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In 1971, a business was started in Elkins that would come to meet much of the area's need for repair, replacement and installation of asphalt.
Custom Paving and Sealing Inc. is a locally owned and operated company that services the driveways and lots of homeowners and businesses in the northcentral part of West Virginia.
The main type of work that Custom Paving and Sealing concerns itself with is the application of asphalt. Depending on the needs of the customer, this process can involve several steps. At times, it is necessary to mill the top layer of old pavement. After that, a large-stone base mix is applied. Finally, the wearing mix, a top coat containing smaller stones, is laid down.
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Custom Paving and Sealing is a locally owned and operated company that services the driveways and lots of homeowners and businesses in the northcentral part of West Virginia.
Business owner Steve Lambert knows that his employees are capable of completing all the tasks listed above. He said his employees attend seminars and trainings throughout the year, including state-held classes for black-top and compaction.
"A quality product is worth the investment," said Lambert, who has faith that a good product and service will lead to return business.
The service of sealcoating is becoming highly sought after. Custom Paving and Sealing recently purchased a larger tank - 1,000 gallons - to accommodate the rising demand. It is less expensive than asphalt and can help to protect a paved surface for up to five years. The sealcoat mix can be adjusted to meet the needs of the job. For instance, workers may add more sand when greater traction is a concern, such as on a steep hill.
Private contracts make up the bulk of the company's work. Some recent pavings and coatings at businesses include the parking lots at Aaron's, Big Lots and the Elkins Post Office, although smaller projects at individual homes also are important to the company.
Custom Paving and Sealing can be reached at 304-636-3072, and more information also is available at custompavingandsealing.net.


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BF Model Says Justin Bieber Can't Freestyle Dancing
One of the models in Justin's music video "Boyfriend" told myfoxhouston.com that Justin can't freestyle dancing.
The 20-year-old Cheyenne Depree (picture-left) admits Justin is a great singer, but dancing??
"This has to be the best video I've ever done. Justin and his crew were awesome. I felt like a queen, they pampered us, we had lots of food, just Bieber, he's a really cool kid. Most stars aren't very friendly, but he's very personable.
"His dancing, uhhh, it's good because it's choreography. He's a choreographer dancer.
"I can freestyle. Justin can't really freestyle; you get what I'm saying? He can't go off the top of his head."
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SYCODE - SKP Import for INOVATE :
SKP Import for INOVATE is a SketchUp SKP file import add-in for INOVATE®. This add-in gives INOVATE the ability to import geometric data from SketchUp SKP files.
SKP Import for INOVATE reads polygon mesh data stored in SKP files and imports it into INOVATE A polygon mesh in a SKP file is comprised of a set of triangular or quad faces. SKP Import for INOVATE recreates the SKP model data inside the active INOVATE drawing.
SKP Import for INOVATE is very easy to use. It adds new commands to INOVATE. Once installed, it automatically loads itself into INOVATE and adds a new menu called "SKPImport" to the INOVATE menu containing these new commands.
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Below is the hardware, software and operating system requirements for INOVATE add-ins running on the Microsoft Windows platform.
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Please download a fully functional trial of this product by clicking "Download". To start using the software, you need a license key. A license key can be of two types: Trial or Permanent. A trial key is issued to you instantly and completely free of cost so that you may try the software before you purchase a license. A permanent key is issued after you have purchased a license. If during the trial period (10 days or runs, whichever is earlier) you find this product useful, you may return to this page and click the "Buy Now" button to place your order. In the order process you will be asked to enter your Host ID that appears in the "SYCODE License Server" dialog box (which appears when you run any of the product commands). SYCODE will create and send you your key by email within 2 business days. To avoid disruption in your workflow, place your order before the trial period ends.
Subscription is highly recommended since it will keep your software up to date and grants a second free perpetual license for your laptop, among many other benefits. For details please read the SYCODE License and Subscription Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).
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Since SKP Import for INOVATE is an add-in for INOVATE, it must be loaded into the INOVATE environment before it can be used. Please follow the simple instructions in the SKP Import for INOVATE ReadMe document which is copied into the installation folder. After you have loaded the add-in file into INOVATE, simply click on the menu items in the "SKPImport" submenuto run these new commands.
The 'SKPImport' submenu consists of the following commands:
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SKP Import for INOVATE comes with detailed documentation for each command as well as a tutorial to get you started in the shortest possible time. There is also an online version of the help file which you can view by clicking the link below.
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SketchUp is a 3D modeling program designed for architects, civil engineers, filmmakers, game developers, and related professions. It also includes features to facilitate the placement of models in Google Earth. It is marketed as an easy-to-use conceptual tool with a simple interface. A well known feature in the SketchUp World is the 3D Warehouse. Users can use their Google Accounts to upload models, and then browse the 3D Warehouse for many components and models. SketchUp's native file format is has a SKP extension.
Sycode Software Licensing TermsOur licenses are single computer licenses and are locked to each computer they are installed on. Basically, the license key is specific to the computer's Host ID (the MAC address of the computer), and will not work on another computer. The installer picks up the physical MAC address of the network card connected to the computer which is basically Ethernet adapter Network Connect Adapter. So unless you change your network card, the key will always work even if you reinstall your operating system. If your internal network is periodically assigning a different Host ID to your computer, then please find a solution for this with your IT department.
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Claims about taxes and budgets kept the Truth-O-Meter busy reviewing statements about whether President Barack Obama has ever raised taxes and how Gov. Chris Christie's use of line-item vetoes slashed $360 million from the new state budget.
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Amazon.com's (NASDAQ: AMZN ) showrooming effect may finally be catching up to the country's leading discount department-store chains.
Shares of Target (NYSE: TGT ) fell on Wednesday after the company posted disappointing quarterly results and lowered its earnings guidance for the entire fiscal year. Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT ) slipped last week after a rare miss on the bottom line. However, both companies are also falling short on the top line, as Target and Wal-Mart posted surprisingly negative same-store sales for the current quarter.
Amazon hasn't had a problem growing its sales, so is showrooming -- when folks turn to online retailers for better deals -- finally starting to hurt the discounters? Wal-Mart and Target sell a lot of perishables and other non-discretionary goods for which Amazon isn't an alternative, but it's hard to ignore the soft comps. Wal-Mart and Target blame the late winter season and the late start to the distribution of tax refunds in some cases, but why isn't Amazon smarting?
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The best Windows 8.1 laptops to show off its new features
Microsoft has just unveiled the free update of its Windows 8.1 operating system. So if the new features (covered in our Windows 8.1 tips and tricks feature) appeal you might want to buy yourself a new laptop. Windows 8.1 will be available on plenty of shiny new PCs from 18 October, here's the best ones out there now, or coming soon. And here's everything you need to know about Windows 8.1.
HP Envy17 Leap Motion Special Edition
Don't just get the latest Windows 8.1 OS, get the world's first laptop to feature Leap Motion controls built-in. This is ideal for the touchscreen interface of Windows 8.1, allowing you to control everything with nothing but your finger floating in the air. And with that mighty 17.3-inch 1080p display powered by Nvidia graphics you'll feel like you're in your very own Iron Man control room.
Beats graded audio and a backlit keyboard are also crammed into the aluminium chassis of the HP Envy17 Leap Motion SE. Get your hands on one this month with prices starting at $1050 (£653).
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Samsung ATIV Book 9 Plus
As ever Samsung is out for Apple blood and this laptop puts the MacBook Air right in its sights. The 13.3-inch display is a stonking 3200 x 1800 pixels which equates to 276ppi. And despite being 13.6mm thin and 1.39kg it crams in a 12 hour battery, Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB SSD. Plus it'll easily connect to your Android mobile and let you use it on screen using SideSync smarts. Pricing starts at $1,400 (£870).
Read the Pocket-lint Samsung Ativ 9 Book Plus article here.
Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro
This is where the lines between laptop and tablet blur a little. Since it's not detachable though we're classing it as a laptop. But there is a touchscreen and the keyboard can be folding right in behind for a 15.5mm thick, 1.39kg tablet of sorts. But primarily it's an Ultrabook with super efficient Intel Core Haswell innards and a 3200 x 1800, 13.3-inch touchscreen. Get the Yoga 2 Pro later this month for £1,100.
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Dell XPS 15
The updated XPS 15 is, as you'd imagine, packing the latest Intel Haswell processors. It's also got an UltraSharp 15-inch display with a 3200 x 1800 resolution that looks great powered by Nvidia graphics. And the outside looks impressive too with a carbon fibre finish on the base, a well spaced keyboard and large trackpad all finished off with a brushed aluminium lid - weighing in at 2kg. There's also NFC for quick connections and plenty of ports to keep you going. Expect to see it on sale this month with a hefty price tag.
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Sony Vaio Fit
Another laptop that verges on tablet territory is the Vaio Fit multi-flip PC. The backlit keyboard is attached but can be folded behind the 15.5-inch screen to be used as a 2kg tablet. As a laptop it boasts a 2880 x 1620 resolution screen, an impressive 8-megapixel Exmor RS for PC camera, digitiser stylus, Intel i7 processor and 16GB of RAM. Expect it to get a release date and price soon. It also comes in 13-inch and 14-inch versions.
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Acer Aspire S7
For a slender, light and attractive laptop that also crams in power, this 1.3kg, 11.9mm thick beauty is the one for you. The S7, with its veneer-like finish and 13-inch 1080p screen, looks great as an ultrabook but also sports Intel Core i5 power, 4GM RAM and a 128GB SSD, plus a 12 hour battery life. Pick one up for £1,165.
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From the 1770s until the waning decades of Romanticism, Goethe (1749-1832) held a dominant position in the Republic of Letters. In Germany, young aspiring artists vied for Goethe's encouragement and – even if they were rejected or neglected – worshipped him from a distance: "Darf ich nennen, was uns alle verband? Ein Dichter [Goethe] hatte uns alle geweckt; der Geist seiner Werke war der Mittelpunkt geworden, in dem wir uns selbst und einander wiederfanden" ["May I say what united all of us? One poet had roused us; the spirit of his works had become the center in which we found ourselves and each other", Clemens Brentano, Godwi, 1801]. For several generations, both domestic and foreign admirers and detractors agreed …
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The Future of Representative Democracyby John Keane Sonia Alonso Wolfgang Merkel
The Future of Representative Democracy poses important questions about representation, representative democracy and their future. Inspired by the last major investigation of the subject by Hanna Pitkin over four decades ago, this ambitious volume fills a major gap in the literature by examining the future of representative forms of democracy in terms of present-day trends and past theories of representative democracy. Aware of the pressing need for clarifying key concepts and institutional trends, the volume aims to break down barriers among disciplines and to establish an interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars. The contributors emphasise that representative democracy and its future is a subject of pressing scholarly concern and public importance. Paying close attention to the unfinished, two-centuries-old relationship between democracy and representation, this book offers a fresh perspective on current problems and dilemmas of representative democracy and the possible future development of new forms of democratic representation.
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President rejects attacks and orders reconstruction of schoolLunes, febrero 4th, 2013
President Juan Manuel Santos adamantly rejected a terrorist attack perpetrated by the Farc guerrilla last Friday in San Vicente del Caguán, which destroyed the Balsillas school. It's a "cowardly and irrational" act, the President said, and gave orders for the school to be rebuilt.
Mr. Santos reassured people that the nation will continue to fight these illegal armed groups until the conflict is brought to an end. The Government, he explained, is currently advancing towards the implementation of mechanisms that lead to longlasting peace, such as reparation for victims of the conflict.
"In the meantime, we will continue to make peace by other means, building schools, with projects that make fields more productive, providing reparation for victims. Here we already began an important reparation process, giving the lands that were taken from farmers back to them, and we are offering reparation nor just with a title, but with a productive project," Santos said.
According to the President, if peace talks in Cuba result in an agreement, the residents of departments like Caquetá can be more at ease and this will mean better opportunities for development and economic growth.


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Our Gold Pomps Tissue Squares make it easy to create a fantastic parade float.
Our Gold Pomps Tissue Squares are flame resistant and bleed-proof and 300 tissue squares measuring 5 1/2 inches are included in each package. Simply poke the squares through every other hole in chicken wire (with one inch holes - found at most hardware stores) to cover 4 square feet.
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By Ben Hyatt, News writer
The new Vault owner is bringing her Country Club menu to downtown.
With the idea of buying local and providing whole foods that are homemade, new Vault owner Layne Tussey has taken her exclusive Country Club menu to a new downtown hot spot.
"My goal is to provide quick and healthy food for anyone who wants a break from unhealthy fast food," said Tussey.
Tussey opened the Vault April 15, but said that she has still not held a grand opening event.
Maysville Community College will hold its graduation ceremony for 34 Licking Valley Campus students May 5.
Maysville Community and Technical College will award 494 diplomas and degrees to 358 graduates for the 2010/2011 year.
Helping make up the number of graduates will be the 34 Licking Valley Campus students, who will graduate with an associate degree.
I feel the need to remind everyone that even though there is tons of breaking national news currently being talked about, we still need to remember local news as well.
When I was in college, I took a class called Community Leadership Development 320, better known to the students as "What's in the news."
The class was taught by the very enthusiastic Dr. Randy Weckman, who by my understanding, might be the No. 1 person to call when you want to know what is going on around the world.
The Harrison County Thorobreds won three games in two days to improve their season record to 11-5 while winning the McDonalds/Harrison Memorial Hospital Classic.
The Breds opened the Classic with the Conner Cougars of Hebron, Ky. The Cougars jumped on Thorobreds' starter Josh Morrison for five runs in one and two thirds innings as Morrison had trouble with his control.
The Cougars scored in the top of the first on a single, two Harrison County errors and a ground out to take the early lead.
The State Champions from 1997 and 1998 will be honored Friday night before and during the Thorobreds game with Fleming County on the Hilltop.
The festivities begin around 5 p.m. when the former players take batting practice and will continue through the game.
There is a junior varsity game scheduled before the introduction of the players, statisticians and coaches from the two teams. Event organizer Buddy Renaker has been working to contact the participants and said he has a positive response from 75 percent or more that expect to be in attendance.
The Harrison County Fillies played some of the better competition they have seen this year in the past week and came away with one win in three tries.
Fleming County, with a 9-4 record and Rowan County, who is currently 15-5, provided some stiff competition giving Coach Christine Garnett a better idea as to what her team needs to do before the district begins.
The Fillies played host to the Lady Panthers of Fleming County on Thursday, April 28. The visitors jumped out for nine runs in the top of the first and the Fillies could never recover.
Weather continues to be a factor for the Harrison County Fillies and Thorobreds track teams as they prepare for the upcoming region meets.
The number of meets and practices that the athletes have been able to compete in have seriously hampered the ability to prepare for the type of competition in this region. Added to this, on Saturday there were illness, injury and academic obligations which had a skeleton crew going to Dunbar.
The Fillies did quite well despite the lack of depth they usually have and finished fifth.
Friday will be an evening of excitement on the Hilltop as the 1997 and 1998 champions return for a special night. Wouldn't it be nice if the school would name the Whitaker Park, Herrington Field and Snopek Press Box that night?
Buddy Renaker has been working on the special night and believes 75 percent of the players, stat people and coaches will be there along with their families and others.
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biogeochemical cycles
elements, chemical compounds and other forms of matter are passed between organisms and parts of the biosphere in a cycle
limiting nutrient
single nutrient that either is scarce or cycles very slowly, limiting the growth of organisms in an ecosystem
algal bloom
an increase in the amount of algae and other producers that results from a large input of a limiting nutrient
Primary succession
A succession that begins in an area where there are no remnants of an older ecosystem
Secondary succession
A succession that occurs in an area where remnants of a previous ecosystem, such as soil, remain
Primary succession
begins in areas with no remnants of an older community. It occurs on bare rock surfaces where no soil exists. The first species to live in an area of primary succession are called pioneer species.
called pioneer species.
Secondary succession
occurs when a disturbance changes a community without completely destroying it
Human-caused disturbance
ecosystems may or may not recover from extensive human-caused disturbances.
Competitive exclusion principle
The rule that says that no two species can occupy exactly the same niche in the same habitat at exactly the same time
Keystone species
A species in which a change in its population causes a dramatic change in the structure of the community
What an organism does and how it interacts with the abiotic and biotic factors in the environment
Average year-after-year patterns of temperature and precipitation in a region over long periods.
Greenhouse effect
Situation in which heat is retained in Earth's Situation in which heat is retained in Earth's atmosphere due to accumulation of greenhouse gases
Factors That Affect Climate
solar energy trapped in the biosphere, by latitude, and by the transport of heat by winds and ocean currents.
cellular respiration
process that releases energy by breaking down glucose and other food molecules in the presence of oxygen
trophic level
step in the movement of energy through an ecosystem; an organism's feeding status in an ecosystem.
water cycle
the continuous process by which water moves from Earth's surface to the atmosphere and back
(ecology) the gradual and orderly process of change in an ecosystem brought about by the progressive replacement of one community by another until a stable climax is established
secondary succession
succession following a disturbance that destroys a community without destroying the soil
the first organisms to colonize any newly available area and start the process of succession.


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Nuclear energy network works to improve safety
National nuclear energy authorities, operators and researchers continue to collaborate on developing better prevention and mitigation strategies for severe accidents through a network developed by the EU-funded SARNET2 project.
Published: 28 April 2016
Scientific support for managing biodiversity
EU-funded project ESMERALDA is developing ways to assess Europe's biodiverse ecosystems and their many contributions to society and the economy.
Published: 12 January 2016
Cleaning up the marine litter that pollutes our oceans
The sea is an important resource for us all. We rely on it for much of our diet. In many cases, our livelihoods depend on it. Robust marine ecosystems are vital both for a healthy planet and also for general human wellbeing.
Published: 30 April 2015
A closer look at corruption, and how to fight it
The battle against corruption has been a challenge ever since the first bribe was exchanged for private gain. There have been some successes and many failures. In response, EU-funded researchers are taking a fresh look at one of the murkiest sides of human behaviour. Their studies have already yielded results - steps towards practical solutions to an age-old problem.
Published: 5 January 2015
Ensuring the freedom and independence of Europe's media in a changing world
The role of the media in guaranteeing that citizens have the information and tools they need to fully engage with democratic processes has been put into the spotlight in recent years. While the freedom of journalists and media organisations to report the truth has largely been taken for granted in democratic societies, new challenges and difficulties are raising new questions about how these freedoms can remain resilient.
Published: 22 December 2014
Saving lives with dynamic emergency exit signs
In an emergency evacuation, indicating the safest exit can save lives. EU-funded researchers hope to minimise casualties with a smart sign system able to determine the safest exit and point people towards it. Trials have been encouraging, and discussions are underway on further developing some of the projects ground-breaking technologies.
Published: 15 October 2014
How research can help pluralism across Europe
Europe has always been a blend of cultures and communities, with a regular churn of people across the continent. Yet the mix can be complex, and some find the changes difficult. While there may be no perfect way to manage Europes ethnic and religious diversity, the European Union (EU)-funded research project ACCEPT PLURALISM has developed a guide to help deal with the challenges as they arise.
Published: 4 September 2014
Improving public health in Europe through better air quality information
PASODOBLE project has developed a European-wide system, called 'Myair', to deliver essential air quality data to environmental officials, doctors and hospitals, as well as to the public at large.
Published: 25 August 2014
How our environment can shape us
In Europe, reproductive health problems in men such as poor semen quality, testicular cancer, and genital birth defects are common. These issues seem to be the result of maldevelopment and malfunction in the testes of the foetus, the so-called testicular dysgenesis syndrome (TDS), which evidence suggests may be caused by exposure to environmental chemicals.
Published: 30 July 2014
Increasing pressures on Europe's marine and coastal areas, particularly around the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, highlight the need for these areas to become more resilient to human activities and natural change. There is a large scientific research effort already underway to identify some of the environmental baselines, but the challenge now lies in turning that knowledge into effective decision-making.
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Crucell and Sanofi Pasteur have decided to restructure their long-standing partnership. Crucell will waive its right to terminate an existing license agreement with Sanofi Pasteur's subsidiary Shantha Biotechnics for the development of pediatric vaccines based on Haemophilus influenzae b. This termination right was triggered by the acquisition of Shantha by Sanofi Pasteur in July 2009. Additionally, Sanofi Pasteur will return to Crucell commercial rights held under an exclusive license agreement for the development and commercialization of a cell-based seasonal influenza vaccine FluCell. The vaccine is based on Crucell's PER.C6® technology. The original license deal was inked in December 2003 and left Crucell with marketing rights for FluCell in Japan only.
With the return of the worldwide marketing rights, Crucell will assume full responsibility for the FluCell program. The firm says that it will commence immediately with the development of a cell-based influenza vaccine.
In April 2005, Sanofi Pasteur with Crucell as a subcontractor received a $97 million contract from the HHS for clinical development of FluCell. Phase II studies in healthy adults were initiated in the U.S. in November 2007. In the third quarter of 2008, Crucell obtained a milestone fee from Sanofi Pasteur for progress of the Phase II trials. "Combining our intensified PER.C6® production system with our proven virosomal technology creates an exciting new method to produce an influenza vaccine both at large scale and very competitive cost levels," says Crucell's CMO, Jerald Sadoff. "I am confident that we will be able to accelerate this program and expect to apply for licensure in 2014." Together with its Taiwanese partner Adimmune, the firm has successfully increased the availability of flu antigen for Inflexal® V, a virosomal adjuvanted influenza vaccine, according to Crucell's CEO, Ronald Brus. In 2009, the company reports that it distributed more than 115 million vaccine doses in more than 100 countries around the world, with 97% of doses going to developing countries. Crucell also supplies vaccines to UNICEF.
Crucell was reportedly the first manufacturer to launch a fully liquid vaccine that protects against five important childhood diseases. Since the launch of this pentavalent vaccine Quinvaxem® in 2006, over 130 million doses have been sold in more than 50 GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization) countries. Other vaccines in Crucell's portfolio include a vaccine against hepatitis B and travel vaccines including an oral typhoid vaccine, an oral cholera vaccine, and the only aluminum-free hepatitis A vaccine on the market, the firm notes.
The company is also developing other products on its PER.C6 production technology. The platform is also licensed to other companies including CSL, DSM Biologics, GSK, Johnson & Johnson, Merck & Co, Novartis, sanofi-aventis, and Wyeth.
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I had problems with girls until I started acting like I didn't care. In High School, the thing that worked most was saying "Hey, let's go make out." and they gave a reluctant yes.
I have no experience outside of high school though, so if you try my line, go to your local High School.
Have you been spying on me?
is this the first time you're referred to by name in the strip? I think it is!
One of my favorites in a while. "Humpification process" is my new secret weapon of flirtation.
Her name is Athena?! I... think that's pretty cool, actually. Though it's a lot to live up to.
My favorites this time:
Panel 2: "This time Scott's here to watch!"
Panel 4: "Not if you want them to like you."
Still chuckling as I type this. Keep it up, Scott!
Athena? She's just a girl.
Of course, now he's just going to be standing next to her, staring, not saying a word...
Oh, man ... I know someone who needs to see this. Perhaps with his face pasted over Jenkins' ...
The only line that ever works is "Can I buy you a drink or do you just want the money?". That said, it only works about once every five years...
Man, only a hopeless fool would ever degrade "humpification" by referring to it as a "process."
'Nubile.' *shudder*
Hey a new avatar on my BI favorites link!
Great job on the new site!
"Humpification process"?!? Does Jenkins by any chance share Pete and Dud's fascination with "busty substances"?
hey Scott, could you make the links stand out a little more compared to the barely-perceptible darker pixels and mouse-over underlining?
Note: she decided within ten seconds of meeting you whether or not she was willing to sleep with you. Her decision to do so on any occasion is solely contingent upon the status she believes this will confer upon her relative to the status of other females she knows. You are a mere token in this social calculus, and beyond it, you barely exist at all. Anything you do or say will be held up to derision by her amongst her social circle.
You cannot win. You cannot break even. You cannot quit the game.
Isn't sex fun?
Maybe I just missed a ton of comics, but it seems like you're finally giving out names. This is the first time I heard Athena. In fact, it's the first time I heard you referred to as Scott.
*snrk* "Humpification process". I'm going to start using that one.
Perfect line: "Hello. I find you attractive and would like to get to know you better."
Works sometimes.
Wait, isn't Jenkins supposed to be in a badly-committed relationship? Is he unsuccessfully cheating on the girlfriend he won't marry?
This comic has used its best humpification process relentlessly on my sense of humor.
I think I like it.
The sad thing is that this approach is subtle and sophisticated compared to what happens in many bars.
How did you manage to only meet the most pathetic, shallow women in existence, to exclusion of all others? Is there a geographical location where they all congregate, and do you have the misfortune of living there? ...Seriously though, stop trying to get laid at bars. Your life will improve substantially.
This reminded me of "Hothead Paisan - Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist" for some reason.
Maybe her line 'thank god, thank god, thank GOD I'm queer'.
What's up with the link to the next comic?
I think (hope, pray) I have it fixed. Some of the code is permanently jacked. ~Missy
@Adam: You figured out that it takes being a horrible person to succeed long before the rest of us, and for that I envy you.
So the next comic link is screwed. I can't skip to the next one through the archives because they're indexed ONLY by title for some reason, and I obviously don't know what the next comic is, not having read it yet. I can't even get there by manually entering the url because again the comic urls are based on the title. Anyone with a less benighted browser want to post a link to the next one down here?
Next one from here is this comic. I see that the "next" and "previous" links are in really weird places on this one, but they still work as links in Chrome. Hmmmmm. ~Missy
The link that Missy gave goes to the previous comic, I think. Unless, of course, I am reading in the wrong direction? Or maybe my Firefox is playing tricks on me?
link to the one *I* think of as "next":
There has never been a black guy on this strip. Or an Asian. Or a Native American. Or any minority really.
Note from Scott: I don't make a big deal about race in the comic. I don't do jokes about it, so the subject just doesn't come up. While I don't base the personalities of my characters on the people their looks are copied from, almost all of my characters do correspond to a real person, and for the most part, I think of them as being the race of the person they are modeled on. As such, there are regular characters who are Jewish, Mexican, Pacific Islander and Indian.
I admit to the lack of Asians and African Americans. That was an oversight when I first started the comic, and it's hard to get new people to pose for source photos, since I have to make them sign a release and have a discussion about how everyone in my comic is a jerk.
Any volunteers?
Your next-previous links on this page are broken.
The next and previous links are STILL broken. Whatever you click on it highlights the entire thing and goes to the actual previous comic. The one Missy linked to 2 years ago is that previous comic. Thank you to clh for providing the actual "next" link, I was actually kind of worried about how I'd go on from here...


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The biggest thing in London's dining scene is New York City
Daniel Boulud has wanted to open a restaurant in London since the 1980s. Over the years, the New York-based chef has launched spots uptown and down, and as far afield as Beijing and Singapore. But only last May did he realize his dream of popping across the pond.
"I had to feel comfortable about having the right partner," explained Mr. Boulud, whose second Bar Boulud (the first is on Manhattan's Upper West Side) opened in the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park last May.
A couple of years ago, New York was buzzing about gastropubs—British comfort food made modern. Now the tables have turned. New York dining notables are expanding to London, and London restaurateurs are mining New York for inspiration.
Jean-Georges Vongerichten installed a Spice Market, which first appeared in New York's meatpacking district, in the new W Leicester Square in February. Adam Perry Lang of Daisy May's BBQ in Hell's Kitchen teamed up with Jamie "The Naked Chef" Oliver on Barbecoa, a chophouse that opened in November.
"It was exciting to be somewhere where they didn't have such specific notions about barbecue and steakhouses," Mr. Lang said.
By the end of 2012, there will also be London versions of Balthazar, Sushisamba and the Standard Grill.
Meanwhile, British restaurateurs are being influenced by the Big Apple. Clive Watson, who owns the Garrison Public House and Village East (possibly the only London spot where you'll find Brooklyn Lager) in Bermondsey, sees a parallel between his restaurants and those in "evolving neighborhoods" like the Lower East Side and East Village. He and his partner, Adam White, visited 40 New York restaurants last May while planning their latest project, The Riding House Café, which will feature a vast list of handcrafted cocktails when it opens in Fitzrovia this month.
"We came back," Mr. Watson said, "with our cellphones full of pictures of food, tiles and doorknobs."
Made in Manhattan
Ten new London eateries that New York City spawned or inspired
American barbecue master Adam Perry Lang and "Naked Chef" Jamie Oliver bridge cultures with classic steakhouse fare, Southern barbecue faves and bits of pub grub. 20 New Change Passage, barbecoa.com
Bar Boulud
A great wine list isn't the only thing that translates across the Atlantic; a sausage selection and three "NY Burgers" from Boulud's Bowery eatery, DBGB, are on offer. 66 Knightsbridge, danielnyc.com/barboulud_hub.html
The Garrison Public House
Clive Watson calls his wood-paneled eatery "the British version of Freeman's," the eclectic Manhattan spot. 99-01 Bermondsey St., thegarrison.co.uk
Spice Market
Jean-Georges Vongerichten's homage to Southeast Asian street food is darker and clubbier than the original eatery in New York. 10 Wardour St., spicemarketlondon.co.uk
Village East
This sleek, casual bistro features a burger—and a design aesthetic—that seems straight out of New York City. 171 Bermondsey St., villageeast.co.uk
The Riding House
As with sister restaurants The Garrison and Village East, this downtown-inspired café will have a Europe-meets-New York vibe. Opening April 2011, ridinghousecafe.co.uk
Sushisamba London
The first European location of this New York-based chain is poised to open in the Heron Tower near Liverpool Street, promising expansive views to accompany the fusion of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian flavors. Opening fall 2011, sushisamba.com
Englishman-in-New York Keith McNally hopes to recreate the vibe of his New York Balthazar in the former Theatre Museum in Covent Garden. Opening early 2012, balthazarny.com
Ken Friedman/April Bloomfield project
The Brit-Am team behind The Spotted Pig, New York's first gastropub, is scouting sites for a new London project. "We never, ever want to be seen as trying to teach the Brits how to do a proper gastropub," Mr. Friedman said. Opening 2012, thespottedpig.com
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''We now have Exhibit A of the extreme double-standard that exists in the NHL's approach to discipline. Alex clearly cuts back with his knee after missing his check with devastating results. But of course, because it's Alex, its all Sergei's fault,'' Barry told TSN.
''It was a extremely negligent hit and if anyone else in this league does the same we all know they will face serious discipline,'' Barry continued. ''Part of being 'great' means playing with respect. He is wreckless and this isn't the first or last time he will get a free pass from the NHL, and the best part is he knows it.''
"I'd be more concerned with Orpik cross checking Semin in the back of the head. Even though the injury didn't take place that was way more vicious."
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PHILIPPI -Philip Barbour overcame a cold-shooting effort with a strong inside presence to claim a 46-37 win over Grafton Thursday night in Big 10 Conference play.
In a typical season opener, both squads struggled on the offensive side, combining for just 28 field goals.
"We couldn't hit anything from the outside," said Colt head coach Marcus Johnson, whose team was held without a field goal in the second quarter. "We were coming down and taking quick outside shots that weren't falling."
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Philip Barbour's Quentin Mouser puts in two of his game-high 23 points in front of Grafton's Chris Smith during Big 10 Conference action Thursday night in Philippi.
Relying more on its inside game, Philip Barbour took control in the third quarter, outscoring the Bearcats 17-7 to gain a 31-23 entering the final period.
"We missed a lot of easy shots," Grafton first-year coach Andy Sorine said. "We were getting some good looks but couldn't convert."
Grafton made a small run to start the final quarter as a Joe Christopher layup cut the deficit to 33-29.
Baskets from Quentin Mouser and Mason Kennedy, however, stretched the lead back to 40-32 with 2:30 left in regulation.
"Once we started to get the ball inside, we started to get on track offensively," Johnson said. "Quentin and Antonio (Dalton) really played well for us and we needed to get them the ball."
Mouser finished with six of his total points in the final frame, including a layup with 1:06 that made it 44-37 after Grafton had cut the deficit to five on a trey from Alex Gabbert.
"We got into foul trouble in the second half with our two inside guys and that hurt us,"?Sorine said.
"But I was proud of the overall effort from our team. We battled a lot of adversity and still found ourselves in the game late in the fourth quarter."
Dalton, a 6-foot-5 senior center, added 10 points and 16 rebounds for the Colts. Chance Price chipped in with eight markers and three steals.
Philip Barbour will return to action at Liberty at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Clarence Newton Scaife Jr., of Tampa, Fla., passed away March 24, 2013.
He was born in Barbours, Pa., on Sept. 5, 1935, to Clarence N. Scaife Sr. and Neola Grove Scaife Ireland.
He graduated from Williamsport High School and served in the U.S. Army.
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He enjoyed playing darts where he won many trophies, reading western books, crossword puzzles, writing poems, NASCAR and having breakfast with his friends.
Surviving are a daughter, Deb Bartlett (Gene) and sons, Rick (Christy), Jim (Rhonda) and Scott. Also surviving are his grandchildren, Kelly, Tim, Rily, AJ, Jeremy, Tyler, Amber, Robert and Michael and great-grandsons, Mason and Jacob. He is also survived by a sister-in-law, Patricia.
He was predeceased in death by his parents and brothers, Wayne and Peter.
His ashes will be scattered on the Scaife farm in Barbours that he loved.
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From Olympic cyclists and world-class mountain bikers to those who defy gravity on skateboards and dirt bikes, Idaho is full of wheel pioneers.
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3. Chase Gouley has the best wife in the world. She lets him ride his motorcycle whenever he wants.
Okay, probably not whenever he wants, but close. Jessie understands her husband's passion for riding his dirt bike—that sometimes he just needs to get out there on one of the Valley's many dirt tracks and endless trails (many of which Chase helped build) and just ride.
Chase was born and raised in the Wood River Valley. After returning from college in Montana with a landscape architecture degree and marrying his schoolteacher wife, he has continued to make the Valley his home. A skilled Cat-driver with an obvious eye for landscape and building, Chase's day job is working for Burks Excavation in Bellevue. But his real obsession is dirt biking, and he has even started designing and building dirt bike tracks around southern Idaho as a result.
A well-spoken and obviously hard-working guy, Chase will tell you a lot about his dreams for the future of dirt biking, both on the single track trails and at the Valley's few tracks. A board member of the Idaho Mountain Dirt Riders Association (IMDRA), Chase says, "Most of my time is spent at the tracks, but the trails we have around here really are world-class, especially the ones put in by the motocross guys." He continues to rave about the qualities of trails in the area. "The Greenhorn trails are pretty amazing because out there in the timber, you can just loop and they somehow seem to go on forever."
While our community obviously has an abundance of great trail-riding, Chase is quick to point out that the three local tracks are pretty impressive, though not perfect. "Our three tracks, Stanton's Crossing located south of Bellevue, out Ohio Gulch at the 'dump,' and the 40-year-old track out Croy Canyon, are great but each has their issues. None of them are as well-maintained as you might see in California, but I try to groom every now and then. And when it rains, each of these tracks is like heaven to local riders," he says. Now this ambitious rider wants to help create a fourth track that takes things to the next level. Chase says while the local tracks are great, "we need the real thing." He asks, "There is so much offered in this community, why not capitalize on it even more?"
Chase has long held a dream to have a state-of-the-art home track. He hopes for a place where the facilities are well-maintained and safe, a place he hopes to someday take his kids. And it appears this goal is finally becoming a reality.
Chase and the IMDRA are working to help create a brand new track on former farmland just outside of Carey. A serendipitous meeting with another Idaho rider at a race in Bozeman has led to the non-profit club working with the owner to develop and, ultimately, help manage a modern commercial track. Chase says that by the fall of 2012 IMDRA and riders in this community should have an incredible new track to call home and to possibly even host some races.
This means a lot to this lifetime local. "I basically learned to ride on the 100 acres my parents lived on, though they said I had to get good grades before I could get a bike of my own," he recalls of learning to ride. "When I did, my dad finally bought me a bike, an ancient thing from '81 or something, which he brought home under a pile of tractor pieces and farming equipment. From then on, I was hooked."
Two decades later, Chase is definitely still hooked. Returning after helping to design and build a track in Blackfoot, he lights up when talking about the new Carey track. It's a good thing his wife is so understanding; it's easy to picture their future kids following him to the track someday. -Katie Matteson
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Many people love the Christmas season. But if you secretly feel a sense of dread this time of year, you're not alone.
Holiday anxiety is a serious emotional and physical problem for many people.
Decorating, shopping, cooking, and partying can all lead to less sleep, less exercise, and overindulging in unhealthy food. Add in the emotional overload of family visits and you have a recipe for holiday stress.
Family therapist Cheryl Simmons tells her patients that de-stressing begins by changing your thoughts
"So much of the Christmas stress is truly about all these expectations and demands we put on ourselves," she said.
Simmons recommends making two lists: The "must-do's" and the "would-like-to-do's."
"If it isn't done by a certain point in time, let it go and be able take on a sense of peace," she said.
Five steps you can take to relieve holiday stress include:
Scaling back on holiday preparations turned out to be a blessing for Texas resident Candy Beneke. She was forced to pare-down this Christmas since her home is being repaired from water leak.
"Here's some of my decorations that won't get put out," she said.
Still, Beneke says the lighter load helped her remember the reason for the season.
"Remember what Christmas is about and that is about sharing your faith, sharing your love," Beneke said. "You have to focus that it's not really all about all the other things we do for it."
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> Why does HDLC, in fact some of the (or all) link layer protocols use
> sliding window mechanism?
The variation of HDLC used by PPP does not normally use
retransmit-based error correction -- see RFC 1662.
Are you referring to RFC 1663? If so, the point of that
rarely-implemented feature is to allow PPP to operate when there is a
very high underlying link error rate, and when the link itself has a
short delay compared with the transport layer (TCP) timers. See also
RFCs 3366 and 3819.
> Sliding window provides ways to handles when
> packets are lost, duplicated or are out of order. Isn't it the task of
> Transport layer. TCP does that over IP which is unreliable.
Indeed. That's why it's not normally done.
> How such problematic cases are handled in case of ethernet ?
Ethernet retransmits on late collision, when the transmitter can
detect that something has gone horribly wrong with the message.
Otherwise, it doesn't do link error control, either, just like PPP.
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Bellet's1 discussion of how to improve teaching on the hospital wards in the June issue of the Archives was excellent. I would like to comment on a few issues that the author touched on only briefly and offer other suggestions on how to make teaching more effective.
Whereas I agree with Bellet that the ward teaching responsibilities need to be shared by the attending physician and the senior resident, he does not specifically mention how to accomplish this. If the attending and senior resident met to negotiate the division of teaching responsibilities, these would be more clear, as would the expectations of both.2,3 As an example, the attending could assume the primary responsibility for reviewing every medical student's written history and physical examination of patients, providing each with timely feedback. In addition, many attendings at our institution also conduct student-oriented patient care discussions apart from rounds with the
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What was the role of these minorities, if any, in the construction of the national identity? A role of opposition, a role of support, a complementary role or did they show a total lack of interest? Did they create a national narration? If so, was it alternative to the mainstream national discourse or complementary?
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GF AgieCharmilles expanded its range of wire EDM machine tools with the introduction of 3 new models – Cut 200, Cut 300 and Cut 400.
The new machines replace the CleanCut range of wire EDM machines from GF AgieCharmilles.
All machines have a cutting speed up to 500mm2/min and feature Econotec technology, which is designed to reduce part cycle times by using large (and cheaper) 0.3mm diameter wires for rough cutting.
This is said to result in 'faster'cutting, a reduction in the number of passes required to produce a part, and lower consumable costs.
Other smart functions appearing on Cut 200, Cut 300 and Cut 400 include ICP (Integrated Collision Protection) and Econowatt.
The 3 machines are equipped with ICP on their X-, Y-, U- and V-axes, which is intended to allow users to achieve and maintain rapid rates of 3m/min with the knowledge that, should a collision occur, ICP will absorb the energy of the collision, eliminating potential damage to the machine and/or workpiece.
Econowatt allows users to switch machines to 'sleep mode' automatically once machining operations have been completed, reducing power consumption when the machine is idle.
This is particularly useful for manufacturers who run machines over night and over weekends.
Automatic wire thread/re-thread capability is said to have reduced threading cycle times to 15 seconds from spark-to-spark instead of 40 seconds plus.
Productivity and efficiency is thought to be boosted by fast measuring cycles (3-point set-up); filling and/or emptying of the work tank (30 seconds) and the detection of 'missing' guide holes and automatic movement to the next guide hole, which previously would have caused the machine to stop.
The new machines include Power-Expert and Surface-Expert, expanding their technology 'software' databases.
Power-Expert is designed to optimise the power required for roughing operations, while Surface-Expert ensures homogenous surface finishes are produced during finishing operations, irrespective of a part's shape or features.
The new machines retain certain technology that characterised previous CleanCut models, including the Cut 200/300 and 400's digital CC generator, which delivers cutting speeds up to 500mm2/min and is designed for machining a diverse range of materials to exacting standards and finishes (Ra 0.1µm).


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Dave suggests to add a crapton of salt to your water in the morning. I add much less than he recommends and drink it along with my BPC. I'm just curious as to whether or not I should be adding salt to all my water.
I've been adding a pinch or two of pink salt to most glasses of water I drink because it seems to help me retain water better. On one of the JRE podcasts Aubrey talks about adding it to your water since we filter our water so much. In the process of filtering water, we take out all the bad stuff that can get you sick; however, we also take out all the minerals and electrolytes we would normally be getting from unfiltered water. By adding pink salt back into the water we're adding back in electrolytes as well as over 80 trace minerals we normally don't get from filtered water.
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Nordstrom Rack, a popular off-price apparel chain owned by Seattle-based Nordstrom Inc., confirmed plans Wednesday to open a store in the former Kmart shopping center in Mount Pleasant.
Daniel Island-based Grove Property Fund LLC, owner of the 131,000-square-foot shopping center near Johnnie Dodds Boulevard and Bowman Road, will redevelop the aging retail strip over the next year as Bowman Place.
The Post and Courier previously reported that the property will be anchored by Nordstrom Rack and Pittsburgh-based Dick's Sporting Goods based on plans submitted to the town's planning department. Tenants of the three smaller units have not been announced.
Nordstrom Rack said Wednesday it will open its 33,500-square-foot East Cooper store in fall 2015. The retailer is opening two other South Carolina locations - in Greenville and Columbia - in October.
"We have been looking for more opportunities to serve customers in South Carolina and we're excited to bring a Nordstrom Rack closer to home for customers in Mount Pleasant," said Geevy Thomas, president of Nordstrom Rack. He called Bowman Place "an excellent location."
The former Kmart shopping center is mostly vacant.
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As of Wednesday, CVS is no longer selling tobacco products in any of its 7,700 drugstores nationwide as the company works to adopt a more medical-oriented image. The company, known as CVS Caremark, will now go by the name of CVS Health, although its store signs aren't expected to reflect the change anytime soon.
The cartons of cigarettes that served as a backdrop for many of the stores' cash registers have been replaced by nicotine gum packs and other products that help smokers kick the habit.
CVS announced in February it would end tobacco sales by the end of the year, a move that CEO Larry Merlo has said will cost the company $2 billion in annual sales revenue, according to Forbes.
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Charleston Repeats will host its 12th annual children's consignment sale this month in Mount Pleasant. Held Sept. 11-13 at the Omar Shrine Convention Center at 176 Patriots Point Road, the sale will feature gently used fall apparel for infants, children and teens. Sale hours vary each day, but the doors will be open by 10 a.m. throughout the weekend. Volunteers and consignors are given early access to shop on certain days.
Those interested in selling items are required to register online at www.CharlestonRepeats.com by Friday. All new participants are encouraged to read the consignor guidelines on the website. Merchandise must be dropped off at the Omar Shrine site from 3-9 p.m. Sept. 8 or from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 9. Consignors receive 65 percent of profits on each item sold.
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Nearly $4 million per year in Erie County and City of Buffalo tax dollars could be saved by getting chronically homeless people into permanent housing, according to a plan by a coalition of area human services agencies to end homelessness.
In a report released Friday, "Opening Doors: Buffalo and Erie County Community Plan to End Homelessness," the Homeless Alliance of Western New York found that the community could save as much as $8,893 per client by providing immediate, permanent housing for people who are chronically homeless.
The housing would have to include supportive services, such as counseling and treatment for addictions, but providing those services would still amount to a huge savings in tax dollars, the study found.
The savings per client is much greater than an estimate done in 2005 by lawyers from Neighborhood Legal Services, who calculated that county taxpayers could save at least $1,900 per year for each homeless client removed from the public assistance rolls.
The new study extrapolated savings figures from a study of Rhode Island's "housing first program," which found that unhoused chronically homeless people cost on average $31,671, mostly in hospital emergency room visits, emergency shelter, jail stays and other such expenses.
When the chronically homeless clients received housing, the costs to taxpayers fell to $22,778, with most of the expenses related to supportive services, the Rhode Island study found.
Applying the numbers to Erie County would amount to a potential savings of $3.9 million per year here, said Dale Zuchlewski, executive director of the Homeless Alliance.
The organization determined that 436 people in Erie County last year were considered chronically homeless – defined by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development as being without a home for one year or longer or four or more times in a three-year period.
If county residents and lawmakers don't want to pay attention to homeless people for moral reasons, they can't ignore the fiscal implications, said Zuchlewski.
"Money is the universal language," he said.
Permanent housing costs a fraction of the $125 per night it costs to house someone in the county jail or the $1,500 to $2,000 in expenses for a night's stay in an area hospital – two places where chronically homeless people often find themselves.
Advocates for the homeless have known about the cost savings for decades, said Zuchlew-ski, "but now the data is conclusive."
Zuchlewski hopes the study captures the attention of county lawmakers and County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz in particular for a serious discussion during deliberations over the 2013 county budget.
Providing more permanent housing for the chronically homeless "just makes too much sense not to do this," he added. "This community has to have this discussion."
Most of the cost savings would be achieved in Medicaid, he said.
"Once people are given permanent housing, they're more likely to treat their addictions and other health problems," he said.
The Homeless Alliance plan updates a previous plan in 2005. It calls for chronic homelessness in Erie County to be reduced by 20 percent annually and be eliminated by 2017.
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John Krepps, a facility representative for the National Nuclear Security Administration's (NNSA) Los Alamos Site Office, received the Department of Energy's top award for oversight of nuclear and non-nuclear facilities.
Krepps, a Los Alamos resident, works as a facility representative at the Technical Area (TA-55) Plutonium Facility. The TA-55 facility provides the expertise for stewardship and management of plutonium components in the nuclear weapons stockpile and provides surveillance, fabrication, assembly, certification, and dismantlement.
Krepps oversees all activities at TA-55. He performs daily walkthroughs of the facility, attends assessments of facility operations, and monitors the many activities designed to ensure TA-55 operates safely.
"As a Facility Representative, you serve in a position that demands a strong questioning attitude, a high degree of technical expertise, and a continual quest for improvement," said DOE Secretary Steven Chu in a congratulatory letter to Krepps.
"Your performance exemplifies the very best from among almost 200 DOE Facility Representatives, a highly regarded group of professionals who ensure the safe and reliable operations of our facilities," Chu said.
A federal employee at the Los Alamos Site Office since 2008, Krepps has 25 years of management and operations experience in the nuclear Navy and as a contractor at multiple nuclear facilities within the DOE enterprise.


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Sub Swara has been crafting genre-spanning bass-based music since their debut album, Coup d'Yah, was released in 2008. They draw from a variety of traditions, including Balkan, dancehall, dubstep, hip-hop, and Afrobeat. (They even collaborated with Antibalas on their last album.) Their second album, Triggers, came out last year, but they continue to produce new tracks. Their new remix has added an RJD2-like dimension to Lana Del Rey's "Video Games" that can only be described as "Balkan club funk."
Lana del Rey – Video Games (Sub Swara Remix)
There are several other Sub Swara releases worth persuing, as well. Their remix of Balkan Beat Box's "Balkumbia" is a good place to start – it sounds like a combination between Slavic Soul Party and Skrillex.
Balkan Beat Box & Sub Swara — Balkumbia (Sub Swara Remix) by Sub Swara
And of course you should listen to the original Lana Del Rey version, which will probably always be the best one. The video is amazing, too.


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Report: Marcus Arroyo To Be Bucs QB Coach
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Former Southern Miss offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo will be the Buccaneer's new quarterbacks coach, reports Alex Marvez of Fox Sports. This could work out well seeing as how Arroyo worked under Bucs new offensive coordinator Jeff Tedford at Cal.
Source tells @FOXSports that Southern Mississippi offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo will be new @TBBuccaneers QBs coach. (CONT)— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) January 4, 2014
Arroyo handled passing game responsibilities under new @TBBuccaneers OC Jeff Tedford at Cal— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) January 4, 2014


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