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A Blair County judge has ruled in favor of two construction companies that filed a lawsuit against the Altoona Area School District over taxation of business transactions made outside of the district's boundaries.
Judge Daniel J. Milliron agreed with the Leonard S. Fiore Inc. and Fiore Brothers Inc., who asserted that the district's 2007 amendment to its Business Privilege Tax policy violates the Local Tax Reform Act because it expanded the scope of the district's tax to include work performed outside of the district's geographical boundaries.
The money in dispute was about $300,000 in back taxes including penalties, which the district maintained the Fiore companies owed for work done outside of the district since 2007. Fiore is the district's largest payer of the Business Privilege Tax.
Milliron's conclusion that the district's tax is improper affects all businesses taxed by the district for transactions made outside of the district.
"We are pleased that the court agreed with us that the Local Tax Reform Act prohibited the expansion of the definition of the gross receipts tax," the companies' attorney, Jackie Bernard of Grappone Law Offices, said.
"The end result is that other businesses will benefit," she said.
The district collected more than $1 million through business privilege taxes from July 1, 2012, to April 30, 2013. Altoona Area School District solicitor Dave Andrews said he does not know how much tax revenue the district stands to lose as it would no longer be able to tax extra-territorial transactions as it has since 2007.
Andrews had previously anticipated the school board would appeal to the Commonwealth Court if it lost at the county level. However, he said Tuesday that the board may choose not to appeal for two reasons.
One reason is that Milliron's decision may help the district retain companies and attract new ones.
"The board is also looking at this from a standpoint of promoting business in the district as well. Outside of the context of the law, Fiore made a practical argument (for not taxing work done outside of the district.) There should be an incentive to stay within the district and not move to another district," Andrews said.
A second reason for not appealing is that new legislation may render the lawsuit against the district moot. Andrews said the language of House Bill 1513 raises questions of whether the board would have the right to levy business privilege taxes on work done outside of the district.
"The landscape has changed because in May, Gov. (Tom) Corbett signed House Bill 1513, which amended Business Privilege Tax law," Andrews said.
The bill goes into effect next year. Essentially, the bill might achieve the same end as the Fiore companies' lawsuit.
The district has been levying its business privilege tax for decades. The Local Tax Reform Act of 1988 abolished the ability of political subdivisions like school districts from enacting a business privilege tax on gross receipts, but it preserved taxes of districts that enacted them before Nov. 30, 1988.
The Fiore companies argued that the 2007 decision to apply the tax to businesses' transactions made outside of the district's boundaries expanded the district's grandfathered tax. Andrews interpreted the law to mean that a taxing body cannot raise the rate of the tax.
However, Milliron, in his 12-page written opinion, referred to "plain language" of the 1989 resolution to support his decision that the district "chose to impose a Business Privilege tax on a portion of gross receipts only."
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12 I set out during the night with a few others. I had not told anyone what my God had put in my heart to do for Jerusalem. There were no mounts with me except the one I was riding�on.
13 By night I went out through the Valley Gate toward the Jackal[a] Well and the Dung Gate, examining the walls of Jerusalem, which had been broken down, and its gates, which had been destroyed by fire.
14 Then I moved on toward the Fountain Gate and the King�s Pool, but there was not enough room for my mount to get through;
15 so I went up the valley by night, examining the wall. Finally, I turned back and reentered through the Valley Gate.
16 The officials did not know where I had gone or what I was doing, because as yet I had said nothing to the Jews or the priests or nobles or officials or any others who would be doing the work.
17 Then I said to them, �You see the trouble we are in: Jerusalem lies in ruins, and its gates have been burned with fire. Come, let us rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, and we will no longer be in disgrace.�
I also told them about the gracious hand of my God on me and what the king had said to�me.
They replied, �Let us start rebuilding.� So they began this good work.
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Goose Creek City Councilmember Jerry Tekac will be running against incumbent Mayor Michael Heitzler in this years mayoral election.
So far no other candidates have filed, according to Berkeley County Elections and Voter Registration Director Adam Hammons. The filing deadline is at Noon on Friday.
So far Mayor Pro-Tem Kimo Esarey, Councilmember Mark Phillips and newcomer Debra Green-Fletcher have filed for the three council seats available, Hammons said.
Longtime Councilmember Marguerite Brown has not filed for re-election.
Tekac spoke to The Gazette by phone on Thursday.
I always envisioned myself as the mayor, Tekac said. I believe at this point in time the city needs to move forward. We need to provide a more business friendly environment.
He said the mayors of neighboring municipalities such as Keith Summey of North Charleston, Bill Collins of Summerville and Joe Riley of Charleston are promoting their cities and Goose Creek needs do that more aggressively.
We have 4,200 homes coming just in Carnes Crossroads, Tekac said. We cant (limit) the services we need to just building houses.
I thought it was time for a businessman to take a run at the mayor. Its obviously a great place to raise a family. We need to add on to that and make it a great place to work and I hope to do that.
He said he started having serious discussions about running for mayor in August, but has always considered it in the back of his mind.
I felt it was time, Tekac said. The feedback Im getting is very positive. I believe our citizens deserve a choice.
He added he has nothing negative to say about Heitzler and the city staff, who have done a great job making Goose Creek a great place to live.
When we become large enough we can be a great player in tri-county economic development, Tekac said. If you see the economic development announcements that have happened recently, Summerville and North Charleston have them all the time, but you never seem to have one in our city.
We dont play an active role in promoting that in our city. We need to say, come on, live here; come on, work here.
Tekac has been on council for six years and was on the Planning Commission for eight years prior to that.
He said in the event that he does not win the mayoral race he will finish his council term, which lasts two more years.
A few years ago the people of Goose Creek elected me to represent them for four years, so Im going to fulfill that term one way or the other, Tekac said.
In the 2012 council election Tekac received the most votes.
Im looking forward to the race and talking to the folks about my vision and what Id like to see happen going forward, Tekac said.
Heitzler responds
I think its best for a community to have choices, Heitzler said Thursday when asked about Tekacs decision to challenge him. I think its best for a community to take stock every four years and decide if they want to continue to take the direction theyre going, or to take other courses.
Competition is good. Im a very hard-working mayor but itll make me work even harder.
This is good for your community. People need to step up and offer leadership services and stand on those grounds, and thats what democracy is all about. Its going to be the decision of the people of Goose Creek.
Heitzler said he is running on a ticket with the other three council candidates that had filed as of Thursday.
Were running together as a team, Heitzler said. Weve been successful as a council working together. We want to run as a team and continue the connection.
Were going to campaign together, go door-to-door together, work together to help each other. Thats how a good city council works together.
Heitzler said the city has an Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC), an ad hoc business committee and an economic development consultant.
Weve been a bedroom community to Charleston forever, Heitzler said. I-26 doesnt run through our town. It runs right through Summerville, so you get all those spinoff businesses. Thats where all those businesses are located, near those exits. I-26 runs straight through North Charleston.
Im really happy we dont have the interstate going through our town. The interstate is crowded and noisy.
Ask the people of Summerville and theyll tell you they wish it wasnt there. Theyd love to have their little town of Summerville.
I think we are business friendly. Weve had a concerted initiative in creating a good climate for business. We cranked it up to the next notch in 1995 when we had the base relocation and closure movement. We cranked up the EDAC to make sure we are business friendly and we are.
Hammons said the race is non-partisan, so there are no parties and no official tickets to speak of. There is no straight party or straight ticket in the race.
None of the candidates came to the election headquarters to file together, but there is no problem with them campaigning together, according to Hammons.
If theres only three seats then theyre going to go, and theres obviously a write-in opportunity, He said. If they want to work together thats not an issue.
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Taking a shower rather than a bath saves energy and so can save you money – how true actually is this statement? Put another way, how much does your power shower really cost you?
Unilever UK & Ireland undertook a world-first Sustainable Showering Study for which it developed an innovative Shower Sensor to see what Brits get up to behind closed bathroom doors.
Its scientists used the memory-stick sized piece of technology to monitor more than 2,600 showers by 100 families in an innovative study to understand the time and money Brits spend in the bathroom.
Interestingly the results show that the typical British family spend more than a week in the shower every year on average – a total of 8.1 days.
With the average shower taking 8 minutes per person this means that for power shower owners they're racking up an energy bill of around £1,000 per year. For standard flow showers the bill is still pretty sizeable at £416 per year.
And if you use an power shower for a longer period to relax your energy usage increases considerably, perhaps as much as three times more than if you had a bath.
Of concern is that just 8% of Brits currently realise their hot water use has any impact at all on their energy bill, according to a survey by the Energy Savings Trust
This indicates that the issue of sustainable showering really doesn't feature on many people's radars. People are not as conscious as they could be about their water usage and impact on their energy usage that showers have.
To help raise awareness on the importance of sustainable showering, Unilever created a video, shown below. It's well worth a watch and features soundbites with one of the families who took part in the study as well as figureheads from DEFRA, Global Action Plan and Forum for the Future.
MoneyHighStreet comments: "As energy prices continue to rise, householders are looking for every opportunity to try and save money – whether it be switching to a better energy plan, controlling the heating temperatures in the home or indeed reducing the time in the shower, it all helps.
With many households planning to ration their energy use this year it is absolutely vital that you find the right energy plan to suit your household needs, comparing prices to do this.
It may also be worth considering using a real-time energy monitor. A recent survey showed that households could save significantly on their energy bills if they use one.
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M. Haubs of The Painted Area looks at OKC's defensive issues: "After the embarrassing loss on Sunday, the Thunder's numbers show ample regression on defense after a week. Is this because of [assistant coach Ron] Adams's departure? Is it because of the absence of underrated defender Nick Collison? The Thunder were 7.6 points per 100 possessions better defensively (one of the best numbers in the league in that +/- department) with Collison, who led the league in charges drawn, on the floor last season. Collison is out with a bone bruise in his knee, after playing 75 games last season (charmed luck with injuries in '09-10 was a significant factor in the Thunder's meteoric rise)."
NBA.com's power rankings: "The Thunder are shooting 39.9 percent from the field and 20.8 percent from 3-point range. They got wins over the Bulls and Pistons by getting to the line a total of 91 times, but they struggled on both ends against the Jazz on Sunday. Kevin Durant has 13 turnovers and just five assists."
The 66ers roster is taking shape, but where's Ryan Reid?
Dime says Russell Westbrook is the second most athletic point guard: "Every night it's another coast-to-coast dunk for Westbrook, who was a game-changer for Team USA over the summer with his defensive playmaking and momentum-changing finishes above the rim."
A look at the full-court press OKC broke out against the Jazz.
I did a little interview with a St. Louis radio station previewing the Northwest Division and the Thunder.
Did you see Mike Conley got a $45 million extension? Let's all laugh together for a moment at that.
Scott Howard-Cooper on Rich Cho's unique situation: "He gets to live the 2007 Draft all over again, now in the reversed role of the blowout loss. With a winning franchise in a great city, a passionate fan base, an owner who will spend to no end, a roster already pointed to the playoffs — yes, yes, yes and yes. The Blazers are not exactly a reclamation project. But this is still unavoidably stepping into a time machine."
The Tulsa 66ers traded Mustafa Shakur for Robert Vaden. Yeah, I'm confused too.


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White House sides with Cruz, will deny visa to Iranian UN envoy
Updated at 1:05: Sen. Ted Cruz told Fox News that he was "very pleased" at the White House's announcement.
"I think that's a real moment of clarity and I appreciate the Republicans and the Democrats who worked with me to pass this legislation," he said. "I appreciate the President doing the right thing and barring this acknowledged terrorist from coming into the country."
Original at 12:53: WASHINGTON– Looks like the White House and Sen. Ted Cruz can find something that they agree on.
The White House said that it has denied the visa of Iran's pick for United Nations envoy, who has been accused of taking part in the 1979 attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Cruz authored legislation that would bar the envoy, Hamid Aboutalebi, from receiving a visa.
"The concerns reflected in the legislation talked about today reflect our concerns," said Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, during the daily press briefing. "We concur with the Congress and share the intent of the bill and will not be issuing a visa."
Carney added that the White House spoke to the Iranian government and the United Nations to explain its reason.
While Cruz authored the bill in the wake of the Aboutalebi selection, it is much more expansive. The bill would deny a visa to any United Nations representative who engaged in "terrorist activity against the United States." The White House did not comment as to whether it will pass the bill, which passed both the House and the Senate this week.
Aboutalebi and the Iranian government have rejected accusations that he was involved in the attacks. He recently told an Iranian news site that he was not affiliated with the group that carried out the embassy siege, but served only as a translator.


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The Big Ten may not be No. 1 when it comes to tough schedules, but trying to make a run for most trouble with the law probably won't help the conference gain any more respect either.
Two Michigan State starters and one reserve have been charged with unarmed robbery, The Associated Press reports today.
Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio said the players will remain on the roster and retain the opportunity to play. SirDarean Adams was the starting linebacker, T.J. Williams the starting cornerback and Jeremy Ware a reserve.
The Spartans are the last stop for the Nittany Lions in 2007.
Also out today, Associated Press writer Rusty Miller reports, "The Big Ten's coaches and players are fed up with being punchlines."
But this one's about on-the-field news. Read the full story on SI.com or in the print edition of Thursday's Patriot-News.


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JUST THE STATS: The sophomore foilist is 22-1 in dual meets for Columbia, No. 2 in The Star-Ledger Top 10. She had an 11-3 record at the Santelli Tournament this month to help her team claim fourth in the foil competition and second overall.
TEAM GOALS: "We want to do well at the districts and in the playoffs and hopefully win the state title."
PERSONAL GOALS: "My goals for this season were to get my "C" Rating and to do better than I did last year."
START IN FENCING: "In eighth grade I was in same class as my current teammate, Alex Viqueira. She told me she fenced and I said I had always wanted to try it. So, she told me about New Jersey Fencing Alliance and I started taking lessons and fencing."
BEST PART ABOUT FENCING: "I enjoy doing it more then the other sports I've done. I really like the way I can learn something in the sport and then apply it to reach new accomplishments. Being part of my high school team is important because the girls and people around the team act like we are a really big family."
BEST MOMENT AS A FENCER: "I think my best moment was at the Santelli this year. I did better than I thought I would do. When I realized how well I did I felt really proud of myself."
STRENGTH: "My parry-riposte."
WEAKNESS: "Attacking. It's something I need to work on."
IF I WEREN'T FENCING I'D BE: "I think I would be doing track. I don't know if I am fast, but I like running."
FENCER YOU WOULD MODEL YOURSELF AFTER: "I think I model myself after my coach. Ibitihaj (Muhammad), and my teammate, Rachel Viqueira. I admire Ibitihaj for her drive to succeed and what she has been able to accomplish. Rachel was one of the first fencers I saw when I was starting out and she is a very good fencer, so I've always looked up to her."
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UNESCO Launches Ocean Acidification Website
1 April 2014: Ocean acidification impacts are occurring across the globe, from small islands to large continents and from the tropics to the poles, according to the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). UNESCO and its partners have launched a website that brings together information on ocean acidification, which is also described as the "other carbon dioxide problem."
The ocean absorbs 24 million tons of carbon dioxide per day, contributing to an acidification rate more than ten times faster than at any time in the last 55 million years, according to UNESCO. When the ocean absorbs carbon dioxide that is released into the atmosphere, chemical reactions decrease the pH of seawater, a process known as acidification. UNESCO also draws attention to a report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), 'Climate Change 2014: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability,' which highlights that interactions among drivers, such as ocean acidification and global warming, lead to complex impacts for ecosystems and species.
The website aims to raise awareness on ocean acidification challenges among scientists, policymakers and the public. For policymakers, for example, it highlights the potential for ocean acidification to negatively impact livelihoods as a result of damage to marine habitats and resources. It underscores that small island developing States (SIDS), developing countries and indigenous peoples in the Arctic are highly vulnerable to ocean acidification because of their populations' reliance on fish and marine resources.
The website features publications, infographics, presentations, news and background information. It includes sections on: ocean acidification by the numbers; international symposia; multimedia resources, including videos and educational tools; and publications.
The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC-UNESCO), the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP), the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR) and the Ocean Acidification International Coordination Center (OA-ICC) developed the website. [UNESCO Press Release] [Ocean Acidification Website]


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More Vaccines Equal More Deaths
By Dr. David on March 6, 2012
Developed nations with higher infant mortality rates tend to give their infants more vaccinations. There is a high statistically significant correlation between increasing number of vaccine doses and increasing infant mortality rates. The USA spends more per capita on health care that any other country, yet 33 nations have better infant mortality rates.
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NAET Treatment for Allergies and Sensitivities
By Dr. David on October 27, 2011
I was skeptical, to say the least, but desperation won out over skepticism. We proceeded with NAET and the treatments were nothing short of incredible. Following NAET, she has had no reoccurrence or treatment for asthma in ten years. No inhalers, no nebulizer, no medications, no trips to the hospital for asthma!
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Safe Until Proven Faulty is Killing Us, isn't it time for Unacceptable Until Proven Safe?
By Dr. David on October 14, 2011
The European model of "unacceptable until proven safe" has protected citizens from big business shenanigans, enhancing overall health and well-being across the continent. The American model of "safe until proven faulty" is killing us.
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The American Academy Of Environmental Medicine Takes A Stand Against Genetically Modified Foods
By Dr. David on April 14, 2011
Being sick at sixty is expensive, and eating toxic food is a good way to achieve that. The American Academy of Environmental medicine has taken the stand that genetically modified (GM) foods pose a serious health risk.
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Stupidity, Science, Autism, Greed And The Media… It's so simple, why can't we get it right?
By Dr. David on February 12, 2011
I never cease to be amazed at how the media chooses experts to quote who represent businesses whose best interests lie in bamboozeling the public concerning vaccines that still use toxic mercury and aluminum as preservatives.
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Both my mentors were very interested in the 'diet/disease connection,' and that is what has driven me in my practice these forty two years. What amazes me is that it was evident even back in the 1960s that most chronic disease was caused by changes in the general diet caused by food processing and chemical farming.
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By Dr. David on July 1, 2010
Everyone is suffering from spring allergies, I suddenly realized that I am NOT!! I can't thank you enough.
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Slowing The Aging Process With Vitamin C
By Dr. David on February 28, 2010
Dr. Pauling spoke to me of Vitamin C and its relationship to detoxification, immunity, sprain/strain repair and aging. Dr. Pauling's reputation as a recipient of two Nobel prizes prompted me to head for the library at the local medical school to look up the available research on Vitamin C. This is what I found.
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The incidence of sinus and nasal infections is rising and treatment options are limited. The solution is prevention, and in that arena your nose mucous is your friend. In a recent clinical study in Switzerland, it was shown that the same treatment we use to reestablish a healthy balanced gut flora after antibiotic use is the same treatment that helps clear these antibiotic resistant bacteria from the nose and sinuses.
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Headaches and Food Allergy: A local businessman's story of recovery from severe headaches resulting from his food allergies
By Dr. David on November 17, 2009
I had headaches at least every couple days for about the last 10 years. Ridiculous! I cannot remember when I have had more than 2 days without a headache. I know so many people in the same situation, suffering daily. The list includes my mother and sister – both are vegetarians. My mom has a […]
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Phil, do Marquez and Ocampo look like prospects?
It helps when your defense has declared war against the H in WHIP.
Still impressive.
Lackey finishes with a 3.35 ERA. Currently good for 13th in the NL. Not bad for a guy signed to be a #3 starter in a 15-team league.
He is also 6th in WHIP. Pretty amazing: Cubs have the #2, #3, #5 and #6 starters in WHIP.
Completely meaningless game, but Pena striking out Sean the Turd to with the bases loaded was very fun.
Other than one bad game in SD, Pena has been very good. Even with that game, 9.0 IP, 13 K, 0.89 WHIP.
101 wins...most since 1910 (104).
neat. ...or sad. pick one. pick both. 'murica.
Just looked up Grimm's stats -- after a great run, he gave up 2 runs vs. MIL then didn't pitch for 10 days. Don't remember why?
Sean Rodriguez's helmet looks like it's taking a dump
Grimm not doing himself any favors lately re: making the playoff squad. Seems to have lost the feel for his curveball.
j.grimm is literally worse than hitler.
felix pena, your turn.
it's been a while since joe's over-managed a game...it's gotta feel good for him to be back in the saddle making people's scorecards look like their pens blew up.
Fuck a bench spot on the playoff roster, Coghlan is competing to bat cleanup.
barely any...especially for an evening game. place looks 1/2 full at best to start the game.
Listening on the radio. Are there any fans in the stands at all?
"An MRI taken Monday on the right side of Jorge Soler showed no major damage."
rare air though if he can keep it under 2. Sounds like Maddon already made up his mind though and Hendricks seems like the sort that would want to earn it. Guessing he gets a quick hook if he's still under 2 after 5 innings.
Fwiw, he can give up 1 ER in 5 innings (or more) and still be under 2. If he gives up 2 ER, he would need throw 9 IP to keep it under 2. 1 ER in 4 IP would give him an ERA of exactly 2.
In terms of WAR, it's still Scherzer by a lot (6.4), then Cueto (5.6), Lester (5.5), Kershaw (5.5), Roark (5.4), and then Hendricks (5.1)
Boring lineup tonight in terms of guys trying to reach milestones -- no KB (40 HR), Addy (100 RBI) or JHey (can he keep it going?), and Lackey isn't really going for anything, plus the team has already reached 100 wins. I get the "rest" thing, although they will have 4 days off after Sunday, but....bleh.


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Duff's Dignity
Duff debuts a more grown-up, dance-driven single "With Love," kicking off her latest release, Dignity, which peaks at No. 4 on Billoard's 200 albums chart. On the film front, the actress-singer plays a European pop star in the satire War, Inc. alongside John Cusack and Marisa Tomei.
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After a newly brunette Duff makes PEOPLE's Most Beautiful list, she graces the cover of Seventeen and discusses her ex Madden. "I felt disrespected that he moved on so quickly," she says of Madden, who has a daughter with girlfriend Nicole Richie in 2008. "All of the going out he did after we broke up sort of shocked me...when we were together, he hated that stuff, so I felt like I just didn't really know him as well as I thought I did."
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With heartbreak behind her, Duff moves on with hockey player Mike Comrie. "I'm the crazy lady sitting in the crowd screaming my head off," she says of attending her guy's Edmonton Oilers games. After two years together, Comrie pops the question to Duff while vacationing in Hawaii in February 2010.
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Six months after their engagement, Duff, 22, and Comrie, 29, tie the knot at Santa Barbara's Mediterranean Villa La Quinta in front of about 100 guests. "Mike held his arm around Hilary for most of the romantic, candlelit ceremony, and they both looked extremely happy," an eyewitness tells PEOPLE.
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Duff adds bestselling author to her resume with the release of her young adult novel Elixir, the first book in a multi-part book deal for the former teen star. "I don't know if writing is really my strongest suit, but I know I have good ideas," Duff tells EW. She follows-up her debut with the sequel Devoted in 2011.
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Duff, 24, and husband Mike Comrie, 31, welcome son Luca Cruz Comrie. "We are overjoyed and feel like the luckiest parents in the world," the new mom writes on Twitter. "He is surrounded by so much love!! Mom and baby are both doing extremely well."
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Nearly two years after the birth of son Luca, Duff and Comrie announce their separation. "They remain best friends and will continue to be in each other's lives. They are dedicated to loving and parenting their amazing son," says a rep for the actress. In early 2015, following a few sightings of the seemingly reunited couple, Duff files for divorce.
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Praise for James Duthie's The Day I (Almost) Killed Two Gretzkys:
" I was lucky to survive the day Duthie played in my golf tournament. Little did I know he'd turn the experience into one of the best books on sports that I've read in a long time."
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"Tragedy is easy. Comedy is hard. Sports comedy is even harder, but James Duthie, who we now know is as comfortable in front of a keyboard as he is a camera, treads whimsically through a sports landscape that certainly needs a smile. His is a biting wit, guaranteed to leave teeth marks."
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This book is about hockey. And golf. And the Olympic Games. And being a broadcaster, a sports fan, a father, husband, and son. And having an unhealthy fascination with Anna Kournikova.
It's a collection of things that marched through James Duthie's head over the years and spilled out into his weekly columns, selected, collected, and randomized for your reading pleasure. It's also educational!
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- Why hockey's loser point has to go
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- What it's like to be upstaged by a monkey
- And yes, how Duthie almost killed two Gretzkys on the same day.
James Duthie has been writing columns about hockey, sport in general, and his own twisted view of the world for over a decade. This book is the first and only collection of some of his most popular and controversial columns, with several brand new, previously unpublished pieces. In The Day I (Almost) Killed Two Gretzkys, he brings his famous sense of humour, deep hockey knowledge, and his passion for sports of all kinds to fans and readers everywhere- no matter what team you cheer for.
Often hilarious, sometimes insightful, occasionally touching and always passionate, Duthie's off-kilter view of sports and life shows how the spirit of sport unites us all.
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Two Downstate developers have been ordered to reimburse the city of Syracuse more than $400,000 for demolishing their building, the former Marsellus Casket factory, following a fire set by an arsonist last September.
State Supreme Court Justice James Murphy ruled from the bench Thursday that the city can collect the $363,000 demolition cost plus a 15 percent administrative surcharge -- a total of about $417,000.
The company that owns the property, Richmond Ave Development LLC, objected to paying the bill. The company principals are Anthony Schlur, of Scarsdale, and Patrick Dussol, of Long Island. They also own Lakefront Lofts, an apartment building in Franklin Square.
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I have searched this forum and google but i didn't find anything which matches waht i am looking for.
Hacking a Network Computer didn't help that much. I can see probably 20 computer when i enter My Network Places.
And when i scanned a PC using NetAudit i got the following result:
Then when i tried to enter the PC by typing \\Movie\c$ into explorer i got the following box:
Then i tried to Map a Network Drive using "Administrator" and a blank password and i got this box which asks for password:
This is how My ISP provides its services and i don't know how to contact him in person.
Last week he shared one of his drives for an hour and i found the he downloaded most of the latest Movies through torrent. He is probably using the Platinum Package of the ISP which gives him superb speed.
I have very poor speed and it will be helpful if can get the movies from him.
I have used Cain & Abel to Enumerate the Users and here is the result:
When i click on his services i get: Access is denied.
I am running my PC as an Administrator.
Can anyone please tell me how can i get into his PC?
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I forgot to mention i am not on a Wireless Network.
The ISP provides its service through Fibre Optic which connects to an Ethernet Switch and from that switch i got my connection through a CAT5 cable.
The switch is kept out side my house in a locked box.
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Get Cain & Abel, then get the password hashes crack them and then connect to the C$ on the remote machine. Cian comes with a great help file that explains all of the program features, do urself a favour and read it.
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yes i agree to Mr.s0=p00n, cain and able's the best way.
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For some reason i cannot install Abel on the Remote Machine.
I can see the drives with 'Default Share' and i can even Enumerate the Usernames.
But even when i connect as 'Administrator' i can't install able.
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u dopnt ha ve to install CAN AND ABLE on the remote machine. it should be isntalled in ur computer, its basically used for network poisioning.
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I have tried. LAN networks windows 2008 S & client windows 7 becomes more secure and none of these methods are working me.
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Jean Arthur
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Jean Arthur was an American actress and a major film star of the 1930s and 1940s. She remains arguably the epitome of the female screwball comedy actress. As James Harvey wrote in his recounting of the era, "No one was more closely identified with the… Read More
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1900 Birth Born on October 17, 1900.
1908 7 Years Old Arthur was born Gladys Georgianna Greene in Plattsburgh, New York to Protestant parents Johanna Augusta Nelson and Hubert Sidney Greene. She lived off and on in Westbrook, Maine from 1908 to 1915 while her father worked at Lamson Studios in Portland, Maine as a photographer. … Read More
1928 27 Years Old Arthur's first marriage, to photographer Julian Anker in 1928, was annulled after one day.
1929 28 Years Old … Her personal involvement with rising Paramount executive David O. Selznick – despite his relationship with Irene Mayer Selznick – proved substantial; she was put on the map and became selected as one of the WAMPAS Baby Stars in 1929. … Read More
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… By 1930, her relationship with Selznick was broken off, causing her career at Paramount to slip off.
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Her effort was not paying off: when her three-year contract at Paramount expired in mid-1931, she was given her release with an announcement from Paramount that the decision was prompted due to financial setbacks caused by the Great Depression.
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She next won the female lead in The Man Who Reclaimed His Head, which opened on September 8, 1932 at the Broadhurst Theatre to mostly mixed notices for Athur, and negative reviews for the play caused the production to be halted quickly. … Read More
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The Curtain Rises, which ran from October to December 1933, was Arthur's first Broadway play in which she was the center of attention.
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Even though hesitant to give up her stage career, Arthur signed the five-year contract on February 14, 1934. … Read More
1936 35 Years Old Arthur co-starred in three celebrated 1930s Capra films: her role opposite Gary Cooper in 1936 in Mr. Deeds Goes to Town made her a star, while her fame was cemented with You Can't Take It With You (1938) and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington in 1939, both with James Stewart.
1937 36 Years Old She was re-teamed with Cooper, playing Calamity Jane in Cecil B. DeMille's The Plainsman (1936), and appeared as a working girl, her typical role, in Mitchell Leisen's 1937 screwball comedy Easy Living, opposite Ray Milland.
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So strong was her box office appeal by 1939 that she was one of four finalists that year for the role of Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind; the film's producer, David O. Selznick, had briefly romanced Arthur in the late 1920s when they both were with Paramount Pictures.
1944 43 Years Old Arthur "retired" when her contract with Columbia Pictures expired in 1944. … Read More
1945 44 Years Old A prime example was in 1945, when she was cast in the lead of the Garson Kanin play, Born Yesterday. … Read More
1950 49 Years Old Arthur did score a major triumph on Broadway in 1950, starring in an adaptation of Peter Pan playing the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up when she was almost 50.
1954 53 Years Old She tackled the role of her namesake, Joan of Arc, in a 1954 stage production of George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan, but she left the play after a nervous breakdown and battles with director Harold Clurman.
1966 65 Years Old In 1966, the extremely reclusive Arthur tentatively returned to show business, playing Patricia Marshall, an attorney, on her own television sitcom, The Jean Arthur Show, which was canceled mid-season by CBS after only 12 episodes. … Read More
1967 66 Years Old In 1967, Arthur was coaxed back to Broadway to appear as a midwestern spinster who falls in with a group of hippies in the play The Freaking Out of Stephanie Blake. … Read More
1975 74 Years Old … Then, in 1975, the Broadway play First Monday in October, about the first female Supreme Court justice, was written especially with Arthur in mind, but once again she succumbed to extreme stage fright and quit the production shortly into its out-of-town run in Cleveland. … Read More
1991 91 Years Old Died on June 19, 1991.
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John O'Conner is a husband, father, and sleep-deprived technology enthusiast. Currently the Globalization Architect at Adobe Systems, John utilizes a variety of technologies, strategies, and best practices to ensure that Adobe's Creative Media and Marketing products meet the demands of a global customer base. He began his Java career at Sun Microsystems in 1997 and helped develop the internationalization and Unicode support libraries of the core Java SE platform. The common thread running through his career is his interest in creating globalized, world-ready software platforms. He frequently writes about Java and internationalization topics on his blog at joconner.com. You can also follow him on Twitter as @jsoconner.


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HUNTSVILLE -- Torch Technologies, Hernandez Roofing and Turf Tamer were presented Torch Awards for Marketplace Ethics in the large, mid-size and small company categories, respectively, by the Better Business Bureau of North Alabama.
The National Children's Advocacy Center was the winner in the nonprofit category.
Other finalists among large businesses were Booz Allen Hamilton, CAS and Redstone Federal Credit Union. Mid-size company finalists were Fite Building Co., GaN Corp. and Primrose School of Madison. Small business finalists were Champion Window Co. of Huntsville, Insight Home Inspection and Red Sage Communications.
Other nonprofit finalists were The Enrichment Center, Hospice of Limestone County and CASA of Madison County.
The awards were handed out today at the Von Braun Center's North Hall. In all, 170 businesses and nonprofits across North Alabama were nominated.
Five Torch Awards Scholarships of $1,000 each were given to Drew McDonald, a student at Randolph School; Samantha Bowles of Wilson High School; Bryant Cooper of Marion County High School, Elizabeth Hurren of Brooks High School; and Thomas Vinton of Decatur Heritage Christian Academy.
The Torch Awards program this year was dedicated to the late John R. Cook Sr., who, with his wife, Jo, took ownership of Cook's Pest Control in 1950. Cook was chairman of the board for Cook's Pest Control in 2001, when the business received the Council of Better Business Bureau's National Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics.


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Birth: The Ultimate DIYLauren Hartmann
Apparently, DIY birth is kind of a thing in Ireland.
According to a recent article in The Irish Independent, some women have chosen to take the "free birth" route after finding out that their midwives were not approved by the Health Service Executive (HSE) in Ireland. The HSE does not provide malpractice insurance for self-employed community midwives (SECMs) if they don't fall within certain guidelines. And since access to midwives for home births has been an issue in some areas and some pregnant mothers would prefer to go it alone rather than deliver their babies in a hospital setting.
I get it. I myself am planning a home birth and a hospital birth is the last thing I would want given the choice, since hospitals aren't a setting I feel particularly comfortable in. That said, I would choose a hospital birth 100 times over if I had to choose between that and an unassisted home birth.
I know "free birthing" isn't just a thing in Ireland. Women do it here, too, and I even know of a couple personally. But, I just don't get it. I stand firm that I will never judge another woman's choice in birth, because I realize that not all women want to birth the same way. But, I have a hard time grasping why a woman would mind having a midwife present at a home birth and would choose instead to DIY it?
When I had my daughter it was at an out-of-hospital birthing center. My experience was essentially the same as a home birth, except that I had to drive in to the birthing center. Other than that everything went down about the same as it would've at home–no drugs, no interventions–and I was pretty much left to do my thing. My midwives were only in the room on and off and probably would've stayed out more if I'd wanted them to. They weren't intrusive at all. They helped when I asked for it, but there were no cervical checks or anything and, aside from the occasional fetal heart rate monitoring, they stayed back.
I know some women feel more comfortable when given space to birth and I completely respect that, but I think it's important to be responsible as well. Birth is an unpredictable event and there's a lot going on. I see having and extra person to monitor as a benefit and not an intrusion. But, maybe I'm just missing something.
I asked around and got opinions from midwives on the matter and from other moms, but I'd love to know if any of you are "free birthers" yourselves. What was your reasoning behind it and what made you feel like it was the best and safest option for you? I really am intrigued!


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It's possible. Fatigue and itchy skin can actually be side effects of mild to moderate food allergies. I had the same kind of thing back before I discovered I had an allergy to wheat. Perhaps she is eating something regularly that is causing her body to suffer. I would definitely try being Primal because it cuts all the stuff that human beings just recently started eating, and if that doesn't do the trick I would go in for some food allergy tests. Nuts and shellfish are also common allergies that could be causing this.
Stumbled into Primal due to food allergies, and subsequent elimination of non-primal foods.
Start Gluten-Free/Soy-Free: December 2012; start weight 158lbs, Ladies size 6
Start Primal: March 2013, start weight 150lbs, Ladies size 6
Current: 132lbs, Ladies size 2
26lbs lost since cutting the crap.


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BORGER - Donna Dunham Alexander, 80, died Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2010.
Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in First United Methodist Church in Borger. Arrangements are by Brown Funeral Directors.
Donna was born April 2, 1930, in Lamar, Colo., to Lester and Dorothy Light Dunham. She married Doyle Alexander on July 7, 1969, in Borger.
Donna was a member of the Quilter's Club and First United Methodist Church. She was eagerly awaiting the birth of her first great-great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband, Doyle, on Sept. 27, 2005.
Survivors include four sons, Dean Alexander and wife Cindy of Mustang, Okla., Alan Alexander and wife Lynn of Farmington, N.M., Terry McQuary and wife Belinda of Nashville, Ark., and Lawry Alexander and wife Sherry of Tulsa, Okla.; two daughters, Lee Ann Bierman of Borger and Kaye Woods and husband Ron of Amarillo; two brothers, Lee Dunham and wife Marie and Bill Dunham and wife Margaret, all of Borger; a sister, Janet Hoeffer and husband Mickey of Aledo; 18 grandchildren, Mykel Litterell, Ricky Litterell, Robby Litterell, Kevin Litterell, Denny Alexander, Drew Alexander, Anna Walker, Kyle McQuary, Cole McQuary, Ashley Wilson, Shelby McQuary, Kaylee McQuary, Scott Barnes, Sara Ramirez, Greg Alexander, Ryan Alexander, Jeremy Alexander and Katie Beth Alexander; 17 great-grandchildren; and a great-great grandchild on the way.
Viewing will be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be to First United Methodist Church, 200 N. McGee St., Borger, TX 79007.
Leave online condolences at www.brownfuneraldirectors.net.
Amarillo Globe-News, Aug. 4, 2010
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Featured Golf News
Fallen Oak Set to Open at Beau Rivage
Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi, Miss., recently re-opened following a $550 million renovation. On November 6, Fallen Oak, the resorts new Tom Fazio-designed golf course, will open for play.
Fallen Oak is located on a 510-acre tract at the edge of the DeSoto National Forest, 15 miles north of Beau Rivage. Only the second golf course built by MGM Mirage for guests, Fallen Oak could become one of the nations top resort courses. The layout features dramatic elevation changes rare for a Gulf Coast course and more than 4,000 oaks, magnolias, pines and hardwood trees.
This spectacular course will be the final piece of the destination resort puzzle for Beau Rivage, said George Corchis, president and chief operating officer of MGM Mirages Mississippi resorts, which includes Beau Rivage in Biloxi and Gold Strike Casino Resort in Tunica. The inherent beauty of the terrain provides an outstanding natural canvas for Fazios latest golf masterpiece.
Stretching to a hearty 7,487 yards from the tips, Fallen Oak offers five sets of tees and a variety of holes. I am so excited by the finished golf course at Fallen Oak, said Fazio. The entire team came together and the final product will rival any course in the Southeast. Couple that with a commitment to the highest quality by Beau Rivage, and this project promises to be viewed as one of the best new courses in America.
To build Fallen Oak, crews transplanted more than 1,000 oaks, pines, magnolias and other hardwoods, some 60 feet or taller; moved 580,000 cubic yards of soil; and laid 125 acres of sod enough to cover 96 football fields. They installed 20 miles of drainage pipe and 26 miles of irrigation pipe. Dozens of bunkers hold 3,500 tons of Tour Grade Signature Blend sand.
The course will feature tiff eagle Bermuda grass on the greens, 419 Bermuda grass in the fairways, zoysia grass flanking the bunkers and creeks and Bahia grass in the native areas. The course will contain 10 bridges and concealed cart paths to enhance the experience.
Each green is equipped with a SubAir system, which allows the course to control air circulation and moisture content by vacuuming the water out of the greens. Other courses with this feature include Augusta National, The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, S.C., Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head and Shadow Creek in Las Vegas.
Built to resemble an Acadian-style Southern mansion, the 12,000-square-foot clubhouse will contain a pro shop and locker facilities. A 70-seat lounge and restaurant will feature fine-dining and views of the 9th and 18th holes.
Fallen Oak will be open only by guests of Beau Rivage, with greens fees priced at $200. For reservations, call 877/805-4657 or visit www.beaurivage.com.
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
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How to Apply for Clinical Research Coordinator Certification Examinations
and Obtain Reimbursement of Registration and Membership Fees
The Northwell Health Clinical Research Service is proud to promote a career ladder and job specific competencies for research coordinators. Administration at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research supports this effort by providing logistical, financial, and leadership support.
Research coordinators, who are eligible to sit for a certification exam in clinical research, are authorized to apply for an Alliance Coordinator Award. Each Alliance Coordinator Award is based on an application and award process for up to 20 coordinators a year. Application deadlines are rolling, however, funds are limited and applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received. The Alliance Coordinator Award provides the necessary funds to reimburse for membership, registration for the certification exam, and practice tests. Note that applicants must pass the exam to be eligible for reimbursement of the certification exam registration and practice test fees.
How to Apply for Certification
Two national certifying agencies are recognized by Feinstein as eligible for cost reimbursement.
- Association for Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) Certification:
Complete on-line application for the ACRP examination
- Society of Clinical Research Associates (SoCRA) Certification:
Complete on-line application for SoCRA
How to Apply for Reimbursement of Costs
Complete the Application for Reimbursement: Your application will be reviewed by members of the Clinical Research Service and Feinstein Leadership. In order to receive the Alliance Coordinator Award, the Clinical Research Service will need to confirm applicants are engaged in our research community by participation and/or attendance at the Quarterly Clinical Research Coordinator Meetings, Public Research Education Program (PREP) courses, Clinical Research Advisory Committee, subcommittees, and workgroups.
Awardees will be notified in writing as to the disposition of their application.
Successful Completion of Examination and Reimbursement of Registration Fee: You will be expected to register for the examination and pay up front. Upon receipt of confirmation that you passed the examination, you will be eligible for reimbursement of the certification exam registration and practice test fees. For reimbursement, e-mail a copy of your official test results and proof of payment to Susan Ray at the Clinical Research Service at email@example.com.
Reimbursement for late fees, cancellations or for examinations that were not passed is not authorized.
How to Apply for Reimbursement of Membership Fees
Alliance Coordinator Scholarship Awardees will have yearly membership fees for either the ACRP or SoCRA covered for any year of the Alliance Coordinator Award. Please pay the membership fees yourself and request reimbursement. For reimbursement, e-mail a copy of your proof of payment to Susan Ray at the Clinical Research Service at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Maintaining Your Certification
ACRP Certification: Must be renewed every 2 years, with payment of the renewal fee
- Must complete 24 documented continuing education contact hours, with the minimum of 12 hours in clinical research.
- You will receive an e-mail reminder from ACRP 3 months prior to expiration of current certification to report CME for renewal.
- Note: You do not need to be a member to maintain your certification.
- A new Alliance Coordinator Scholarship Application must be submitted to receive reimbursement for renewal.
SoCRA Certification: Must be renewed every 3 years, with payment of renewal fee
- Must complete 45 hours of continuing education applicable to your work in clinical research
- Must successfully complete a self-administered knowledge test, which is included with the recertification reminder packet.
- CCRC's must maintain their membership yearly in order to renew their certification.
- A new Alliance Coordinator Scholarship Application must be submitted to receive reimbursement for renewal.
Continuing Education Opportunities
- Public Research Education Program or PREP: PREP courses are short 1-2 hour targeted seminars on specific topics of interest and offer CEU and CME credit. Courses are free, a la carte and individuals may choose to take as many courses as they would like. Registration is required and may be located at www.feinsteininstitute.org/PREP.
- The Feinstein Institute's regularly scheduled seminars: Seminars in Investigative Medicine (Tuesdays at noon) and Research in Progress (Thursdays at noon) offer continuing education credit and are targeted scientific research talks by outside speakers (usually Tuesdays) and our own research teams (usually Thursdays). All talks are held in the Goldman International Conference Center and are open to all employees, pre-registration is not required.
- Departmental Grand Rounds and Northwell Health Institute for Nursing Education offer CME and Continuing Education Credits, more information and schedule of events can be located on Healthport.
- ACRP offers many other ways to obtain CME credit; information can be found on their website.
- SoCRA offers ways to obtain CME credit; information can be found on their website.


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The imminent consolidation of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Department of Environmental Quality is an obvious way for a financially beleaguered state to save money while maintaining necessary services.
Let us repeat that last part: while maintaining necessary services.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm's plan to merge the DNR and DEQ, which separated in 1995 under Gov. John Engler, on Jan. 17 is intended to streamline operations and join the combined 3,700 employees (and likely less after undecided cuts).
It's no different than the painful remodeling many businesses have had to make to survive in a difficult economy. We get by with less, but we don't sacrifice service or quality.
Unfortunately, the soon-to-be Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment is starting out with a pretty somber attitude.
Bruce Rasher, in charge of the merger, told the Kalamazoo Gazette "some services could be cut given the state's situation …."
Following such restructurings some responsibilities must fall away, but the last thing to be affected should be the quality of services offered to customers — in this case, the citizens and businesses of Michigan.
As businesses in West Michigan already lament long waits for DEQ services, this new agency must pledge to pick up the business mantra we all know by heart — do more with less.
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PHOENIX — The captain with the diminished bench roles.
The basketball globetrotter who was returned to reserve duty.
The trade throw-in, out-of-shape center from Iran.
There could not have been a more unlikely crew of Suns heroes for a Saturday night 107-105 victory over the Houston Rockets at US Airways Center than Jared Dudley, P.J. Tucker and — are you sitting? — Hamed Haddadi.
Haddadi, a 7-foot-2 Iranian, nearly was done playing for the season when he was tossed into the Rudy Gay trade to Toronto but did not have the work visa to join the Raptors. He arrived in Phoenix out of shape and was pressed into debuting as the backup center over the past two nights only because of the absences of Marcin Gortat and Jermaine O'Neal.
All the five-year Memphis benchwarmer did was play more than he ever has to get the Rockets asking, "Who's your Haddadi?" In his 29 reserve minutes, Haddadi scored six points, grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds and blocked three shots for a second consecutive night.
"Marcin who?" was written on the Suns locker room board after the game.
Haddadi certainly was not the main reason the Suns (22-41) upset the Rockets (34-30), as Houston fights for the West's final two playoff spots with Utah and the Los Angeles Lakers. But they could not have done it without him, especially with how he changed shots as a lane presence and the work he and Tucker did on the boards to give the Suns 17 extra possessions. Haddadi won over fans by going to the floor for a loose ball and mesmerized them with his corkscrew shot rotation.
"I was surprised," Haddadi said of his time, saying he would get pulled for his first mistake in Memphis and admitting that he is not in ideal shape. "The first game, I came in (for Phoenix). I didn't feel good. Second game, I got tired and the coach put me out after four or five minutes. This game, I said, 'Hamed, you're tired but just feel good.' I felt good in the game, so the coach kept me in the game. He'd ask me if I was OK. I said, 'I'm OK, OK.' I don't want to go out."
Tucker matched his career high with 10 rebounds, including nine in the first half. He and Jared Dudley had been the starting wings for all of 2013 until Gortat's foot injury prompted a lineup overhaul. Both responded well off the bench, although even Tucker's defense was no barrier to James Harden's 38-point, eight-assist game.
Dudley, who shares captain duties, kept up with Harden for a while, scoring 22 points for his best scoring game since Jan. 26, and adding seven assists. He had scored in double figures just one time in the previous seven games.
"He was our true point guard," Suns point guard Goran Dragic said of Dudley. "He was doing everything."
Both teams played Friday night in Northern California, and the game showed that they arrived at their Valley hotel rooms and homes at about 3 a.m. They combined for 38 turnovers, but the Suns used the frenetic game to their advantage with 13 steals.
Houston is the second-highest-scoring team in the league in part because it is second in fast-break points. But the Suns were the ones turning turnovers and long rebounds into the transition game and got 32 fast-break points to Houston's 14.
The Suns kept Houston to 43 percent shooting and had a spell in the second quarter in which they shut out the Rockets for 5:40 to go on a 16-0 run. The Suns trailed briefly three times in the second half, but Dragic matched Harden's scoring in the fourth quarter to pull away. Dragic scored 13 of his 18 points in the fourth.
Key player: In his third Suns game, Hamed Haddadi set career highs for mintues (29) and rebounds (11) and he blocked three shots.
Key moment: The Suns shut out the Rockets for 5:40 of the second quarter for a 16-0 run.
Key number: 21 The Suns' advantage in fast-break points against the NBA's top fastbreak scoring team.
Why the Suns won: The Suns turned the Rockets' own style on them, getting 32 points on fast breaks and keeping Houston's break under control. The Suns also hammered the boards, giving themselves 17 extra possesions. The unlikely culprits were Haddadi and P.J. Tucker who both had career games on the boards while Jared Dudley had his best scoring game since Jan. 26.
View from press row: The Suns did not really make the Sebastian Telfair deal with Toronto to get Haddadi. A second-round pick was the prize but Haddadi has come in handy with two centers out. He can look like Marcin Gortat on crutches at times but Haddadi's 7-foot-2 frame is good for blocked shots or at least altered ones and he was a beast on the boards. His contract will expire but a fan favorite was born.