. See Environment Program Grantseekers for information about our approach to grantmaking and Energy and Climate strategies and Energy and Climate grant guidelines for specific information about our priorities.
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SAVAR, Bangladesh — Police in Bangladesh took six people into custody in connection with the collapse of a shoddily-constructed building that killed at least 348 people, as rescue workers admitted Saturday that voices of survivors are getting weaker after four days of being pinned under the increasingly unstable rubble.
Still, in a boost for the rescuers, 29 survivors were pulled out Saturday, said army spokesman Shahinul Islam.
Most of the victims were crushed by massive blocks of concrete and mortar falling on them when the 8-story structure came down on Wednesday morning — a time many of the garment factories in the building were packed with workers. It was the worst tragedy to hit Bangladesh's massive garment industry, and focused attention on the poor working conditions of the employees who toil for $38 a month to produce clothing for top international brands.
Two babies were born under debris after their pregnant mothers were trapped in the ruins, a fire service official said. The mothers and newborns were rescued alive.
In an indication of impoverished Bangladesh's low living standards, government compensation was set at $256 for the families of each of the dead and $64 for each injured person.
Among those arrested Saturday were two owners of a garment factory, who a Dhaka court ruled can be questioned by police for 12 days without charges being filed. Also detained are two government engineers and the wife of the building owner, who is on the run, in an attempt to force him to surrender. Late Saturday, police arrested another factory owner. Violent public protests continued sporadically in Dhaka and spread to the southeastern city of Chittagong where several vehicles were set on fire.
Junior local government minister Jahangir Kabir Nanak put the death toll at 348. Military spokesman Shahinul Islam said 2,429 survivors were accounted for, including 29 who were pulled out Saturday.
Junior Home Minister Shamsul Haque Tuku said police had arrested Bazlus Samad, managing director of New Wave Apparels Ltd., and Mahmudur Rahman Tapash, the company chairman. He told reporters that police had also detained the wife of Mohammed Sohel Rana, the owner of the collapsed Rana Plaza building, for questioning. The top three floors of the eight-story building were illegally constructed. Military spokesman Shahinul Islam said officials arrested Aminul Islam, chairman of Phantom Apparels Ltd., late Saturday in Dhaka.
Authorities are still searching for Rana, a local politician, who hasn't been seen publicly since the building collapsed. Negligence cases have been filed against him. Police in Bangladesh often detain relatives of missing suspects as a way to pressure them to surrender.
Dhaka police superintendent Habibur Rahman said Rana was a local leader of ruling Awami League's youth front. His arrest, and that of the factory owners, was ordered by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who is also the Awami League leader.
Police said they detained for questioning two engineers working for the Savar municipality, Imtemam Hossain and Alam Ali. They did not say what role they played in approving the design of the building but it was clear that the arrests amounted to a widening crackdown. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak to the media.
A garment manufacturers' group said the factories in the building employed 3,122 workers, but it was not clear how many were inside it when it collapsed.
Police say they ordered an evacuation of the building on Tuesday after cracks in Rana Plaza were found, but the factories ignored the order and were operating when it collapsed the next day. Video before the collapse shows cracks in walls, with apparent attempts at repair. It also shows columns missing chunks of concrete and police talking to building operators.
Officials said soon after the collapse that numerous construction regulations had been violated.
The disaster is the worst ever for the country's booming and powerful garment industry, surpassing a fire five months ago that killed 112 people and brought widespread pledges to improve worker-safety standards. Since then, very little has changed in Bangladesh, where low wages have made it a magnet for numerous global brands.
Bangladesh's garment industry was the third largest in the world in 2011, after China and Italy, having grown rapidly in the past decade. The country's minimum wage is the equivalent of about $38 a month.
Among the garment makers in the building were Phantom Apparels, Phantom Tac, Ether Tex, New Wave Style and New Wave Bottoms. Altogether, they produced several million shirts, pants and other garments a year.
The New Wave companies, according to their website, make clothing for several major North American and European retailers.
Britain's Primark acknowledged it was using a factory in Rana Plaza, but many other retailers distanced themselves from the disaster, saying they were not involved with the factories at the time of the collapse or had not recently ordered garments from them.
Wal-Mart said none of its clothing had been authorized to be made in the facility, but it is investigating whether there was any unauthorized production.
A Bangladeshi rescuer works to break through metal and concrete with a drill at the site of a building that collapsed Wednesday in Savar, near Dhaka, Bangladesh, Friday, April 26, 2013. More than two days after their factory collapsed on them, at least some garment workers were still alive in the corpse-littered debris Friday, pinned beneath tons of mangled metal and concrete. The death toll topped 300 on Friday and it remained unclear what the final grim number would be, as some victims are being pulled from the rubble alive. (AP Photo/A.M. Ahad)×
A Bangladeshi man holds a picture Saturday of a relative missing in a building that collapsed Wednesday.×


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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Jennifer Lopez
- 1970s
Girl in the Middle
David Lopez and Guadalupe Rodriguez encourage their three daughters to perform skits in their Bronx home, igniting a strong desire to perform in their second daughter, Jennifer. After high school graduation, she appears in the 1987 film My Little Girl with Mary Stuart Masterson and James Earl Jones. She also dances in the musical Synchronicity in Japan.
- 1991
Happy Feet
Lopez gets a big Hollywood break as a fancy-footed Fly Girl on the Wayans brothers' hit Fox comedy show In Living Color, soon graduating to dramatic roles on TV's Second Chances and South Central.
- 1995
The Hollywood Train
After starring alongside Jimmy Smits and Edward James Olmos in Mi Familia, Lopez stars in the action comedy Money Train (left) with Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson. "She's as beautiful as a model, but she can act," director Joseph Ruben tells PEOPLE. She also begins filming Blood and Wine with Jack Nicholson in Miami, where she spots 23-year-old Cuban waiter Ojani Noa.
- 1997
Husband No. 1
Lopez weds Ojani Noa in Miami in front of 200 friends and family, including Oliver Stone, who directed Lopez in U-Turn. The marriage lasts 13 months, but the couple remains friends, with Noa managing Lopez restaurant Madre's in 2002. In 2006, though, Lopez sues Noa, charging that he demanded $5 million to shelve a tell-all book about their relationship.
Breakthrough Role
Lopez brings the murdered Tejano singer Selena back to life in a biopic, but not before beating out 11,000 competitors who flocked to auditions around the country and winning approval from Selena's padre Abraham Quintanilla. Comedian Paul Rodriguez, a Quintanilla family friend, tells PEOPLE, "Looking at Jennifer, you could swear that the killing was all just a bad nightmare."
- 1998
Latina Siren
Lopez stars as a sexy federal marshal with George Clooney in the Oscar-nominated film Out of Sight. Entertainment Weekly critic Owen Gleiberman says, "Lopez, for all her Latina siren voluptuousness, has always projected a continued coolness, and this is the first movie in which it fully works for her."
- 1999
Crossover Queen
Lopez's debut album, On the 6 – named after the subway train that shuttled her between her Bronx home and Manhattan dance auditions – produces five hit singles, including "If You Had My Love," and goes triple platinum.
A Walk on the Wild Side
Lopez goes public with her new squeeze, hip-hop bad boy Sean Puffy Combs, who has a reported $250 million empire. Puffy, as he is known at the time, produced and wrote a track for On the 6, while a scantily clad Lopez appeared on the cover of his Notorious. They appear at Combs' Labor Day bash at his East Hampton, N.Y., mansion in matching white outfits. "She wants to be with someone who will protect her," her ex-husband Ojani Noa tells PEOPLE.
Bad Night
Lopez and Combs are hauled into a Manhattan police station after fleeing a nightclub where a member of Combs' entourage fired several shots into the air when a bar patron insulted Combs. Three bystanders are injured by stray bullets. After chasing the couple through 11 red lights and finding a loaded gun in the front seat of their vehicle, police fingerprint and handcuff a sobbing Lopez to a bench, where she is grilled for 14 hours before being cleared and released. Combs, however, is charged with illegal handgun possession and bribery and will remain under a cloud until his acquittal nearly two years later. The shooter is found guilty on several charges.
- 2000
Rocking the Red Carpet
Despite their legal maelstrom, Lopez and Combs appear carefree as they saunter down the red carpet at the Grammys. But all eyes – and cameras – are focused on Lopez's barely there Versace gown, making her hot copy for days. South Park creator Trey Parker is so impressed that he shows up at the Oscars a few weeks later in a knockoff of the dress.
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- Name
- Jennifer Lopez
- Date of Birth
- July 24, 1969
- Birth Place
- Bronx, N.Y.
- Relationships
Casper Smart, ex-boyfriend (November 2011 to June 2014)
Marc Anthony, husband (2004 to present; separated)
Ben Affleck, ex-boyfriend (2002 to 2004, engaged)
Cris Judd, ex-husband (2001 to 2002)
Diddy, ex-boyfriend (1999 to 2001)
Ojani Noa, ex-husband (1997 to 1998)
David Cruz, ex-boyfriend (1984 to 1995)
- Children
Emme Anthony, twin daughter (2/22/2008)
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A portmanteau of clue echo in crosswords. Coined by Dennis of the LA Times Crossword Corner blog.
In the same crossword grid, RNA is clued as "Cellular transmitter", and PHONE is also clued as "Cellular transmitter". This is called a clecho.
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on February 4, 2013 - 12:01 AM
A lawsuit filed by two Chippewa Entertainment District bar owners strengthens the need to examine the effects of a recent rule keeping those under 21 from patronizing those establishments.
Daniel Valentine, who owns the Lux nightclub, and Adam March, owner of the Bayou nightclub, are fighting the ordinance that keeps underage patrons out of their establishments. They argue that it infringes on their right and ability to earn a living by restricting their business by barring adults under the age of 21 who have lawful purposes.
Colin Miller, 19, is named as a plaintiff. Defendants include Mayor Byron W. Brown, Common Council members, Police Commissioner Daniel Derenda and James Comerford Jr., commissioner of permits and inspections.
For some bar owners and young people old enough to vote and fight for this country but not old enough to legally drink, the ban stinks. But for those who hope for peace on the streets around the Entertainment District, the ban is welcome.
Underage patrons used to be allowed in bars in the district every night of the week. But they were blamed for a lot of the early morning disturbances that plagued the district. Upset business owners brought their complaints to Council Member Darius G. Pridgen, who represented the district at the time. Key figures in the district insisted that without new restrictions, the district would become a ghost town.
In April, the Common Council passed legislation prohibiting those under 21 years old from patronizing Chippewa Street bars, except on Thursdays, or "college nights," when those between the ages of 18 and 21 were allowed inside bars after 10 p.m.
By October, anyone under 21 was prohibited from patronizing bars on any evening. Business owners began to complain again, this time because they said business had slowed to a crawl.
The truth of the matter is that controlling drinking by underage patrons is difficult under the "commingling" situation, especially if they enter an establishment with someone who is of drinking age. That legal "adult" may decide to slip drinks to an underage pal.
The ban on commingling was instituted for a good reason: to reduce the Chip Strip rowdyism. But killing the strip because bar owners can't stay in business is not an acceptable outcome.
The commingling ban has been in effect long enough for a comprehensive look at its goals and results. It's time for the Council to revisit the issue and gather input from all interested parties: bar owners, patrons, police and neighborhood leaders.


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Publice Service Announcement. Rarely used as an acronym.
This following snow warning is a public service announcement.
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A protein made specifically by the prostate gland -- Prostate Specific Antigen. It is measured by a blood test, and is used for screening for prostate cancer and checking for the results of treating that disease.
James saw his doctor today, since he was upset that his PSA was over ten thousand (normal is up to four). Then he went to make final arrrangements.
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Pacific Southwest Airlines headquartered in San Diego, California. Featured Smileliners (Airplanes with smiles painted on the nose). Purchased by USAir in 1987
"PSA, Catch our smile!"
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Profound and Sincere Apologies
For use in emails, "I completely messed up PSA"
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Personal sale assisant
This PSA told me I should upgrade my computer instead of buying a new one.
Por Alexandre22 17 de noviembre de 2007
Parts and Service Agreement
"Did my boss give you a copy of the PSA that our new vendor signed this morning?
Por ffmcobalt 27 de julio de 2005
Proud Sluts Association
Sara:"Did you look at Valerie today?"
Nicole:"Yeah she looks like a member of the PSA"
Nicole:"Yeah she looks like a member of the PSA"
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Thread: Ttc 2013
May 10th, 2013 01:00 AM #1006Senior Member
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Wow! Congrats Blade! Already almost out of the first trimester without even knowing it. That's the way to go. I am way too paranoid during the first trimester ;-)Wife to Jordan.
Mommy to Everett Callan, born 2010 and Callie Sage Eilonwy, born 2013
and 2 fur babies: a male standard poodle named Shasta, and a female Australian shepherd named Scout.
If you have any questions about PCOS, infertility, ectopic pregnancy, or Cystic Fibrosis testing, please feel free to message me
May 10th, 2013 04:03 AM #1008
@Blade - Wow, that's amazing! So, you conceived first go after all!
I can't pass up an opportunity to show off my puppy:
Her name is Pepper and she's two and a half!~ Mother of Violet Elizabeth Rose ~
May 10th, 2013 04:29 AM #1010
Sarah, yay for your (+)OPK. (:
Wow Blade, that's amazing. The purpose of period is to expel the uterine lining, and yet, yours hung in there. It sounds like the beginning of a very strong willed little person.
And now for some pet love. We don't have a dog. We've always said that if we are to put the time and energy into raising a puppy, we might as well just have a baby. So we have a cat, and I present to you Momo, formally known as Moses Bernard. I found him at 4 AM by the side of the road in the Oklahoma countryside."And remember, my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others." L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz
May 10th, 2013 05:24 AM #1012
That's great news blade, straight past the first worry weeks and no baby curveball
Alzora oh noooooo not TIB again! Did your doctor get back to you yet?
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The results of the few prominent elections held this past Tuesday struck me as generally favorable to the progressive cause, but not exactly evidence of a sea-change in national politics.
Voting patterns in a mere handful of states simply aren't enough to signal a major shift.
But columnist E.J. Dionne BEGS TO DIFFER:
The center of gravity in American politics moved left in Tuesday's off-year elections.
Republicans took a big step back from the tea party. An ebullient progressive was elected mayor of New York City. And a Democrat was elected governor of Virginia after campaigning unapologetically as a ...
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on January 9, 2013 - 12:05 PM
ALBION – A Middleport man was hit with slew of charges after he sideswiped an oncoming car, causing his own vehicle to flip over, and then tried to flee on foot early Wednesday, the Orleans County Sheriff's Office said,
Shortly after midnight, Dennis S. Biaselli, 38, who was driving a 2001 Buick Century, was westbound on Route 31 when his car crossed the center line and sideswiped an eastbound 1997 Subaru Legacy, driven by Gail M. Kossner.
Kossner's car spun around and ran off the south side of the road. She was not injured.
Biaselli's vehicle also went off the south side of the road and then overturned, landing upside down. He apparently managed to get out of the car on his own and fled on foot, officials said.
Deputies, assisted by a Medina police K-9 officer, tracked him north to the Erie Canal, and found Biaselli walking on a bridge.
He was charged with driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident and "numerous other traffic offenses," according to a statement from the sheriff's office.
He was arraigned in town court and was released on his own recognizance. He is scheduled to return to court on Jan. 16.


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When Thinking about Retirement, Beware the Averages
When contemplating all those stories, charts and advice columns about how financially prepared Americans are for retirement: Beware the averages.
"It is simply striking how much heterogeneity there is," MIT economist James Poterba observed during the Richard Ely Lecture at the American Economic Association's recent annual meeting.
That fact greatly complicates the debate over how best to change Social Security and Medicare and tax breaks for retirement savings as the U.S. population ages.
Drawing from the growing body of data on retirement savings that he and other economists have assembled, Mr. Poterba said that the circumstances of America's retirees and near-retirees depend a lot on where they stand on the income ladder.
For instance, Social Security Administration data on male workers finds that life expectancy at age 65 for the bottom half of earners has gone from 14.8 years (meaning half the cohort will live beyond 79.8 years) for those born in 1912 to 16.1 years for those born in 1941, an increase of less than two years.
For those in the top half, though, life expectancy at age 65 has gone from 15.5 years those born in 1912 to 21.5 years for those born in 1941. Simply put, better-paid men live much longer, on average.
Experts and financial planners often refer to a three-legged stool of retirement: Social Security, private pensions and savings. "While it's a nice metaphor…. it turns out that it only applies to about a quarter of the population," Mr. Poterba said.
The latest government surveys of Americans 65 years old and older found that those in the bottom quarter of the income distribution (average income of $6,756) get about 85% of their income from Social Security; the rest comes from wages, pensions, savings and welfare.
The important role that Social Security plays in lifting many of the elderly out of poverty has become an increasingly salient argument made by those seeking to shield the program from those who seek to trim benefits (as opposed to raising payroll taxes) to strengthen the program's finances or reduce the federal deficit.
But, Mr. Poterba noted, those low-income retirees get Social Security benefits equal to about 77% of what they earned as workers, substantially above the 42% average for all retirees.
For those in the top quarter (average income of $78,180), only 18% of their income comes from Social Security. They get 39% from pensions and savings and 44% from wages — because a rising share of the over-65 crowd is still working.
"We're in a very different scenario depending on which part of this [over-65] group you want to look at," he said.
Research by Mr. Poterba and others into the wealth of the 65- to 69-year-old crowd as of 2008 found that the typical household – the one in the statistical middle – had very little savings, no defined-benefit pension plan (one that pays a set sum each month) and only about $5,000 in a defined-contribution plan (such as a 401k) or Individual Retirement Account. Their retirement basically relies on Social Security and the equity in their homes.
The households at the 90th percentile – those whose wealth exceeds 90% of Americans – had more than $1 million in assets on top of their Social Security benefits and home equity.
This and other data underscore how tricky it is to generalize about Americans' preparation for retirement — and how carefully policy makers have to step if they want to encourage working Americans to save more for retirement, reduce future budget deficits by scaling back promised retirement benefits and avoid harming those retirees for whom government benefits are a lifeline.
David Wessel is a contributing correspondent to The Wall Street Journal and director of the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at the Brookings Institution. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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on February 1, 2013 - 8:07 PM
ALBION – An Albion man and his female friend remained jailed Friday on charges in connection with a vicious attack on a 59-year-old West State Street man earlier in the day, Albion Police Chief Roland E. Nenni III said.
The victim initially was taken to Medina Memorial Hospital and then rushed to Erie County Medical Center for treatment of head injuries. His name is not being released until his next of kin can be notified.
Domingo E. Candelario, 22, of West Park Street, is being held in the Orleans County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bail on second-degree assault charges in the incident, which happened about 1:35 a.m. Friday, Nenni said.
Maria Lape, 18, of King Street, was charged with criminal facilitation for allegedly assisting Candelario in the planned attack, the chief said.
When police arrived at the West State Street site of the attack, they found a Lape screaming over the victim as he lay on the ground. Candelario had fled but was tracked down to a Beaver Street home in the village.
Lape is also being held in the Orleans County Jail in lieu of $1000 bail. Candelario faces Albion Court proceedings at 5 p.m. Tuesday and Lape faces court proceedings there at 5 p.m. Feb. 12.


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The Dead Architects Society
A resurgence of interest in Gilded Age mansions has some buyers clamoring after the work of lesser-known, regional architects who practiced decades ago.
In Santa Barbara, Calif., the hot architect in town is George Washington Smith. In Charlottesville, Va., it's Eugene Bradbury. And in the small town of Washington, Conn., homes by Ehrick Rossiter are prized. These architects have a few things in common: They're long dead, they're relatively unknown outside the small, affluent pockets where they practiced in the early 20th century and they've all made a comeback.
Prospective buyers now ask real-estate agents for these architects by name, and are willing to pay a premium for their houses. Their homes are being restored instead of remodeled or torn down. Owners of the estates designed by these architects are forming societies, gathering fans to hear lectures and mining local archives for original drawings and photographs. There are new books, exhibits and even films about their work. Living architects are copying their designs.
Using a name-brand architect has always been partly about bragging rights and partly about coveting superior taste, says Wayne Craven, an art-history professor at the University of Delaware and author of "Gilded Mansions: Grand Architecture and High Society." "Architecture is the most potent symbol of having arrived in this country," he says.
The rise of these architects reflects a resurgence in interest in an original source of traditional architecture—as opposed to the newer "McMansion" variety—as well as a desire by some owners to connect to where they live by preserving a symbol of local pride. "These houses are a way to establish a commitment to the community," says Mosette Broderick, director of the Urban Design and Architecture Studies program at New York University.
In the Santa Barbara area, Bob Truskowski, a landscape architect, was so smitten with the work of Mr. Smith that he searched for one of the architect's homes for eight years, finally buying one in near-original condition near Montecito in 2009 for $2.5 million. In 2007, Ellen DeGeneres sold a George Washington Smith house to Google's Eric Schmidt for $20 million.
"There's definitely cachet," Mr. Truskowski says of Mr. Smith, who is known for pioneering the Spanish Colonial Revival style in the region in the 1920s. Mr. Truskowski and his wife, Maureen Gallen, spent more than $500,000 restoring the home, a project that has taken 2½ years and has included painting and restoration, a new roof and infrastructure work. They have framed copies of the original plans, which they got from prior owners, and have worked to keep the house as it would have looked a hundred years ago, even using the original door keys they found in a barrel in the basement. In March, the couple will host the next meeting of the town's George Washington Smith Society, a social group made up of owners of homes designed by the architect.
These rediscovered architects practiced from the late 1800s through the 1930s, a period of unprecedented growth when newly minted barons built enormous mansions in a traditional, classical style. In the following years, through the Great Depression, the rise of suburbs, modernism and the advent of "star" architects like Frank Lloyd Wright and Frank Gehry, traditional classical style lost favor. The derisory term "McMansion" arose to refer to a traditional, somewhat generic, new home.
Now, newly minted billionaires are buying the originals: In 2010, software billionaire Larry Ellison paid $10.5 million for the Beechwood Mansion, which was restored in 1881 by architect Richard Morris Hunt, in Newport, R.I.; that same year, Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim bought the Duke Mansion, designed in 1901 by Alexander Welch, on Fifth Avenue in New York for $44 million.
The pride in local history and subsequent renaissance of a representative architect has an economic effect. "I wish every house was a Rossiter," says Litchfield County, Conn., real-estate agent Stacey Matthews, adding that only one or two of Mr. Rossiter's homes come on the market every few years. The architect designed dozens of massive homes and buildings—some in the Queen Anne style, others in the Colonial Revival style—in Washington, Conn., in the early 1900s; his work has seen a resurgence of interest since the 2007 publication of two books on him that can be found on many local coffee tables.
When Ms. Matthews first took prospective buyers Suzanne and Doug Day to the eight-bedroom, 4,620-square-foot Rossiter-designed Tuscan farmhouse-style home that was for sale, Mr. Day refused to get out of the car. While its original architectural details were intact, the property was overgrown; Ms. Matthews estimated it needed millions of dollars of work. The couple, in contrast, were looking for a "ready-to-go" weekend house. Plus, they didn't connect immediately to the style.
But it was the Rossiter name that eventually swayed them. During their search they read books about the architect, saw other homes he'd designed and learned his role in the town's history. In 2011, Ms. Matthews sold the home to the Days for $1.75 million.
"We decided to take it on," says Ms. Day, who has since embarked on what will be an almost three-year restoration, working from old drawings and photographs to make it as accurate to the original as possible while still adding modern touches. (She declined to say how much the restoration cost.) Their purchase has connected them with other owners of Rossiter houses.
One of those owners was Louise van Tartwijk, who is well known in Washington for her painstakingly historically accurate restoration of a 9,000-square-foot Queen Anne style Rossiter house in the middle of town. Ms. van Tartwijk and her husband Hans, who works for an international real-estate firm, had made it clear they wanted a Rossiter, and the owners of the house approached them. They bought the house in 2008 for $1.8 million and embarked on a 1½-year project costing over $1.5 million.
Staying true to the integrity of a 100-year-old house can be uncomfortable at times. Though she did install heating, Ms. van Tartwijk repaired and reinstalled the original windows, deciding that double panes wouldn't have been authentic—now blankets are needed in a couple of areas of the house. "When you live in a house like this, you deal with it and adapt. When you come into this house, it looks exactly what it would have looked like back in Rossiter's time," says Ms. van Tartwijk, who has submitted the home for a preservation award.
In Charlottesville, Va., a rediscovery of architect Mr. Bradbury—who designed many of the town's most significant buildings as well as more modest homes in the early 20th century—was driven by University of Virginia architectural-history professor Daniel Bluestone. In 2000, Mr. Bluestone bought a house for $575,000 and learned it had been designed by Mr. Bradbury. By examining deeds, insurance maps, drawing collections, city directories, newspapers and obituaries, Mr. Bluestone assembled a list of more than 30 Bradbury homes. Many of the homes are the subject of tours he gives, essays he writes as well as the lectures he gives to audiences that usually include Bradbury homeowners.
It was a postcard invitation to a lecture on Bradbury from Mr. Bluestone that informed Jennifer Ward that the home her parents left her on 2.4 acres was designed by the architect. The discovery contributed to Ms. Ward's decision to turn down a subsequent offer of several million dollars from a developer. "He wouldn't tell us what he was going to do with the house," she says. Ms. Ward says she and her sister were also influenced by a 2007 demolition of a Bradbury that caused nine months of public outrage in the city.
The notoriety from that demolition also helped raise the price of a Bradbury home that sold for $4 million in 2010, real-estate agents say—one of the most expensive houses sold in a city that year. "It's a name that attracts buyers," says real-estate agent Sally Du Bose, who says Bradbury houses don't come up often. The home's price also reflected the effort the prior owners had put into restoring the 7,500-square-foot five bedroom, brick-and-stucco house back to the way it would have looked in Mr. Bradbury's time. The restoration included getting rid of asbestos, redoing all the electrical systems, replacing a boiler, repairing water damage and fixing the roof and repairing and replacing all the slate.
"My experience with Bradbury just about killed me," says former owner Beverly Sidders, who estimates the work cost around $3 million. The time, effort and money spent "cost me my marriage."
Not all Gilded Age mansions need such extensive work. When Robert Lieff, an attorney, and his wife, Gretchen, bought a seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 10,500-square-foot George Washington Smith house in Montecito for $10.5 million in July, they found they really didn't have to change much. The kitchen had been redone already, and the rest of the rooms were spacious and well-lit. So the Lieffs focused on the home's gardens and its history, getting the original drawings and correspondences between the architect and his clients and consulting with local architect Marc Appleton, who wrote "George Washington Smith: An Architect's Scrapbook" in 2001.
During the research process, Ms. Lieff discovered the important role played in the design by Mr. Smith's collaborator, Lutah Maria Riggs, one of the first female American architects. Since then, Ms. Lieff has started a Lutah Maria Riggs Society for owners of homes designed by the architect to gather to discuss her work. She's also participating in a coming exhibit and a film about Ms. Riggs.
A similar group of homeowners has coalesced around John Staub, a Houston architect who was known for glamorous yet at the same time understated, traditional mansions in a wide range of styles. After the 2007 publication of "The Country Houses of John F. Staub," by Stephen Fox, an architectural historian and a lecturer at the Rice School of Architecture, momentum gained to save Staub homes that were being torn down, particularly in the affluent River Oaks neighborhood.
"Suddenly people became more aware of Staub's name," says Kelley Trammell, who started a preservation group to help people designate their homes as landmarks, allowing them to claim tax credits as long as they don't renovate the exteriors.
"I felt like the house was a good investment because it was a Staub," says Calvin Schlenker, a commodities trader. According to public records, he and his wife paid $6.3 million in 2010 for a 1930s neo-Georgian designed by Mr. Staub that had subsequently gained a 3,500-square-foot pool pavilion with 30-foot ceilings modeled after Claridge's, the hotel in London. During their hunt, Mr. Schlenker and his wife became "more and more convinced" they wanted a Staub. "There's a very limited inventory, they don't come on the market very often and there's great demand," he says. Since neither he nor his wife are Houston natives, Mr. Schlenker says the house made them feel much more ingrained in the city and the neighborhood.
Houston real-estate agent Janie Miller says Staub homes have more of a premium than ever. "You pay so much more it isn't funny. It's like buying a diamond from Tiffany's."
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Sarah Silverman and Michael Sheen made their red carpet debut at the high fashion event. The A Million Ways to Die in the West actress, 43, looked posh and pretty in a strapless Zac Posen crimson gown, at times accessorized with Sheen's arm around her waist, while the Masters of Sex actor, 45, looked dapper in a white Prada suit.
(It's a glam switch-up for the couple, who were first linked in early February at Sheen's birthday bash and were spotted in Los Angeles this winter looking casual and relaxed.)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art gala also enticed Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively to make a rare red carpet appearance since their tying the knot in September 2012 – and it did not disappoint.
The duo oozed Old Hollywood glam, with Lively, 26, in a Gucci Première blush gown and Reynolds, 37, in a Gucci custom midnight-blue velvet tuxedo (and swoon-worthy scruff – he is, after all, a Sexiest Man Alive alum).
Charlize Theron and Sean Penn also fired up the carpet, which they strolled hand in hand. The statuesque actress, 38, wowed in a Dior black-and-white gown, which coordinated perfectly with Penn's classic black tux and white shirt.
In April, the two denied rumors of an engagement, several months after they took their romance public at Penn's Help Haiti Home gala in January. Since then, they've been spotted vacationing together in Hawaii and Cabo, where an eyewitness deemed them "inseparable ... they held hands everywhere they went."


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In 2007, TPL acquired a property and held it until it could become part of this new 2.6-acre neighborhood park in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood.
In the parks-poor West Lawn neighborhood of Chicago, the five-acre playing fields of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception hosted little league baseball games since the early 1960's.
At the request of the city of Chicago, TPL optioned a former rail yard to expand tiny Senka Park in this predominantly blue-collar neighborhood on southwest Chicago and transferred it to the park service over three years.
Nearly 40 years after Chinatown's only public park was demolished to make way for the Dan Ryan Expressway, the South Side neighborhood celebrated the dedication of Ping Tom Memorial Park, a new five-acre jewel on the Chicago River.
In 2002, The Trust for Public Land helped the Chicago Park District acquire approximately three acres of land linking two existing parks located in Albany Park.
In 2005, when Cicero's Clyde Park District learned that the home next to North Clyde Park was for sale, they partnered with TPL to move quickly and secure the property, giving the town time to obtain a grant to purchase the lot, expand the park, and create more green space in a densely populated


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Liberty officials and the Trumbull County Metroparks are considering a partnership to have one of the township's well-used parks placed under the control of the metroparks system.
At a recent meeting, representatives from Liberty Township and the metroparks discussed the idea of a long-term lease in which the parks system would operate and maintain Churchill Park, off Belmont Avenue.
Metropark officials Zack Svette and Mike Wilson told township trustees that the metroparks would handle all maintenance, repairs, improvements and care of the park.
Wilson said a positive would be better ways to get grants for the park.
''When we attend conferences what we hear the most is about the benefits of collaborations and partnerships,'' Wilson said.
Trustee Vice Chairman Jason Rubin said the park is an ideal location for a bike and walking trail, and even a dog park. The park has a picnic area, playground and parking lot.
''It's amazing the number of people who use that park. This park is very well utilized,'' he said.
Rubin said he sees the partnering as a great opportunity to help receive grants, possibly for a walking trail to tie into the county's Greenway Bike Trail.
He said such an agreement could help lower and subsidize costs with the metroparks handing the maintenance, lawn cutting, tree trimming, parking lot upgrades and other projects.
Rubin said the township spends about $119,000 annually to maintain Churchill Park, Center Park near the township hall, and Interstate 80 areas. The agreement would save about $40,000 to $50,000 a year, he said. According to Rubin, no jobs would be lost since the township contracts with a lawn care service at the two township parks.
Rubin said the township is hoping that enhancements at the park will also help to bring in business.
Svette said a proposed expense budget for repairs, maintenance, projects and lawn mowing is around $21,000 which Liberty would pay to the metroparks.
''The money Liberty would pay us would benefit the park and the township,'' he said.
Wilson said Churchill Park is very similar to other parks in the metroparks system in Champion, Braceville and Newton Falls. Center Park off Churchill Road is mostly ballfields, he said.
If a partnering agreement is reached, it will be the first of its kind between the metroparks and a township.
''This sounds like a win-win for all,'' Trustee Chairwoman Jodi Stoyak said.
Trustees said they will review the information and will likely call a special meeting this month to take action. Wilson said he would present the idea to the metroparks board at its next meeting.


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Vinnie's downtown eatery set to reopen
February 1, 2013
Vinnie's Italian Eatery is back and bringing the same Italian menu — with some variations — that customers of the downtown Williamsport restaurant long have enjoyed....
what dummy parks their car at a place that experienced such tragedy and DOESNT expect to be towed, you have taken full advantage of a free parking spot downtown and you DONT expect to get towed.. this just goes to show what kind of selfish jack hole you really are by doing this. step back calm down and read your rant..kind of embarassing and childish YOU screwed up.. not anyone who called to have your car towed from a place that ISNT EVEN OPEN dumb s$$
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Park in the lot like everyone else you would not have that problem! Where do think your at in Philly!
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Great Vinnie, (where's the hairnet)? NOW, if Wmspt. could only get a decent Steak House.
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Awesome! So glad you are back in business. Best cheesesteaks. Congrats.
Laughing at the person who had her car towed. There is one in every crowd. Telling people not to eat there because you got towed. Too funny!
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Will NEVER EVER eat at your place... You were not even open but called Action Towing to tow my car that wan't even near your building cost me 125.00 for what Are you to in cahoots with eachother? I'm telling everyone that I know and see what a rip off your place it.
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So glad to hear Vinny is re-opening soon! Missed them.
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Can't wait to eat REAL ITALIAN again! Thanks, Vinny for re-opening soon; If you need a dishwasher/line cook, I have experience!!
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i have to agree, when i lived in town back in the 90s vinnies was one of my hangouts. when i was young some of the cutest guys worked there LOL.. but, Vinnie deff has the best food. now had i known awhile ago that Vincenzos was also his, i probably would have stopped in there and had some delish food there too. i saw it many times as i drove by, but didnt go in.
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GREAT NEWS! Vinny's was one of my favorite restaurants, they serve great food and it was really unfortunate when they were struck by the tragedy of the fire (not because my belly was empty), they're great people and I'm really glad to hear that they are able to reopen. I wish the utmost success!
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An immense object is approaching Earth. Two manned vehicles race through space to land first on the frozen, desolate surface: one launched by NASA, the other representing a Russian-Indian-Brazilian Coalition. Both crews have orders to do whatever it takes to claim it as their own.
But the entity is not simply a rock hurtling through the blackness. It has been sent to Earth for a reason. A vastly more intelligent race is desperately attempting to communicate with our primitive species. And their interstellar courier carries a message that the very core of humanity has responded to since time began…
Help us…
We plead guilty. We are science fiction and comic book fans. Books, TV, movies, graphic novels. Doesn't matter. (We like space travel, too.) Michael's interest in science fiction has always been intertwined with his interest in space flight. He was reading Heinlein's Red Planet at the time of the first Gemini missions. It seemed perfectly logical that the adventures in that wonderful novel would follow those he was seeing on television. His fascination with space took him to the University of Arizona to study astronomy—however briefly. Eventually he moved into space-related non-fiction writing, including the Who's Who In Space books and the autobiographies of two pioneering astronauts, as well as a number of articles—and three novels, including Red Moon. His science fiction path led from Heinlein and Clarke and Asimov and Bradbury to a later generation of writers—Ellison, Delany, Zelazny, LeGuin—and into a writing career of his own. He sold SF short stories to such magazines as Fantasy & Science Fiction, Asimov's and Omni, and to various anthologies. He published an SF novel and a fantasy novel. He began working in television, too, where he wrote SF or fantasy for The Twilight Zone, Max Headroom, The Outer Limits, Stargate SG-1, The Dead Zone and others, including mainstream series like Beverly Hills 90210, Sirens, TV 101. David's was slightly different… David grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan. A son of a single mother, he spent many an afternoon at the local comic-book, with that establishment serving as his de facto day-care center. An avid reader, David subsequently branched out into the science-fiction and fantasy genres. Along with the usual luminaries like Arthur C. Clarke, David also cites writers like Gene Wolfe, Jack Vance, and Neil Gaiman as his influences. In the mid-80s, David attended USC's School of Cinematic Arts. David sold his first feature screenplay just six months after graduating and hasn't held an honest job since. David's break-through script was Blade, which went on to spawn two sequels, two videogames, and a short-lived TV series. Since then, David wrote or co-wrote such films as Dark City, Batman Begins, Jumper, The Dark Knight, The Unborn, and the upcoming Superman re-boot, Man Of Steel. He also served as a writer/director and executive producer on the TV series Threshold and Flashforward; and as story consultant on the record-breaking Call of Duty: Black Ops videogame franchise. Given our overlapping interests and friendships, it was natural that we'd meet… introduced by Michael Engelberg, producer of The Puppet Masters, which David wrote (with Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio, later somewhat more famous as writers of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies and a few billion others). Several years ago, David came to Michael and said, "I have an idea for an SF movie. I think your knowledge of NASA and space flight would help it." Eventually titled Heaven's Shadow, the story deals with a Near Earth Object (an asteroid a hundred kilometers wide) that swoops to a close encounter with planet earth a few years from now. Teams of astronauts from the U.S. and a Russian/Brazilian/Indian Coalition race to be first to land on the NEO, which turns out to be something more than a "big dumb object". The teams find they are on a mission of First Contact that no only reveals extraterrestrial life, but has profound implications for the future of the human race. So we started working on the story, much as David and Christopher Nolan developed Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Returns, sitting in David's office at Warner Studio and brainstorming. Early in the process, Michael said, "Why don't we do what Kubrick and Clarke did with 2001? Let's do a movie and a book at the same time?" So the richly-detailed treatment that emerged from these sessions became a novel manuscript. Which, in turn, was then sold to Warner for filming. (The script should be complete by spring 2011, right around the time Heaven's Shadow is published.) We see Heaven's Shadow as direct descendant of classic "first contact" novels by Michael Crichton, Arthur C. Clarke or Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle, and even films like Close Encounters. But while we can happily write stories that appeal to the Comic Con audience, we are aiming beyond them to the women who, say, loved Star Trek or Battlestar Galactica, who are in search of an SF adventure that deals not only with new discoveries and mysteries, but also with matters of the heart, with love and loss. We're proud of Heaven's Shadow, which has already earned praise from such diverse talents as filmmaker and novelist Guillermo del Toro and SF writer Jack McDevitt. We are eager to share it with as many readers as possible… We hope you are, too. – David S. Goyer & Michael Cassutt


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on January 31, 2013 - 10:48 PM
NORTH TONAWANDA – Business owner Bradley K. McNamara faces a long list of charges, including rape, for the alleged sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl over the past two years, police said Thursday.
McNamara, 39, of Division Street, had allegedly been abusing the girl since she was 11 and continued the assaults on regular basis until he was caught this week, said Lt. Karen Smith of the North Tonawanda Juvenile Aid Bureau.
"It began in the summer of 2011 and went every day or every other day up until Jan. 27," Smith told The Buffalo News.
McNamara was arraigned Wednesday on felony counts of second-degree rape, criminal sexual act, course of sexual conduct against a child and misdemeanor counts of second-degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. He was released after posting $30,000 bail in North Tonawanda City Court. He returns to court Feb. 13.
Smith said he was arrested a few days after the most recent alleged incident of abuse, when the girl reported the case to an adult who then contacted police.
McNamara is the co-owner of Juicy Vapors, an electronic cigarette company founded in 2008 with local offices in Amherst and the Town of Tonawanda.
McNamara had been on probation after being convicted three years ago of stealing more than $50,000 from his ill father from 2004 to 2007. He pleaded guilty to third-degree grand larceny in 2009 and was sentenced in 2010 to six months in jail and five years' probation.
Prosecutors said at that sentencing that McNamara took advantage of his father while he was debilitated from a brain tumor, going through his father's entire 401(k) and running up credit card bills.
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Means somebody with a hot body, either male or female.
A good looking body on somebody ,but not nessiarly a nice face...
A good looking body on somebody ,but not nessiarly a nice face...
'My shes got a hot bod in that bikini, but her face isnt upto much....'
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Geeza who thinks his bit of a stud.
HotBod on the move!
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Cash, paper money, currency in paper form.
I need to go to an ATM to get me some hot bods for the concert tonight.
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A person who leaves a situation. also known as "hotting off" or making off quick
If you and a friend where doing something you should not and spot the police, the hot bod would be the person who runs away and leaves you.
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on July 14, 2013 - 5:53 PM
With the Southtowns Meals-on-Wheels program projecting a budget shortfall of between $15,000 and $20,000 this year, its board decided last week to reduce the number of meals clients receive each day.
As of Aug. 5, only a hot meal at noon will be delivered. The cold meal traditionally sent along for later in the day will be eliminated.
"We're a victim of our own success," said Town of Concord Supervisor Gary Eppolito, who is a member of the Meals-on-Wheels Board, as are the supervisors of the other four towns – Holland, Boston, Colden and Sardinia – that the organization serves.
Enrollment this year spiked to 51 clients, Eppolito said, but he suggested that donations for the meals have not kept pace.
The board also decided to freeze enrollment.
Holland Supervisor Michael Kasprzyk told the Town Board last week that with rising costs and shrinking donations, the group had little choice but to reduce services. The board became aware of the problem in April and struggled with its options.
"This decision was not made lightly. We're very concerned about the welfare of our clients," Kasprzyk said.
Currently, the organization asks for $7.35 daily for two meals but accepts whatever a client can afford. Kasprzyk said some people pay more, but most pay less. With the new change, the organization will ask for a suggested donation of $5.35, which is how much Bertrand-Chaffee Hospital in Springville charges the program for each hot meal it produces.
In addition, each Meals-on-Wheels client will receive a letter asking for an increased donation.
"We're hoping that by doing this we can keep the program viable to the end of the year," Eppolito said.
Other area meals-on-wheels programs use a "fee-for-service" model, which requires payment. The Southtowns program operates as a separate entity distinct from other non-profits such as Meals on Wheels for Western New York. The board decided to trim services rather than switch to "fee-for-service."
"We did not want to get into a situation where we say, 'Sorry, you can't pay for it. Too bad,' " said Eppolito, who knows of one client who lives on income of $400 a month.
The program has administrative costs and also sometimes subsidizes the cost of gas for its volunteers, who must drive long distances between stops in expansive, sparsely populated southern Erie County.
Each of the five towns in the consortium has increased its financial support of the program to $2,000, Eppolito said.
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You mean unhappy love? Well, I guess tha can destroy your skating
Alena's comments do her no justice (see FSU forum). You would think that after barely making the world team she'd focus on the positive and try to emulate the success shown by the rest of her group. Instead she chooses to complain about food and accommodation while preparing for worlds!! Is she nuts? It's a three week stint at most maybe? Doesn't she not know that Nicol would give anything to be in her place? I know she has the right to say anything she wants to say but doesn't she see the bigger picture at all? Does she not know that this could be her last hurrah? Elena, Nicol, Julia will all be nipping at her heels in no time...not to mention the others I'm forgetting..
She doesn't seem to be a mature athlete at all, disappointing
It was so blasé ,a real nothing. Do you like going to the us? Not really. Why? The food and lodging. End of story.
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Well she did improve so not sounding like it in an interview months ago is meaningless.
She was always landing 4 to 5 triples
Leonova landed exactly two clean triples in her Russian Cup win, and that was for both SP and FS. I'd hardly call that 'improved'. If she skates like that at Worlds, she won't be in the top 10.
I agree that she should be far more concerned about her skating than her food and lodging. She comes across as a ditz.


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New $80 Million Venture Capital Fund to Focus on Southeast Asia
Four veteran entrepreneurs on Thursday launched an $80 million venture capital fund to focus exclusively on startups in fast-growing, populous Southeast Asia.
The fund, called Monk's Hill Ventures, will have offices in Singapore — a Southeast Asia startup hub — and Jakarta, where it will aim to capitalize on the Indonesian market, home to some 240 million people.
The most prominent of the entrepreneurs is Singaporean Peng T. Ong, who co-founded and designed the pioneering dating site Match.com. Ong also started content management firm Interwoven, which he led to a successful initial public offering, and enterprise identity management firm Encentuate, which was acquired by IBM.
Other members of the investment team include Kuo-Yi Lim, a Singaporean graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who was chief executive of the Singapore government's Infocomm Investments fund; German Stefan Jung, co-founder of emerging market e-commerce firm Rocket Internet; and special advisor Tom Clayton, an American graduate of Harvard Business School who is chief executive of the Singapore-based social media company Bubbly.
Monk's Hill Ventures will look to fund the likes of early stage consumer mobile and e-commerce firms, and is also interested in cloud services, according to Jung. It will also focus on later stage Silicon Valley startups that want to tap the region's markets.
"There will be many industries that will undergo transformative changes over the next years," Jung told The Wall Street Journal. He added that the team is ready to begin investing immediately, though it cannot reveal the names of parties who are contributing funds.
Being based in Southeast Asia is crucial, the company says.
"Relationships come from being here day-in-day out," said Clayton. "We're friends with most of the entrepreneurs in the ecosystem. We're trusted by them. We know personally what is taking off and what is not."


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Reversal move used in Killer Instinct (Iconic mid-90s beat 'em up videogame) to stop your opponent in mid-combo (chained attacks). This reversal is punctuated by the announcer shouting "COMBO BREAKER!"
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Term used when Saltin someone's swag, Often to the point of swag jackin a fellow gentleman. Originally referenced in killer instinct
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A Combo Breaker is an instantaneous deviation from the regular pattern of vaginal intercourse to the anal route - generally done unexpectedly, and almost always to the female party's detriment.
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I did win the Thanksgiving turkey the year I was bowling on a silly servants team.
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NIAGARA FALLS - A longtime city police officer faces harassment charges following an incident Aug. 25 at Darien Lake.
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Elizabeth Dake, 45, who said she lives in the Finger Lakes region, wrote a letter to The Buffalo News that describes "a brutal and merciless attack" that resulted in a concussion, bruises and caused her to be out of work for nine days.
Dake said she was on her way to the bathroom near the end of a concert when Alcorn grabbed her by the hair, pulled her arms behind her back, slammed her head into a cement wall and punched her in the head, neck, arm and back. Dake said she was on her back in a ball with her knees up and continued to be attacked, being punched and slammed into the cement wall. She wrote that it did not stop until the attack moved closer to where her husband, a state trooper, was located, and he was able to run in and yell for Alcorn to get off his wife.
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It's always a pleasure to get the chance to chat with Gilad Bracha. So, whenever we can, we do. We've had Gilad on C9 quite a few times over the years and the conversations are always enlightening and educational. Recently, Gilad joined Google and is now working on the Dart programming language with long-time colleague (and former co-worker) Lars Bak.
Of course we had to ask Gilad about Dart (just the technical stuff, though - like Dart's type system, concurrency model(actor-based "isolates"), future etc...).
We also get an update on the status of Gilad's very own Newspeak language. What's going on with Newspeak now that he works on Dart full time?
Thanks for coming on C9, Gilad! Always a pleasure.
Recently, Channel 9 was invited to attend the great SPLASH conference. What is SPLASH? Systems, Programming, Languages and Applications: Software for Humanity. SPLASH is an annual conference that embraces all aspects of software construction and delivery, and that joins all factions of programming technologies. Since 2010 SPLASH is the umbrella for OOPSLA and Onward! [source=splashcon.org]
A big thanks to the SPLASH event organizers for inviting me and my camera to engage some key computer scientists and engineers in geeky, fun conversation! SPLASH is a great event! I learned a ton and met many amazing computer scientists and students.
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Great interview!
I had downloaded the .NET 4 BCL video at lunch, but that that will have to wait now.
@George_Curelet_Balan: Glad you enjoyed it!
@vesuvius, good choice. You can watch the BCL interview later (it's worth it, too, of course!)
I wonder if there's any chance to have Erik and Gilad in an interview together about Dart and whatever else comes up...
@Jules.dot: Hopefully, Erik will come out of hibernation and start attending these things again... Come on, Erik!
@Jules.dot: like MSIL2JS plans ? JS as ASM ideas ? how many lines of code should the MSIL2JS helloworld be ?
@Charles: Hibernation? Well, he did attend Strange Loop 2011: https://thestrangeloop.com/sessions/category-theory-monads-and-duality-in-big-data
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As we started to plan for our next camp out (Backpack), we began to prepare by planning meals.
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For those of you that just can not seem to plan a menu without Ramen… try this one that I tried from the Freezer Bag cooking site.
In a quart freezer bag put:
1 package chicken flavored ramen with seasoning packet. Break up the ramen.
1 pouch or can of chicken (3-7 ounces depending on your taste)
A quart freezer bag with instant mashed potatoes. (I would recommend the Idahoan® ones that have everything in them, or use the cup version that has everything in it.)
In camp add 2 cups boiling water to the ramen. Add in the chicken.
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