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FALLS — Supervisors have approved an independent review of the Police Department that they hope will tell them whether they need to add officers.
The $32,550 study, approved by the supervisors last week, will review the structure of the department and make recommendations in areas such as community-based policing and patrol deployment. Maryland-based David M. Griffith & Associates will conduct the study.
``It's going to be a good way to evaluate the operation,'' Township Manager Jim Dillon said. ``Are we using resources now for the maximum? What are the ways to address the needs of the community, given our resources?''


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Charity and Gift Exchange in Pakistan
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May 23, 2009
Researchers have established that gift exchange is an important explanation for efficiency wages. Since gift exchange is a culture dependent phenomenon, we sought to replicate these findings in Pakistan, to assess the prevalence of gift exchange mechanism. We chose to study gift exchange via a field experiment in the simple setting of charitable donations in door to door campaign. Significant differences in outcomes were observed, suggesting a rejection of the simple gift exchange mechanism, which involves roughly equal exchanges over short time intervals. A plausible alternative explanation for our results may be complex gift exchange, which works over longer intervals.
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International envoy Kofi Annan has given the Syrian government a 48 hour deadline to cease all violence against its citizens and to withdraw its heavily armed troops from local cities and towns.
The announcement comes as the original United Nations-backed peace plan deadline set for today has expired.
Annan said the situation was not as he had hoped. He wrote in a letter to the U.N. Security Council that the Syrian government must "seize the opportunity to make a fundamental change of course" by 6 a.m. Thursday.
More than 100 people have been executed by Syrian security forces since late last year. A new report from the group Human Rights Watch has documented at least 85 mass slayings of civilians, including women and children, and the capture or wounding of 16 others.
An official from the group warns that these numbers may be only the tip of the iceberg.
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Francis Urquhart's new mission: Destroy the King.
As planned, the King (Michael Kitchen) goes on television and the program is seen as a clear attack on the government. Urqhart (Ian Richardson) has seriously underestimated the King's influence and the party finds itself falling in the polls. Princess Charlotte (Bernice Stegers) begins dictating her memoirs. She has a lot to tell about the Royal Family.


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I have requested for withdrawal of admission & refund of my admission fee (Rs 80,000/-) for MBA Program 2010-12 through e-mail to ICFAI Hyderabad admission office(email@example.com) on 8th May 2010. Till 30th May 2010 ICFAI Hyderabad have not replied. On 31st May 2010 they have replied that under the heading of withdrawal and refund of fee it was clearly mentioned The students who withdraw from the program on or before 5:00 pm of April 30, 2010 will be refunded the admission fee in May 2010 after deducting the administrative charges as per the UGC guidelines. The students whose withdrawal requests are received after 5:00 pm of April 30, 2010 will not be eligible for refund.
In view of the above, as you have withdrawn after the due date, we express our inability in processing your request.
But as per UGC refund directive, which clearly mentions that a student can request for refund of his admission fee before a day of start of classes with maximum of Rs 1000/- can be deducted & rest of money will return to student" Thus I can request for withdrawal till 14th May and I will be eligible for refund. It is correct that you have mentioned 30th April 2010 as the last day of refund but in the same communication you had also mentioned that preparatory classes will start from 1st May 2010. However, now preparatory classes are starting from 15th May 2010 so last day to be eligible for the refund should be 14th May 2010
Further, I would bring to your kind notice that I had couriered my draft of 80K on 26th March 2010, but it was clearly mentioned by ICFAI Hyderabad that last date to receive the admission fees was 24th March 2010. ICFAI Hyderabad were kind enough to accept my draft and process it even after the last day of 24th March was over . If ICFAI Hyderabad is strict enough regarding last day of refund (April 30th, 2010) so why they have accepted my draft after 24th March 2010.
Another reason (sudden deterioration in my fathers condition in 1st week of May) behind my decision of withdrawal of admission from IBS Hyderabad. I always wanted to be part of IBS Hyderabad and hence I had made my plans to study way before, but at this stage I am not in a condition to pursue with MBA as I have to arrange for funds for my fathers treatment and thus will continue working. So request you to refund my admission fee after deducting administrative charges as per UGC refund policy.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Philadelphia is getting ready for a supersized game of "Pong" -- on the side of a skyscraper.
The classic Atari video game will be re-created later this month on the facade of the 29-story Cira Centre, where hundreds of embedded LED lights will replicate the familiar paddles and ball.
Gaming enthusiasts will use giant, table-mounted joysticks to play from afar. They'll stand on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which has an unobstructed view of the building from across the Schuylkill River.
"'Pong' is a cultural icon, cultural milestone," said Frank Lee, the Drexel University game-design professor behind the concept. "This is my love letter to the wonders of technology as seen through the eyes of my childhood."
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Cars will be banished from a congested stretch of the Right Bank.
Milk sterilization tool only requires the sun
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Device offers tribal group an elegant solution to a fatal problem.
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The sieve of Eratosthenes is an ancient tool for finding primes, but it might get a boost by modern computing.
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Canada's Great Trail to stretch 15,000 miles coast-to-coast
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From the ongoing labor impasse to mock drafts and potential free agents, this was a week reserved for projections among participants in the many OBR reader forums. Considering the time of year, this is the overdrive portion of offseason hypotheticals – where the debate regarding which players can improve the Browns in 2011 is the closest thing we have to actual game day competition. And despite the cruel burden of ongoing, mediated billion-dollar squabbles, the sense of idealism that marks the NFL offseason is still apparent.
And what better evidence of such a sentiment than this post from OBR Tap Room member Air Al…
Regarding the free agent availability of Vernon Gholston:
As a 4-3 DE he might be worth a shot. Jets just waived him.
And among the supporters of Air Al's idea….
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I spoke with Sobo about this last week. I personally would take a flier on him & Tim Crowder in FA. If nothing else, they become depth players, which I've seen worse depth players on this roster than the two names being mentioned!
And the detractors….
Plus, Gholston hasn't played 4-3 DE since he was at Ohio State. Another factor in a good flier: the what-if factor. As in, what if that's just what he is?
And those without a sense of smell….
They won't even sniff at VG. The team's overall situation is not as terrible as some make it out to be. Sooner or later the labor situation will be resolved, and there will be a lot of FA players available to fill various holes. Face it, 90 % of the players in the NFL are within a gnats ass of each other as far as ability...that's why they are in the NFL. Then you have the cream of the elite players. Browns need to find 1 or 2 elite players in each of the next couple drafts.
For the most part, the OBR forum community came to the consensus that Gholston could prove to be a cheap pick-up for a Browns' roster that is virtually naked at defensive end. In this sense, any player can help – especially from a pre-draft perspective. However, what intrigued me about the conversation was the idea of Gholston's value. Most OBR forum members commented on how such a move could be considered a bargain – at least if Gholston could pan out in Cleveland.
While the debate was worthwhile, I have to wonder about the question being asked. Does the debate revolve around the massive gaps the Browns have at defensive end? Or does the issue regard the actual value of Vernon Gholston?
Or - why didn't anyone start a post about Tim Crowder?
Considering that this time of year is the season to overvalue NFL players, it's hard to actually figure out what type of value is actually involved. Or really, what is the value of value in terms of NFL players?
In Gholston's case, there's nothing about his NFL resume that would suggest that he is worth much of anything. 42 tackles and no sacks during parts of a three-year career will do that for a player – along with the idea that Gholston never appeared to grasp the demands of playing at a highly technical, professional level – both under Eric Mangini and Rex Ryan.
But despite all of Gholston's failure, his name still retains a bit of an allure – especially to NFL teams lacking quality pass rushers.
Yet, this begs the question:
Why do we still attach value to what is considered a "bust?"
Is it because of this?
NFL.com – 2008 - Combine Profiles
Blessed with incredible speed (clocked at 4.56 in the 40-yard dash), long limbs and superb strength, Gholston is the prototype pass rusher that professional teams look for -- big, fast, strong and explosive. An avid performer in the weight room, he boasted the best bench press on the team at 455 pounds. He also put on an impressive performance for teammates, squatting 405 pounds 20 times.
Or worse yet…..the musings of a draft expert….
Kiper – Gholston Having a Monster Season
Of the top prospects at the position for the 2009 draft, he has clearly proved to be the best of the bunch when it comes to generating heat on the quarterback. Case in point: The trio of Florida's Derrick Harvey (6.5 sacks), Miami (Fla.)'s Calais Campbell (six sacks) and LSU's Tyson Jackson (2.5 sacks) has combined for 15 sacks. Gholston has 13!
Much like the idea of finding a productive NFL talent in the later rounds of the draft, the prospect of reviving a former first-round player borders on the theoretical – as in "wouldn't it be nice to sign a former sixth overall pick" to a bargain contract? In theory, of course. As consumers, there's nothing more satisfying than getting something for nothing. In the NFL, reputations are entrenched by unearthing Josh Cribbs, trading for Peyton Hillis or haggling for a new labor deal.
Yet, to go back to DiamondBack102's comment, how much difference is there among NFL players?
In the case of Gholston, the evidence is as thin as his NFL production. At this point in brief career, Gholston basically has two things going for him. First, he will come relatively cheap. Second, there are volumes of now dated, glowing praise devoted to him. However, these pre-draft gushings are basically what put Gholston in this position to begin with. The likes of Mel Kiper and so many others essentially elevated Gholston to a top-ten pick thanks to one terrific college season – or at least one high-profile game versus Michigan.
Three years later, we're basically doing the same thing. The allure of Gholston still remains his first-round name – one that was made thanks to Mike Tannenbaum's Jets taking him over such players as Jerod Mayo, Ryan Clady, Joe Flacco and Chris Johnson. His lack of on-field production shows the characteristics of a college player who peaked at the right time, then delivered an impressive, but ultimately meaningless NFL Combine workout.
However, now Gholston's value has shifted from being declared a top prospect to becoming a potential reclamation project. Stashed away in the NFL bargain bins, Gholston has been repackaged, but is still the same player. Granted, the Browns desperately need to find some defensive ends, but this search cannot be influenced by faulty media analysis or the thrill of bargain hunting. The degrees of missing on an NFL prospect should not be factored into any free agent decisions.
Or, to borrow from BrownWarrior, "what if that's just what he is?"
Be it a top-ten draft pick or a free agent bargain, the evidence is apparent. If Gholston is signed and then released, the sting of failure will not attach itself to the Browns. But then again, the Browns will still be looking for a defensive end.


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The city of Auburn appears to have violated the law in refusing to release the names of workers on the city payroll who stole $10,000 worth of city tools and equipment.
The sticky-fingered workers were promised anonymity and told they could keep their jobs if they returned the stolen property.
But under the state Freedom of Information Law, the public appears to have a clear right to their identities. Courts have ruled that the law trumps any promise of anonymity.
Withholding the names and keeping the corrupt workers on the payroll just shows contempt for every Auburn resident and tells taxpayers that illegality will be tolerated when city employees do the law-breaking.
The Post-Standard filed a Freedom of Information Law request with the city seeking the identities of the workers. But City Attorney John Rossi denied the request because, he claimed, the names are part of police investigation records and can be legally shielded from the public.
Trouble is, the exemption cited by Rossi has not been part of the Freedom of Information Law in more than 30 years.
The law assumes that all state and local government records are open unless they fall under 10 specific exceptions. Police records are exempted from disclosure only if releasing them would interfere with law enforcement investigations or judicial proceedings; deprive a person of a right to a fair trial or impartial adjudication; identify a confidential source or disclose confidential information relating to a criminal investigation; or reveal non-routine criminal investigative techniques or procedures.
Disclosing the identities of the workers would not fit into any of those categories. For one thing, police have finished their investigation. And the workers have been granted amnesty, so they won't face prosecution or have to go through any judicial proceedings.
Records that would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy also can be exempted from disclosure. But identifying city workers who stole while on the job could hardly be considered an invasion of privacy, and it certainly is warranted.
The Post-Standard has appealed Rossi's denial.
Public works crews regularly work in residential neighborhoods where homeowners' belongings left in sheds or garages could be ripe for the picking. Without public disclosure of the guilty employees' identities, residents could be justified in regarding every worker with suspicion. All honest public works employees are thus stained.
Residents, too, are left to wonder whether political, family or business connections got the workers off the hook. In time, such distrust could undermine the effectiveness of city government and the elected officials who serve it.
City officials say the amnesty program was successful because they otherwise
would not have recouped $10,000 in stolen items and cash. But is $10,000 of used chainsaws and leaf blowers worth compromising the community's faith in their city and law enforcement officials?
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Posted for safe-keeping, this was my dear long-departed Grandmother's recipe from way back. My cousin had it and I never want to be without as to me this is the best carrot cake in the whole, wide world. Besides, Mom-Mom always told us it was nice to share...
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- 1 1⁄4 cups vegetable oil
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 4 eggs
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 2 cups carrots, grated
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- 1 3⁄4 cups powdered sugar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1 cup nuts (pecans) (optional)
- Beat together all cake ingredients. Add carrots last. Grease and flour pans. Bake @ 350 for 40-55 minutes in 2 cake pans or mold. (I use a bundt cake mold and baked for 50 minutes.).
- Beat together. all ingredients (can use less vanilla if perferred).
- If too dry add a little milk.
- Keep cake wrapped & refrigerated.
- Best to make day before to let flavors meld.
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Oooh…1940s evening wear. Yummy! What I particularly love about the evening-wear of the '40s is that it goes from the über-sexy femme-fatale look, to the capable, confident career woman, to the super-sweet and innocent girl next door.
Mine are mostly inherited from my grandmother, and mostly fall into the career woman or innocent girl next door varieties. If her patterns are anything to go by, she clearly wasn't comfortable with the femme-fatale image!
I also love that some of these patterns were also suitable for wedding dresses. It's so lovely to think you could make a wedding dress out of a pattern, and then make the same pattern up as a frock to wear for events later. And, of course, this being the '40s, many women were married in suits and daywear.
Speaking of wedding dresses, I think Simplicity 3446 was my grandmothers wedding dress (all together now: Awwwww….). It's such a gorgeous example of the transition between '30s & '40s style. I bet it would look good as a shorter dress too.
On the wedding dress theme, you may remember Simplicity 4215. I wasn't happy with my first version of it, but that was due to the fabric, so I really want to make it up again. I'll be needing a '40s dress for this year's Windy Lindy, and I'm torn between 3446 and 4215. They are sort of like dress opposites, with the fullness and lines of the design reversed from one to the other. Thoughts on which I should make?
Moving away from weddings, how about a frock that is just dripping with sweetness (pretty much literally). The bows on the cover version just kill me. I wonder if anyone ever made it up with the bows? I wonder if the pattern gives you the layout for the bows (must check on that).
From sweetness to the confident career girl, I just love Butterick 8966, and it kills me that it would be such an unflattering style on me. There is something so effortlessly elegant about it. It says "I don't need to wear a fancy evening dress to look smashing". Also, the hat show with the day dress? I'm certain it is made of hundreds of silk violets, and would be fabulous and ridiculous.
And that's it. Just the four evening wear patterns. I guess Grandma didn't have a lot of excuses for evening wear in the 1940s.
What do you think? Do you have a favourite? And which of these (or my day-wear patterns) should I make for Windy Lindy 2012? The theme is Blitz Ball, which is a slight contradiction in terms!
Update: With two pretty new patterns:
I pretty much bought McCall's 3145 for the jacket. Those sleeves…swoon! I bet the swirl on the skirt is amazing too.
I wish I'd owned HJ 4485 before Windy Lindy! How amazing would it have been in that fuchsia brocade?


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Heavily caffeinated energy drinks pose a dangerous threat to children by giving them an unsafe amount of stimulants, according to new research reported Monday.
The report, published in the March issue of "Pediatrics," reveals the drinks can lead to heart palpitations, seizures, strokes, and even sudden death in children and teens.
Researchers said about half of all caffeine overdoses in the U.S. in 2007 occurred in children younger than 19 years old. They also found nearly 1,200 cases of caffeine toxicity reported to U.S. poison control centers each year in children younger than age six from 2006 through 2008.
The reports claims 30 to 50 percent of adolescents and young adults drink energy-boosting beverages.
Currently, the government doesn't regulate energy drinks. The FDA categorizes the drinks as nutritional supplements, meaning they can bypass the limit of 71mg of caffeine per 12 ounces that applies to soda.
Researchers claim some energy drinks have four to five times the caffeine of a soda, and often contain other ingredients that enhance stimulating effects.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Jerry Pappert will become a partner in the Philadelphia law firm of Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll L.L.P. after he leaves office this month.
Pappert, 41, will join one of the fastest-growing practices at Ballard Spahr - business litigation involving government - the firm's chairman, Arthur Makadon, said.
Makadon said Pappert would bring essential expertise to his firm at a time when state attorneys general - such as New York's Eliot Spitzer - have become active in pursuing allegations of corporate wrongdoing. "He knows how government works, and he knows many of the attorneys general and their staffs," Makadon said.


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GREENFORD - Loren Coler, the Singing Senior Citizen, will entertain from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the Smokehouse Restaurant located in the Bobcat Space Center, 7600 W. South Range Road. God's Quad Quartet will entertain from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Reservations are recommended by calling 330-286-3446.
Breakfast offered at Salem Hunting Club
SALEM - An all-you-can-eat breakfast will be served from 7 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Salem Hunting Club on U.S. Route 62. The menu includes eggs, pancakes, bacon, potatoes, toast, orange juice, coffee and tea. Cost is $5. The club is opening its trap range to the public from 9 a.m. to noon during the monthly breakfasts until further notice.
Taste of the Valley to aid food bank
YOUNGSTOWN - The 22nd annual Taste of the Valley to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Stambaugh Auditorium,
The event is sold out. Twenty of the Valley's finest dining establishments will donate their time and talent to provide a wide array of appetizers, entrees, desserts and beverages to more than 550 guests. The evening will also include a silent auction, chance auction, and music by Stan Miller.
Comfort of Home Boxes packed
COLUMBIANA - Comfort of Home Boxes for troops will be packed by American Legion Post 290 Auxiliary at the 7 p.m. Oct. 7 meeting. Comfort of Home boxes will be sent to deployed service men and woman by contacting Diane Hardenbrook at 330-921-9561 or firstname.lastname@example.com and providing their current names and addresses and your name and phone number. The auxiliary sends out boxes twice a year.
Items requested by troops are: beef jerky, Slim Jims, hot chocolate packets, pumpkin seeds, protein bars, gum, hard candy, small packs of Fig Newton and Oreos, Ramen Noodles-Cup O'Soup, microwavable popcorn and mac'n cheese; also travel sizes of baby wipes, baby powder, liquid hand sanitizer, eye drops, deodorant, lip balm, toothbrushes, dental floss, liquid soap, small flashlight batteries, crossword puzzle books, air fresheners, alarm clocks, Nerf footballs and Frisbees. Donated items may be dropped off at the Columbiana American Legion.
Monetary donations may be sent to: American Legion Post 290, Diane Hardenbrook, P.O. Box 143, Columbiana, Ohio 44408.
New group for single moms to meet
COLUMBIANA - "Standing Together" is a new group for single moms that will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Way Station, 769 Springfield Road. Meetings will be held the second Thursday of every month. Child care will be provided at The Upper Room Fellowship Church. Preregistration is suggested at 330-482-5072 or 330-366-0032.
"Standing Together is an evening for single moms to come and be encouraged, inspired and to connect with others," said Vicki Hopper, group coordinator and executive director of the Way Station. "They will learn new things, receive support and be pampered."
Seats open for Ross Park Mall trip
SALEM - Seats are still available for the Salem Community Center's bus trip to the Ross Park Mall on Nov. 1. The bus will depart the SCC at 8:30 a.m. and return around 6 p.m.
The registration deadline is Oct. 14. Cost is $21 for SCC members and $24 for non-members. To register call 330-332-5885.
Salem 1957 to meet for lunch at Ricky's
SALEM The Salem High School Class of 1957 will meet for lunch at noon Oct. 19 at Ricky's English Pub.
Chamber to present 'Taste in Salem'
SALEM - The Salem Area Chamber of Commerce will present the 17th annual "Taste in Salem" at 6 p.m. Oct. 23 at the Salem Golf Club. All proceeds benefit United Way Services of Northern Columbiana County.
Tickets are available at the chamber office, 713 E. State St. Cost is $30 in advance or $35 at the door. The event offers cuisine from various area food establishments, and also the annual Diamond Drop which is sponsored by Troll's Jewelry. Raffle drawings and auctions will be held with chances to win baskets and gifts donated by area businesses.
For more information contact the chamber at 330-337-3473 (www. salemohiochamber. org).
Book store aids Making Kids Count
BOARDMAN - On Oct. 25, Barnes & Noble will contribute a percentage of every sale made with a special Bookfair voucher to Making Kids Count. Vouchers will be available online at Making Kids Count's website www.makingkidscount.org Support for Making Kids Count is also available by shopping online at www.bn.com/bookfairs from Oct. 25 through Nov. 1 and include the Bookfair voucher ID on the payment page during checkout.
The Shops at Boardman Park is hosting its annual trick-or-treating on Oct. 25 and Making Kids Count will offer a variety of free children's Halloween activities in the kids section of Barnes & Noble including: coloring pages, creating a haunted house treat bag, Halloween Bean Bag toss, bookmarks, candy, stickers, etc.
Trick or treat hours set in Berlin Center
BERLIN CENTER - Berlin Center will hold trick or treat from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 31. A party follows at Berlin Fire Department.
Recovery Center gets traffic safety grant
LISBON - Judy Hawkins, education supervisor at the Family Recovery Center announced Wednesday that the Ohio Department of Public Safety's (ODPS) Ohio Traffic Safety Office (OTSO) awarded $42,000 in federal traffic safety funding to Family Recovery Center for federal fiscal year 2014.
Crash data shows that from October 2012 to the present,15 fatal crashes occurred. Three were motorcyclists and one was a pedestrian. Of the 11 car crashes, not one was wearing his/her seatbelt. To save lives in Columbiana County, Family Recovery Center will use the grant money to spread awareness through community events, media campaigns and awareness materials.
For more information about OTSO and statewide efforts to improve safety on Ohio's roadways, log on to ohiohighwaysafetyoffice.ohio.gov/index.stm.


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SBGI is hot right now. Check it out for all the potential you could stand to gain. People are talking left and right about SBGI. Also, many people are talking about the Prophet Alerts site that is taking over. I'd give it a chance if I were you. Nothing but great business.
Buy one and then sell itself,it' won't happy right away.
I took my profits today (not at the high of the day) of around 80% over a 3 month holding period, and exited my entire position.
While it could go up some more, my thoughts are that all holders here should at least take a partial gain.
To advise people to buy SBGI today is a callous call, as the price is now over 50% over the 50 day M.A.
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Update: Water service was restored in all but half of the 100 block of Sunhill Terrace by about 3 p.m. today, Water Commissioner Deborah Somers said. The remaining water service was restored by about 8:45 p.m. today, she said.
Syracuse, NY – A broken valve and a water main break have caused Syracuse water customers north of Bellevue Country Club to lose service.
Water Commissioner Deborah Somers said customers began calling about 11 a.m. saying their water was out. Workers found a broken gate valve and main break under Sunhill Terrace, Somers said.
She said the water is off on these streets: Sunhill Terrace from Glenwood Avevue to Bellevue Avenue; Glenwood Avenue from Austin Avenue to Archer Road; and Austin at Glenwood.
It should take about three hours to fix the broken valve, Somers said shortly after noon. Some customers should have their water restored once the valve is repaired. The main break should take longer to fix, she said.
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A LONGITUDINAL study of pregnant women at 11 university hospitals throughout the United States provided the unique opportunity to analyze the epidemiology of rubella and to determine the effects on the children born to these women. A total of 6,161 gravida women were under observation during the epidemic which occurred in the United States during the first six months of 1964. Extensive clinical data were obtained for all pregnant patients and their children. Special protocols were instituted to provide detailed information on rubella. Serial serum specimens were taken throughout the pregnancies, and these were subsequently tested for antibody to rubella.
Information on the epidemiology of rubella in the pregnant women who were observed in January through June 1964, and additional women studied in 1966 and January 1969 is presented in this report. Data from longitudinal surveillance of the children of the 1964 pregnancies for a period of three years are
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We have 120 acres, a small farm compared to those in the lower 48, but for this area, it's not bad! Rick and I built the house ourselves, about 2800 sq ft, with the help of a few friends, a timber framer, an electrical contractor, and a plumbing/heating contractor. The right side of the house is 'real' timberframe with the logs hand hewn. We lived in a small camping trailer the first winter while building. We had bought the land, all virgin forest with nothing but a 4-wheeler trail on it, then put the old place up for sale. Little did we know the place would sell within a month, we thought it would take maybe a year or so to sell it, and we had to be out for the new owners to take over January 1st... the dead of the cold Alaska winter. We had cattle, pigs, sheep, and dogs to move to the new place and no place to move to. So Rick bought an old D-6 Catterpillar and began clearing land to build the house on and put the animals on for the winter. It was an interesting winter, to say the least! We started building in October of 1999, and haven't looked back since.
It took 3 years of clearing to get our first crop of hay, a meager taking with a young field, in 2002. Hay farmers here get one cutting usually done by the 1st of July. It's too wet in the fall for a 2nd cutting unless a rare dry spell hits and the dew stays away, which is very rare indeed. If you can buy the equipment to put up wrapped round bales of haylage, then you'll get your second cutting most years. But that's if you can afford to buy that expensive equipement. So you plan on one cutting, and let the livestock graze off the 2nd cutting, which of course requires lots of fencing in of the fields too. Rick works hard, often bulldozing or constructing during the summer months well into 11pm or more when it's light out till nearly midnight. This of course he does after putting in 10 hours daily at an off-farm job. Me, well I stay home full time to care for the animals here. I plant a large garden every spring that supplies enough beans, broccoli, carrots, and potatoes for most of the winter. I raise 100+ chicks in the spring each year, selling some in the fall and keeping the rest for laying hens as we sell the eggs all year round too. I milk my Registered Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats twice a day, am the first in Alaska to go on milk test and also go for dairy stars on my does - and we're doing well with them too. We currently have the 2nd highest all-time one day milk test weight for an ND doe in the country - a proud accomplishment and a tribute to the right milk genetics too. I also teach herding lessons for beginners, as well as train my dogs for stockwork, ranchwork, and occasional herding trials. I love to get new people interested in herding as it's something the dogs just love to do and it makes them so happy too!
In June of 2005, we finally were able to paint the barn. No small task, it took some 40+ gallons of paint to get it covered. Then we added on the traditional white trim. Since the roof is blue, we giggle and tell people we have an All-American barn - red, white, and blue!
We have Black Angus cattle, a flock of Shetland-cross sheep and a flock of Indian Runner ducks that are used for dog herding training, a few pigs, and our AKC Australian Cattle Dogs which we breed, train, and compete with, as well as doing ACD rescue too. We also have a small herd of Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats, their milk is much better as milk replacement for livestock and more digestible for dogs and puppies, and wonderful to drink for ourselves also. We make our own ice cream, cheeses, and yogurt too. Rick also keeps a few hives of honey bees every year, and most years we have honey for sale in the fall and winter months. We're a rather diverse farm, but we like it that way!
Thanks for visiting our farm page. It's a work in progress, so come back and visit often!
Life in Alaska is different, but it's wonderful. A recent documentary on Alaska ended with a good commentary - "Alaskans are a different type of people. They are kind, they are friendly, they are hard working, they are tenacious. They never take for granted what they have, and live with the most awe-inspiring scenery of anyplace in the United States. Once you've gone to Alaska, a part of you never leaves. "
We're glad we live here.
As with most farms, developing the farm for the animals and hay comes first. We finished construction on a new chicken coop for the 100+ layers we keep, and have now cleared another 10 acres of virgin forest for new hay ground. In the aerial photo left, you can see to the right of the barn the left edge of the 30'x60' kennel building which will have enclosed indoor sleeping quarters attached to the outdoor runs for the dogs. We expanded the heated room in the barn for the dogs and will be installing ahot water heater,stainless sink and counter instead of just the coldwater faucet there now. It has one wall for dog crates and the opposite side is the fridge and freezer for our beef and pork as well as the dogs' raw meat and bones.
As things keep getting built, things keep getting moved around. Sometimes there are just too many piles of lumber and building materials for my liking - ha! The fabric Coverall has now been moved onto a solid wall for added height and the John Deere and haying equipment is now stored under cover. The Case skid steer is also stored under the left barn wing. The goats stalls are on the right so they have free run to the outdoors in nice weather and their chainlink fenced yard is under the right barn wing so they can play even in the rain. The milking stand gets moved to the heated room in the winter, so no milking in the cold which is fine with me! The cattedogs do enjoy the fresh milk too.
The barn loft can store more than 1000 square bales. We use large round bales of haylage for the cattle, prefering it over regular 1/2 ton dry hay, and store that outdoors since it's sealed in plastic wrap. We find the cattle keep their weighton and still gain much better in the winter with it. We built a regulation sized herding arena for cattle and sheep this past spring so we regularly move the sheep down there and graze them along the way.
Ahhhhh, not only did we get the barn painted in June of 2005 but we've also begun putting up the house siding. It was one of the last things we wanted to get done, and didn't do it until now since an 'uncompleted' house is taxed less than a finished house - go figure! Other things were more important too - now that the animals are all living in nice, comfortable quarters, 20 acres is in hay production, and haying equipment and tractors have been amassed, it was time to do the house too. Rick cut down a number of very large old-growth White Spruce trees that had been killed by the invasive Spruce Bark Beetle. We do have a terrible problem with the beetle here too, and we are being left with standing dead spruce everywhere. So, he began cutting them down and hauled the logs off to the local wood miller who then sawed them into lumber. Our siding is beautiful! Sanded on one side, it made very attractive and durable siding, equal to any cedar siding we've seen except a more blonde color. So the front of the house is now sided. The next big project will be to add in the planned 'arctic entry' on the north side. This involves the usual excavation work, foundation, and framing in. This also will give us a place to put the many coats, hats, boots, gloves, wet dogs


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Bedell Cristin appoints partner in Property Law Team
Bedell Cristin has strengthened its Commercial Property Law Team by the recruitment of Peter Bertram, one of Jersey's foremost property lawyers.
Previously a partner at another law firm in Jersey, a position he held since 1986, Peter has practised for more than 30 years and has acted for many major property developers and lenders on a number of high profile property developments.
Peter will focus on providing legal services to our commercial property clients. His appointment adds significant weight to Bedell Cristin's property law team providing it with virtually unrivalled dedicated legal services in the commercial property market.
Partner, Guy Le Sueur, commented:
"Peter is one of the most senior commercial property lawyers currently practising and few, if any, can match him for his experience and knowledge of the marketplace. His wide ranging legal experience in all property matters adds considerably to the strength in depth of our team. His arrival reinforces our commitment to providing clients with the highest levels of service and is an ideal platform for further developing our commercial property law offering."
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Cysts with high hatching rate for rearing fish fry
Pure and small Artemia cysts (origin: Salt Lake, USA) provide unpolluted live food after just one day. Particularly interesting for feeding juvenile fish and invertebrates in marine aquariums.
Tip: Use the sera Artemia Breeding Kit and sera marin salt for hatching setups. You will require 35 g/l (4.6 oz./US gal.) sea salt for hatching and at least 40 g/l (5.3 oz./US gal.) for rearing. The powder food sera Micron is recommended for rearing the hatched Artemia from the 3rd day upon hatching.
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Lehigh Valley wrestlers are making strides toward the medal stand and, by the end of the day, the finals in Class AA will be set.
Follow updates from Day 2 of the PIAA wrestling championships at the Giant Center in Hershey, Pa., in the live chat below. Submit thoughts and questions as local grapplers try to stay in the championship bracket and others battle through wrestlebacks.
Today, championship quarterfinals will be held in Class AA and AAA at 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., respectively. Class AA semifinals are set to begin at 6:30 p.m.
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last week we had the most entries we've ever had...78!
way to go, embracers...i love that people are understanding the importance of capturing yourself on camera.
so, can we beat 78 this week?
can't WAIT to join in on this fun when our adoption goes through!!!!! Lord willingly by May I should be able to!ReplyDelete
Note one advantage to being up at 5:30am first in the linky line up!!
I love the monkey face shirt! As always, your pictures rock!ReplyDelete
YIKES. My url is wrong the first time... feel free to delete.ReplyDelete
emily, I have to admit I was excited when I saw your comment on my blog yesterday! I think what you're doing with embrace the camera and your adoption are great things! Keep up the good work!
CUTE pictures!
Also,I recieved the stylish blogger award and I am now passing it on to you! You can check out my blog to pick it up.
Kohen is so adorable! I love the picture that Mr.Anderson took, it's precious!ReplyDelete
I love your pictures!
I wish I lived that close to a beach!
Cuteness! So the upside to being in Florida is the BEACH! We totally don't have beaches in Kansas. Just embracing the positive for you=)ReplyDelete
Amazing photos!
You are lucky that Mr. Anderson is good behind the camera. My husband doesn't have the patience.
So cute and I love the monkey shirt!!ReplyDelete
Seriously, his eyes get me every time!! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks SO SO SO much for the tip on Cocoa Beach - I just added a link (Beach Babes!) from a photo my hubby took of me and my girl at Cocoa Beach last week on our vacay. It was fun!
Thanks again! Our trip was wonderful! Orlando was such a nice, sunny, break from our very dark, gray Seattle winter!
Aaahhh!! I miss the beach so much! I'm jealous that you guys are still warm enough for it. I live over by pensacola, it's been freezing. literally.
Cute pictures as always =)
Oh, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who cant resist those julius monkey shirts... ha
so cute!! i want to join in on this & not sure what i'm waiting for!
also? i miss the beach.
I just have to say how much you have inspired me to get IN FRONT of the camera! I did open my blog back up so you can look if you want! I am getting in LOTS of photos lately!
he is ADORABLE emily!
i want to live by the beach and i want to be as cute as you. the end.ReplyDelete
I just stumbled randomly stumbled on your blog and um, I am slightly addicted! This was my first ETC challenge-love the idea!ReplyDelete
LOVE your blog! So glad to have found it :)ReplyDelete
Thank you, Emily! I've started the embrace the camera today & it's helping me realize that my daughter (even though she is only a newborn) will want to see me with her as a young mother. Also, to enjoy the little things - like basking in the sunlight each & every morning while I give Aripsemae her morning bottle.
What a gorgeous kid he is!ReplyDelete
Thanks for "hosting" the Embrace on Thursdays... I feel so connected with so many people that I may never meet...yet it's fun to share life!
Great idea!
Great pics!
What gorgeous pictures!!ReplyDelete
oops, i just linked to your embrace the camera but need to change the link...wrong one. Not sure how to edit this...
I'll try fixing again tomorrow...sure love your bloggy!
so cute!!!! LOVE the lap shot:)ReplyDelete
Adorable photos!! I totally love this idea! How creative. =) Your blog is awesome!ReplyDelete
I wish we lived close to the beach. Can't wait till summer when I can go more often. Grady hated the beach this past summer. Cried the whole time :( This summer should be better!ReplyDelete
I love the picture of him on your lap! Precious!ReplyDelete


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Schimmel shines in WNBA rookie seasonUPDATED 7:10 PM EDT Jul 15, 2014
WLKY's Natalie Grise sits down with former UofLs star Shoni Schimmel as she prepares for her first WNBA all-star game as a rookie.Video Transcript
IN HER FIRST PRO BASKETBALL SEASON...SHE HAS THE TOP SELLING JERSEY IN THE W-NBA. AND NOW, SHE'S AN ALL- STAR. FOR MORE, HERE'S FRED. HELLO AGAIN EVERYBODY! WHAT AN AMAZING SUCCESS STORY! SHONI SCHIMEL HELPED U OF L WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO A NATIONAL RUNNERUP FINISH IN 2013. AND NOW... SHE'S HELPING THE ATLANTA DREAM... WORK ON A DREAM SEASON. NATALIE GRISE HAS MORE FROM INDIANAPOLIS. SHONI SCHIMMEL HAS HAD TO DO A LOT OF LEARNING VERY QUICKLY. JUST A FEW MONTHS AGO, SHE WAS PLAYING COLLEGE BASKETBALL, AND NOW, SHE'S STARTING IN HER FIRST ALL-STAR GAME. SHE PLAYS A LOT OF MINUTES FOR THE ATLANTA DREAM, STARTED IN TWO GAMES, AND AVERAGES ABOUT EIGHT POINTS AND FOUR ASSISTS PER GAME. I mean it was pretty crazy the whole transition from college to professional athlete in a couple of weeks for it to all happen so fast, its been a journey, but its been a lot of fun. What has surprised you the most? Just the transition, you're playing against the best players in college, now in the WNBA so you can't take anyone lightly. That's exactly what you have to do. Go out there and give it your all every time. Shoni has no fear. Shoni doesn't play like a rookie, she plays like a veteran on this team. It was just a great pick up, and I'm really glad there's another player from Louisville. Two Louisvilles starting in the All-Star Game. That's just amazing what she's done in her rookie year. The fans love her. It's just amazing. Have you done anything to help her transition? Definitely. Just give her little tips. But honestly its not much. She already had the total package. THE STARTERS FOR THE ALL-STAR GAME WERE DETERMINED BY FAN VOTE, AND SHONI HAS ALREADY BECOME POPULAR AROUND THE LEAGUE. HERE IN INDIANA, THEY DO AN AFTER PARTY. ITS USUALLY FOR ONE OF THE FEVER PLAYERS, BUT WHEN THE ATLANTA DREAM CAME TO TOWN, IT BECAME THE SHONI SCHIMMEL AFTER PARTY. AT BANKERS LIFE FIELD HOUSE, NATALIE GRISE, WLKY SPORTS. COMING UP IN A HALF HOUR...
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Undergraduate Scholarships
Arts & Science Scholarships
There are several miscellaneous in-course scholarships for which undergraduate students may be eligible. Except for the following six scholarships, students should be advised that applications are not necessary. Students will be awarded based on their eligibility under each scholarship's criteria.
Ting Fang Chung Scholarship
Reverend Doctor James Scarth Gale Scholarship
Ross H. Macdonald Scholarship
Okamatsu Japanese Book Award
Chirzuru Suzuki Memorial Scholarship in Japanese Literature and Japanese Studies
Andrew Tsang Memorial Scholarship in Sino-Canadian Studies
Additional information on scholarships is available on the Faculty of Arts & Science website at: http://www.artsci.utoronto.ca/current/scholarships/scholarships-by-department/undergraduate-scholarships-east-asian-studies/
Deadline of Arts & Science scholarships: April 1 of each year. Applicants must submit an envelope, labelled with your name and the name of the scholarship to which you are applying, containing all of the components of the applications to the Department. See the above links for details for each scholarship.
External Scholarships
The Association of Asian Studies (AAS) – The Association of Asian Studies is a non-profit professional association that aims to provide support to all individuals who pursue a study in Asian-related fields. There are a variety of grants and prizes provided through the association. Students who are interested in becoming one of the members of AAS can check out their page at https://www.asian-studies.org/Grants-and-Awards/AAS-Grant-Programs
Canada-China Scholars' Exchange Program – This is an exchange program for students who are interested in study in subject areas related to China in a participating Chinese institution. The scholarship is available for a period of 4 to 12 months. For more information, visit Canada-China Scholars' Exchange Program at http://www.scholarships-bourses.gc.ca/scholarships-bourses/can/ccsep-peucc.aspx?lang=eng
Dr. David Chu Scholarship in Asia-Pacific Studies – This scholarship is given to students in both undergraduate and graduate degree in the Faculty of Arts and Science. Students who are applying for this scholarship should be pursuing research related to the Asia-Pacific region. The grant will be in amounts up to $2500. Please read the website here (http://www.artsci.utoronto.ca/current/scholarships/march17/dr-david-chu-scholarships-in-asia-pacific-studies) for more information about eligibility and deadline.
International Cultural Exchange Program of the Japan Foundation – Individuals or organizations that are involved in an international exchange under one of the three major programs of Japan Foundation will be given grant or scholarship in support of their research and study. The three programs are outlined below:
- Art and Cultural Exchange
- Japanese-Language Education Overseas
- Japanese Studies Overseas and Intellectual Exchange
More information can be visited at http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/program/index.html
Japan's Ministry of Education scholarship – Students who wish to study in Japan might also consider the scholarship under the Japanese Government. There are seven types of scholarship available for students across various educational levels. Students are eligible to apply if they meet one of the following criteria below:
- Recommended by a Japanese embassy or consulate general (Embassy Recommendation).
- Recommended by the Japanese university which will accept you (University Recommendation).
- Selected by the Japanese university in which you are currently enrolled if you are a privately-financed student already studying in Japan (Domestic Selection).For undergraduate study, the scholarship stipend is around ¥117,000~120,000/month and roundtrip air tickets are also provided.
For undergraduate study, the scholarship stipend is around ¥117,000~120,000/month and roundtrip air tickets are also provided. Specific examinations might be required to take for the Embassy recommendation. To check out more information on which scholarship applies to you and practise the past examinations, visit the website at http://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/toj/toj0302e-10.html
Korean-Canada Scholarship Foundation – This scholarship is given to students who are in their 2nd or higher year of post-secondary studies related to Korea. The goal of this scholarship is to award and support students who make contribution on promoting the Korean-Canadian community. Evaluation will be based on applicants' academic performance, extra-curriculum activities and future aspiration. An online application is available at http://www.kcsf.ca/
Scholarship from the Government of Japan – Every year, the Government of Japan offers three types of scholarships for Canadian students who wish to study and conduct research in Japan.
- Japanese Study Student
- Research Student
- Undergraduate Student
The scholarship covers full tuition, monthly allowance as well as round-trip flight between Canada and Japan.
Only Canadian citizens are eligible to apply.
For more information about the application process, visit the website of the Government of Japan at http://www.montreal.ca.emb-japan.go.jp/en/culture/scholarship.htm#japanesestudies
Shinki-Kai Scholarship – The SHINKI-KAI Scholarship Fund was established to assist talented students who can contribute to improve the Japan – Canada relationship through friendship and understanding. The scholarship is open to all Canadian and International students in any field of study who meet the eligibility criteria. Deadline: October 26, 2012. Read more. Application form.


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1 rusk (10g)
1/2 oz (14g)
Calories - One serving has a total Calorie count of 41 Calories. This breaks down as 6 Calories from Fat, 29 Calories from Carbohydrate, and 5 Calories from Protein. See the calorie chart below.
Fat - The Total Fat grams for one serving is 0.72 grams. Of this, 0.14 grams are from Saturated Fat and unfortunately Trans Fat is unknown. The remaining 0.58 grams are unaccounted for.
Cholesterol - The amount of Cholesterol in one serving is 7.8 mg.
Carbohydrates - Total Carb count for one serving: 7.23 grams. Sugar: Unknown, Fiber: Unknown, and Net Carbs: Unknown (could not be calculated).
Protein - At this serving size you'll get 1.35 grams of Protein per serving.
Minerals - At this serving size Calcium is 2.7 mg and Iron is 0.27 mg. In addition, there are 25.3 mg of Sodium and 24.5 mg of Potassium in this food.
Vitamins - This food provides Vitamin A (4.1 International Units), but should not be considered a significant way to get Vitamin C.
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All that time spent getin a high scoreGuitar Hero® III Wii Refund
We are committed to providing our customers with quality game experiences and apologize for any audio output issues you may have experienced with the Wii version of Guitar Hero® III: Legends of Rock. Activision has worked with Nintendo to re-master the game and provide a replacement disc to consumers with Dolby digital surround sound and other consumers experiencing audio issues. If you wish to receive a full refund on your purchase price instead of a replacement disc, please click here and download the refund form, which outlines our refund requirements.
However, if you wish to receive a replacement disc for the Wii version of Guitar Hero® III: Legends of Rock instead of a refund, please click here.
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i might switch the discs. Depends on how much effort is needed. lol.
A response to "Wii - DVD Compatible?"
"I put a PS3 disc in it and the Wii wouldn't read it. WTF is this world coming to? If I buy a video game console, it better take and kind of media I want. Even if I were to dust off some of my vinyl LPs, the bastard better work."
Hey erm...sorry to bump the thread...but...You're high scores will still be there won't they and all your FCs...because essentially your only getting a new disc...all the memory stays the same doesn't it?
In bed by eight...home by eleven
Yeah that's right, the high scores ect. are saved to the Wii's internal memory.Originally Posted by gpoleweski
Yay! Go me! And you with 10, 000 f'ing posts...and you're still not a moderator...
Last edited by gpoleweski; 02-25-2008 at 12:38 AM.
In bed by eight...home by eleven
He's not a moderator.
I never said he was ...And what's the red mushroomd at the top mean? He posts th most or something?
In bed by eight...home by eleven
When did they release this non-mono version ?
Has it been on sale in stores, or is the replacement the only way to get one ?
gpoleweski, aren't you a BIT off the topic ?