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CALCUTTA - The Beavers battled back against the Golden Bears.
The Beaver Local boys' basketball team trailed by as many as 15 points in the first half before rallying to outscore Oak Glen, 36-19, in the second half to pull out a hard-fought 57-50 victory Tuesday night at the Beaver Dome.
With the win, the Beavers are four games over .500 on the season at 8-4. The victory enabled Beaver Local to sweep the season series from Oak Glen.
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Beaver Local's Matt Chamberlain (55) puts up a shot just out of reach of Oak Glen's Cody Howell during play Tuesday at the Beaver Dome. (Photo by Keith Brown)
"We came out in the first half and we weren't hitting our shots," Beaver Local head coach Jake Walgate said. "Our kids stayed focus. They kept plugging away, and that led to the turnaround."
The loss drops the Golden Bears to 2-8.
"We had a 10 point lead at halftime, and I thought we were playing very well," Oak Glen head coach Dave Smith said. "We were moving the ball well. They played a 1-3-1 zone, and we planned on that. They were a little more physical, and we didn't handle that well.
"We scored 31 points in the first half, and we scored 19 points in the second half. That was the difference in the game."
The seven-point margin of victory was Beaver Local's biggest lead of the night. Oak Glen's biggest lead came in the second stanza when the Golden Bears were out in front by a score of 26-11.
Four players scored in double digits for the Beavers.
Senior Zack Mick contributed a team-high 15 points to lead the way for the victors. Also, Jared Lyder recorded 14 points, and Chase Hilliard and Troy Hudson each delivered 10 points.
Finally, Ethan Campbell collected three points, Brandon Fetty and Josh Underwood each tallied two points and Matt Chamberlain ended up with one point.
Two players scored in double digits for the Golden Bears.
Matt McLaughlin netted a game-high 17 points to lead the way for Oak Glen. Cody Howell collected 10 points.
Also for the visitors, Taylor Kincaid delivered nine points, Jakob Ford recorded six points and Tyler Click contributed five points. Finally, David McGraw added three points.
Beaver Local outrebounded Oak Glen, 23-19 Lyder grabbed eight rebounds to lead the way for the Beavers. Kincaid pulled down a game-high 10 rebounds to lead the way for the Golden Bears.
Both teams reached double digits in turnovers. Oak Glen committed 17, while Beaver Local committed 14.
Oak Glen used the 3-point shot effectively to build its early advantage. All told, the Golden Bears drained eight shots from beyond the arc. The Beavers connected on six shots from long range.
The Golden Bears scored the first 11 points of the game. McLaughlin led the charge with eight points, including a pair of 3-pointers.
The Beavers went more than four minutes without a point before Hilliard scored to put the hosts on the scoreboard. Beaver Local battled its way back into the game as Oak Glen led 19-11 at the end of the first quarter.
The Golden Bears extended their lead in the second stanza.
Two 3-pointers by Ford put Oak Glen up 25-11 forcing Walgate to call a time out with 6:34 left to play in the first half. A foul shot by McGraw put the Bears up by 15.
Trailing by 15 points, the Beavers staged a mini rally to end the second stanza. Hilliard tallied five-straight points to pull Beaver Local to within 29-21 late in half. Oak Glen led 31-21 at the break.
"They played a box-and-1 on Hudson," Walgate said. "We knew someone was going to do it with the way he can put the ball in the hoop.
"Zack Mick played a heck of a second half. He some big 3-pointers. He made them come off of Hudson and guard him."
The Beavers ripped off a 16-5 run to open the third quarter enabling them to take their fist lead of the game at 37-36 on a basket by Hudson with 3:47 showing on the clock. Beaver Local ended the quarter on a 7-3 spurt to take a 46-44 lead into the fourth quarter.
All told, Beaver Local outscored Oak Glen, 25-13, in the quarter.
"They attacked the bucket," Smith said. "They have guard good play. They attacked the basket.
"Beaver Local is a good team. I give Jake a lot of credit. He has that program headed in the right direction. He has really done a nice job."
It was more of the same in the fourth quarter as the Beavers continued to play well on both ends of the floor.
"We played with a lot of energy in the Poland game, and we had to do some things in the end and it got away from us," Walgate said. "We didn't want to start a losing streak. Hopefully, tonight started a winning streak."
After Howell scored the first four points of the period to give the Golden Bears a 48-46 lead, the Golden Bears ended the game on a 11-2 run to put the game away.
"One of the big things was our best players and our best scorer was not on the floor," Smith said. "Cody Howell is averaging 16 or 17 points per game for us, and he has to be on the floor. He has to stay on the floor. It had nothing to do with the officiating. He has to move his feet. Tonight, it was on him. He has been a good player all year. Tonight, it was a letdown. He will bounce back and learn from this."
Beaver Local won the JV game, 46-39.
Chandler Cornell collected 12 points to lead the way for the Beavers, and Bryce McKenzie contributed 10 points. Carlos Sprott tallied 12 points for the Golden Bears, and Cyle Perez contributed seven.
Beaver Local's next game is Friday at Hubbard. Oak Glen's next game is Saturday at East Fairmont.
Beaver Local 57, Oak Glen 50
OG (50): Tyler Click 2 0-0 5, Jakob Ford 2 0-0 6, Tyler Kincaid 4 1-2 9, Howell 4 2-3 10, Matt McLaughlin 6 0-0 17, Trey Smith 0 0-0 0, David McGraw 1 1-2 3, Kyle Woodruff 0 0-0 0. Totals: 19 4-7 50.
BL (57): Chase Hilliard 2 6-7 10, Jared Lyder 7 0-1 14, Brandon Fetty 1 0-2 2, Ethan Campbell 1 0-0 3, Troy Hudson 5 0-1 10, Zack Mick 5 0-0 15, Josh Underwood 0 2-2 2, Matt Chamberlain 0 1-2 1. Totals: 21 9-15 57.
3-Pointers: Oak Glen: 8 (McLaughlin 5, Ford 2, Click); Beaver Local: 6 (Mick 5, Campbell)


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The Common Council on Tuesday voted to forgive penalties and interest on back taxes accrued on the Statler building before it was purchased by developer Mark D. Croce.
The Council also voted to forgive penalties and interest on two other city buildings in "unique" circumstances, one downtown and the other on the East Side.
The back taxes were not forgiven, as the Council has no authority to do so.
The Council forgave $203,000 in penalties and interest on the Statler that accrued while the building was in U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
"It is unfair that he would have to pay the back … penalties and fees for when he did not own it," said Ellicott Council Member Darius G. Pridgen, who sponsored the resolution.
Croce purchased the building and renamed it Statler City in March 2011, and has since spent nearly $6 million renovating it.
The developer said he will pay $226,891 in back taxes. He said he is current with other taxes.
"Now that this issue is resolved, I'm in a position to pay all of the back taxes that accrued prior to my ownership," Croce said.
The Council also forgave $13,253 in penalties and interest at the Western New York Book Arts Center, 468 Washington St., and $2,695 in penalties and interest at 949 Broadway, which houses Despensata Corp.
Both properties had situations relating to lapses in tax-exempt status, where penalties and interest accrued.
The Western New York Book Arts Center hosts classes and sells prints made by local artists and is a landlord for the Just Buffalo Literary Center.
Despensata Corp. is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on neighborhood development and historical preservation. Its relief was sponsored by Fillmore Council Member David A. Franczyk.
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• A task force was formed to explore ways to control the city's population of outdoor cats.
• The Council voted to ask the Erie County Legislature to investigate "irregularities" at the Board of Elections. Franczyk voted against the measure.
• A measure seeking a comptroller's audit of city lighting was passed. Prior audits have saved the city money, as compensation from National Grid was owed for nonworking lights.
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The general election where West Virginia voters choose a governor for the next four years-as well as many other state and county officials - is now less than a month away. And while it might seem impossible to top the recent flood of political ads that voters have been subjected to in recent weeks, you can bet the campaign claims will get even more flagrant between now and the election Nov. 6.
It got so bad just a few days ago in the race for the governor's office that a half dozen TV stations in West Virginia refused to run a political ad from Opportunity West Virginia - identified as a group backed by the Democratic Governors Association - that targeted Republican gubernatorial nominee Bill Maloney. Al Marra, manager of WOAY-TV in Oak Hill, told The Associated Press that Opportunity West Virginia appeared ready to spend between $300,000 and $400,00 in the Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill market alone.
And in the race between incumbent Attorney General Darrell McGraw and Republican challenger Patrick Morrisey, the two candidates trashed each other during a meeting with a Charleston newspaper editorial board last month. Morrisey accused McGraw of setting aside part of the $2 billion his office has brought in from consumer protection lawsuits "for the private piggybank of the office of the attorney general."
McGraw countered that Morrisey, a former congressional staffer who lives in the Eastern Panhandle and is now a Washington, D. C., lobbyist, was not licensed to even practice law in West Virginia until several days before he filed to run for attorney general in this election. He also ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. House of Representatives in New Jersey in 2000, adding credence to McGraw's assertion that "this man knows nothing about West Virginia law or how West Virginia law operates."
In a state where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by a sizable margin, the campaign finances of some GOP candidates for statewide office reflects a distinct disadvantage. State Sen. Mike Hall, R-Putnam, who is trying to defeat incumbent State Treasurer John Perdue, had the largest campaign fund of four statewide Republican candidates prior to the Sept. 28 deadline for the first report.
And Hall had raised only $23,851 at that point, so he loaned his campaign an additional $50,000. So he had a campaign fund balance of $65,541 at the time that report was filed. In contrast, former legislator Larry Faircloth reported total contributions as the GOP's nominee against incumbent State Auditor Glen B. Gainer of $462 at that point-nearly half that amount a single $200 contribution from the Ritchie County Republican Executive Committee.
Even the advent of social networking has become a part of this general election campaign. Last week Twitter shut down accounts set up in the names of McGraw and state Senator Walt Helmick because Democrat party officials complained they were fakes. Twitter also suspended at least three other accounts operated by West Virginia Republicans. Derek Scarbro, executive director of the state Democratic Party, said most of the messages posted on Twitter "were very derogatory."
Meanwhile, who can blame state Sen. Roman Prezioso, D-Marion, for criticizing West Virginia University's recent decision to hire two contract lobbyists that will try to curb anticipated reductions in research funding as a result of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's planned 2012 budget cuts.
Prezioso is chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and his district includes part of Morgantown. He said he doesn't think WVU needs to hire lobbyists, even though he attended a dinner last month in Charleston at the Chop House restaurant along with Senate President Jeff Kessler, D-Marshall, that presumably was paid for by WVU.
Two well-known lobbyists at the State Capitol, Paul Hardesty and John Cavacini, registered last month to lobby for WVU Research Corp., the university's nonprofit affiliate. They will each be paid $10,000 for three months of work with contract renewals possible, according to a Charleston newspaper.
"WVU is in my district-they are my constituents," said Prezioso. "I don't know of any constituents in my district that need a lobbyist to talk to me."
Finally, there were 1,230,585 registered voters in West Virginia at the end of August-the last date for which information was available-eligible to vote in the Nov. 6 general election in West Virginia, but history suggests at least one in three will not bother to participate in the election.
In the 2008 presidential election, there were a total of 713,362 votes cast for president, with Republican John McCain getting 397,466 votes to 303,857 for President Barack Obama despite a 2-1 edge in registered Democrats. Three other minor candidates split the remaining 12,039 votes. Based on the number of Democrats who voted for a man in a Texas prison in the Democratic presidential primary, it seems likely many Democrats will be voting for the Republican presidential candidate this time.


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Where are all you guys and gals that came unhinged over the idea of camping in Bradley Park?
My goodness, mountain bikers welcome, campers not? ... you got to be kidding?
Sounds like the snowshoe trail idea is bing used to get a toe hold for the bikers. How many snowshoers are there anyway?
When there was camping in the past it was almost all tent camping or small camper trailers. Not much of that happening now.
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Uhm.. I wanted to list my favourite manga and I was thinking we could all like share what we think are the greatest manga series ever.So.. Here's my list (RANDOM ORDER):-Hellsing-D. Gray-Man-DeathNote-Nana-Paradise Kiss-Fruits Basket-GodchildUhm.. That's all I can think of.And now I want to hear yours.:heart:
Halo!!! Glad to see someone's also like Paradise Kiss (Do you prefer George or Yukari?) My favourite manga are:Saiunkoku MonogatariNana (is No. 71 chapter!!!!)Nodame CantabileLa Corda Primo Passo hehe.. all Girls Comic.. but I do read Death Note and Bleach as well
Mugen no Juunin is my favorite but I also like Bleach and death note.
i agree with that 100%.bleach is awsome.
i cant wait for him to use his mask again that wus so cool
well if you go to anime6.org you can see any bleach eps you want.
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no problemo i know alot of good sites.like stage6.divx.com
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bleach is good
i love kenpachi zaraki...i wonder what his bankai is.."people do not need violence to solve there problems."
not even he knows, he doesn't even know the name of his zanpactou.
hi...i like :-Fruit Basket Hana KimiDeath Note
Uhm.. I prefer George... n.n *Trying to think of any other manga I might have forgotten to mention.. * I do like Vampire Knight.. Did I mention that already? Nope. Okey.. n.n\Solar-chanHello lovies. <3 *EmO*
i wil haf to say that i like the ragnarok books and rebirth but love death note
My favorites are Death NoteOuran High Host ClubBleachNanaand After School Nightmare
i ouran High Host club as well. did you watch the manga series as well?
my favorite is bleach and .....kenshin"people do not need violence to solve there problems."
i like death note, bleach, FMA, Kami Kaze, Samuria Deeper Kyo satsujin ken mumyo jinpu ryu mizuchi (With out light, Let the Divine Wind Flow)
Naruto D grey man basilisk and rourini kenshin and buso renkin i like your oder of manga tho and death not of cource i have up to vol. nine in death note its really good
rurouni kenshingodchildblade of the immortalga-reimillenium snowbeserksamurai champlooumm... thats all i can think of right now .lolz
samurai champloo,good anime."people do not need violence to solve there problems."
-Fruits Basket-Hellsing-Hikaru no Go-Wedding Peach-The Tarrot Cafe-ShutterBox-Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives-Dramacon-I.N.V.U. [manhwa]-Anything that's by CLAMPThere's too many to tell you. I READ ALOT OF MANGA
Hikaru no Go (yah for someone else mentioning)BleachKashimashiBurst Angel
In no particular order.. Blade of the Immortal, Eden, Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service, Mail, Golgo 13, Parasyte and just about anything by Shirow or Ito. ~Ken
If this demon could set his priorities in order instead of studying on the most ideal ways to possess the people of this planets minds and hearts and bending it to his will..... well i probably would have a list but since there is a lot of manga in my possession i just can't sort out a list that would truly mirror my feelings.... The path to conquest leaves nothing else to be desired!!!!
i like manga too...
Well I could go on forever... LOL ^_^ but I won't.. I also have a ton of manga heh heh heh ~Baby Girl
Bleach, Berserk, SGT Frog, Sword of the Dark Ones, D. Gray Man, Death Note, Dragon Drive, Rosario + Vampire, FMA, Eurka 7, I'S, and much more! There are so many I cant name them all (The ones above I have or ones I want to collect)
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Doctors: Blood clot located in Clinton's head
December 31, 2012
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton developed a blood clot in her head but did not suffer a stroke or neurological damage, her doctors said Monda....
When I was in school and had a test coming up that I wasn't ready for, I would suddenly "be taken ill" and have to stay home from school. Then, once school was over for the day and the "threat" was over, I'd miraculously recover, feeling good enough to go outside and play.
Something tells me that Hillary will be declared "fit to run" for POTUS in 2116.
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Blood clot in her head? Good place for it - nothing else is in there to get in the way.
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Good news, looks like Hillary will make a full recovery.
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"But I did not say he was faking it. So you're a liar as well".
What are you talking about? I NEVER said any word about "faking it". I am only pointing out what a "hypocrite" you really are by referring to you comments when Gen.Schwarzkopf died.
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"Well it comes in three's so my bet is with poppy bush, and well Rumsfeld would be a nice surprise one".
Bak,in your own words. Do you think it will come in "three's" on this one,you know the three C's. KARMA is a B*tch.
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"Your misogynist hatred came out? I knew I could get you to make a crass remark".
Bak, What were you saying about G.H.Bush last week? Maybe you can repost all the kind and sympathetic comments you made about him.
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Yeah, I suppose they'll still say she's faking it.
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A local man faces charges after allegedly stealing his grandmother's handgun to purchase drugs.
Charles Irdell Flad, 21, 1520 Dauber Road, Cogan Station, has been charged with felony theft and receiving stolen property.
On Sept. 30, state police received a report from Beverly June Hall, also of 1520 Dauber Road. Hall told authorities that her .32 caliber handgun was missing.
During their investigation, authorities spoke with Hall's grandson, Flad.
Flad told police that two of his friends, Matthew Bausinger and Michael Moyer, had visited him the day before. According to Flad, his friends wanted to go to Williamsport and purchase heroin. Later, Flad stated he "was made aware" that his friends had used the stolen gun to purchase cocaine, according to court records.
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- For 1 to 4 days after surgery, some people may have pain, aching or throbbing, or a feeling that there is something in the eye.
- Your vision may remain blurry for days to weeks after surgery. Do not drive until your vision has cleared.
- For 2 weeks after surgery, avoid vigorous sports, eye makeup, and activities that may get water in the eye. The surgeon may recommend that you shower before the surgery and then avoid showering for a day or two afterward to keep from getting water in the eye.
Unstable vision is common in the first 3 months after surgery and may last for up to 1 year. Your vision may vary slightly over the course of a day (although not to the point that you would need two pairs of glasses).
Why It Is Done
Radial keratotomy is an elective procedure that is done to correct nearsightedness in otherwise healthy eyes. Because laser surgeries have become more common than surgeries that involve cutting (incisions), RK is not done very often.
Good candidates for RK have normal, healthy eyes with stable, mild-to-moderate nearsightedness (up to about 3 diopters) that is not getting worse with time. RK may also correct some amount of astigmatism.
You may not be eligible for RK if you have:
- Nearsightedness that is still getting worse (such as in children and teenagers).
- Pathological myopia, in which the eyeball fails to stop growing longer.
- Degenerative changes caused by severe nearsightedness (high myopia), such as retinal tears.
- An abnormality or disease of the cornea.
- A connective tissue disease that might influence the healing of the cornea or that requires you to take steroids.
- A job or hobby for which the possible side effects of RK would be a problem. Glare is sometimes a side effect of the surgery, which would be a problem for a truck driver, for example. People who take part in activities such as contact sports that carry a high risk of eye or head injury may not be good candidates for RK, because a blow to the eye in someone who has had RK may cause the tiny incisions to rupture.
How Well It Works
RK is effective in reducing mild-to-moderate nearsightedness. It does not always completely end nearsightedness. You may still need to wear corrective lenses some of the time for either near or distance vision (or both) after surgery. People who have moderate-to-high nearsightedness before surgery are more likely to still need correction for distance vision after surgery than those who are only mildly nearsighted.
The greatest problems with RK surgery are that the results are harder to predict and they tend to change over time. RK reduces nearsightedness, but it often causes mild farsightedness (overcorrection) or does not completely correct nearsightedness (undercorrection). Results are sometimes several diopters different than predicted. In contrast, eyeglasses and contact lenses are fitted with an accuracy of within 0.5 diopter of the desired correction.
The vision correction after RK also may be unstable. Most people who have RK surgery gradually become more farsighted for at least 8 to 10 years after surgery. This is called the hyperopic shift.
The most frequent complications of RK include overcorrection (farsighted after surgery), undercorrection (still nearsighted after surgery), and unstable vision (hyperopic shift). Retreatment is sometimes desired to correct these problems.
You may not be able to wear contact lenses because of the shape of the eye after surgery. Also, RK weakens the cornea, making it more prone to injury. This is not the case with other refractive surgeries.
Complications that can occur but are not common include:
- A loss in best corrected vision. Before RK, most eyes can be corrected with glasses or contacts to 20/20 vision or better. A few people who have RK have best corrected vision of less than 20/20 after surgery. But the vision loss is usually not severe.
- Irregular astigmatism that causes ghost images or double vision.
- Double vision, difficulty seeing how objects are oriented relative to each other, or loss of fine depth perception.
- Glare, especially at night. Glare is common in the first 3 months after surgery and may last longer than 6 months. You may see halos or radiating lines around headlights or street lamps, and it may be harder for you to drive at night. Some people have reported that they need to wear sunglasses or change jobs because of glare.
A few very rare complications may threaten vision, including:
- Puncture (perforation) or rupture of the cornea.
- Infection of the cornea (bacterial keratitis). This may occur immediately after the surgery or up to 1 to 3 years later as the cornea continues to heal.
- Glaucoma.
Experts do not yet know the long-term side effects or complications.
Ask whether the surgeon plans to wait at least 6 weeks before operating on the second eye. With that plan, any unexpected results in the first eye will be less likely to be repeated in the second eye.
What To Think About
If you are considering having surgery to improve nearsightedness, consider all the options (including radial keratotomy, PRK, LASEK, epi-LASIK, LASIK, corneal ring implants, and intraocular lens implants), and talk about them with your doctor. Ask your doctor the questions that you have about surgery (for example, what are the risks, benefits, and possible outcomes) so that you understand your options and can make the best decision.
PRK, LASEK, epi-LASIK, and LASIK surgery have replaced radial keratotomy (RK) as the refractive surgeries chosen by most people. But RK is still very effective for mild nearsightedness (up to 3 diopters) and in other cases.
If you need another type of eye surgery later in life, such as cataract removal, the corneal scars from RK may make the operation and recovery more difficult.
The RK surgery is an elective procedure. The cost of refractive surgery varies in different locations, but it can be very costly. Most insurance companies do not cover the cost of refractive surgery.
Complete the surgery information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you prepare for this surgery.
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Primary Medical ReviewerKathleen Romito, MD - Family Medicine
Specialist Medical ReviewerChristopher J. Rudnisky, MD, MPH, FRCSC - Ophthalmology
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Chris Kelsay walked into an empty locker room Monday and assumed the position, which in his case meant standing up and facing the masses with a clear message. It must have been uncomfortable for the Bills defensive end, but he knew it was about time somebody spoke the truth.
Kelsay couldn't fully unload, of course. At times during his eight-minute interview, he appeared to be holding back, for the sake of harmony, while still making his point. He made sure his sharp tongue was first pointed toward himself. And yet he knew that people would read between the lines and identify the real culprits.
He's been around long enough to handle softball questions with ease. Rather than take a half-swing with rehearsed answers, he pounded them over Abbott Road and into the parking lot. Once he started getting things off his chest, he couldn't stop. He didn't want to stop what sounded like a liberating experience.
Question: What do you need to do during the bye week? Is it just a matter of regrouping?
"I think so,'' he said. "We need to refocus and stress consistency. We've played really well at times and we played really poorly at times – a lot of the time. It's more of what we're not doing than what other teams are doing to us. I know you guys are tired of hearing that, and we're tired of saying it, obviously.
"Some way, somehow, we gotta understand what accountability means across the board and playing hard every play. You watch the film, and not everybody was playing hard every snap. And that's unacceptable."
Not playing hard?
Yes. He was accusing his teammates of a felony in professional sports, but first consider the source. Kelsay isn't some freak athlete. Anyone who has watched him play understands his 10-year career with the Bills was built mostly on effort. Not playing hard isn't merely unacceptable, as he suggested, but everything he stands against.
I'm sure some of his comments didn't go over well with certain teammates, but they might help. Sometimes, a little shake-up can work wonders.
His approach was, if nothing else, refreshing. He didn't bother claiming he needed to examine game films before commenting on the game, a common refrain during interviews after losses. He checked the film. What he found were players lollygagging during the 35-34 loss to the Titans.
"You see a change of speed on the field [while] chasing the football," he said. "There shouldn't be a change of speed. You should be 110 miles an hour from whistle to whistle. I'm not singling out anybody. If I'm going to single anybody out, I'm going to single myself out. You're only as good as the effort you put forth."
Kelsay didn't stop there after he was asked what conclusion he drew when players weren't hustling or giving maximum effort.
"If you're not going to [play hard], you shouldn't play. I don't care who you are," he said. "I'm not the one who makes those decisions, and I'm in that mix. I'm not pointing the finger. I'm looking in the mirror, first and foremost. But if you're not going to give everything you got, you shouldn't be on the field."
Amen, brother.
Kelsay wasn't alone in his assessment, by the way. Ryan Fitzpatrick, who hasn't played well, talked about players challenging one another. Defensive tackle Marcell Dareus, who also has struggled, had a similar message about accountability. It sounded like an orchestrated effort to get the Bills to finally snap to attention.
"We have to be on each other," Dareus said. "Somebody's got to say something. You can't be quiet. I don't care what your ego is. Do your job. Be accountable to yourself. I'm not the loudest guy, but I'll speak to any player. I don't care who you are."
Mario Williams, listen up.
Kelsay and his teammates insisted they weren't talking about anyone in particular, but the overall message sounded like a description of the defensive end.
The Bills made Williams the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history with the idea he would be a key player in their ascension. Through seven games, he hasn't been worth two nickels. If anything, he's dragging down this team. After all, as Kelsay said, they didn't have an effort problem before this season.
Hey, you never know, maybe it's just a coincidence.
And maybe it's not.
Whispers around the locker room are growing louder about Williams, how he's the only player who has a refrigerator in his stall, how he only speaks to the media on Wednesdays while leaving teammates to answer for him, how he has refused to take ownership in a team after ownership made $100 million commitment to him.
Players tolerate the massive egos that come with professional sports, but it's much tougher to stomach when a guy isn't producing. Williams has 13 tackles and 3½ sacks in seven games. Two sacks came in Arizona against a rookie who was playing his sixth NFL game. Williams' next big play this season will be his first.
It would have been nice to see him stand up Monday, just once, and assume a leadership role. He should be demanding more from himself and his teammates. Instead, he's complained about a sore wrist. What, did it become inflamed while he handled the heavy pen required to sign his contract?
Williams doesn't realize how soft he sounds or how his wrist is a long way from his heart. He clearly doesn't understand that his act isn't going over well in Buffalo, half of which has been on his case. It usually takes a player a few seasons to wear out his welcome, but Williams is well on his way after a few months.
He was nowhere to be found Monday, keeping with his performance Sunday. Chan Gailey was left trying to keep the peace. Gailey sounded as if he was losing his grip on reality, if not his own team, while answering questions about Kelsay's comments. He also appeared to be in denial about Williams, who hardly looks like a franchise player.
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Does he look like one to you?
"We've got to put together a defense that works," Gailey said. "Everybody has got to do their very best. I think he's working hard. I think he's playing hard. We have to get more production out of everybody. We want everybody to be more productive. And you know I'm not going to answer that question."
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Would you approve of the use of criminal surveillance cameras in your neighborhood?
Fredzz -- Somewhat off topic about the state, not federal government, proposing to ban photographing agricultural operations, but the bill that was proposed (PA HB683) doesn't make it illegal to photo farms.
Among other things, it would make it illegal to trespass to take photos, or to use false pretenses to gain access to farming operations to take photos without permission, and those kinds of things.
The bill would not make it illegal to park along a street, road, or other public place and take pictures, which is still consistent with cameras being affixed to poles not being an invasion of privacy.
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I find it amusing and laughable that we have an Federal Law prohibiting anyone the right to photograph farm animals without the consent of the farmer.
Yet we humans have little to no similar protections.
Wow what a strange government we have...!
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Fredzz -- I respect you being opposed to the "government" being in control of the cameras and the abuses that could arise from it. I also understand your rationale for not wishing to be spied on by the government. Those are valid concerns.
But I think your argument goes south when you trumpet the "invasion of privacy" horn...A camera on a pole is simply NOT an invasion of privacy. It just isn't...by any legal, court-recognized definition of the word. Cities in Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) and out of state have been using them for years. They are neither unconstitutional nor illegal.
Cameras affixed to a pole were never intended to prevent crime. They are used as an investigative tool to capture the identity, path of travel, description, vehicle used, etc. of a suspect.
And you're probably not going to like hearing this, but it is NOT illegal for anyone (including the police) to follow you, photograph or video you outside your home. Sorry.
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That's where the camera belongs.
Owned, Operated, Controlled, and used by the Property Owner.
Not some branch of government.
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I have cameras at my business, best thing I ever did. we solved numerous crimes and prevented others. the smart criminals stay away, the stupid ones get arrested, and I got a break on my insurance,
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Cameras can't keep that doped up drug dealer from shooting you..!
At best cameras [might] capture an Identifiable picture of you being SHOT.
Do you still think its worth letting our current politicians change the Constitution and/or the Bill of Rights..?
I don't..
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Frankly I don't really care if you feel a surveillance camera in the streets violates your rights. I think getting shot by a doped up drug dealer violates my rights. If a camera can help prevent crime, I'm fine with a little extra privacy in that regard.
Suck it up and get over it. Those of you against the camera's are the minority. Deal with it!
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instead of all the cameras recording every move like on Jim Carey's in the true man show Sylvester Stallone in demolition man just go the cheaper route implant micro chips in your neck every time there is a crime on the corner of Market and Fourth or Lycoming and Elmira streets they can look see who was on that corner at the time of the crime just pick them up interview all those there at that time see who did it if you were the only one there then they would have who did the crime doing it with cameras they could circumvent the cameras might not get seen by the camera not to mention the chips would be way cheaper would be able to find you immediately it wouldn't take days months or years to them so it would take the criminal off the street right away therefore not allowing them to commit another crime the chips would be more cost effective cheaper the other things in the name of safety find ill missing person's drowning victims immediately cost effective save lives and money
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When cameras can arrest people I'll be for it. We need more cops or more patrolling.
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Fredzz, there is no law that I know of that prevents one from following another unless of course there is a PFA or something similar. Having a camera on a light pole does not violate your right of privacy, it's no different than having a police officer sit outside your house in a white van. The cameras are cheaper since the police can't be everywhere. I said in my earlier post, if neighbors were doing their due diligence and reporting crime, and I don't mean kids playing, then there would be no need for cameras. I personally find it funny how we as a society want to blame our leaders (aka Mayor Campana, city police, etc…) for all the crime in the city and we always ask the question "What can be done"?Well we can't have more officers because it'll cost tax payer money, so we come up with a system that might be able to help and people complain about that too. The cameras will do good, and I'm pretty sure Mr. Fredzz that the police won't come arrest you because your picking your nose on
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So... aretesancus;
Buy your Opinion...
As long as you are outside of your home I can follow you anywhere public and record your every move..?
Ignorance = People who think a camera affixed to a utility pole can't violates their right to privacy.
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How would one distinguish (spl?) between " criminal surveillance cameras " And Non- criminal surveillance cameras
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Private = What you do inside your home.
Not private = Anything you do outside in the public's eye that can be seen by your neighbor, or a passing motorist, or a kid in a tree fort across the street, or a person walking a dog, or ... a camera affixed to a utility pole.
Ignorance = People who think a camera affixed to a utility pole violates their right to privacy.
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The 33% that said no are part of the problem.
They want the crime issues to disappear, but don't want to actually do something about the crime or accept anything that might deter it.
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Maybe if people would watch their own neighborhoods and report incidents to the police we wouldn't need cameras. But they don't, therefore we need something more. The police can't be everywhere. If they put cameras at major intersections then maybe we can see the criminals once they flee the scene. BTW there is a camera on the 600 block of 2nd street (controlled by the landlord not the police) which does nothing to show what goes on.because the landlords don't care as long as they are getting money!
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As long as Americans have indoor plumbing, McDonalds and America's got talent, they basically don't care about rights. We've raised an entire generation of sissies.
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"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin
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Who watches The Watchers?
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Yuzuru? Denis? Jason Brown? Peter Liebers? Javier?
Yuzuru? Denis? Jason Brown? Peter Liebers? Javier?
Denis Ten if he can start doing quads regularly
It's hard to say... obviously right now both Yuzuru and Patrick(if he continues) have the edge, but four years ago no one would have betted on yuzuru to become an olympic gold medalist... I personally don't think that both Ten and Liebers will leave much of an impression, so Iwould say that the ones who RIGHT NOW could try to challenge the former two for the gold (in worlds as well in the olympics) are in no particular order Maxim Kovtun, Han Yan, Javier Fernandez and Jason Brown (if he gets a quad), other people that could become contenders are IMO Farris if he get some consistences, Nathan Chen, Bojiang Jin, Adian Piktev and Shoma uno (if he finnaly becomes able to land his jum and he ups his TES) if their passage from junior to senior is smooth...
I think the next Olympics will be between Yuzuru Hanyu and Han Yan
I think the men's is reaching a really exciting time where no one man will dominate, but several will fight. Yuzuru Hanyu, Han Yan, Max Aaron, Jason Brown, Joshua Farris, Artur Gachinski...the wealth of talent and excitement in those six names alone is overwhelming, and they're just the surface scratch.
4 years is such a long time span... with the difficulties the men are attempting these days, I'm afraid a lot of them won't have very long careers, maybe even due to injury.
Maybe Yuzuru could be dominating, but given how he always wants to go for something new, I think he'll never be consistent and thus always beatable (said in a recent interview he wants to land 4Lo in competition, wants to learn quad-quad combinations in practice). If Patrick sticks around, he's obviously right next to Yuzuru. Han Yan is very promising too, coming in 7th in his first big stage senior event! If Jason gets his quad, he'll be a tough contender too. The future ahead looks so amazing!
Too hard to say.
For all I know Boyang Jin could come out in a few years and land the quad lutz that apparently he's been landing cleanly in practice now...No one expected Hanyu bursting out with Chan beating technical four years ago.
I really like 3 men:
These are the guys I'm interested in
I must admit even though I feel guilt and worry about pushing the Men to do quads and increasing their likelihood of injury, I can't help hankering for that WOW when I see a textbook tripe axel or quad as they fly across the rink. It's really not good, we must care more for the skaters' health and wellbeing... How do we find a balance?
Hanyu, Hanyu, Hanyu (assuming Patrick retires). Nipping at his heels may be Ten, Han Yan and Brown. Ten has the highest possibility of beating Hanyu within the next two years if he gets his quads consistent. Han Yan needs to work on his skating skills and choreography. Brown definitely needs quads because the other three has quads.
Jin relies too munch on his jumps to win. He must improve his skating skills.
I really hope Javier Fernández can manage to be World Champion at least once during this Olympic cycle. To have World Champions from non-traditional countries can be very refreshing to the sport (something like Carolina Kostner). Denis Ten is a spectacular male skater, tho.


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I received a newspaper article in today's mail from my sister in England. The headline is "A watery grave for our wildlife" and the story documents the sad conditions existing in the south of England.
Following the wettest year on record, sheep and cattle are fighting to survive, many species of butterflies have disappeared and mammals such as moles, weasels, rabbits and voles are drowning in flooded tunnels. Profuse rainfall has produced good crops of hay, but the fields are too waterlogged to mow.
Reading this brought home to me just how dependent we are on the weather. Not only gardeners, but all people, are at the mercy of prevailing conditions at their own spot on the globe.
I have known people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder and sink into spells of depression during the winter when they mostly are housebound and deprived of sunlight. To some extent, I think most of us have a trace of this and feel more cheerful and active on a sunny day.
Many scientists have predicted extreme weather conditions would become more common due to climate change. Although it seems foolish to attribute occasional floods, storms, heat waves and blizzards to climate change (they have always been with us, if not so widely reported), it does seem conditions are changing worldwide, for whatever reasons.
Wind damage is common in the garden, with fast-growing trees such as silver maple, box elder, poplar and black locust most often affected. Wind also can damage growing crops by inhibiting pollination, eroding good soil, spreading fungal spores and sandblasting seedlings and plants.
Hail is an obvious year-round hazard, with some destruction so severe that crop regrowth is impossible.
While moderate snow is a good insulator, a heavy covering of ice or heavy, wet snow can damage woody plants, snapping twigs and stems.
Flooding can do more than the obvious waterlogging that happens as pores in the soil become filled with water instead of air, depriving plant roots of oxygen. The vegetable garden is affected with cracked tomatoes and melons and split tree fruits, carrots, beets and radishes.
High temperatures can cause plant death and injuries such as sunscald, permanent wilting and metabolic imbalance. The thermal death point - 130 degrees - is when the living material in plant cells is destroyed, but plants will stop growing well before that and permanent or temporary wilting will take place.
Alternate freezing and thawing may cause patches of soil to expand and contract, heaving plant roots right out of the ground and killing them. Mulch is useful in minimizing this.
When compared with all those serious conditions, frost seems a minor inconvenience, but in early spring and mid-fall, it can be a real problem. Frost is the deposition of ice crystals on the ground or on vegetation when surface temperatures fall below 32 degrees.
White frost simply is frozen dew and depends on the dew point (the temperature at which the air is holding 100 percent humidity). Black frost occurs when humidity is low and the air is below freezing but above the dewpoint. It is so named because affected vegetable parts turn dark.
All these conditions bring us grief in one way or another, ranging from the aggravation of an early frost to the total devastation of a tornado. Just one more reason to appreciate and enjoy the warm, sunny days that come our way.
As Dunham's Proverbs so wisely say, "To talk of the weather is nothing but folly. When it rains on the hill, it shines in the valley."
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MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- Auburn University at Montgomery has named Brenda Mitchell director of police operations.
Mitchell is a former chief of staff for the Montgomery Police Department and director of the city/county Emergency Management Agency. Beginning today, she will oversee AUM's day-to-day police operations, law enforcement services and crisis response measures.
"I am excited about what Chief Mitchell brings to not only the campus police department, but the entire university – particularly the expertise she will provide in creating public safety programs," said Ricky Adams, AUM's chief risk management officer and senior director of public safety.
Mitchell has served the city of Montgomery for 25 years.
Before becoming second in command of the Montgomery Police Department in 2011 when she was appointed as its first chief of staff, she served as police major, commanding four of the five divisions within the department, including the Patrol Division, Detective Division, Training and Recruiting Division, and Juvenile Division.
Mitchell earned a master's degree in criminal justice from AUM in 2008. She received a bachelor's in criminal justice from Alabama State University in 1985. She brings to her position numerous certifications in emergency management and police operations and has received professional training from the FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association. She is a member of the National Police Chiefs Association.
In the community, Mitchell volunteers for the United Way, Family Sunshine Center, Sanyo, Pre-Trial Diversion Committee, Child Protect and the Department of Human Resources. She is a member of St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church of Shorter and she and her husband, Kenneth, have one daughter, Kendra.


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I woke up this morning and couldn't help but feel overcome with a heart of thankfulness. Maybe it's because we're spending the week in Wisconsin with family... It's pretty hard not to feel blessed and give thanks when you're surrounded by beautiful, healthy kids (and adults, too, of course).
My kids have only met their cousin Ariel once, but you'd never guess it. They all picked up where they left off.
The scenery helps open up your eyes as well. We are surrounded by farms, silos, red barns, green grass and just an overall "simple life." The first night we were here we saw four deer and a wild turkey. It was especially neat to see those through the eyes of my kids, to feel their excitement. Being around each other for nine days straight has really reminded us what we're truly thankful for - each other.
Maybe it's because Thanksgiving - one of my favorite holidays - is right around the corner. Not only because of all of the delicious food (I have always enjoyed being pregnant on Thanksgiving, and no, that was not an announcement), but because again, we're surrounded by those we love. Family means the world to me.
Over this past week, I have looked around and seen that although we are not home in LaSalle, we are still home because we are together.
Or maybe it's even because Eydan is now saying "tane-tew" for everything. And by everything I mean, everything. He thanks you when you change his diaper, give him milk, take the backscratcher that he uses as a hammer, give him a kiss, give him his blanket, or just out of the blue. "Tane-tew." Could you imagine if everyone had manners like this? I might have escaped the slight bit of road rage I experienced on the drive over. "Thank you, Dodge Ram, I appreciate you cutting me off...over and over again."
I look at my kids everyday and smile. Sometimes there is some frowning, or scolding that might come first...but nonetheless, I smile. I look at my husband and smile. Although we might not have all of the money, the biggest house, or the fanciest cars...we have each other. And that's all that matters.
Hopefully, you can look around today and find what you're thankful for, see the silver lining or the glass half full. Life is too short to let everyday burdens weigh you down. There is ALWAYS something to be thankful for! These are just a few of my reasons. Yet, I know today, I will find many more.
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You'd be hard pressed to find an invention of the last half century that is more important, influential and utilized then the Internet. The idea of connecting servers and individual computers together for communication was first put to use in 1969, although the Internet didn't really catch on until the 1990s. It didn't really become a living room staple until the turn of the century.
By 2012, though, the Internet is in half of all the pockets in America. It's in laptops, tablets, automobiles, thermostats, video game consoles and televisions. The Internet changed how we write, talk, read, watch and date. Anyone can become famous in a flash (Rebecca Black, Fatso the Keyboard Cat, etc.) and there are millions out there trying (trying way too hard). Memes blow through cyberspace, some sticking around for years, others falling away in a matter of minutes.
Finally, there is a museum out there devoted to cataloging and displaying the most important historical and cultural events of the Internet's life.
The museum opened its "doors" last month.
"The Big Internet Museum is the world's first museum with a diverse collection completely dedicated to the Internet," proclaimed the website.
The digital museum is online (of course). It was created by Dutch professionals Dani Polak, Joep Drummen and Joeri Bakker; all three work for TBWA\NEBOKO, "the most renowned advertising agency in The Netherlands," according to the press release. The agency supports the museum, with technical support and design provided MediaMonks, "the biggest and most award-winning digital production agency of The Netherlands."
"The Big Internet Museum documents and displays the Web's most interesting artifacts, for now and for future generations," claims the post. "It houses seven specialized wings. In each wing, a different subject is categorized. For example, in the history wing visitors discover the first online attempts of ARPAnet, the precursor of today's Internet. In the 'Meme' wing you'll find more about 'Chuck Norris' and 'Nyan Cat.'"
In true Web 2.0 fashion, the museum is totally free, open and interactive. Visitors can vote on the relevance of different "pieces" and outsiders can even get full exhibits.
"Besides traditional wings, The Big Internet Museum has more parallels with a conventional museum," says the website. "Third parties can display pieces in a specially assigned temporary exhibition wing. The coming months, digital production agency MediaMonks will fill the temporary exhibition room with an exhibit about the history of Flash."
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The Stetson men's tennis team is set to compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament this weekend in Johnson City, Tenn. The third seeded Hatters (15-3, 6-2) will take on sixth seed Lipscomb (8-11, 3-5) Friday.
UPDATE: Due to impending weather, Friday's match between Stetson and Lipscomb will take place at the Bristol Country Club in Bristol, Tenn. The Hatters and the Bisons will square off at 12:30 p.m. or one hour after the Stetson women's match, which begins at 9:00 a.m. There will be no live stats for Friday's contest.
Stetson clinched the three seed in this weekend's tournament by defeating Florida Gulf Coast this past Saturday by a score of 4-3. The Hatters' 6-2 conference record was blemished only by losses to the top two seeds, No. 1 North Florida, and No. 2 ETSU.
If the Hatters top the Bisons on Friday, they will move on to the semifinals and play the host Buccaneers on Saturday at 5:00 p.m. In the regular season meeting between Stetson and ETSU, the Hatters fell by a score of 4-3 back on March 28.
Last season Stetson fell to eventual runner-up North Florida in the semifinals. It marked the first time since 2005 that the Hatters failed to reach the A-Sun Title match. While the Hatters have reached the finals six times (2006-11), Stetson has never won the A-Sun Championship.
"This is the first conference championship for half of our team," Stetson Director of Tennis Pierre Pilote said. "This will be a great experience for the newcomers. The threat of rain on Friday may bring indoor play to the table, which might make our first round even more challenging. I know that our team wants to give it their all for our captain, senior Didrik Berg."
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Kellie Pickler spent Christmas in Afghanistan singing to American troops at Kandahar Airfield, the Washington Post reports.
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The former American Idol contestant and Dancing with the Stars winner also posed for photos with military personnel and visited wounded soldiers. The country singer also quipped that she wished she could have "brought y'all some Jack Daniels," according to the Post.
Pickler wore camouflage leggings and rhinestone boots, and told the service men and women, "There's nowhere I'd rather spend Christmas," the Post reports.
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With respect to Doug Turner's recent opinion column, we want to offer a different perspective on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's efforts to turn around New York State, especially with regard to economic development.
Under Cuomo's leadership, New York has become the epicenter of innovation and commercialization, particularly evident as the world leader in nanotechnology. Instead of chasing "silver bullet" solutions, Cuomo's strategy is to invest in the state's core strengths, including regional assets, and in our unmatched network of academic institutions, promoting public-private partnerships. The wisdom of this approach is that state investments remain in the public realm, while attracting billions in private-sector investment, and creating thousands of high-paying jobs.
A good example of this is the Global 450 Consortium, an alliance of the five leading global semiconductor companies that chose to develop future generations of computer chip technology here in New York. Based at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering in Albany, research and manufacturing innovations are occurring at facilities across the state. New York secured this $4.4 billion investment in competition with Europe and Asia not by investing in the companies themselves, but rather by investing in the public technology infrastructure. The same blueprint will apply to the recently announced Albany Molecular Research deal as we leverage the considerable assets on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus into private-sector investment and jobs.
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Nearly one in four bridges in Maui County is structurally deficient and in need of significant repairs or replacement, according to a recent study by Transportation for America.
The national study released Wednesday found that 38 of Maui's 163 bridges are structurally deficient according to Federal Highway Administration standards. Most of the deficient bridges were in East Maui along the Hana and Piilani highways.
Maui County has the highest percentage of deficient bridges in the state - 23.3 percent. Kauai County was second worst with 23.1 percent, followed by Hawaii County with 18.1 percent and Honolulu County with only 7.8 percent.
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This concrete bridge on South Kihei Road near Kaonoulu Street not only shows a lot of wear, but its channel to the ocean is blocked by sand dunes. The bridge has been deemed structurally deficient and in need of significant repair or replacement, according to a recent study by Transportation for America. This photo was taken Thursday.
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The Kaohu Street bridge near Iao Intermediate School made the list of bridges deemed structurally deficient and in need of significant repair or replacement in a recent Transportation for America report. This photo was taken Thursday.
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As a whole, Hawaii ranked 15th among states in the nation with the most deficient bridges, with an average of 13.3 percent. About 11 percent of all U.S. highway bridges are structurally deficient, with the worst states being Pennsylvania, Oklahoma and Iowa, according to Federal Highway Administration standards cited in the study.
The collapse of a Washington state bridge last month brought the problem into focus. The failure of a bridge over the Skagit River on May 24 sent cars falling into the river and cut off a main artery between the state and Canada.
The repaired bridge on Interstate 5, 60 miles north of Seattle, reopened Wednesday.
Over the last few years, Maui County has been working to keep its bridges up to date, especially in the Hana area, according to county officials.
"Most of our county-owned bridges that are deficient are out in Hana towards Kipahulu," Department of Public Works Director David Goode said. "While there is a problem, we are aware of them, and we've been funding bridge replacement projects . . . as funds become available as granted by the (Maui County) Council."
Three years ago, the county replaced Paihi Bridge, which had been closed for years after a 6.7-magnitude earthquake in 2006 destroyed a number of East Maui bridges.
The county's most recent bridge replacement project is Waiohonu Bridge at around the 48-mile marker, which was built in 1915. Goode said that the project will be completed by the end of the month.
On average, the county replaces one county-owned bridge per year in East Maui, Goode said.
The state owns 98 of Maui's 163 bridges, and those roadways are inspected every two years, according to Caroline Sluyter, spokeswoman for the state Department of Transportation.
None of the state-owned bridges currently pose any immediate hazard to motorists, she said in an email.
She added that several projects are underway "to modernize older bridges to meet modern construction and safety standards." Among those is the rehabilitation of the Iao Stream Bridge on Waiehu Beach Road, which was built in 1953.
Sluyter said that the project, estimated to cost $7.2 million, is scheduled to begin construction this fall.
Transportation officials are working on a preservation plan to prioritize bridge upgrades in the Hana Highway Historic District, according to Sluyter.
Last month, Gov. Neil Abercrombie released $21.8 million for airports and highway improvements, including $395,000 for a statewide bridge inspection and appraisal program.
Most bridges are designed to last 50 years before major overhaul or replacement, according to the national study. After 65 years, a bridge is very likely to be structurally deficient.
Some bridges in Maui are more than 100 years old.
As the study explains, "structurally deficient" bridges are not necessarily unsafe, but such bridges require "significant maintenance, rehabilitation or replacement" and should be inspected every year.
Fortunately, most of the bridges on Maui that are deemed deficient are not heavily used. On average, fewer than 50,000 cars per day travel on deficient bridges in Maui County. On Oahu, more than 1.5 million cars travel per day on bridges deemed structurally deficient, according to the report.
Other structurally deficient bridges in Maui include one in Kihei along South Kihei Road, one in Wailuku along Kaohu Street and two in Haiku, along Haiku and Peahi roads.
For a map of all 38 deficient bridges in Maui County, visit www.t4america.org/resources/bridges.
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