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'Davidic Era'? Come On Now: The Discovery at Tel Motza
The Times of Israel informs us that
A 2,750-year-old temple and a cache of sacred vessels from biblical times were discovered in an archaeological excavation near
Jerusalem, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday.
The finds, unearthed at Tel Motza on the western outskirts of the capital, date from the early monarchic period and include pottery figurines of men and horses, providing rare evidence for the existence of a ritual cult in the Jerusalem region at the beginning of the Judean monarchy. The precise significance of the figurines is still unknown.
Even if the date is correct, ca. 750 BCE can hardly be called 'Davidic Era'. It appears to be simply an attempt to grab the public's attention (or worse, the author of the piece doesn't know when the 'Davidic Era' would have been). That said, it's a pretty nifty find after all and may well show, at the end of the day, that polytheism was practiced in the 8th century (and may support the prophetic denunciations of such idolatry).
"The ritual building at Tel Motza is an unusual and striking find, in light of the fact that there are hardly any remains of ritual buildings of the period in Judea at the time of the First Temple," said excavation directors Anna Eirikh, Hamoudi Khalaily and Shua Kisilevitz. They said the structure's uniqueness was enhanced by the site's proximity to Jerusalem, which was the kingdom's main center and the seat of kings David and Solomon.
An IAA statement described the walls of the structure as massive, and said it includes a wide, east-facing entrance, conforming to the tradition of temple construction in the ancient Near East: the rays of the sun rising in the east would have illuminated the objects placed inside the temple, symbolizing the divine presence within. A square structure which was probably an altar was exposed in the temple courtyard, and the cache of sacred vessels was found near the structure. The assemblage includes ritual pottery vessels, with fragments of chalices (bowls on high bases which were used in sacred rituals), decorated ritual pedestals, and a number of pottery figurines.
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"It appears to be simply an attempt to grab the public's attention."
Yup, that's what archaeological press releases are all about. They are not to inform the public, but to angel for funds. About 40% of the archaeological press releases contain serious distortions.
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Old BP gas station near Ninth and Iowa to become Sandbar sub shop; 2006 gas leak may be creating new concerns
The dry cleaner who launders my ties is probably out shopping for a new sports car today. Soon there will be another drive-thru restaurant where I can get biscuits and gravy, and anyone who has seen me try to safely drive the F-150, eat biscuits and gravy, and keep my tie clean will understand why my dry cleaner is dancing a little jig these days. (My insurance agent, not so much.)
Plans have been filed at Lawrence City Hall to convert the old BP gas station at 914 Iowa St. into a Sandbar sub shop. Scott Zaremba, the owner of the chain of American Fuels stations in Lawrence (they used to be called Zarco 66 stations until Zaremba and Phillips 66 parted ways recently), is behind the project.
Zaremba plans to remove the old gas pumps and tanks from the BP station, which has been vacant for more than a year, and convert the building into Lawrence's fourth Sandbar shop. The Sandbar shops sell a variety of sub sandwiches, hot dogs, salads, and, yes, biscuits and gravy and other breakfast items. Zaremba plans to convert the gas station's car wash bay into a covered drive-thru.
Zaremba said he hopes to have the renovations complete in the next 60 days or so. When the project is done, it will be part of a larger complex that Zaremba will operate at Ninth and Iowa. Zaremba already owns the two sets of fueling stations and the car wash and the Scooters drive-thru coffee shop north of the old BP station.
"Our plan is to have whatever you need at Ninth and Iowa," Zaremba said.
Zaremba plans for the new Sandbar to be open 24 hours a day. Think of it: Biscuits and gravy in the dead of the night. Now my insurance agent is really worried.
In other news and notes from around town:
• Another area to keep an eye on for future development — perhaps even for a gas station or transportation center — is near 31st and Haskell. The intersection will be right next to one of only two interchanges on the western portion of the South Lawrence Trafficway.
Signs of activity are beginning to emerge for a piece of land near the intersection. Plans have been filed to re-plat about 13 acres just north and west of where 31st and Iowa currently intersect. The property is owned by a trust controlled by Stan Zaremba, who is Scott Zaremba's father and the founder of the Zarco chain.
I didn't get a chance to get any details from Scott Zaremba about what plans the family may have for the property, which now holds a big pile of wood chips from a tree service. The plans filed call for five small industrial lots to be combined into one 13.7 acre lot.
The property is zoned General Industrial, which allows gas and fuel sales and even would allow property owners to apply for a special-use permit for a truck stop. Again, this plan came in after I already had talked to Zaremba, so I don't know what, if any, plans exist for the property. But if I hear more details, I'll let you know.
• While we're on the subject of gas stations, I'll be seeking more information about activity around the Presto gas station at 602 W. Ninth St.
If you remember back in 2006, the Presto station had an underground gasoline leak that was suspected of causing an apartment house fire in Old West Lawrence.
At the time, the leaking tanks were thought to have allowed more than 1,000 gallons of fuel to enter the groundwater in the neighborhood. That creates a potentially dangerous situation. Sump pumps can allow the vapors from the gasoline to enter homes and become a combustion risk.
Given all that, it is interesting to note that Presto leaders are seeking city permission to install additional "ground water monitoring wells and collection equipment" in the 800 block of Ohio Street. According to a city memo on the subject, current monitoring devices have "shown some contamination and there exists a need to expand the collection area."
There was nothing in the memo that indicated there is an immediate danger to any properties, but I'll be checking with various officials today to try to get some details about the latest request.
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Lawrence gas station owner gets caught up in national battle with Big Oil over future of ethanol
Being a pioneer in a new industry can be a bit like taking a ride in my old F150: It can get mighty bumpy, and you're wishing you would have known beforehand that the brakes sometimes don't work.
Scott Zaremba, owner of the Lawrence-based Zarco 66 gasoline and convenience store chain, has been a pioneer in the industry of E15 ethanol. As we've previously reported, Zaremba's Zarco chain became the first in the country to sell the E15 product, which is gasoline that contains 15 percent ethanol rather than the more standard blend of 10 percent ethanol.
According to an article this week from the news organization Reuters, Zaremba is finding out how rough the ride can be in the E15 industry. The article paints a picture of some of the largest companies on the planet — oil companies like Exxon, Chevron, BP, and Phillips 66 — taking aim at the E15 industry. Zaremba and his Zarco stations, apparently, have become one of the first targets.
Phillips 66 has sent Zaremba a new set of regulations on how he must sell the E15 product in order to stay in compliance with his marketing contract with Phillips 66. The end result has been Zaremba stopped selling the E15 product at his stations last month. It is estimated there are now fewer than 30 stations nationwide that sell the product.
The new protocols would require Zaremba to add special yellow hoses to all his pumps to dispense the E15 product. Previously, Zarco dispensed the product through the same hose that carried traditional unleaded gasoline, which has up to 10 percent ethanol in it.
Zaremba said adding the hoses would cost several hundred thousand dollars. In the Reuters article, Phillips 66 officials said the change is about ensuring motorists know that they are buying a different product than traditional gasoline. The article notes that use of E15 can void the warranty of many vehicles that are older than 2013 models.
But Zaremba told me he's convinced the new regulations are part of an effort by Big Oil to nip the E15 trend in the bud. Zaremba said the stakes are significant for Big Oil because E15, if widely adopted, could reduce the oil company's market share in the gasoline industry by 5 percent. In addition, it would create new competitive pressures that, in theory, would help control the upward price pressures in gasoline.
"I've had people complain to me for 40 years about the price of fuel," Zaremba said. "I tell them we need to find something different. That is what we're trying to do."
Zaremba, who also is an advocate for biodiesel, compressed natural gas and other fuel alternatives, said he knows ethanol has received some negative publicity because of the impact it may have on the country's food supply and the amount of water it takes to produce.
But he said the potential is strong for ethanol to be produced from other nonfood-producing crops, if the ethanol market can withstand the negative publicity that he believes is being generated by the Big Oil companies.
Zaremba, who is the president of the state's petroleum marketers association and also an officer with the national trade group, said the figures he's seen indicate the big oil companies will spend tens of millions of dollars this year lobbying against the E15 product.
"I understand what is going on," Zaremba said. "If you were making a billion dollars a quarter, would you want some little guy from Kansas trying to change your dynamic? Of course you wouldn't. Would you try to create every negative article you could to protect your product? I bet you would."
As for the future of E15 in Lawrence, Zaremba said he's not sure at the moment. He said he hasn't yet filed any legal action against Phillips 66, but said he's still crafting a strategy that would allow him to resume selling the product at some point.
"When you are the first, it is never easy," Zaremba said. "That's where we are right now. But I chose this path because I believe we have to do something different."
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After a few hours sleep, not much has changed.
Gijon Robinson still hasn't blocked Dobbins.
Hunter Smith's last punt still hasn't had any hang time.
Tim Jennings still got grabby.
The Colts still got beat by a punter.
The spin doctors are already out there, writing cowardly hatchet jobs ripping the Colts character and impugning their coach. Let me simply ask every one who watched that game:
Did it look like the Colts were unprepared? Did it look like they didn't play incredibly hard?
And now the most important question: Do you honestly think they looked like the better team?
Much has/will be made of Indy's "postseason" failures. Most of this is by simpletons who will attempt to either assuage their pain or earn their fortune by ripping on the biggest and brightest stars the Colts have. They'll forget things like the fact that Dungy has outcoached his Pythagorean win total more than any coach in the NFL, meaning that he routinely gets one or two more wins out of his team than they deserve. They'll forget that Peyton Manning hoisted a very average team to 12 wins. They'll forget what we've been saying for weeks: This team wasn't that good. Last night, Dungy didn't make a single bad call. He challenged a close play that he should have. He went for it on fourth down at the 33. His team was prepared and ready. He did everything he could. Last night Peyton Manning outplayed his counterpart (who led the NFL in rating and TDs) dramatically. He made no mistakes, smart decisions, and had the Colts 2 yards from winning. He did this with no running game, and with one of the worst lines in Indianapolis since 1998. He was every bit the MVP.
Conversely, the winning coach and winning QB didn't have nearly as good of nights as their defeated counterparts. Norv Turner called a stupid timeout (again) on offense with the clock stopped and 4 minutes to play. His brilliance led to…a sack. Phil Rivers panicked in the two minute drill and spiked the ball with 50 seconds left, wasting a down the Chargers would later wish they had. In the NFL, coaches and QBs are important, but sometimes punters and return men/scat backs are more important. Last night was one of those nights.
Some fans will take their frustration out on the officials because they are always an easy target. Last night, I thought they were fine. There are always close calls. Because I want to protect my right to complain about the 2003 AFC Championship game for eternity, I choose not to whine about overly flaggy zebras. You can't say that Indy was mugged in Foxborough AND claim that Jennings didn't hold in overtime. It has to be one or the other. At the end of the game, the Colts D was tired and desperate. They had a third and long to get the ball back to Manning, and couldn't do it. All in all, they played fine. Most likely, if they had forced the stop, Scifres would have pinned Indy down at the 1 inch line with a robo-punt. In an OT game with no kickoffs coming, Indy was doomed to lose the field position battle in perpetuity.
There was a lot to love in 2008. Manning played his best. Freeney showed he's worth every penny. Mathis elevated his game to an elite level. Anthony Gonzalez raised his play a notch, but still drops passes and gets tackled a yard short of the sticks…he's young and working hard. Reggie Wayne battled injuries and had a fine season. Dungy took a banged up, patchwork squad and got them to an elite level of wins in possibly his finest season as a coach. This was a special year, but one that was never very likely to end well.
The Colts simply have to improve in 2009 across the board. First they must make tough decisions on their own players:
Marvin Harrison-bring him back, but only if the money is right. Restructuring his contract could prove cheaper cap wise than cutting him.
Jeff Saturday-There may never be a finer warrior to play for the Colts. He's been integral to everything they've done. It breaks my heart to say that unless he's willing to sign a VERY friendly deal, that you can't pay big money to a 34 year old center who just (valiantly) played a season on one leg.
Kelvin Hayden-Cover 2 corners are often seen as interchangeable parts, so I wouldn't be surprised to see the Colts let him walk. He has shown a unique ability to make plays, however, and with Marlin Jackson coming off a major injury and Tim Jennings and Keiwan Ratliff as your next two corners, can you really risk breaking up a highly effective secondary? This is the toughest call on the board.
Dom Rhodes-Dom was valuable for sure. He isn't a starter, but he knows the system and can block. Unless Edge becomes available (for a reasonable price), you keep him.
Hagler, Thomas, Giordano, Reid, Thomas-Reid and Ratliff might be back (he's become a force on special teams), but I imagine the others will be gone.
Hunter Smith-Let's not overreact to one game. Smith is a funny case because he's very good at one thing, and not so great at another. He is excellent at pinning the other team deep with his rugby style punt. However, in a game like last night where the Colts needed him to change field position, he couldn't do it. His last punt was awful. Oh, it went 63 yards prompting Al Michaels to praise it, but it was a line drive shot that had no hang time and was easily returned for big yardage. Smith has one year left on his deal, but don't be surprised if the Colts bring someone in to push him.
The Colts have a desperate need on the offensive and defensive lines. They've drafted a lot of O-linemen in the past two years, and thus far, none of them have jumped off the screen. The 'nice thing' about having potential holes at almost every position on the field (except for QB, TE, Saftey, and DE) is that Polian is basically free to draft the best available player.
All in all, there is serious work to do. This team will have a very favorable schedule next year, and will likely win another 12 games (especially if Dungy returns). They aren't close to where they need to be to win it all though.
Better get to work, Bill.
Finally, your stat of the day:
The Chargers mounted three scoring drives in regulation for 17 points. Those drives encompassed 44, 45, and 30 yards. 17 points for 129 yards. No Colts turnovers were involved in giving the Chargers that field position.
The Colts mounted three drives for 48, 42, and 40 yards. 3 points for 130 yards. They did not turn the ball over or miss any field goals to kill drives.
This game was all about the punters. Anytime you play a team and an opposing player has one of the greatest performances in history against you, you'll probably lose. When that player is a punter, and there really isn't anything you can do to stop him, it leaves you with little chance win.
The Cold Hard Football Facts hatchet job is hilariously bad. The Colts started 5 drives inside the 10 yard line (and another at the 14 after a false start). No reasonable person who watched that game and that line last night would write what they wrote. People can call us homers all day, at least we try to be objective. They play silly games like taking Manning's TD pass out of his stats, as if that wasn't one of the smartest and best plays of the night (while subtly trying to make it seem
like it was Reggie Wayne who did the heavy lifting). They should just be called Cold Hard Football Haters. Their performance this past week was embarrassing. Last night's game illustrated exactly why Manning WAS the MVP. The Colts weren't that good. Seriously, terrible terrible work by them. It's like they don't even watch the games.
Demond Sanders: Great write up, DZ. You tell it like it is. The Colts have nothing be to ashamed of. Manning was Manning. The defense played very well. An opposing player (Mike Scifres) played the single best game ever played by someone at his position (Punter). What are you going to do?
This team was limited by its line all season. No one should be surprised or angry. 2008 was a fun year. 2009 will be far better if the line improves. It also wouldn't hurt if Edge came back. Come on #32.
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In this preliminary study, Swiss researchers examined whether combination therapy with the drug acetazolamide (Diamox) and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) could benefit people with sleep apnea. People with the condition experience disrupted breathing during sleep.
Acetazolamide is a respiratory stimulant used to treat acute mountain sickness and high-altitude-related breathing problems. CPAP involves the use of a machine that provides constant air pressure to keep airways open while people sleep.
The 51 patients in the study, published in the Dec. 12 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, normally lived below an altitude of about 2,600 feet. The combination therapy was tested when they were in mountain villages at about 5,300 feet and 8,500 feet.
The combined treatment with acetazolamide and CPAP led to improved levels of oxygen in the blood when patients were awake and sleeping, and better control of sleep apnea; it also reduced the amount of time spent awake during the night, compared with CPAP alone.
The findings provide important information for sleep apnea patients planning to stay at higher altitudes, the researchers said in a journal news release.
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After the first 'real' images of the Ottawa Senators heritage sweater were leaked/photocopied by Icethetics from a Reebok catalogue a few weeks ago, Senators fans hoping for the actual release of the jerseys have had to be patient.
Despite the much ballyhooed 20th Anniversary Launch, it was made quite clear from the outset that the official reveal wouldn't be forthcoming until early early October. Or more specifically, prior to Thursday, October 13th when the Senators are scheduled to wear the new jerseys for the first time in competition against the Colorado Avalanche. As fans, we had a bit of a sneak peak when photos of a hotstove panel with season ticket holders was posted on the web.
While we still have to wait to see the entire thing, last night Icethetics posted Ottawa's alternate sweater and indicated that this is the actual colour scheme for the jersey. Note the use of the vintage white colour instead of the basic white.
The colour of the shoulder patches notwithstanding, they definitely correspond with the ones shown in this rendition. According to Icethetics…
The shoulder patches have been the source of much of the speculation surrounding this jersey since the team itself offered up a sneak peek back in March. I can report that there are two of them, both in the shape of a shield. One reads Ottawa Senators, the other is in French: Sénateurs d'Ottawa.
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Simple is in. While some have critiqued the jersey for being too bland, it's a departure from the crappy 3-D logos and the busy 'SENS' alternate that I never cared for. Personally, I think they're clean and sharp looking. I can't wait to see what they'll look like live.


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Diddy, helping club owner pal Noah Tepperberg celebrate his birthday at Marquee in New York. The super single rapper had no problem chatting up all the ladies who approached him and, at one point, he earned a lap dance from one aggressive clubgoer. Also there: in-demand producer Timbaland, who arrived with a slew of people. Hanging out in Diddy's banquette for a bit, the producer played a few of his hit songs for the crowd (including "SexyBack," which he produced and performed with Justin Timberlake).
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This was the time I did a Photo Slideshow as part of the wedding reception. I don't normally do this and I only do it for a reason.
Gene and Crisline wanted me to be one of the highlights of their reception program which I felt was not necessary and quite inappropriate. I'm just a wedding photographer and my job is to document the wedding and not to be a highlight. :)
After so many consultations with Jason Magbanua, I decided to do it. On the eve of their wedding, I asked Gene and Crisline to make their vows in 3 sentences and in Tagalog. (I can only think about what an a$$hole I've been, pressuring them the night before their wedding.)
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Couples are not allowed to make their own vows during ceremony and my slideshow became a way for them to share their vows to their friends and relatives.
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It's always a challenge for me to put words in all pictures that I do. (I'm grammatically challenged! :) )
Anyway, I put up a slideshow which is the best way to express what I felt during the wedding.
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BAMBA (Boise Area Mountain Bike Association) will be doing a movie and raffle fundraiser at the Northgate Reel Theatre on Thursday May 10th. Tickets will go on sale at 6:30 and the movie and raffle will go from 7:00 til 9:00. Proceeds to benefit the Eagle Bike Park. Be there.
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Ah, yes! Another season, another crash reel. Unfortunately, when you wear the cameras, you tend to capture your own mistakes more often. But, the crowd did catch some really good ones too. Enjoy.
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Perhaps one of our more scientific contributors will comment but, off the top of my head, this might seem very similar to the behavior we'd expect for ice gathered around the axis of rotation of a large, spinning sphere.
I suppose it wouldn't be too difficult to work up an experiment with a spinning ball and some water spray on a very cold day. Remind me this winter.


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Masterpiece Mystery!: Poirot: Hallowe'en Party
Thursday, October 31 at 9:00 p.m.
Agatha Christie's beloved Belgian detective Hercule Poirot cracks another riveting case.
Ariadne Oliver (Zoe Wanamaker, Harry Potter) joins forces with Poirot (David Suchet) to investigate a drowning at a Hallowe'en Party. As they look further, they uncover a series of mysterious deaths in the village that could be connected. Adapted by Mark Gatiss ("Sherlock").
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Scripture has always been important to Dana Schaefer. She has favorite Bibles for special segments of her life and has always marked special verses and made notes in the margins. But, perhaps, Scripture had the greatest impact on her as she struggled through the grief of losing her young husband. He was a police officer and was killed in the line of duty just before their second anniversary. The Psalms provided her the most comfort during that time. "The raw emotions that I experienced had been experienced by someone else and were written down!" she thought to herself. "Through my exposure to the Psalms during my grief journey, my image of God became one of an intimate Healer." Ultimately, through searching deeply into God's word, she began to feel the call to pursue theological education. She graduated in May with a Master of Divinity Degree from Campbell University Divinity School with a concentration in counseling and chaplaincy. Six months after her first husband's death, she was at a point in "my grief journey when I just started to realize that the sun would indeed rise again and that life would move forward for me," she explains. That was when she came across 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, which in part says, "the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God." Suddenly, she realized that she had been helped through her pain so that she could help others. "In short, God had given me compassion to minister to people because I had experienced brokenness," she said. Shortly after her marriage to second husband, Chris Schaefer, they moved to Clayton, N.C. She had completed one semester at McAfee School of Theology and soon transferred to Campbell. Only a few semesters passed before he, too, felt God's urge to study theology. "It has been a pure pleasure to have Chris as my fellow student, both in and out of the classroom. We have been able to discuss new topics in our home, set new priorities as a couple, and we even attempted preaching together," she adds. Dana serves as a counselor at House of Hope in Clayton, a Christian therapeutic school, home and counseling center for hurting and troubled girls, ages 12-17. She is seeking licensure as a counselor in the state of North Carolina. In addition to his studies, Chris works for Novo Nordisk in Clayton. They are members of Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Raleigh.
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Why would the Lycoming County Planning Commission approve land-development plans for a hog arm in Cogan House Township, Lycoming County?
This decision puzzles many of us, who reside in the quaint, small farming valleys that are so prevalent in this area. They are located off the beaten path of our maddening society, whose elected and appointed officials from the federal, state and county level, are the dominating force, in ruling America with an iron fist. This was what World War II was all about. It didn't work then and it is destined to fail for us.
It should have remained at the discretion of the majority of Cogan House Township residents, who opposed it. How many members of the LCPC ever set foot in Cogan House Township, and did any members ever ride past a hog finishing farm to get a whiff of the liquid manure that the 7,200 hogs would produce each year?
Take a ride in Union County on the road from Mifflinburg to Forest Hills some hot, summer day with your car windows down. The odor will clear up any malfunctioning sinusitis one may have. There was no way to present this type of evidence to members of the planning commission, whose knowledge of rural farm lands are somewhat questionable.
It is time to restore some authority back into the hands of our elected township supervisors. They shouldn't be treated like second-class citizens. The power they once inherited upon being elected should be restored to them. We certainly don't need big government from county, state or the federal level, telling us to let outsiders such as the Lititz-based Country View Valley Farms from Lancaster County to desecrate what few places remain sacred and represent what Lycoming County is all about. At the present time, every inch of Lycoming County is up for bid to the highest bidder. It's all about money, that will end up in Lancaster County's hands, and has nothing to do about the future of Cogan House Township. Nippenose Township and a few others survived a scare concerning a hog farm being located in their townships. Evidently past planning commission members possessed more intuition and a keener understanding of visions into the future. I found the statement, "There was nothing that would allow us to vote against him," by LCPC member Cindy Bower, as an irresponsible statement to back up the injustice done to the local citizens who opposed this Hog Farm Project in Cogan House Township, in Lycoming County.


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Children with autism harbor significantly fewer types of gut bacteria than those who are not affected by the disorder, researchers have found.
This reduction in commensal bacteria diversity could make children with autism more vulnerable to pathogenic bacteria, members of the Autism Microbiome Consortium report in PLOS One today.
Arizona State University's Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown, Ph.D., and her colleagues also found that autistic children also had significantly lower amounts of three critical bacteria—Prevotella, Coprococcus, and Veillonellaceae—involved in carbohydrate degradation and fermentation.
"One of the reasons we started addressing this topic is the fact that autistic children have a lot of GI problems that can last into adulthood," Dr. Krajmalnik-Brown said in a statement. "Studies have shown that when we manage these problems, their behavior improves dramatically."
She and her colleagues studied a cohort of 20 healthy and 20 autistic children between three and 16 years old, using pyrosequencing to analyze their gut flora from fecal samples. The researchers found that reduced diversity of gut microbes correlated with the presence of autistic symptoms.
In particular, they found that Prevotella species were most dramatically reduced among samples from autistic children—especially P. copri. Dr. Krajmalnik-Brown and her colleagues note that these bacteria are thought to play a key role in the gut microbiome. "We think of Prevotella as a healthy, good thing to have," she said.
The researchers also suggest that their study lays the groundwork for future research toward the development of diagnostic tools to pinpoint autism based on gut flora, or the generation of targeted treatments for autism spectrum disorder-associated gastrointestinal problems.
The study appeared online in PLOS One July 3.
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Onyx Group, provider of data centre and IT infrastructure services to Yorkshire businesses, has appointed John Toal to the position of Sales and Marketing Director as the company continues to expand.
With over 20 years of experience in the IT Sector, John was previously Director of the UK's largest enterprise computing distributor, Avnet UK, successfully driving ambitious growth targets for the £700m business over a two year period.
As part of his new role, John will look to expand the company's customer base to maximise the investment that Onyx has made into new infrastructure and services.
John said: "Onyx Group has a wide range of both local and national high profile clients and I can't wait to continue the tradition of working alongside some of the best and most established companies in the UK. With a clear strategy in place, I am looking forward to playing a vital role in the continued progression of the company.
"I am joining at what is a very exciting time for Onyx. With an ever growing product portfolio and the recent investment into our infrastructure, skills and service offering, the company is in an extremely strong position and I am excited at the future possibilities that lie ahead at Onyx."
During the last 12 months, Onyx Group has attracted high profile businesses to its customer base. Most notably, a five year, multi-million pound deal was secured with Edinburgh Airport to manage its IT Infrastructure. Scotland is a key area within Onyx Group's growth strategy and remains central to its plans. Yorkshire also has seen significant investment, including the opening of a state-of-the-art data centre in Sheffield.
CEO of Onyx Group Neil Stephenson has welcomed John's appointment at the company commenting: "Technology is a real growth sector in the UK and our expansion through acquisition means we remain at the forefront of it. I am delighted by the appointment of John as our new Sales and Marketing Director. John brings a wealth of experience to the team which will help to drive the business forward and unlock future growth."


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WESTFIELD – Ward 1 City Councilor Christopher Keefe has started efforts to block a proposed explosives depot on industrial-zoned property on Root Road. Keefe told the City Council on Thursday night that "while the proposal seems stalled at this time, I will be asking your full support if and when it does come before the council for approval. "Root Road is not the right place for this type of facility," the councilor said. Keefe was referring to a proposal that surfaced last month involving the possible purchase of 12 acres on Root Road for location of a storage facility for dynamite and blasting caps. Residents on Root Road expressed immediate opposition after learning of the proposal at a Nov. 22 meeting with Southwick real estate broker Jack Galanek. Galanek said the facility is being considered by Baystate Blasting Co. of Ludlow. The firm wants to construct a series of containers for storage of explosives. "This will follow all Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms regulations, and a plan will be submitted to the Planning Board shortly," Galanek said. Keefe said the proposal must come before the city's Planning Board for site approval and then to the City Council because it involves outdoor storage. No meetings have been scheduled to further discuss the proposal. "I will be asking each City Councilor for support," Keefe said. The proposed site is located adjacent to several residential homes. Heidi N. Leonard, of 156 Root Road, has said, "To say the least we are a little stressful at this (explosives depot) news. It is so close to homes with little children."


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Are We on the Right Track in the Fight for Marriage?
COMMENTARY: Joseph Bottum's Essay Critiquing the Church's Current Efforts Against Same-Sex 'Marriage' Raises Questions Worth Considering.
This Bottum controversy was framed badly from the start. It was never about fidelity or infidelity to Church teaching. The Commonweal article was badly subtitled as "a Catholic's case for gay marriage." It clearly was not. The New York Times claimed that Bottum did not think Catholics were bound by natural law to oppose same-sex "marriage." False. He thinks "thin" versions of natural law have rightly failed to persuade. Authentic natural-law teaching does require us to teach against "gay marriage."
I had the advantage of interviewing Bottum immediately after the essay's publication and asked him if he had changed his fundamental theological or moral view on "gay marriage." He assured me, in no uncertain terms, that he had not. He still agrees with the Church: that marriage is between one man and one woman.
Bottum's essay was always about assessing the culture's response to our stalled efforts, legally, ecclesially and socially, to defend traditional marriage.
He admits that his style and expression contributed to the widespread misunderstanding of his essay. But blaming Bottum distracts us from two daunting rhetorical problems about our current situation related to same-sex "marriage" and the defense of traditional marriage.
First, "gay marriage" hasn't yet been tried or tested. It is fresh and unblemished, and this allows Americans to fantasize about how fine it will be for homosexual persons. Christian marriage or some semblance of it, on the other hand, has been tried and incrementally redefined by heterosexual persons seeking easy divorce and remarriage, contraception, abortion, adoption for unmarried couples, toleration of deadbeat dads and the promiscuity that leads to nearly half of our nation's children being born out of wedlock.
The Christian community that claims to be the defender of God's design for marriage has consistently cooperated with, or, at least has been unable to resist, the cultural pull that has defined civil marriage deviance downward. What is it that we are now defending in civil marriage?
How to build a visibly Christian marriage alternative formed by sacramental rather than civil awareness and which better provides for family flourishing: This is the task of the next generation of Catholic activists, pastors and social critics.
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What a difference a warm week makes.
After solid ice starts and some nice catch reports, last week's thawing and some brisk winds put hard water headings iffy if not completely called off for a while.
Water-covered ice greets walkers and light machine runners from Lake Simcoe to Oneida Lake. At Simcoe, a few operators have huts on the ice and access to shoreline shallows are good from Jackson Point north to well past Port Bolster.
The bad news is not so much the slushy surface water but the sizes of perch caught since ice first formed before Christmas. Before New Year's some area anglers returned with limits or near limits of perch over the 10-inch mark.
Last week the ratio was 10 fish caught to one kept over the 8-inch mark, with some shoreline anglers suffering shutouts. Fall perch and lake trout numbers were good at Simcoe. Regulars are holding off for good ice to form out deeper. The plan is to scout around for the bigger yellow perch while working jig and bait rigs for whitefish and lakers.
For now, ice anglers hunt and peck shoreline shallows for a few smaller ringbacks and hope for better catches out deeper.
Ice sites and desired depths have not been a concern at Oneida Lake this winter. Good ice formed on Big Bay weeks ago and everywhere walkers could get on Oneida the fish have cooperated.
"This is the best ice season I've seen on Oneida in 20 years," said James Dasher at Mickey's Bait & Tackle in North Syracuse. That bait shop has sold bait for both walleye and perch anglers. Dasher noted that his customers have brought in fish from every access on the lake.
First ice forms early on Big Bay on the western end of the lake, but good perch numbers have shown from One Tree Island to Lewis Point. Walleye jiggers have pulled mostly legal-sized fish that rarely pass the 18-inch mark. Walleye minimum length limit is the statewide 15-inch requirement, but the daily creel limit is three fish.
Word (totally unconfirmed) has it that an angler at Oneida was cited by an enforcement official for possession of more than 20 walleyes taken from that lake. True or not, many a perch searcher with a limit of 'eyes has had to pick through incidentals to pick off a few more ringbacks.
Contestants in the Capt. Bob's Ice Fishing Derby have mentioned catching many Oneida walleye but not the bruisers that win contests.
Irondequoit Bay went on hold after the latest round of runoff. Rick Reagan at Jay-Vee Fishing Tackle had some nice perch reports from the south end of the bay.
Now, melting and feeder currents have sponge-covered ice less than iffy until the next hard freeze.
Western Finger Lakes did not get the ice-insulating snow cover and cool nights kept ice surfaces solid on the three lakes discussed on the Sunday Outdoors Page.
The south end of Silver Lake has patches of 7-inch ice. Machine runners have made it from the south to the north end and back. Catches are spotty. One guy sitting on a shutout might be next to another angler with half a pail of 'gills and a couple crappie thrown in to confuse folks.
Conesus Lake had a good ice coating at the north end, with some open spots out in the middle between Long Point and Camp Stella Maris. A few bigger 'gills have shown at the north end off Vitale Park, but northern pike have been more impressive around the Conesus shallows.
Honeoye Lake continues its hit-or-miss swings at fish catching. The bluegill bite has shown lakewide and so have largemouth bass schools. The lake has an abundance of bass in a year class that puts them just over the legal 12-inch length. Panfish jiggers have hooked into these bucket mouths at all hours of the day.
Ice contest
Capt. Bob's Ice Fishing Derby is in its second week and goes to March 10. Steve "Hawk" Hawkins at the counter has weighed in and measured some impressive entries, mainly panfish catches.
The crappie leader holds from last week but the bluegill entry is a plug. Denziel Malcolm of Perry traveled to Cuba Lake and hooked into a 12-inch 'gill that tipped the scale at 1.55 pounds.
Shannon Frost of Alden leads the pike division with a 33-inch northern that weighed in at 7.8 pounds, which came from Small Boat Harbor waters.
Alden angler Rod Froebel Jr. brought in a Silver Lake pike measuring 32.5 inches with a weight of 7.35 pounds.
With all the rudd being caught during the warm-weather season, Hawkins has yet to see one entry.
Contestants can enter the Capt. Bob's contest by phone at 407-3021 or by stopping at 10295 Main St. in Clarence.
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LEWISTOWN-There is going to be a Super Bowl played in Mifflin County within the year.
No, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell isn't moving the NFL's biggest game out of Arizona due to immigration laws in the state.
The Mifflin County Tomahawks will be hosting the Great Eastern Football Association's big game at the conclusion of the league's season in June.
"The league does a pretty big advertisement for it," Tomahawks owner Brian Rodgers said. "They bring in some state-recognized officials. They have a drawing every year and they announce the winners. They kind of have their own fanfare built around the Super Bowl."
"We're going to try to make it a little bit nicer this year," Rodgers said. "One of the things we've done for all the home games is a pretty massive concession stand. That will be something we have for the Super Bowl. We'll have that open. We're selling hats, t-shirts and necklaces, so that will be a great thing for people to come out to. It could be a big day for the community."
The Tomahawks are an adult semi-professional football team owned by Rodgers that competes in the 17-team league.
The team features 28 players ranging from 18 to 38 years old and includes three former Mifflin County Huskies players.
Those players include Dan Foster, Mason Switzer and Timmy Beck
The team is 2-0 so far this season and features strong defensive play as its calling card.
The Tomahawks dropped Williamsport 41-8 this past Saturday and have nine sacks and six interceptions in the two wins.
Leading the way are Joe Mohr and Jordan Bell with two picks apiece.
Rodgers' team is well on its way to accomplishing its goals for the season.
"Our biggest goal is that we've never had a winning season as an organization, so that's goal No. 1," Rodgers said. "Goal No. 2 sort of coincides with that. We've never won a playoff game. We want to make the playoffs and win a couple of playoff games."
After the high school football season concludes at historic Mitchell Field, Mifflin County is devoid of family activities, especially for football fans.
Rodgers sees his team as a way for members of the community to come out and have a fun time, rooting for a local team.
"I think the biggest thing is that we're trying to build an organization that's a team brand," Rodgers said. "We're reaching into Mifflin County and getting involved with the special needs team, getting involved with some of the local businesses and trying to do some of the parades. We're trying to brand ourselves as that home football team of Mifflin County."
The team moved to Rec Park and has experienced a spike in attendance since doing so.
Rodgers also has scheduled two night games this season to add primetime games to the allure of his team.
"We have two games slated to play under the lights this year," Rodgers said. "It's just something that we wanted to do. When we were at Burnham, our attendance just wasn't great, we'd get 30-40 people. The first home game this season that was cold and windy, we had over 200 people there. We're expecting some bigger crowds this year over at Rec Park. I think the night games will be very good for us as well."
Just as minor league baseball clubs and other college summer leagues do, the Tomahawks also offer promotions to add some incentive for fans to come out and enjoy the on-field product.
"We have things going with our home games. Our next home game is (April) 12th," Rodgers said. "That game the first 200 people will get a free stadium cup. One of the games we give away a free pen. We're having a charity game with the Burnham Bulldogs special needs team before one of the games. We're trying to give the crowd a little excitement."
"I'm hoping that the community embraces us," Rodgers added. "We printed up over 1,000 schedules that we've placed all around at area businesses. We know people are picking them up, because places are running out all the time."
The Tomahawks are also holding a "Punt, Pass and Kick" competition for kids aged 5-15 during the day prior to the team's May 17 night game.


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mores> make a sound but that's it. I tried the command eject
mores> but that's it. I dont know much about O2 (how to
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Does the little light stay on? I would bet that the drive
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Your best bet may be to try to get an external SCSI CD-ROM
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