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MADISON, Wis. — Nearly every TV ad Republican John McCain ran last week was negative, compared to just 34 percent of those by Democrat Barack Obama, according to an analysis released Wednesday.
The harsher tone in McCain's ads mirrors the sharper attacks he and his running mate Sarah Palin have been making on the campaign trail as polls show Obama opening up a lead.
Obama also has a lead in fundraising, which is letting him do more advertising than McCain, the Wisconsin Advertising Project report said.
Spending on TV advertising shows a lot about where candidates believe their campaigns are doing well and where they need to do better. States targeted for advertising spending are generally more competitive, and the candidate who can afford to run more ads has a better chance of reaching voters.
Between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4, Obama spent more than $17 million on ads compared to just under $11 million by McCain and the Republican National Committee.
That is a reversal from the last study, which looked at Sept. 6-13 and showed both sides nearly equal in spending. But during that week, both sides spent about half as much as last week.
The candidates spent nearly $4 million last week in Ohio alone, the most of any state.
Obama spent more than $2 million there and in Pennsylvania, Virginia and Florida. McCain didn't break $2 million in any state.
Obama is outspending McCain and Republicans in nearly all the competitive states. The only states where McCain spent more were Iowa and Minnesota.
The top markets for television advertising nationally were Las Vegas and Denver, which are both in states where polls show Obama and McCain running a tight race.
Obama seems to be trying to cut into Republican territory, while McCain is defending it.
President Bush won 10 of the 15 states where both candidates are advertising, said Ken Goldstein, director of the Advertising Project and a University of Wisconsin-Madison political science professor.
"The campaign is being played on the Republican side of the field this year," he said.
More than half the money spent went to Midwest states, which both candidates see as important to winning the election.
The report was done the week McCain pulled his campaign out of Michigan. His regional staff for Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin are now located in the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha.
While McCain has gone more negative in recent days, over the life of the campaign neither side has had many positive ads, according to the report by the Wisconsin Advertising Project.
To date 73 percent of McCain's ads and 61 percent of Obama's have been negative, the report said.
The Wisconsin Advertising Project, using data obtained from TNS Media Intelligence/Campaign Media Analysis Group, analyzes data on the airing of every presidential ad in the top 186 TV markets in the country.


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Recently, we were lucky enough to hold the last LookBook photoshoot in the amazing Metropolitan Room at the Atlantis Pavilions in Toronto. This room features 30 foot floor-to-ceiling windows with amazing views of the Toronto skyline and Lake Ontario. If you have never visited, add this location to your must-see list!
Our photographer for this shoot was the amazing Joti from Oottum fine Photography. Joti and her assistant (and husband) Jay, are a dream to work with! They are an incredibly talented team, and we can't wait to share all of the gorgeous shots they captured for us!
As you know, our LookBook shoots are colour-themed, and this time we were styling a purple Sangeet. To give you a little lesson on Indian wedding traditions, a Sangeet is a celebration held for a bride before a traditional Hindu wedding ceremony. Purple has historically been associated with royalty, magic, mystery, and piety, so it's the perfect colour to use for a Sangeet!
We were spoiled by Manish and his team from Dulhan Mandap who created a gorgeous, one-of-a-kind mandap design, which was created just for us! It incorporated lush velvet fabrics in every shade of purple. Not a single detail was missed!
Country Lane Floral Design created some beautiful pieces to enhance the entire look of the mandap. The floral ring around the lantern made for a beautiful focal point, and the floral garlands around the gold urns made for an inviting entrance to the mandap.


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[QUOTE=Sabine;1045466]I was up in the night with Chica- she was very bloated, and not feeling well. A quick trip to the vet this morning revealed that her stomach is PACKED! She has gotten some extra food somewhere, I guess. Treats that were left out?
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Bright, hazy red. A sexy, complex bouquet offers up scents of fresh red berries, incense, potpourri and star anise. Lively, sharply focused and pure, with sappy raspberry and bitter cherry flavors and suave spicecake and rose pastille accents. Silky tannins come on late and add grip to a long, sweet and penetrating finish. I'd have guessed that this elegant pinot was a 2010 and not a wine from a warm Willamette vintage like '09.


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Our View: Find your way to Erie's Career Street
What do you want to be when you grow up? That's a fun question to ask kids because of the enterprising answers it elicits.
Some children say they aim to cure cancer, to save heart patients or to become pediatricians. They might aspire to play pro ball or to light up the stage on Broadway. Maybe they want to follow in the footsteps of their moms and dads or their favorite teachers. Some picture their heroes -- soldiers, police officers firefighters and astronauts -- and want to be just like them.
Now students at every school in Erie County have a chance to learn how to pick the right path to achieve their dream careers, thanks to a new program called Career Street.
Career Street has been developed in response to common concerns raised by business leaders, articulated at Erie Together meetings and documented by the Erie Vital Signs project. As a community, we need to do a better job to align education with career opportunities in Erie, starting in eighth grade, when students decide where they will go to high school and which courses they will study.
Those involved in launching and operating Career Street spoke on March 19 at an Eggs 'N' Issues meeting hosted by the Manufacturer & Business Association. Aldo Jackson, director of the Erie County Technical School and a member of the Career Street Advisory Board, said one goal is to make sure that 80 percent of eighth-graders explore three or more career options by the time they finish that grade. Currently, only a 12.7 percent of students have had three or more career activities in eighth grade. Many haven't explored careers at all.
Career Street is looking for businesses willing to offer company tours, job-shadowing and internships, and to reach students at career fairs and with class visits.
Ann Scott, vice president for community outreach at Erie Insurance, said that her company always needs a fresh influx of talent to grow its business."We now have over 5,000 employees in 11 states," she said. Still, local students may not be aware that they can find an interesting career offering a "great livelihood" at Erie Insurance or at Erie's many manufacturers, she said.
When businesses, schools and students work together, young people learn why it's important to stay in school and also why subjects they might dread -- algebra or calculus, for example -- have practical applications.
Career Street is funded by the Erie Community Foundation, United Way of Erie County, the Workforce Investment Board, every public school district in Erie County and the Catholic Diocese of Erie. "Now we have broad community buy-in," said Mary Bula, project facilitator for Erie Together.
Career Street, managed by the Erie County Vocational-Technical School Foundation, hopes to enlist more businesses willing to offer career experiences. To learn more, visit www.careerstreeterie.org or call Jennifer Nygaard Pontzer, executive director, at 464-8614.


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Shirley Hitchens - 11 a.m. today at Turley Funeral Home. Interment in Shadow Lawn Memorial Gardens.
Irene "Pat" (Howell) Boley - 3 p.m. today at Word of Life Chapel, Wellsville. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to service.
Norman Alexander "Alex" Cogley - Visitation 6 -9 p.m. today at the Clarke Funeral Home. Service 11 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Burial will follow at the Monroeville Cemetery.
William L. Wedgwood - Service 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Arner Funeral Chapel in Chester. Visitation 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Full military honors during interment at the Locust Hill Cemetery on Tuesday.
Jeremy Bowker -Service 1 p.m. Tuesday, at the New Waterford United Methodist Church. Burial will follow in New Waterford Cemetery. Visitation 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today at the Oliver-Linsley Funeral Home.
Terry Michalak -Visitation 5-7 p.m. Wednesday at the Oliver-Linsley Funeral home.
Trilla Cassie Chambers Heinselman Price -Services 12:30 p.m. Friday, at the Dawson Funeral Home. Visitation 11:30 a.m. until the time of service Friday at funeral home. Burial at Columbiana County Memorial Park.
Elizabeth Boord - 1 p.m. Jan. 18 at Salvation Army, New Philadelphia. Visitation one hour prior to service.


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According to Sea coach and meet director Chris Mancusi, 55 teams from four states (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut) and Grenada will be competing on the resurfaced, lightning fast, six-lane synthetic track.
Grenada's Wester Hall (from St. David) entry, marks the third time in the meet's history a team from outside the United States has competed at Big Blue. Notre Dame (Canada) was the first in 1997 and St. David (Grenada) followed in 1999.
The 45-event competition is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m., with the last race set for 4:35 p.m.
Plaques will be awarded to the winners in the Luke M. Parlatore/Daniel Kelley Invitational 800 meters and the Adam Ogbu Championship long jump. The top five finishers in each class event — varsity, sophomore and freshman — will earn medals. Big Blue is non-scoring.
Kellenberg's indoor national champion 4x800 boys' squad, Red Bank Catholic, Archbishop Molloy, Westbury and Freeport are some of the top teams to watch. In addition, the boys' invitational 800 boasts five runners seeded faster than the meet record of 1:55.5 (Scott McLeod, Bishop Ford, 1992). Freeport's Jonathan Greenwood, the 2013 indoor state 600 champ, is the defending champion in the 800 – winning last year in 1 minute, 56.70 seconds.
The girls' 800 will feature four sub-2:16 two-lappers, including defending champion and meet record holder (2:14.71), Rachel Flynn of Archbishop Carroll. However, Curtis' Corinne Birchard, ranked No. 1 in the state (2:15.65) will be ready to challenge for the gold.
St. Edmund's Jalissa Marcus returns to defend her crown in the long jump. Archbishop Molloy's Darren James is the No. 1 seed (22-7) in the boys' long jump.
"We are thrilled to keep the Big Blue meet alive and well, and we are expecting a number of state and national ranked performances," Mancusi said. "And we would have not been able to put this meet together if it wasn't for the generosity of the St. Joseph by-the-Sea's Track and Field Parents' Association."
St. Joseph Hill's Brittany Spoto is the No. 1 ranked javelin thrower in the state, producing the leading mark of 122 feet, 8 inches last week in winning at the Mayor's Cup. The senior will be competing in the New York Relays invitational javelin Saturday at Icahn Stadium, Randall's Island, scheduled for noon.
Curtis' Jashanah Martinez is No. 10 (91-1), and No. 3 in the PSAL.
Susan Wagner's Catherine Varriano leads the state in the 3,200 (12:31.78) rankings.


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Aliamanu Military Reservation (AMR)
The AMR Physical Fitness Center features Nautilus Nitro Plus strength training machines, Free weights in the strength training area, cardio area for bicycles and yet another room just stocked full of more cardio equipment. A locker rooms with showers are also available so you don't have to leave looking like you've been working out!
If you prefer to sweat it out with some friendly competition, you're covered for that too. There are three racquetball courts available and a full basketball court, too. The center also has a seasonal pool right next door. From Memorial Day to Columbus Day every year, the pool is open for business and offers Unit PT and adult swim hours, along with learn to swim classes for all ages and skill levels and more every year.
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Acushnet Announces Retail Exchange Program in Pro V1 Patent Dispute
Acushnet Company, the golf business of Fortune Brands, Inc., announced that in relation to the ongoing patent dispute with Callaway Golf, it has initiated a product exchange program to eliminate any market confusion and minimize the business impact to retailers of the court injunction against certain Pro V1 products. The injunction took effect January 1, 2009. The company does not expect the exchange program to have a material adverse impact on its results.
As previously announced, the production of existing Pro V1 model golf balls was converted in September to be outside the patents at issue. Acushnet began shipping the converted product to retailers in November. Acushnet has requested that, as of January 1, retailers sell only these converted Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls. There are limited amounts of non-converted Pro V1 model golf balls in retail inventory, and Acushnet has requested that retailers return all non-converted golf balls remaining in their inventory as of January 1 in exchange for converted product. Converted product can be identified by a black or red circle on the dozen box and sleeves. The injunction and exchange program are limited to the United States and do not apply to retailers, distributors or tour usage outside of the U.S.
"We have made every possible effort to ensure that this legal dispute did not find its way into the golf marketplace," said Wally Uihlein, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Acushnet Co. "Unfortunately, our attempts to resolve the difference of opinion on the retail inventory issue with Callaway have been unsuccessful. As a result, we decided that it is critical to remove this uncertainty for golf retailers and minimize any impact on their business, particularly during these already challenging times." Details of the product exchange program have been communicated directly to retailers by Acushnet and are available at www.titleist.com.
On November 10, 2008, the U.S. District Court in Delaware granted Callaway Golf's request for an injunction in a dispute with respect to four Callaway patents and Acushnet's Titleist Pro V1 golf balls. Acushnet strongly disagreed with the judge's ruling and filed an appeal on November 19, 2008, to seek relief from the injunction, and to appeal the district court actions and other of the court's decisions. Although a stay of the injunction was not granted, Acushnet will continue to vigorously defend its position that all claims of all four patents at issue are invalid in the appeal process. The appeal will include the fact that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued final office actions that have determined these patents to be invalid. The Appeals Court will next review these complex issues in far greater detail and will likely render a decision sometime late in 2009.
Acushnet is the industry leader in developing golf ball technology and has over 650 active golf ball patents, more than any other manufacturer. Titleist Pro V1 golf balls are the product of technology developed and accumulated by Acushnet over the past 20 years, and over 65 Acushnet Company patents are related to the Pro V1 family.
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Mozilla to Enterprise: We Never Meant to Make You Cry
Less than a month after Mozilla evangelist Aza Dotzler blew off enterprise users of the company's Firefox Web browser, triggering an avalanche of angry responses, the Mozilla Foundation is seeking to make nice with corporate America. The Foundation has announced that it's re-establishing the Mozilla Enterprise User Working Group. This group will provide a forum for enterprise developers, IT staff and Firefox developers to discuss the challenges, ideas and best practices for deploying that browser in the enterprise.
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Sep 1, 2010
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Immunoassays used for human in vitro diagnostics (IVD) often use animal-sourced antibodies to recognize specific disease markers. A small percentage of individuals, however, may have antibodies in their blood that could react with the animal antibodies in the diagnostic assay and thereby interfere with detection of the disease markers causing a false positive result. Such an interfering antibody is termed a heterophilic antibody (HA).
Due to the wide use of mouse monoclonal antibodies in diagnostic applications, the most well-known HA interference is a result of HAMA (human antimouse antibodies). Rheumatoid factor (RF), an autoantibody that reacts with the patient's own immunoglobulin (Ig), may also cross-react with animal Ig resulting in RF interference, which is similar to HA/HAMA interference.
Much like HAMA, HA to other animals such as goat (HAGA), sheep (HASA), and rabbit (HARA) may cause false results, especially when antibodies originating from such animals are used in immunoassays.
Although the frequency of these interferences is low, the false positive results have a significant negative impact on the quality and competitiveness of diagnostic assays as well as on the lives of those individuals who have been falsely diagnosed.
IVD manufacturers often use mouse serum or mouse Immunoglobulin G (IgG) to block HAMA interference in their assay. This traditional method has several known limitations including:
Meridian Life Science has developed an active HAMA blocker called TRU Block™. TRU Block employs an active blocking technology that results in a higher blocking efficiency than conventional HAMA blockers such as mouse IgG. TRU Block also provides broad coverage against other HA and RF interferences.
The blocking effectiveness of TRU Block was recently evaluated against mouse IgG and a well-known HA blocker. The results indicate that TRU Block can outperform both mouse IgG and the other HA blocker in immunoassays.
Some examples of recent HAMA and RF blocking studies are shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2, respectively. These studies were done using a two-step mAb-mAb ELISA with the blockers added into a sample diluent buffer. IVD manufacturer's data on TRU Block vs. other interference blockers in a one-step ELISA format is shown in Figure 3.
TRU Block has also been successfully used in a lateral flow rapid test assay format where it was dried down as a stripe between the sample pad and assay antibody location.
TRU Block has shown a performance advantage over various interference blockers currently on the market. TRU Block has been successfully applied in IVD assays using both ELISA and lateral flow formats. The enhanced effectiveness of TRU Block allows IVD manufacturers to add this active blocker at reduced concentrations to achieve HAMA blocker cost reductions as well as broader coverage against HA/RF.
Ma Sha, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is principle investigator of TRU Block and manager, R&D projects, Patricia Hillman is technical specialist, Victor Van Cleave, Ph.D., is vp of research and development, and Robert Larson, Ph.D., is manufacturing and R&D manager at Meridian Life Science.
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― i just believe in memes (James Redd and the Blecchs), Saturday, 14 April 2012 12:43 (four years ago) Permalink
RIP. An unbelievable body of work (Memphis Horns' credits at Allmusic run four pages).
― Brad C., Saturday, 14 April 2012 13:08 (four years ago) Permalink
Quite a career. Here's his hometown obit:
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Mr. Pitts' use of the wah-wah effect pedal on "Shaft" resonated for several generations. His work would be sampled by numerous hip-hop and rap acts over the years including Dr. Dre and the Beastie Boys, among others.
Around 2007 Pitts played at some Ponderosa Stomp gigs in New Orleans and in NYC
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someone posted this on a Yahoo soul group email:
will be doing our annual "Soulsville" radio feature – six hours of nothing but Stax artists, this Saturday, April 27, noon-6 p.m. EDT from the Stax Museum of American Soul Music. Can listen online at www.wrtcfm.com. Lots of interviews and CD giveaways.
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Not much to really take out of 4 rounds of Boxing (in this case at least). Did Floyd look quick? Sure. Did Ortiz look out of his league? I suppose. Can anything happen in a full Boxing match? Of course. I just didn't see IMO enough to grant Floyd an incredible / great performance. It was a good showing while it lasted. I think he put on a better performance in the 4 rounds with Mosley than with Ortiz being he actually got hit (hurt), but came back and began dominating as early as the following round.
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Along with the Stone Roses, the Happy Mondays were the leaders of the late-'80s/early-'90s dance club-influenced Manchester scene, experiencing a brief moment in the spotlight before collapsing in 1992. While the Stone Roses were based in '60s pop, adding only a slight hint of dance music, the Happy Mondays immersed themselves in the club and rave culture, eventually becoming the most recognizable band of that drug-fueled scene. The Mondays' music relied heavily on the sound and rhythm of house music, spiked with '70s soul licks and swirling '60s psychedelia. It was bright, colorful music that had fractured melodies that never quite gelled into cohesive songs. Unwittingly or not, the Happy Mondays personified the ugly side of rave culture. They were thugs, purely and simply -- they brought out the latent violence that lay beneath the surface of any drug culture, even one as seemingly beatific as England's late-'80s/early-'90s rave scene. Under the leadership of vocalist Shaun Ryder, the group sounded and acted like thugs, especially in comparison with their peace-loving peers, the Stone Roses. Ryder's lyrics were twisted and surrealistic, loaded with bizarre pop culture references, drug slang, and menacing sexuality. Appropriately, their music was as convoluted. The Happy Mondays were one of the first rock bands to integrate hip-hop techniques into their music. They didn't sample, but they borrowed melodies and lyrics and, in the process, committed rock blasphemy. For a band that celebrated their vulgarity and excessiveness, the Happy Mondays appropriately were undone by their addictions, but they left behind a surprisingly influential legacy, apparent in everyone from dance bands like the Chemical Brothers to rock & rollers like Oasis. With their second album, 1988's Bummed, the Happy Mondays became British superstars, particularly lead singer Shaun Ryder. Pills 'n' Thrills & Bellyaches, released in 1990, marked the height of the band's popularity, creativity, and influence; although the record made the Top 100 albums chart in America, it didn't establish them as stars in the U.S. After that, the fall was quick. By the time they released their last studio album, Yes, Please, Manchester had disappeared from public consciousness; it sold respectably, but the group didn't have the commercial impact that they had just two years before. Besides the lack of public interest, Shaun Ryder had become addicted to heroin, tearing the band apart in the process. At a high-level record contract meeting, Ryder walked out for some "Kentucky Fried Chicken," which was the band's slang for heroin. Ryder never returned and the group quickly fell apart. Shaun Ryder and the Mondays' full-time dancer Bez re-emerged in the mid-'90s with Black Grape. The band released their critically acclaimed debut, It's Great When You're Straight ... Yeah, late in the summer of 1995. Black Grape's sound pursued the same direction as the Mondays, only with a harder, grittier edge to their sound and lyrics. Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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The Department of Art History at the University of Delaware and Winterthur Museum and Country Estate will co-host an interdisciplinary conference, "Collecting 'China': Objects, Materiality, and Multicultural Collectors" on September 29-30, 2006. The conference's goal is to examine the interconnections between objects' materiality and cultural codes. With the generous support from the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation, the conference is free and open to the public; advance registration required. This event also marks the first major event on Chinese art and Chinese studies ever held by both institutions.
The conference consists of three main sessions: China and the Discourse of Things, The World and its Collection of China, and On Different Grounds: Collecting Practices and Private Collectors. Objects to be explored are as varied as archaeological objects such as Shang-Dynasty oracle bones, Neolithic jades, and prehistoric potteries; exported ceramics, paintings, and wallpapers; and books and centuries-old architectural models. During the conference, archeologists, art historians, historians, and museum curators will explore how these objects have played roles in establishing what the word "Chinese" connotes in modern perceptions, and how such interpretations vary in different social and cultural contexts.
The list of speakers includes: Wen-Hsin Yeh, UC Berkeley; Eugene Wang, Harvard; Vimalin Rujivacharakul, U. Delaware; Marcia Reed, Getty Research Institute; Stacey Pierson, Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art; C. Griffith Mann, The Walters Art Museum; Elisabeth Lillehoj, DePaul University; Yuming He, University of Chicago; Ronald W. Fuchs II, Winterthur; Paola DeMatte, Rhode Island School of Design; Ting Chang, Carnegie Mellon; Shana Brown, University of Hawai'i; Patricia Berger, UC Berkeley; and Stanley Abe, Duke University.
The conference also features a roundtable discussion on methods and collecting practices, led by renowned senior art historians of U.Delaware and Winterthur: H. Perry Chapman, Bernard Herman, Kasey Grier, and Lawrence Nees.
For full details of the conference and registration, visit www.udel.edu/ArtHistory/symposium.html or call Winterthur at 800.448.3883.


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Roster Update: As announced earlier in the week, the Indians brought top pitching prosepect, Danny Salazar up to make his Major League debut today. Preston Guilmet was sent back to AAA to make room on the 25 man roster.
Player of the Game
First time starter Danny Salazar struck out seven over six innings, earning the win (and 6.88 POG points) in the process. He is the third straight starting pitcher to win the Player of the Game.
Feathers Up
Danny Salazar could not have been better in his Major League debut today as he threw six full innings and didn't allow a single hit or run until his final inning. The element of surprise was on his side as the Blue Jays hitters had never seen him before, and that lead to a massive amount of strike outs, including three in the second. Salazar struck out at least one hitter in every inning except the sixth and seven batters overall. Salazar was throwing his fastball near 100 MPH and did a great job keeping the Blue Jays hitters off balance.
Cody Allen continued his strike out streak as he struck out the side in the eighth inning. He has moved into the secondary set-up role following the temporary demotion of Vinnie Pestano and has been perfect so far, not allowing a single run in his last four outings.
Carlos Santana finally came through for the Tribe in his fourth at bat, after going 0-3 previously and stranding three runners in scoring position. Santana hit a triple in the bottom of the eighth which scored pinch runner Drew Stubbs from first to give the Indians a three run lead.
Feathers Down
Despite his fantastic start, Salazar almost didn't get the win in his debut. It took a lucky error in the sixth inning on a Lonnie Chisenhall single to finally get the go ahead run in just after Salazar pitched his last inning. Chris Perez then almost blew the save in the ninth when he allowed the tying run to reach first base. Things eventually worked out well, however and Perez earned his 11th save while Salazar took home his first win.
Final Score: Cleveland Indians 4 – Toronto Blue Jays 2


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There is one interesting thing, however — and maybe only one — about the Nittany Lions' opponent Saturday. Buffalo's coach, Turner Gill, has a fascinating history in college football and with Penn State.
Gill was the starting quarterback on some tremendous Nebraska teams in the early 1980s. He's perhaps best known for his role on the 1983 squad, which might be considered the best college team of all time if not for one loss.
The Huskers dropped a 31-30 decision to Miami in a thrilling Orange Bowl, with Gill's two-point conversion pass falling incomplete in the final minute to give the Hurricanes the national championship.
''I think we've all gotten over it,'' Gill, in his second season as Buffalo's coach, said of the Huskers' disappointment over that loss.
''Obviously [we were] very disappointed when it all happened and took place. But I know that we all played hard, and they were the best team that particular night and they beat us. ... Life goes on and moves on. You learn from what takes place.''
That Nebraska team featured Heisman Trophy-winning running back Mike Rozier, Gill, who finished fourth in the Heisman voting, and standout receiver Irving Fryar. The Huskers outscored their opponents by an average of 52-15.
Penn State knew all about how good Nebraska was that year. The Lions and Huskers met in the Kickoff Classic in the Meadowlands, and Nebraska crushed PSU, 44-6.
The cover of Sports Illustrated that week featured a picture of Rozier and read: ''Oh, those Huskers! Nebraska's Mike Rozier rips through Penn State.''
For the record, Rozier didn't rip through anything as he had only 71 yards on 16 carries and didn't score a touchdown. Gill had an impressive game, completing 11-of-14 passes for 158 yards and rushing 13 times for 53 yards. He ran for one TD and threw for another.
''We played very, very well against [Penn State],'' Gill said. ''I know we got off to a great start with them and played very well and had good things happen.
''The year before, in '82, they beat us, so it was great to come back and play them at New Jersey and come up with a win.''
That '82 game is a huge part of Lion lore as PSU rallied for a 27-24 win at Beaver Stadium and went on to win the national title.
Gill led Nebraska on an 80-yard drive in the closing minutes and scored from a yard out for a 24-21 lead with 1:18 to play. Todd Blackledge then marched the Lions 65 yards and hit tight end Kirk Bowman for a 2-yard TD with only four seconds left to give PSU the thrilling victory.
That was Nebraska's only loss that season, and there are folks in the Husker camp who feel they were robbed in the game by the officials. It turns out they may be right.
Penn State tight end Mike McCloskey made a 15-yard catch down to the 2 to set up the game-winning TD, but there was controversy over whether McCloskey was out of bounds when he made the grab.
Even McCloskey has admitted he was indeed out of bounds.
In 1998, McCloskey attended a Nebraska function in Omaha and introduced Gill, then the Huskers' quarterbacks coach. McCloskey owned up to being out of bounds on the controversial catch.
''That's the first time I've ever said I was out,'' McCloskey told The Associated Press that night.
''Maybe it was a good thing I was out of bounds because it kind of made me famous.''
Proving that what goes around comes around, the Huskers may have felt they were robbed of a chance at the national title in 1982, while Penn State feels it was robbed in 1994 despite being undefeated. None other than Nebraska won the title that year.
''There are no hard feelings, since we got our championship in 1994 and they didn't,'' Gill said at that 1998 event that featured McCloskey.
''I know what happened in 1982,'' McCloskey said that evening, ''but that still wasn't as bad as what the rotten pollsters did to us in 1994. We deserved a share of the title.''
Cory Giger is at 949-7031 and email@example.com.
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Turner Gill, the one-time quarterback at Nebraska in the 1980s, is now the head coach at the University of Buffalo.
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In his second season as Buffalo's head coach
The Bulls went 2-10 last season and are 1-1 this year; they're coming off a 42-7 win over Temple
Went 28-2 as starting quarterback at Nebraska in the early '80s; one of those losses came at Penn State in 1982, while the other was in the famous 1984 Orange Bowl against Bernie Kosar and Miami for the national championship
Assistant coach at Nebraska from 1992-2004, helping the Huskers win national titles in '94, '95 and '97 under head coach Tom Osborne
Played two seasons for Montreal Concordes in the Canadian Football League


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Warren Mayor Doug Franklin and Safety/Service Director Enzo Cantalamessa are doing their due diligence to help the city make an informed decision about consolidating municipal operations into a government center, commonly referred to as a one-stop.
The administration completed an inventory of all city-owned buildings, their conditions and an itemized list of how much it would cost to bring them up to standard. Two architectural firms completed the assessment.
The information is important to help City Council decide whether to approve $10.5 million worth of bonds to move into a government center. Knowing specifically the cost of keeping operations status-quo, knowing which structures would be vacated if a central operation is chosen and knowing which employees would be transferred to the center is all part of the decision-making process.
We now know that fixing up old buildings will cost approximately $3.5 million to $4 million and that a new building would provide a 20 percent reduction in utilities.
Next is for Council and the community to receive more options in detail. This includes location, cost of land, cost of construction if building new or cost of renovation if restoring old, and a comparison to any and all private developers' proposals, including one to create a one-stop out of the former Delphi campus on Dana Street.
We caution against Cantalamessa's rush to pass a bond package by the end of the year and everybody should be satisfied that this week Franklin announced that such a goal might be unrealistic. There seem to be too many specifics to address in such a limited amount of time.
When the idea first surfaced during former mayor Michael O'Brien's tenure, little information was available to make a sound decision. We commend Franklin and Cantalamessa for starting to provide the necessary details.
There can be many advantages to vacating decaying buildings that are scattered about town and centralizing city departments in a single building in or near downtown. Before committing taxpayers to a decades-long loan and spending $10. 5 million, lots of research is necessary.
Franklin and Cantalamessa seem to get that.


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If its Ganapati season, Kalnirnay grabs headlines in Mumbai. This is because of the towering presence of Kalnirnays founder Jayantrao Salgaonkar who heads an association of Ganapati Mandals in Mumbai. This powerful association proffers guidelines from the height, weight of the elephant-god idol, plus permissible levels of festivity. It looks into issues like immersion-management, that is, the day and venue for idol immersion. ...cont´d
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Glenn McConnell and I are both graduates of the College of Charleston, I in '50 and he in '69. We love the old lady and glory in her success, but we are saddened by the noisy reaction to Glenn's election to be our next president by some of the students and faculty.
But their actions are merely a fad of the moment that's sweeping many liberal arts campuses these days. Those who don't know Glenn will admire him a year from now for his enthusiastic, positive personality and engaging sense of humor. The faculty, in particular, will respect the decisions he will make and the process employed in making them.
Did Glenn McConnell save the College during the 1980s? Of course not, but he certainly helped her survive a dark period. Not many folks living today know the story. I'm going to tell it without specific dates or names because it reveals the true man and value of Glenn McConnell.
He and I were serving in our state Senate when some of his former professors alerted him to an unhappy situation that had developed at our alma mater. As an alumnus and their senator, he was asked for his assistance. He agreed to look into the matter and asked me to help. True to his ethic of thoroughness and the truth, this involved much time and work.
Accordingly, we took our findings to the board and urged them, as respectfully as possible, to take positive action. It was not a happy scene. If looks and words of certain board members could have killed, we would have been dead men.
Not long after the president resigned, citing personal and health reasons, Glenn and I got identical phone calls we'll never forget from the chairman of the board, calling from Columbia. He said, "Senator, how about if we bring a gentleman down there to be our new president by the name of Harry Lightsey?" We were overjoyed. It made all our unhappy work and the acrimony worthwhile.
Mr. Lightsey, trained as a veterinarian, became a lawyer and was serving as the dean of the USC Law School. He was widely recognized as one of South Carolina's brightest minds and is one of the three great presidents of our college in the modern era. They are Capt. Ted Stern, Dean Lightsey and Judge Alex Sanders. None were academics but all were effective leaders in their fields.
Academics are the principle province of provosts in the leadership arrangements of colleges and are usually appointed by the president. In all my years of knowing Glenn McConnell, I have never seen him supported with any other than excellent staff, and he will continue that practice at our college.
Small wonder then that he earned the respect of all those he has served with in our General Assembly, black and white, Democrat and Republican. His has been a rare life's journey and now we have him for our College of Charleston. His best, for us, is yet to come.
Arthur Ravenel Jr.
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Nameless is an abstract short film that tackles the controversial topic of inner city violence and the harm it causes to youth.
50 backers pledged $8,615 to help bring this project to life.
Successfully raised $8,615 with 50 backers
Some of our backers will receive this great poster for the NAMELESS " No Bullet Has a name" FILM
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'Arthritis Specialists' are medical professionals who are responsible for providing treatment to patients affected with arthritis. There are many forms of arthritis, the common being osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis in Dalton. For treating them, clinical tests like blood tests, radiology,etc, are done and after the detection, arthritis specialists give the necessary treatment for their recovery. In Dalton, the treatment differs according to the type of arthritis detected and arthritis specialists treat them accordingly.
At the beginning of medication, the arthritis specialists in Dalton give medicines having less power and increase as and when required. In Dalton, both physical as well as occupational therapy is given by the arthritis specialist for relieving the patients from the excruciating pain of arthritis.
Alliance for Green Heat and NYSERDA Announce Seven Finalists in International Pellet Stove Competition
Two New York teams are among the finalists (Long Island, NY) Alliance for Green Heat and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today announced that seven pellet stoves have been chosen as finalists in the Pellet Stove Design Challenge. This international competition, administered by the Alliance for Green Heat, identifies innovative low emissions and high efficiency..


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Woking's popular family event returns with three delicious days of food and drink
Get ready to watch the 'cream of the crop' demonstrate delicious, mouth-watering masterpieces in front of your eyes
Get Surrey's Laura Nightingale caught up with Instagram sensation Georgina Hayden ahead of her Woking Food and Drink Festival debut
Jamie Oliver says a 7p tax on cans of soft drinks could generate as much as £1bn which should be ring-fenced for health programmes to reduce child obesity
This is the time of year that we take out the wall flowers and forget-me-nots that are the backbone of our Spring displays and replace them with our Summer bedding plants and perennials.
Great recipe for British Barnsley chop with a Loseley salsa verde and Gennaro pan roasted rosemary and golden marjoram baby spuds!
TODAY is National Wear a Tea Cosy on Your Head Day and to celebrate the Guildford and Weybridge branches of White Stuff are hosting a tea party.
THREE intrepid schoolgirls have found the perfect way to make a meal out of horrible Halloween with a lovely idea of helping a local charity.
JAMIE Oliver's Guildford restaurant was caught up in controversy over its food hygiene levels.
CHEFS from Jamie Oliver's restaurant in Guildford have been encouraging schoolchildren to eat fresh food.
A MOTHER of two with an entrepreneurial streak has achieved further TV success.
TELEVISION chef Jamie Oliver has set an autumn opening date for his latest restaurant in Guildford town centre.
CELEBRITY chef Jamie Oliver is to open a new restaurant in Guildford later this year after permission was granted by the borough council.
THE restaurant chain owned by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver is looking to open a new eatery in Guildford.
"I'M afraid to say that I worry we've become domesticated humans... I think we've become a bit like my pet cats."
HINCHLEY Wood School students tackled everything from climate change to battery farming as they prepared for the BBC's News School Report Day.
FOOD is the theme of this year's science week at New Haw Junior School.
PECKINGHAM Palace — just a few minutes' walk from Woking town centre — has become a sanctuary for the hens that live there.
THE Dorking-based entrepreneur who founded the health club chain LA fitness is set to face one of his toughest challenges as he begins his mission to improve the Uk fitness industry as whole.
Fred Turok, who remortgaged his house to launch his first club in 1990, which has grown to an empire of 88 branches, has been appointed chairman of the Fitness Industry Association (FIA) the trade body for the £4 billion industry.
CRANLEIGH triplets Lucy, Iain and Darren Budgen made the news when they were born and they have done it again after celebrating their 18th birthday.
The students, Lucy, Iain and Darren, all work at the village's Sainsbury's supermarket and the store marked the special event on Saturday last week.
A SAINSBURY'S food advisor from Walton tried something new when she met celebrity chef Jamie Oliver as part of a special food training programme.
CELEBRITY chef Jamie Oliver really started something with his Jamie's School Dinners television show and pupils at Oakfield School are seeing the benefit with improved dishes added to their already nutritious lunch menu.
IT'S a little like telling Gwyneth Paltrow her Ophelia isn't up to scratch. Or Jamie Oliver you're not too happy with the food at his Fifteen restaurant.
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As her legend grows, Seabury Hall's Dakota Grossman is all about getting better. Baldwin's James Pearson has watched from up close and learned along the way.
Grossman, who won her third Maui Interscholastic League and state cross country championships in her junior season, is The Maui News MIL Girls Runner of the Year. Pearson, a senior, won the league title and finished eighth in the state race to claim the MIL boys award.
"My training this year felt much better than last year," Pearson said. "Everything I've worked for finally paid off. Working hard gets you what you want, so I feel pretty good with what I've accomplished."
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James Pearson of Baldwin High School capped his prep cross country career by placing eighth at this year's state meet, while Seabury Hall junior Dakota Grossman claimed the title for a third consecutive season.
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Pearson knows Grossman is putting in that same kind of effort.
"I know that she is working hard and that," he said. "When I see her, I know I'm kind of not at that high a level, but for the guys, I am their Dakota, so I need to try my hardest, too."
Grossman is unbeaten against Hawaii runners and can become the second person to claim four state cross country titles next fall, joining Punahou's Eri Macdonald, who swept the races from 1995 to 1998.
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Grossman's six combined individual state titles in cross country and track put her into a tie for second all-time for an MIL athlete, with swimmers Jack Pope of Lahainaluna and Cheyne Bloch of Baldwin. The all-time leader is former Seabury runner Tia Ferguson.
"I definitely feel like I'm growing a lot, too - that kind of affects my performance," said Grossman, who has added 3 1/2 inches to reach 5-foot-9 1/2 in the last year. "That growth has kind of taken some of my strength, so this past season I felt like I didn't really improve that much, but I think I'm definitely going to this year."
Grossman is one of six Spartans on the All-Star team, along with Kiana Smith, Ally Smith, Christy Fell, Lia Matsunaga and Jenna Loesberg. The others are Nikki Musto of King Kekaulike, and Baldwin's Ellie Bio, Sage Saito and Erin Murashige.
Grossman finished 61st in the Foot Locker West Regional Championships in November.
"There are times, definitely, in the MIL where every meet I have to run against myself," she said. "I just try to run as fast as I can and switch it up a bit, but if it doesn't work out it's hard. The lack of competition makes it pretty difficult to improve my times."
Pearson is joined on the boys All-Star team by Seabury's Brenden Heitzman, Nic Colon, Duncan Harrison and Alden Simmer, Akona Adolpho of Molokai, Corban Kaikkonen of Lahainaluna, Cody McCorriston and Devin Vandervoort of Maui High and Xavier Damo of Maui Preparatory Academy.
The teams are based on the top-10 finishers in the MIL championship meet.
Pearson has Oregon Institute of Technology at the top of his college list - he wants to be a civil or electrical engineer.
Before that, he will try to help the Bears defend their state boys team track title this spring.
"I'm really excited for track," he said. "We can definitely defend that state title. We just have to get some points out of places that we didn't last year."
That would include Pearson, who finished eighth in the 1,500-meter state final in May.
"I hope to win the 15 this year, that is one of my goals, as well as the team winning again," Pearson said. "I can't believe cross country is over - it went by so fast, way too fast."
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A note from Mary Ten Eyck, a reader and a 79-year-old great-grandmother from Tully:
Good morning. Quite spontaneously, I mailed this little message to my kids and grandkids this morning, with tongue in cheek, but also with humility and a great deal of gratitude! (They have little empathy for our gray CNY days!) Thought it might brighten your day, also.
Mary Ten Eyck
(This is the note Mary e-mailed to her children. She told me over the phone that she wrote it just after dawn, in her sunroom, while looking out at a new and beautiful layer of snow):
Good morning. An amazing thing happened today, and, as with such events, I like to share them with my family! Let me try to describe it.
There was this yellow brightness in the early eastern sky, which grew in intensity until it finally took on the shape of a very dazzling sphere, which gradually rose into the blue sky with considerable audacity. Its radiance touched everything!
It made the new fallen show sparkle like diamonds.
It seemed to bring a clearer definition to trees and roofs and little bushes.
It made the finches giddy.
It caused the people to laugh, and even want to hum a tune.
Their eyes danced.
It warmed the cold, sharp air.
It made the windows in houses look cloudy
When, before, people had thought they were clear.
It made all the sleeping dust on chairs and tables giggle with their secret.
It lifted spirits high
And reached deep within the souls of we mortals here in my valley,
Causing us to put aside, for one precious moment, the eternal grayness of our world.
It was, indeed, a glorious thing.
Love, Granny


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Easy Pumpkin Recipes
Pumpkins are a member of the cucurbit family. Like their cousins the cucumber and melon, these winter squash come in all different colours and sizes. Here are some of our favourite and most delicious ways to cook with pumpkins this fall and winter. (13 Photos)
Pumpkin Cake With Chips
Chocolate and pumpkin are a perfect pair. This recipe combines a dense loaf cake with mini semisweet chips. Yum!
Get the recipe for Pumpkin Cake With Chips.Courtesy of Baking Style by Lisa Yockelson (Wiley, 2011)
Pumpkin Picarones
These anise seed-infused pumpkin and sweet potato doughnuts are deliciously addictive and very easy to make.
Get the recipe for Picarones.Courtesy of Tom Kime
Pumpkin Honey Bread
Tender and moist, this toothsome pumpkin bread is perfect for fall bake sales. It becomes a special Halloween treat when you sandwich whipped cream cheese between two slices. If you like, use a paring knife to trim your sandwiches into pumpkins, witches' hats and skulls.
Get the recipe for Pumpkin Honey Bread.
Pumpkin Brittle
This crunchy, antioxidant-filled treat is the modern alternative to peanut brittle. Impress your guests, colleagues and bake sale customers with this seasonal snack.
Get the pumpkin brittle Recipe here!IVILLAGE.CA
Pumpkin Macaroni and Cheese
Whole wheat pasta and pumpkin add a sweet, nutty flavour and nutritious boost to this luxurious pasta dish. No more empty calories!
Get the recipe here.CHATELAINE.COM
How to Roast Pumpkin Seeds: Best Recipe!
This sweet and savoury rendition of roasted pumpkin seeds is broken down into easy steps.
Get Melissa Carter's recipe here!MELISSA CARTER
Pumpkin and Sage Gratin
Pumpkins are in fact a kind of winter squash. This recipe by Rori Travato shows us how to enjoy them just like squash in a savoury way.
Get the recipe for pumpkin and sage gratin Recipe here!RORI TRAVATO
Mini Pumpkin Cheesecakes
These unctuous and dreamy pumpkin cheesecakes are the perfect size for children, and adults who like to limit their calorie intake.
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The original Peacock Throne, called Takht-e Tavus, was built for the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the early 17th century.
The name comes from the shape of the throne, having the figures of two peacocks standing behind it, their tails being expanded and the whole so inlaid with sapphires, rubies, emeralds, pearls and other precious stones of appropriate colors as to represent life. The famous Koh-i-noor diamond was placed in this throne.
The throne was seized along with other plunder when the Iranian conqueror Nader Shah captured Delhi in 1739. Before leaving India, he had a divan made in the same style and brought both Peacock Thrones back to Iran, only to lose both in warfare with the Kurds, who apparently dismantled them and distributed the precious stones and metals.
Later Peacock Thrones or divans (probably reproductions) were made for subsequent shahs, notably Fath Ali Shah. The dazzling chair-like throne used by the two Pahlavi ShÄahs at their coronations (1926, 1941) was a reproduction dating from the Qajar dynasty.
The beauty of peacock feathers is the inspiration for this piece woven to resemble the dramatic "eye" of the peacock tail. To further accentuate the peacock design, the Swarovski crystals have the peacock eye design coated on them giving its name to the colour of this crystal. Embracing the peacock eye crystals are high quality Czech dagger embellishments that also have the peacock eye design printed.
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RICHARD DeCoatsworth, a five-year veteran police officer who was hailed as a hero after being shot in the face by a suspect in 2007 but who more recently drew controversial headlines, left the force last week.
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The leading scorer for last years Green Wave basketball team will play for USC-Salkehatchie College this school year.
Summerville High School graduate John Jenkins, on Thursday, signed with the Indians Mens Basketball team. Jenkins, who finished his Green Wave career as an All-state player and with 1,041 points, said he is relieved to finally know where he will start college.
It was a tough process for me because I was talking to some other schools but things just didnt work out, Jenkins said. Then Coach Hendren called and said he was interested. He showed me around the campus and it was a great visit. It is a small campus but I think at a smaller college you get close with your professors and it will be easy to get to know people. Plus, I think Coach Hendren will be able to help me get to that next level.
Jenkins was the 2013-14 Region 8-AAAA Player of the Year and participated in the North-South All-star Game. As a senior, he averaged 20.2 points per game and was a 67 percent free throw shooter. The guard had 54 assists and 89 rebounds. In all, Jenkins was part of three region championship teams.
First-year Indians Head Coach Corey Hendren said he envisions Jenkins having a similar role to the one he played at SHS in his program.
John is a scorer, he said. He finds ways to put the ball in the basket. He did that his whole high-school career. The way we play, he will be able to continue that type of play. Im expecting him to be a huge part of what we do.
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I need to improve my mid-range shot and my ball handling a bit and Im sure Coach Hendren can help me with that, Jenkins said.
Jenkins plans to major in Sports Management.
Joining him on the Indians team will be fellow SHS graduate Christian Kalacanic, who also signed with USC-Salkehatchie Thursday. For more on how Kalacanic may fit into the Indians program, see Fridays issue.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced that it will be asking for public comment regarding whether drilling companies should be required to disclose what's in the chemicals used for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
However, environmental groups like the New Jersey Sierra Club said they need to go further by increasing regulations on the industry.
An "advanced notice of rulemaking" was released by the EPA on May 9 stating that the agency will initiate a public participation process to "seek comment on the information that should be reported or disclosed for hydraulic fracturing chemical substances and mixtures."
Hydraulic fracturing is a process used to mine natural gas or oil, in which a liquid — usually water, mixed with sand and chemicals — is injected at high pressure into wellbores, creating fractures in deep rock formations, therefore releasing the natural gas or oil.
While there is currently a moratorium on fracking in the Delaware River Watershed, it could begin at any time if the moratorium is lifted.
The New Jersey Sierra Club, which was one of the groups to sign the petition for the rulemaking, believes it is a necessary step, but would also like to see additional regulations created for the fracking process, as well as for the disposal of waste caused from the process.
"We are glad they are asking for public comment, but we need more than public comment. We have seen enough pollution already from this dangerous industry," said Jeff Tittel, director of the state's Sierra Club. "We are still waiting for the EPA study to come out on fracking. While they are looking for public comment and we are waiting on the report, billions of gallons of water are being injected underground in the drilling process and wastewater is being dumped in rivers and streams."
There are proposals for thousands of fracking wells in the Delaware River area, according to Tittel, and while surrounding areas could see benefits, New Jersey could see nothing more than the waste.
"If it happens, Pennsylvania gets the money, New York gets the gas and South Jersey gets dumped on," Tittel said.
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"This is the first time the public has really had a chance to comment on this process and people need to get involved in both commenting and the process itself," Tittel said in a written release.
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Republican leaders are preparing to take action against President Barack Obama's health care law, regardless of how the Supreme Court rules in its much anticipated ruling Thursday.
House Republicans held a news conference on Capitol Hill Wednesday, announcing plans to repeal what's left of the law if the high court fails to strike the legislation down entirely.
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The New Jersey Military and Veterans Affairs Committee unanimously passed a resolution Thursday that strengths health care access to veterans in South Jersey.
The measure, sponsored by state Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1), is made up of 10 recommendations by the New Jersey Veterans Hospital Task Force.
"Veterans in South Jersey are forced to travel hours, either to North Jersey, Pennsylvania or Delaware, for treatment at a VA facility," Van Drew said.
"For these individuals, many who are older and are suffering with numerous health problems, the travel is an unnecessary and harmful burden."
The main recommendation by the resolution (SCR-142) is the creation of a pilot program in South Jersey to give veterans access to local medical facilities.
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While there are small clinics in Northfield, Cape May and Vineland, the senator explained, they are either ill-equipped or overwhelmed by demand.
"I look forward to the entire legislature voting on this plan and submitting it to the Department of Veterans Affairs," Van Drew said.
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AND PEOPLE IN ANOTHER SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED AGAINST A TAX INCREASE. THE ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT WANTED TO USE THE MONEY TO HIRE MORE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS. ONE WOMAN TOLD US WHY SHE VOTED "YES." " for school safety, for our children's safety, there's been so much violence in the school's lately over the last couple of years, we need to make sure our small hometown schools are taken care of, just as much of the bigger schools in the larger cities." AND HERE'S A BREAKDOWN OF THE FINAL VOTE TOTALS. 668 PEOPLE VOTED IN FAVOR OF THE PROPOSAL, AND 1042 PEOPLE VOTED AGAINST THE MEASURE.
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