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New Brian and Kerry Live Album OUT NOW!
Acoustic By Candlelight - Live In The UK is now available to buy on iTunes (except North America) and on CD and vinyl in the new Brian May and Kerry Ellis online store!
1 Born Free
2 I Loved A Butterfly
3 I Who Have Nothing
4 Dust In The Wind
5 The Kissing Me Song
6 Nothing Really Has Changed
7 Life Is Real
8 The Way We Were
9 Something
10 Love Of My Life
11 I'm Not That Girl
12 I Can't Be Your Friend
13 In The Bleak Midwinter
14 Crazy Little Thing Called Love
15 No One But You (Only The Good Die Young
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I have been a fan of wueen since i was 10 years old. i am no 37.
Queen has been an inspiration for me on learning the piano and guitar i am now teaching kids. How i wish i could see them live here in Manila, I speak in behalf of thousands of Queen fans here.
Michael Donnelly
MOST dissapoimted that Brian and Kerry missed out Scotland on this tour.
ex loyal fan
Scambott you probably don't understand my point. No problems with Kerry Ellis or Brian's solo projects...but this is the queen website. Kerry Ellis is not a queen member. Brian May has his own website where he can advertise his solo projects. ...I'm happy for Brian because he still wants to rock..but...this...is the queen web site ;) .
The point is that If the remaining members of Queen had given us some surprises, some NEW original work, no one would have complained about the advertising on other projects. But one thing is to publicize queen projects along with solo projects, another thing is to advertise ONLY events outside the queen world ..which means to forget loyal fans
If any of you bothered to go and see the Born Free shows you would find out that their are quite a lot of Queen fans who are enjoying what Brian and Kerry are doing. And in fact it's a side to Brian's playing which is great to see and hear live. No they aren't playing many Queen songs, and the ones they are playing have been reworked as have the many covers they play too.
It's the narrow mined Queen fans who can't stand anything that deviates from the usual who always complain. Brian is a musician who is enjoying what he is doing, and giving anyone with an open mind something new to listen too.
ex loyal fan
I' m with you Paul... after all these re re re releases of old stuf...the kerry ellis news sounds like '' add insult to injury''
Regards, Claudio.
earlier it was Queens Website
I agree with each your word Paul! This nonsense will suffice stop this absurdity !
Dear Queen Productions,
As a loyal Queen fan for more than 30 years, I am getting fed up of looking at this website to hear about the latest exploits of Kerry Ellis. Yes, she is championed by Brian for whatever reason, but her career is of no interest to Queen fans.
Please don't try to disguise it by announcing it as 'Brian and Kerry' when the album and that awful Kissing Me cover art both clearly have Kerry's name first.
Paul (hopefully speaking for the vast majority of readers of this website?)
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This spring semester, students in Professor Jonathan Pullin's class are learning about renewable energy. They're being introduced to biofuels, hydraulic fracturing and renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind and geothermal.
The course is the first step in what Pullin hopes will become an entire environmental and sustainability development curriculum at Johnson C. Smith University. The next course Pullin plans to teach, titled Applied Environmental Science and Sustainable Living, will focus on teaching students how to live harmoniously with their surrounding environment. They will be challenged with the portability of learned concepts, skills and ideas to rethink how they eat, live and co-exist with local natural resources. Each student will be encouraged to "practicalize" the environment.
The honors course will include discussions about current environmental issues regarding the environment and simplistic living related to low-tech residential and community solutions. Specifically, it will cover topics that include:
- fundamentals of human health
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"This course will develop the applied and hands-on knowledge that students will use on a daily basis on campus, as well as on a special project planned in Haiti," said Pullin. "It is designed to teach students how to participate in community development, improve communication skills with an emphasis on the environment and living sustainably."

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So I was playing Wii Sports with a couple of friends friends when we decided to do something else. I went over and pressed the power button the wii and then the wii froze and started making a long beep sound. I had to pull the plug to get it to stop. Well I plugged it back in and now its working fine(as far as i know)...
Has this ever happened to you guys?
A response to "Wii - DVD Compatible?"
"I put a PS3 disc in it and the Wii wouldn't read it. WTF is this world coming to? If I buy a video game console, it better take and kind of media I want. Even if I were to dust off some of my vinyl LPs, the bastard better work."


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So I've manage to build this new app using low level apis connecting with Twittter, it basically reads all the tweets coming from twitter. When it reaches the phone's maximum CPU and memory capacity, it launches a new class I write called "Self Destruction", which just makes the phone explode. This is available on iPhone, Android, WebOS and Windows Phone 7. I am planning to open source this soon, so people can use these classes for other type of usage to protect against their information.
I already put a disclaimer on the app, I hold no legal in case of phone being malfunction after using this application
Android | Facebook | iOS | Twitter | WebOS
So I was fortunate enough to attend Palm's Developer Conference on Wednesday, February 9th. And I am very happy to see that people are still behind WebOS after HP is putting more money into it. I am more glad to see that HP is improving WebOS as a whole. And now we have a new framework of WebOS to work with, Enyo. I was a little skeptical first, but after explanation by Gary Norton in Q&A section, I was a lot more relieved.
Pros of WebOS 3.0
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That's just my 2 cents from HP's Developer Conference. I will be supporting it regardless, Enyo seems like a cool framework to work with not only for WebOS, but for Web as well because it takes out all the hassle on css/cross browser. We'll see where this goes. Good luck, HP!
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I have been trying to get Facebook Connect working on WebOS and having no luck of googling the answer, so I've decided to build it myself.
Below are the steps you need to get it working
Step 1
Create a facebook app at http://www.facebook.com/developers/createapp.php
Step 2
Setting up the website to your domain, in my case would be www.paschar.com, but you need to set it to anything that suites you
Step 3
Create your callback url on your website, which can be any url, in my case it's www.paschar.com/webos/callback. Set it automatically redirect to following authorizing url upon receiving "code" in the QueryString
https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/access_token?client_id=[your clientid]&redirect_uri=[your redirect url, i use the same one]&client_secret=[your client secret]&code=[the code you receive form querystring]
Step 4
Now that everything you need outside of WebOS is done, you can download my "facebook webos sdk" from https://github.com/Nyceane/facebook-webos-sdk make sure you change the link to your own callback url in fbconnectassistant.js.
You should be able to see following screens step by step when successful.
If you find this helpful please feel free to make any comments or give donation. I am trying to raise $7,500 to attend TED2012 Conference.
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It all started with an email from Snaptic for an invitation for "Move Your App" Challenge, I was working on some other android application at the time so I decided to just turn that in.
At the very same time, me, my co-worker Jonathan Pennington, Delfin, Michael and John decided to play basketball the week after. A week has passed, everybody except me and John bailed out at the last minute, and we didn't even have a ball, nor there are anybody playing at the park. Feeling frustration about finding the game, I've decided to make a seperate app about it to enter the challenge. Since it is a problem I am trying to solve myself.
Pickup Sports is about finding a casually assembled, spontenous game of any sports, it promotes physical, mental as well as social wellness of a person, the application allows you to keep a record of how much sport you've played, and it gives you extra gimmik for using phone's accelerometer for warming up. The core of the application is to make it easy to understand just like how normal pickup sports are being played.
I've completed the Pickup Sports within 10 days, drove up the San Francisco on a Wednesday night after work, only to find out I've won the grand prize for "Move Your App" Challenge. It was very surprising since it was very competitive, there were a lot of amazing applications that spent a lot more time and being more refined. I am very honored to win the award and will try my best to expand the product.
On the very same weekend (memorial day weekend) I've managed to crank out the WebOS version of the application, and the iPhone version should be released in next couple of days before I go to TED. During the period I've also registered http://www.ipickupsports.com, as well as a kid version located at http://www.earnthestars.com, the basics of web portion should be out in next couple of days as well.
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Nancy Grace has been dancing on borrowed time, dodging elimination despite poor marks from the judges.
But now, she was up against literal perfection – J.R. Martinez and partner Karina Smirnoff scored a pair of 30s on Monday night's Dancing with the Stars.
And the rest of the competitors delivered strong performances. Is this the end for the dancer whom Carrie Ann Inaba called "the friskiest girl I've ever met?" Read on to find out.
It was a gracious Grace who left the ballroom, giving credit to pro partner Tristan MacManus for carrying them so far into the competition.
"It's been all Tristan from the get-go," she said. She also thanked the viewers "who stuck by me from way back when."
MacManus called the experience "a blast."
"We've really had a fun time," he said. "It's not about being the best. It's about doing our best."
Along with Martinez, the remaining stars are Hope Solo, Rob Kardashian and Ricki Lake.
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Man pits himself against the waves at the Venice Vogalonga
As might be expected of a city which is built on the sea and relies upon its myriad waterways for everything from transport to tourism, one of the highlights of the Venetian calendar is the annual Vogalonga rowing race.
This year's race, on May 31st, will see several thousand eager hopefuls compete in the 35th staging of the contest.
The prestigious competition started in 1974 and sees plucky boat-folk start from the straight between St Mark's Basin and the Giudecca Canal, before a canon shot marks the beginning of the race.
Who completes the course first is irrelevant: this is a race where it really is the taking part (safely) that counts and fun is had by everyone, whether they finish at the front or come in dead last.
Tourists on Venice tours would be well advised to include the Vogalonga in their sightseeing plans as year after year it is a day filled with excitement and entertainment for all involved.


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McGloin's fourth-quarter interception kills comeback try
McGloin: Things weren't clicking in second half
Matt McGloin tried to force a throw to Jacoby Ford, but Cowboys cornerback Brandon Carr made a leaping interception. (AP)
ARLINGTON, Texas – Raiders quarterback Matt McGloin has bee praised for smart, quick decision making these past few weeks. On one crucial play in the fourth quarter of Thursday's game against the Dallas Cowboys, the undrafted rookie made an error in judgment.
McGloin's read was correct on 3rd-and-9 from the Dallas 20-yard line. Receiver Jacoby Ford was matched up with cornerback Brandon Carr on the right sideline. McGloin banked on receivers beating their man all game long, and it worked extremely well.
[RELATED: Instant Replay: After fast start, Raiders crumble, lose 31-24 to Cowboys]
McGloin likes to make a pre-snap read, throw to a spot and let his man make a play. That could've tied the game if not for one glaring fact.
Ford is listed at 5-foot-9, but stands closer to 5-6. Carr is easily 6 feet tall. McGloin threw a jump ball that never stood a chance.
Interception Carr. Game iced.
The Raiders last, best chance to get back into the game was wasted. The Cowboys kicked a field goal after that and sealed a 31-24 victory at AT&T Stadium.
"Anytime there's a interception, a million things go through your mind and you rethink it," McGloin said. "If it was a touchdown, nobody would've thought a thing about it. But, you know, it happens. You learn from it. You gain experience.
"It was a bad decision by me. I'll try to fix it."
Raiders head coach Dennis Allen agreed that McGloin's throw was a mistake, especially during the offense's only sign of life in the second half.
"You can't throw an interception in that situation," Allen said. "That's something he'll have to learn from."
McGloin must learn to be more consistent. Like the rest of the offense, McGloin went cold in the second half. The Raiders were 7-for-9 on third down in the first half, and 0-for-4 in the second. His completion percentage dipped toward 50 percent.
When the Raiders absolutely had to have a touchdown Sunday against Tennessee, he gave them one. On Thursday, he couldn't.
He was near perfect during a two-drive set where the Raiders scored 14 unanswered points. The Raiders converted seven straight third downs, and McGloin was 9-for-11 for 121 yards.
Outside that, McGloin couldn't generate consistent offense. He wasn't helped by a running game slowed after a month's prosperity, but McGloin's part in a second-half disaster can't be ignored. He wasn't awful, but wasn't great either.
"I don't know if he played as well as he did in some of the previous weeks, but I still thought he did some good things," Allen said. "I still thought he was able to throw the football down the field some. I'll save the final evaluation until I get a chance to look at the tape but, overall, there were obviously a couple mistakes in the game but I wouldn't say it was a poor performance."


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> I have an old PPro 200 compaq workstation and was trying to upgrade the
> PC to XP. I did the following, built the new Pentium 4 machine and ran
> Drive Copy to copy the old NT c: drive to the new machines hard drive.
> All went well until I reinstalled the old drive in the old system and
> it wouldn't boot. Said no NTLDR. I made a backup of the c: drive
> using NTbackup and an 8mm tape drive. The old machine didn't have a
> repair disk generated. I tried doing a repair installation on the old
> c: but it didn't find the old installation and kept trying to get me to
> insert the repair diskette(s). I really need to get the old machine
> running with the old programs because one of the programs would cost
> over $12,000 to replace and they didn't have the original CD.
> I tried doing a clean install on another hard driving I had laying
> around and then doing a restore in ntbackup to the original location,
> but then it wouldn't boot saying it couldn't find the ntoskrnl and told
> me to reinstall it. And again, the "R" for repair didn't find the now
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If your program is worth $12,000 then I wonder why you did
not invest $50.00 or so while things were going fine. This is how
much a disk imaging program would cost (e.g. Acronis). If you
had such an image then you could restore your WinNT installation
in less than thirty minutes.
To make a WinNT boot diskette:
- Format a floppy disk on some other WinNT/2000/XP PC.
Don't do it on a Win9x PC - it won't work.
- Copy these files from the \i386 folder of your WinNT CD to A:\
- Create a file a:\boot.ini with these lines
[Boot Loader]
[Operating Systems]
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And your next thought – I can almost guarantee it – is "we don't have time for training." In the association world, you are constantly working to serve your members and taking hours out of your day to devote to old-fashioned, classroom-style training is simply not feasible. We understand this! So you have a dilemma: a great tool that can help your team succeed, and no time to teach them how to use it. The solution lies in the many quick, easy, and always-accessible online resources that your association management software should provide.
WebLink University has a collection of over 70 training videos that are all 5 minutes or less, grouped and segmented to help you find exactly what you are looking for. Want to learn how to easily manage table assignments for events? No need to sit through in-depth training on things you already know – watch the 3-minute demonstration "Manage Table Assignments" on the Events page of WebLink University. Want to investigate more efficient ways to send your association's monthly invoices? Watch the 5-minute video "Find and Send Invoices" on the Revenue page.
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His Kids Refuse to Believe That Noted Researcher Dr. Dirk Greineder Really Killed the Mother They Loved
Not according to investigators. At a Feb. 29 press conference announcing the arrest of Dr. Greineder, whose wife's body was found bludgeoned and slashed in the woods near the couple's home in Wellesley, Mass., last Oct. 31, Norfolk County District Attorney William Keating said they had considerable evidence against the defendant. This turned out to include DNA samples linking him to a suspected murder weapon—a folding knife—and inconsistencies in his account of what happened immediately after the killing. Keating also maintained that for months, Greineder had been leading a "secret life" involving pornography and prostitutes. Yet Greineder's children remained outwardly unshaken. "We know our dad," says Britt, a personal trainer who had been living with her father since her mother's murder. "We know who he is as a father and a doctor and a husband, and we know 100 percent that he is innocent."
Until the murder, certainly, Greineder and his wife seemed uncommonly close. They met in 1965 at Cleveland's Case Western Reserve University, where Dirk was attending medical school and May was getting her master's degree in nursing. In 1972 they moved to Maryland after Greineder won a prestigious fellowship at the National Institutes of Health to study asthma and related illnesses. In 1975 they relocated to Wellesley, when Dirk became a research fellow at Robert B. Brigham Hospital in Boston and at Harvard, while May settled comfortably into life as a stay-at-home mom. "They seemed to get into things with the same amount of enthusiasm and energy," says family friend Carole Ottesen, who met the Greineders when they were living in Maryland. "We used to say it was a marriage made in heaven."
The couple were especially devoted to their three children. "That's one thing they decided very early on: that they were going to be completely committed to this family," says Colin. May, adored by friends for her warmth and wittiness, took on much of the burden at home. But Dirk, despite his demanding work and more serious nature, also seemed close to his son and daughters. "He was there for his kids," says Ottesen. "That is not something you could fake." The nurturing evidently paid off: Kirsten, Britt and Colin all attended Yale as under-graduates, Kirsten is a second-year medical resident in Ann Arbor, Mich., and Colin is a medical student at Yale.
Yet the family would be unalterably shattered by the events of Halloween day. Shortly before 9 a.m., Wellesley police received a frantic call from Dr. Greineder, who had been out for a morning walk with May and their German shepherd Zephyr at Morse's Pond, a wooded area near their home. According to authorities, Greineder initially told the dispatcher his wife had "hurt her back" and then said, "She's been attacked, she's definitely been attacked." He later told police that May had taken a misstep and sat down on a rock to rest while he and Zephyr had gone ahead. According to police, he said that a few minutes later, Zephyr had started acting funny and had returned to the area where they had left May, who was no longer there. In short order, Greineder maintained, the dog had found her in the woods, the back of her skull bashed in and her throat cut. Greineder told police he had raced back to his van and summoned help with his cell phone.
Almost from the start, investigators had their doubts about his story. For one thing, officers who encountered Greineder noticed blood on his sneakers and clothing—but none on his hands. Later that day investigators found a bloodied hammer, a folding knife and a right-handed glove not far from May's body. The matching left-handed glove was discovered in a storm drain 15 yards from where the Greineders had parked their van that morning. Moreover, a fellow dog walker told police he had seen the doctor, whom he recognized from earlier strolls, walk briskly from the vicinity of May's body and then down a path to the area where the hammer and knife were found, before emerging minutes later to ask for assistance. What evidently sealed the case were lab tests, which took three months to complete, linking DNA recovered from the knife to Greineder.
In announcing the arrest, prosecutor Keating declined to offer a motive. Still, the alleged discovery that Greineder was leading a double life provided plenty of grist for speculation. Police said that by examining phone records, credit-card receipts and the Greineders' home computers, they had concluded that for at least 18 months the doctor had been frequenting prostitutes in the Boston area and visiting pornographic sites on the Internet. One prostitute interviewed by police allegedly said that Greineder had told her he was no longer intimate with his wife and that she was "getting older...soft." According to police, Greineder telephoned one prostitute the day after his wife's murder. And in the family garage, cops say they found a stash of condoms and two bottles of Viagra he had prescribed for himself.
Denouncing such disclosures as nothing more than "character assassination," Greineder's attorney Martin Murphy, himself a former prosecutor, insists the case against his client "has a lot of holes in it." Murphy has announced he will challenge the validity of the DNA testing, insisting that no blood and tissue samples were taken from his client." [Prosecutor Keating] is attempting to connect a bunch of dots," says Murphy, "that I don't think can be connected." For Greineder's children, who decline to talk about their father's alleged secret life, it all boils down to a certainty—an abiding faith—that he didn't murder their mother because he couldn't have. "He was in shock," says Britt, who saw her father shortly after the murder occurred. "He looked like he'd been hit by a Mack truck."
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Friendly Valley church
What: On this Sunday before Valentine's Day, Pastor Stan Fix will present, "Love Stronger Than Death", based on Luke 20:27-38. Join us for Fellowship Hour after the service. All are welcome to come.
When: 10 a.m.
Where: Friendly Valley Community Church (United Methodist) 19246 Ave. of the Oaks, Newhall. Please enter at the Friendly Valley main gate off Sierra Highway on Friendly Valley Parkway.
Contact: 661-251-1311
Methodist Bible study
What: Santa Clarita United Methodist Church hosts its weekly lectionary Bible study, during which church members and visitors can read the Scripture in preparation for Sunday worship.
When: 10:15 a.m. Sundays
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A Pembroke man has been found guilty of killing his girlfriend.
Dale Collinge was found guilty of manslaughter in the 2011 shooting death of Karen Boelzner.
Jurors began deliberating Thursday. Collinge was charged with murder, but jurors had the option of choosing the lesser manslaughter charge.
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Hollywood may be spending less on some movie premieres, but cautious spending was not in evidence at the July 16 celebration for Hairspray, the movie musical starring John Travolta, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Queen Latifah. Planning began six months ago, and production was in the hands of the Los Angeles-based J. Ben Bourgeouis, who re-created the set of The Corny Collins Show, the movie's TV dance party. Actual hairspray cans were also prominently featured, both in the form of smoke-blowing 20-foot installations and in 2,000 Sebastian International pumps.
The party was held at Roseland Ballroom—the same venue that housed the opening-night party for the Broadway musical that inspired the movie (after the musical was adapted from a John Waters film). But Roseland won this party because of its proximity to the Zeigfield Theater; its stage, which was the perfect spot to re-create the Collins show; and its capacity to hold 1,200 people, said producer Maria Ruiz of MAR Events, who worked with New Line's Clare Anne Conlon to produce the event.
New Line wanted to create an electrified, light-filled environment with the bright colors of the movie and the early '60s, the era in which the movie takes place. White midcentury furniture created lounge areas where people could eat and rest after dancing. Toph, a Parisian DJ, was flown in for the night. He started with '60s favorites and transitioned through the decades as the hours wore on.
Food was another focal point, with a mashed-potato station and a double-sided buffet of American favorites like fried chicken, mac 'n' cheese, and corn bread. Diners grabbed plates in the form of Swanson TV trays to hold their bounty. "We wanted to bring the era alive," Ruiz said.


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Here, students Minh-Ha Vo and Chris Brawner work to create a sustainable wildlife habitat in their Parkrose High School courtyard.
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The ethnic studies course was called "Cross Cultural Perspectives in Agricultural Labor," but the subtitle, "Learning through Listening," spoke volumes about what the course was trying to accomplish. For one week, these students interviewed migrant workers, farm owners and managers, local school and church leaders, and health and social workers.
After hearing from all sides, the students were asked to describe the overall issues, and the specific viewpoints of each of the stakeholders. "The ability to listen to different perspectives without letting your own biases interfere is a key to initiating real change." said Dwaine Plaza, an assistant professor of sociology at OSU.
Many Oregonians are familiar with the value that OSU Extension programs have brought to agriculture and other natural resource industries. They may not be as familiar with some of OSU Extension's youth- and family-oriented programs. Here are just a few examples:
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On Wednesday, a federal judge in San Francisco, Calif., will consider whether to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the state's same-sex marriage ban. Last November, California voters approved Proposition 8, which defines marriage as just between a man and a woman. However, opponents have challenged that vote, arguing that Prop 8 denies gay couples equal protection. In court Wednesday, Prop 8 supporters will try to argue that there is no need for a trial, based on Supreme Court precedent and the historical definition of marriage.
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After a sustained rally that lasted eight days, the S&P 500 Index (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC ) has fallen in two of the last three days this week. Today, there was good reason, as GDP growth stalled and the economy contracted in the fourth quarter, falling at an annualized 0.1% rate, marking the first negative rate of expansion since the recession officially ended. On a down day in the markets, the following three S&P 500 stocks were the lowest of the low.
Shares in coal producer Peabody Energy (NASDAQOTH: BTUUQ ) fell 6.4% after a disappointing earnings report that saw losses of $1.12 per share, well below the nearly $1 per share the company earned just a year ago. Both the declining demand for coal due to its "dirty" label and the declining costs of comparable and cleaner energy alternatives didn't help Peabody in its most recent quarter. One bright spot in the company's outlook seems to be the new focus on non-U.S. markets, but that strategy shift hasn't yet paid off enough for investors.
Communications solutions company JDS Uniphase (NASDAQ: VIAV ) was the second-largest decliner of the day, falling 5.1% ahead of its earnings report after hours today. There weren't major reasons for the decline other than Wall Street's cynical assumption that the results wouldn't be up to par. Turns out the cynicism was unfounded, as JDS crushed expectations after the bell, swinging to a profit. Shares were up nearly 15% in late trading.
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SUMMIT TWP., MI – An 18-year-old Lumen Christi High School student who was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle Monday afternoon on Spring Arbor Road is improving, a hospital official said.
Jackson County Undersheriff Christopher Kuhl said the teen appears to have been attempting to cross the road on a bicycle near Smiley Way just before 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7, when he was struck by a Ford Crown Victoria, driven by an 18-year-old man.
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Khatima, Udham Singh Nagar
Khatima is one of the most important town of Udham Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand state and is also one of the business hub of Kumaon region. Khatima is well connected by major transportation facilities with popular destinations of northern India.
The town of Khatima is very near to Indo-Nepal border and is inhabited by Kumaoni, Sikhs and Muslim peoples and the popular languages spoken here are Hindi, English and Kumaoni.
The distance from Delhi to Khatima can be easily covered in 8hours of time. Khatima houses a hydel powerhouse at Lohiahead on river Sharda with a capacity of 41.4 MW.
The climate of Khatima is equivalent to the city in plains. It's hot and humid in summers and cold during winters. Khatima comes under the 'terai' region of the Himalayas and was previously known as Tharwat which means home of the Tharu tribe. In the year 1947, the Government of India allotted some part of the land in this area to migrants from Pakistan.


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There's good news, and there's bad news.
First, the bad: A recent study by the American Association of School Administrators (AASA) found that 38 percent of school districts plan to make transportation cuts next school year. That's nearly double what the association found for the current school year, 20 percent.
The AASA report also determined that more districts will be laying off teachers and support staff next year.
This may not be much of a surprise to those of you who are already experiencing these types of cuts at your own operations. But I'm not going to dwell on that topic here. You can read more about it here.
For now, let's focus on some good news that we've come across lately.
Finding funding
In Ohio, officials at Columbus City Schools said that the district was very close to replacing half of its school bus fleet.
The Columbus Dispatch reported in April that the district's board of education approved the purchase of 15 65-passenger buses for $1.22 million.
The district bought the IC Bus units through Center City International, which offered a 10-year engine warranty.
Better yet, 75 percent of the cost was covered by a state grant. The district's share was about $302,000, and the rest was funded by a federal Diesel Emissions Reduction Grant.
Steve Vargo, Columbus City Schools' chief operating officer, told The Columbus Dispatch in April that with this order, the district had purchased a total of 261 buses and was 11 away from replacing half of its fleet.
Vargo said that good prices, efficient purchasing and grants facilitated the bus replacements, and he said he believed that the district would be able to purchase additional new buses to reach the half-fleet mark.
In January, $1.14 million was approved for the purchase of six hybrid school buses, with the state picking up $279,500 of the tab. The $1.14 million was part of a $164-million bond issue approved in 2008 that is intended for, among other expenditures, bus purchases.
Expanding service
While many school districts across the nation have had to resort to cutting bus routes, a Minnesota district came up with a proposal to actually increase its transportation service.
At Independent School District (ISD) 196 in Rosemount, Coordinator of Transportation Randy Dukek recently presented to the school board a plan that would offer transportation for a fee to students who aren't currently eligible for service.
Interestingly, the district already goes beyond what Minnesota mandates. While state law requires districts to transport all students who live outside a two-mile radius of their school, ISD 196 has been providing free transportation for elementary students who live more than half a mile from school and secondary students who live more than one mile from school.
Under the new plan, students inside those boundaries could pay $250 per year (or $125 for students eligible for free or reduced-price school meals) to ride the bus. Officials said that the fees would allow the district to recoup the cost of the extra service.
At press time, the school board was scheduled to take action on the proposal at a meeting in May.
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In 1935, Time magazine ran an article titled "Maniacal Wives." It actually focused on ex-wives, who were allegedly bleeding their former spouses dry out of a mix of greed and vindictiveness. According to the author, 69 percent of the ex-wives he studied were "suffering from psychoses bordering on sadism."
Spend a few minutes trolling through the blog posts of New Jersey divorce-reform activists, and you might conclude that vengeful women are still taking hapless men to the cleaners. The problem with this idea is that it's not true. As in earlier eras, such claims speak to an animus against women — especially those in the workforce — rather than to the realities of gender and marriage in the United States.


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First of all, I simply cannot imagine celebrity chef Jamie Oliver speechless. This guy is definitely physically appealing but part of his attractiveness stems from the way he talks – which to me seems non-stop! Anyhow, remember his foray into the wild American eating culture? Apparently, he tried the drink which has been dubbed as the unhealthiest drink in the country and was left, well, speechless.
So what's in this drink?
Here's what you need:
• LOTS of chocolate ice cream
• LOTS of peanut butter
• Heavy cream (LOTS, preferably)
Put these ingredients together and then blend. Yup, the mixture blends, and it blends well!
So what's the problem with the drink? Think about it – you don't need to be Sheldon Cooper to realize just how many calories are in this drink. To be exact, the drink has more than 12 percent butter-fat content. The total number of calories equals the amount that the average person needs in one day: 2,010!
If the numbers do not impress you, think about it more. The drink is equivalent to 68 rashers of bacon. If it's sweet stuff that you like, think about 30 chocolate chip cookies. Baad but good!
So where can you get this drink? Head on over to a Cold Stone Creamery branch – you'll be sure to find one of the 400 branches scattered all over the United States. Ask for the PB&C – just make sure you don't eat anything else during the day. One drink is all you need to complete three meals.
I think that you either love or hate True Blood. It's one of those things that absolutely have to take sides. Personally, I started liking the series. About midway through the first season, however, I just got so bored! I stopped watching, but I am already thinking of picking up from where I left off. People have been telling me left and right that I should have stuck it out a few more episodes, and that if I had, I would be raving about it now.
Another reason that has got me thinking about watching the show – or at least getting the DVD set – is celebrity chef Tom Colichio's appearance. In the Season 2 DVD, there are a lot of extras included – as one can expect of any DVD set. I am particularly interested in the segment where the chef makes a drink (blood, of course) for vampires.
The drink is for vampires who do not want to "eat" humans simply for ethical reasons. Yup, there are vampires who have given up this habit and stay clear of "free-range humans" as well. So, the chef, who has quite a few friends who are vampires, decided to come up with a solution to the dilemma.
If you want a taste of what the DVD has to offer, check out the video below. You'll certainly want to see more after watching the chef showcase his talents. Oh yeah, did I mention that he's kinda cute? Even if he's not a vampire.
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Everyone has his secret, and although many people would like to keep their secret just that – a secret – these things have a way of coming out into the open. Take this simple technique of cooking food in a bag.
Dubbed sous vide, the technique is basically that – putting food in a sealed pouch and dumping it in hot water (maintained at a precise temperature for a certain period of time). It has been around for so long, but not many chefs (celebrity or otherwise) like talking about it. I suppose the idea is too similar to instant food that health-conscious individuals abhor.
Cooking sous vide, however, is actually quite different. The result of using this technique is three-fold:
• Save time
• Save on costs
• Ensure consistency
What's the advantage of using the technique? Basically, cooking food in sealed pouches at relatively low temperatures over time makes the fats and collagen in meat break down slowly. The juices and the flavors are also retained much better. You can just imagine how tasty the food will be – whether you're talking about meats or vegetables!
To do this properly, you can buy a "real" sous vide "machine." This includes the vacuum sealed pouch and a self-stirring bath. This will set you back several thousands of dollars, though. (Yeah it's one other reason that not many people are using them.) On the other hand, you can set your own up by buying a vacuum sealed bag and making your own water bath. However, the results may not be the same as you have to monitor the water temperature more closely and make sure that the water is stirred constantly.
The next time you hear sous vide – do not be turned off. It just might yield the best meal you've ever had!
Food and wine festivals are always worth writing about – who wouldn't want to go to one? If you are in the Malibu area, or you plan on going there in the next several weeks, then you ought to know that the 4th Annual Malibu Calabasas Food and Wine Festival is going to be held on the 19th of June.
It has been described as the celebration of food, wine, and all things Southern Californian! If that isn't enticing, then I don't know what is. The location of the festival itself is something worth visiting – the very beautiful Calabasas. Of course, there are activities that will entice anyone who is even slightly into food.
Live cooking demos by celebrity chefs are the highlights of the festival. This year, some really popular names are going to grace the festival: Joachim Splichal, TV Chef Tommy Tang and world champion Chef Frania Mendivil.
Aside from the celebrity chefs, other entities will be participating in the food and wine festival. How does more than a hundred wineries and breweries coming together sound? Various food and wine vendors will also showcase their wares on the said date.
So, from 2 in the afternoon to 7 in the evening on June 19, make sure to drop by Calabasas Inn 23500 Park Sorrento Calabasas, CA 91302 for a one of a kind foodie experience. Visit the official web site of the 4th Annual Malibu Calabasas Food and Wine Festival for ticketing information.
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Do chefs smoke pot? If celebrity Anthony Bourdain is to be believed – and he is highly credible – then, yes, many celebrity chefs depend on marijuana to keep going. According to the TV host, chef, and author, the long and often intense hours require chefs to blow off steam – and they do, one way or another. In his book, he chronicles how marijuana is often the "herb" of choice.
He says that even those people you would not imagine smoking weed actually do! The idea is that these chefs just need something to keep them calm and relaxed and get the job done. If other people smoke weed, why not them?
Of course, there is the issue that smoking weed and getting high in the kitchen can actually alter the results of their efforts. I am not sure that the results are as excellent as they normally are without the high that weed brings. In fact, many people question the practice not because of the illegal nature of the drug, but because the experience it brings might compromise the quality of the food. More so, can you imagine a frenetic kitchen preparing meals for hundreds of people with stoned chefs? It's an accident waiting to happen.
Then again, despite what Anthony Bourdain says, we all know that there are kitchens whose staff do not need any chemical substances to function properly. Then again, if stoner cuisine is just as good as any other cuisine, who cares if the chefs get stoned?
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We all know that Jamie Oliver loves to take on public issues and meet them head on. But, did you know that Rachel Ray is also passionate about improving the quality of the food served in schools?
This self-proclaimed big mouthed chef says that she is using it to make her case heard in Congress. She went on a one-day tour to Washington as part of her efforts. On that day, she visited an elementary school and talked to the children about choosing healthy food. She also met with some members of the Congress to lobby her cause. Of course, a food-related visit to Washington is not complete without a visit to the First Lady's kitchen garden.
So what exactly is Rachel Ray pushing? It is a piece of legislation that will create new standards for school food. The body behind this is the Agriculture Department. And, when we say school food, we mean ALL food that is served in school premises. Aside from cafeteria food, vending machines are also covered. The ultimate goal is to provide healthy choices to the students.
The main problem the bill is facing is the lack of funding. What is proposed is merely half of what the President recommended. Rachel Ray and other lobbyists and supporters are asking for more money to be allocated to the nutrition program.
More than this cause, however, Rachel Ray has also started a charity dubbed Yum-o! The purpose of the charity is to inform children on how to eat in a healthy manner. She's got it right, I think – you gotta start 'em young!
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In some parts of the world, Fridays are considered to be a "meatless" day. That is, some people do not eat pork, beef, or any other animal flesh (except for fish and other seafood). I think this is because Friday is traditionally believed to be the day that Jesus Christ died. I could be wrong about the reason, but in any case, I am sure about this: Iron Chef Mario Batali has joined a cause. The Meatless Monday cause.
What's it about? The initiative is being carried out by The Monday Campaigns, together with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. The main goal is to cut back on the consumption of meat by 15% by not consuming meat on Mondays.
Now why would they want to do that? The answer is simple: eating less meat can be good for your health. Eating less meat also contributes to the efforts to save the planet.
The idea is noble, and the implementation quite simple – theoretically. For meat lovers, it might not be as easy.
Anyhow, famed celebrity chef Mario Batali, who is known for his love of meat, has decided to join the cause. It might seem ironic at first, since he has this awesome way with all sorts of meat. However, the chef himself justifies his commitment to Meatless Mondays:
"The fact is, most people in the U.S. eat way more meat than is good for them or the planet, Asking everyone to go vegetarian or vegan isn't a realistic or attainable goal. But we can focus on a more plant-based diet. That's why I'm such a big believer in the Meatless Monday movement!"
So how's the chef going to go about it? All of his restaurants – all 14 of them – will be serving at least two vegetarian options every Monday. Pretty cool, although it would have been more radical if he had decided not to serve meat at all on Mondays, right?
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Friends and colleagues of NYPD Lt. Christopher Pupo, who died of WTC-site-related multiple myeloma last year, are holding a fundraiser on Friday, January 18, 2013 at Mount Saint Michael Academy in the Bronx from 6:00pm to midnight.
Lt. Pupo, 40, was a popular and well-liked ESU lieutenant at the 41st Precinct in the Bronx. He served the NYPD for 14 years. He and his wife Kristin had three young girls.
Pupo spent many months at the World Trade Center site after the terrorist attacks of September 11th. His life was ended by the blood cancer multiple myeloma, one of the cancers that scientists recently linked to the toxins at the Trade Center.
His family is struggling to pay the medical bills from his 4-year illness.
Tickets to the fundraiser are $20.00 in advance or $25.00 at the door. Admission includes food, drink and entertainment.
To help the Pupo family, please click here.
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Pineapple Upside Down DonutsMacki West
Yes, you read that correctly and you will eat all of them. We've already gone through one batch in a day (with some help from the neighbors). This was one of those unexpected recipes that just blows your mind and it all started with a pineapple sale at the grocery store. How could I resist buying a pineapple when they were only .99 cents? We ate about half of the pineapple, then I was daydreaming about pineapple upside down cake and these baked apple donuts. Could we combine the two and make this happen? Oh yes we can and we did! Get the full recipe after the jump…
Pineapple Slicing 1 of 7I cut the pineapple into chunks and let Sylvie slice it into small pieces with a butter knife.
Pouring the Flour 2 of 7
Butter Pats 3 of 7I just used a smidgen of butter in each donut ring.
Donuts Ready to Bake 4 of 7
Pineapple Sprinkle 5 of 7
Taste Test 6 of 7Or as Sylvie calls it 'poison checker'.
All Set and Ready For Dessert 7 of 7
Pineapple Upside Down Mini Cakes
2 tablespoons butter
1/2 fresh pineapple chopped or 1 can crushed pineapple, drained
brown sugar for sprinkling
1 1/4 cup all purpose flour (or 3/4 cup AP flour and 1/2 cup whole wheat pastry flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
pinch of salt
1/2 granulated sugar
1 egg
4 tablespoons butter (melted + cooled)
1 6oz container vanilla yogurt
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
Confectioners sugar for dusting, optional
2 mini donut pans or 1 large and 1 small donut pan
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Spray the donut pans, divide butter into each donut mold and place in the oven until for about a minute until the butter melts. Once melted, remove from oven and sprinkle brown sugar into each cup, covering the bottom. Place about a teaspoon of the crushed pineapple into each cup and set aside. For larger donuts, just make sure to loosely cover the bottom with pineapple/
In a small bowl whisk together flour, salt and baking powder. In a large bowl of a mixer, whisk the granulated sugar and egg together until thick. Whisk in the melted butter a little bit at a time. Then add the yogurt and vanilla. Whisk until combined add flour mixture 1/2 cup at a time and whisk until just combined.
Spoon batter into a ziploc bag and cut the corner off. Squeeze over the pineapple in each mold until full. Bake for 10 to 15 minutes or until golden brown and depends on the size of pan you use. Let the donuts cool for 5 minutes and place a cookie sheet over the top of the pan and invert the donuts onto the pan. Let the donut pan sit upside down for 1 minute before lifting up the pan. Let cool completely before serving, if you can stand to wait! Dust with confectioners sugar.
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Ooh, these are good!
1 1/4 cup almond flour (press down into cup to measure)
1/4 tsp. baking soda
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 c. grated sharp cheddar cheese
4 slices bacon, cooked crisp and chopped (more would be good too)
1/4 c. melted bacon fat
1 large egg, beaten
Mix all thoroughly, make 5 balls and place on greased cookie sheet (I used a pie pan). Mash down a bit, or shape into scone shape (whatever that means to you).
Bake at 350 degrees for 12-15 minutes, or until firm.
I dare you to let these cool before you eat them.
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My stomach actually growled when I read this.
That sounds wonderful! Would it be possible for you to post the weight of almond flour - either grams or ounces! (I never know what a cup is here in the UK and when trying recipes using cups etc (I bought some measuring cups from Lakeland) I can never tell "if it is meant to be like this"!!!
Breadsauce: This is a very forgiving recipe. Just dump and lightly tamp and see what you get. You can always add more flour. I used Trader Joe's Almond Meal, which doesn't look like the almonds were peeled. Your flour may be different, so just give it a whirl. You should be able to pick up a blob of dough and shape it in your hands, so you can adjust flour amounts till you get that.
I also used more or less the same recipe to make some chocolate scones, adding just a tad of liquid sweetener to the batch (maple syrup, 'cause that's what I had on hand), and using melted butter for the oil. I chunked up a chocolate bar (about a half cup worth) for the chocolate. These were AWESOME hot from the oven -- the chocolate chunks all melty and stuff. They're pretty wonderful this morning, cold from the fridge, with my morning coffee, too. I think I'll add vanilla next time. Maybe a spoonful of espresso.
I'll use this basic recipe to experiment with other flavors -- banana walnut comes to mind, or blueberry. Or sausage. Ooh, orange marmalade! Lemon poppyseed! The mind boggles at all the options. I'll bet using coconut oil for the oil will add a terrific flavor and make the final result a tad crisper.
Let me know what flavors you come up with.
YAY!! thanks for sharing - these sound absolutely delish!
I make a similar biscuit but I add grated zucchini or cauliflower for added texture and nutrients.
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Prosecutors have filed charges against a Michigan truck driver in connection with a reported assault on a 30-year-old woman.
LaAnthony Jones, 42, is charged with rape and felonious restraint.
According to court records, a woman said she was walking with her sister in the area of Independence and Wabash avenues. She said the man pulled up in a diesel semi and forced her into the back of his cab.
The woman said Jones beat her, took off her clothes and raped her. She said she was rescued after police stopped the truck following her attack.
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At 12:30 this afternoon, agent Jay Grossman posted on his Twitter account: "Ilya Kovalchuk looking to make decision on his future today."
The Devils appeared to be the leading candidates to sign the unrestricted free agent, with one report saying it would be a seven-year, $60 million deal.
But early tonight, Grossman changed his tune, tweeting: "Ilya Kovalchuk choices have been narrowed down, details to be finalized but no announcement tonight."
So with no news on his decision, the following questions remained unanswered:
- Had the Devils and Kovalchuk come to an agreement with many details still to be worked out?
- Did the Islanders offer $10 million on a 10-year contract or did general manager Garth Snow fail to put an actual offer on the table?
- Might the Atlanta Thrashers, who offered Kovalchuk a 12-year, $101 million deal last season before trading him to the Devils, have gotten back into the picture?
All that seemed certain was that the Los Angeles Kings had dropped out of the bidding for the unrestricted free agent.
Kings GM Dean Lombardi was quoted by the Los Angeles Times saying that Kovalchuk had turned down the team's best offer. "We took our best shot to meet his needs and the team's," Lombardi told the Los Angeles Times in an e-mail.
Lamoriello has maintained that the Devils were still in the hunt for Kovalchuk. However, if the Devils' offer is for $60 million over seven years, the GM would have to find some cap space before the regular season opened on Oct. 8.
The Devils currently have about $4.5 million in available cap space, but Lamoriello has said he would make necessary trades to acquire a player that would help the team.
The New York Post reported the seven-year, $60 million deal.
Defenseman Mark Fraser, who spent the entire 2009-10 season with the Devils, has filed for salary arbitration.
Fraser, who will turn 24 on Sept. 29, was one of 31 NHL players to file for salary arbitration by today's 5 p.m. deadline. He earned $500,000 last season.
The 6-3, 2200-pound defenseman, who could be a key part of the Devils' defense this season, had six points (three goals, three assists) with 36 penalty minutes in 61 games.
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quote: The fact of the matter is, belief in God (thus believe in eternal consequence) is what keeps a very large percentage of the populace from doing terrible things on a regular basis in order to "further" themselves.
quote: 95% of people don't need any fear of punishment to behave like normal human beings and 95% of the rest get plenty of fear from regular, earthly punishment.
quote: During the storm and it's immediate aftermath, when the rule of law collapsed, there was looting, mugging, and raping on a scale seldom seen in the US.
quote: 1). On the other hand, deciding that I am an atheist (I am not) simply because I feel that religion isn't the biggest driver of morality is a bit inflammatory.
quote: Religion would have me continue in that suffering based on the belief that God would throw people into Hell for committing suicide.


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Lots remain vacant in Erie business park
When a local economic development agency decided to transform an east Erie junkyard into a business park, Robert Hess saw his chance to expand.
Hess moved his business into the Joyce A. Savocchio Business Park, near East 17th and Downing Avenue, and spent a few thousand dollars to install fiber optic cable, a must for his operation and a huge incentive to any other business looking for a home.
And then he waited for company.
More than seven years after the park's dedication, Paragon Print Systems Inc. remains the sole tenant of a project that once hoped to capture as many as 250 jobs.
"We're all alone in here," Hess said.
More than 100 people attended the August 2005 dedication of the park, named in honor of Savocchio, a three-term mayor who worked to reclaim and reuse brownfield sites.
The ceremony was the culmination of a massive effort by the Greater Erie Industrial Development Corp. to turn the 25-acre site, once filled with contaminated soil and thousands of old tires, into a park that could attract small companies and light industry. The agency used $1.7 million in state and federal funds to clean up the site and build roads and utilities.
At the time, Hess said he was drawn to the beauty of the park and the incentives it offered. The park is in a Keystone Opportunity Zone, which offers tax benefits through 2020.
Today he's still happy -- and not lonely.
Being near other companies was not a "motivating factor" in choosing where to locate, Hess said. The tax incentives and the existing infrastructure -- including the fiber optic cable -- are huge benefits, he said.
"Now that's available to any company that comes in here," he said. "To me, that's huge. If you're going out in the countryside, you're not going to have the infrastructure, the water, the gas. ... You're not going to have that high-speed (Internet) connection. For some companies, that's absolutely critical."
One of the challenges of the park is the relatively small lot sizes: the nine lots range in size from about an acre to 5 acres.
That size might be good for a startup, but those businesses don't always have the money to invest in building from the ground up, said Katrina Smith, senior vice president of the Economic Development Corp. of Erie County. GEIDC, which owns the park, is an affiliate of the Economic Development Corp.
When the economy tanked in 2008, there was plenty of inventory available for smaller businesses that wanted to rent or lease existing buildings instead.
"Now that the inventory in the market has pretty much been utilized, people in the last 18 to 24 months have expressed interest," Smith said.
Serious interest. Within the last nine months, GEIDC has approved a sales agreement with one company and has a lot under contract. The company is going through an ownership transition and it is working to put financing together for the move, Smith said.
GEIDC has also "tossed around the idea" of building a speculative multi-tenant building on the site, she said.
"That is something we have considered and will continue to consider, depending on if the market bears that and we can find an anchor tenant for that building," Smith said. "There's great opportunity for that area."
The city is not actively marketing the Savocchio site in particular. But it does steer prospective businesses to GEIDC with the park in mind if the site fits their needs, said Brenda Sandberg, the city's director of economic and community development.
"We would love to see every property within the city of Erie full of business that is thriving and employing our residents and paying taxes," she said.
Sandberg said she doesn't see any reason why that couldn't happen at the park. The site is environmentally cleared. Roadways are in place.
"It's the perfect size for smaller industrial uses that either are just getting started or expanding out of renting to own their first building," Sandberg said. "I don't see any negatives to that location. In fact, there are a lot of positives."
John Horan, executive director of the Erie Housing Authority, agrees. The authority donated 12 acres to the property, which is adjacent to the authority's Harbor Homes housing development.
GEIDC and the authority worked together to create programs that offer incentives for companies that locate there and hire authority residents.
The authority has a stake in the park's success, Horan said.
"We wanted to see development in that neighborhood that could provide employment opportunities for our residents," he said. "We are certainly vested in it from that standpoint. If we have an available workforce and they have a need, it's a natural marriage."
The park's namesake said she's dedicated to filling the vacant spaces.
Savocchio drives by once in a while, thinking of what was and what could still be.
"I view it as an achievement that we could get this done," Savocchio said. "The other feeling I have is sadness in the sense that it's been eight years since its dedication and it remains what it was."
The park has "immense potential," she said.
"Like anything else, you have to reach out. You have to meet with business people. None of that, to my knowledge, has been done. I'm not blaming anybody or faulting anyone. ... Having said that, this is a definite economic development opportunity," Savocchio said.
Savocchio said she plans to work with businesses and economic development officials and to advocate for the park. She remains optimistic about its future.
"I will really never rest easy until I see it developed," she said.
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The International Volunteers Day (IVD) celebration activities in Bukavu, were concentrated on attempting to tackle major development needs of some of the global issues on Sanitation, sports, plight of the Orphaned and Abandoned Children, and the symbolic remembrance of our recently fallen/dead colleagues, especially in 2007. Four projects were planned:
A. Bukavu City Sanitation/Garbage Collection Campaign.
The City has not had such a program of Garbage collection over the past years. So we thought that we could introduce this by donating Garbage Drums/Cans and some other sanitation materials to the City Corporation and at the same time do a clean-up demonstration campaign together with them.
The program was launched with the involvement of about 40 UN Volunteers, 40 Chinese Engineering Company Military personnel, 25 members of the Local NGO Implementing Partners for the City Corporation, 4 national staff and 30 members from the Bukavu City Corporation
We donated 20 Garbage Drums/Cans prepared and painted with UN colors with Cleaning Slogans, Reflection Jackets for cleaners, Shovels, and brooms. We also did a sensitization demonstration campaign on garbage collection in central Bukavu city, with the City Mayor taking the lead in launching the project.
B. SOS Orphanage Village
The Orphanage houses children between the ages 0 – 14 years. There are enormous needs for children in the village, ranging from clothing, toys, food, medication etc.
For IVD 2007 (also done in IVD 2004), we donated clothing, teddy bears, treated mosquito nets, some sporting materials, minor ailment balms, exercise books, etc. As this is the Christmas period, volunteers thought it fit that the children needed gifts and toys to "Keep Playing"
For this project there were 35 UN Volunteers, 30 Chinese Military, 25 Pakistani Military and 5 National staff.
C. ALFAJIRI Sports Rehabilitation Project
In another drive to "let the children play again", we rehabilitated few dormant sports facilities at the largest school in Bukavu, ALFAJRI, by renovating two of their Basketball and Volley Ball courts. We also donated footballs, a basketball and nets. The school's authorities and students appreciated our initiative greatly.
There were the same numbers of participants as listed for the SOS Village project above.
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This venture has come as a unique and symbolic idea to our programming in order to also leave a milestone on IVD projects in our own Monuc. Serge, a Journalist with Monuc Radio Okapi, Bukavu was killed last June while still in active service. Ibrahim died last September while also serving as a UN Volunteer in Bukavu. Trees were planted for both and carved stones laid in their memory by both the South Kivu Head of Office and representative from PIO Office Bukavu.
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When she was a travel agent Jean S. Kline visited nearly every continent.
Kline, 92, of Camp Hill, died Aug. 4.
She was a graduate of Chambersburg High School and Chambersburg Business College. In an effort to support U.S. servicemen during World War II she began her career at the Letterkenny Army Depot and after the war became a public stenographer.
In 1965 she began her career in travel, working for Rogal Travel and then Windward Travel in Camp Hill. With her husband, she opened a branch of Ask Mr. Foster. She also enjoyed tennis, gardening, walking, cooking, playing bridge and the New York Yankees.
She was the widow of George H. Kline.
Surviving are her sons, Bruce Z. McLanahan II (Debbie) and A. Gregg McLanahan IV (Connie) both of Camp Hill; and three grandchildren, Bruce Z. McLanahan III, Shannon McLanahan and Alexandra McLanahan.
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A father was killed Thursday while on a motorcycle ride with his son.
Authorities with the Oklahoma City Police Department said the father and son were on separate motorcycles.
Investigators said they were traveling near West Memorial Road and hit a slight embankment, which led to the crash of both bikes.
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Get in gear with cake artist Mike McCarey as you learn how to sculpt any car cake from the curvaceous body down to delicious detail work.
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Share a little about the materials, processes and techniques used to create this cake: Ginger bread, fondant, printed icing sheets, licorice, gum paste, dusting powders and food coloring, metal bolts for armature.
What are you most proud of? Fun project. Looks like updated old school desk. Now for the "Classic Car"!
Awesome, good job, congratulation
Bobert, this is wonderful. What size is it? I can't establish scale from the photos. Is that a butterfly? Representing transformation?
The size of the cake board is 15" square and the overall height of this cake is about 18". A gum paste butterfly does indeed grace the ginger bread chair back by sitting on the chair's upper edge. No practical reason for this butterfly other than providing a little life to this cake.
This is so realistic that I am honestly not sure which part is actually the cake! How did you do the computer, the print out and the pad of paper?


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As 1989 dawned, history decided to play one of its occasional tricks, one that would have delighted Karl Marx. As we all prepared for extensive celebrations of the bi-centennial of the French Revolution, an equally dramatic revolution transformed east-central Europe as a vicious "Old Regime" collapsed in the face of the people, and with surprisingly little bloodshed.
It all began 25 years ago today in Poland. After Round Table meetings, the Communist military government agreed to legalize Solidarity, the free trade union, and allow open multi-party elections. These were a landslide against the Communists.
Meanwhile similar concessions were granted by the regime in Budapest. Even more important, in May Hungary began to dismantle the armed border fences with Austria, a tangible crack in the Iron Curtain. The repercussions were swift and wide-spread. Dissatisfied subjects in places like East Germany were now able to get exit visas to visit Hungary. More and more visits became permanent flight.
By fall, as it became clear that Soviet leader Gorbachev was not intervening, the opposition was emboldened. The culmination of weeks of protest came on November 9, as East Berliners simply marched through the Berlin Wall barricades and stupefied guards refused to shoot. Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria followed suit in replacing Communist dictatorships.
Only in Rumania did the leader, Nicole Ceausescu, not get the hint, but when he own army and police turned against him and he and his wife tried to flee, they were caught and shot on live TV on Christmas eve.
The incredible eruption of freedom into an area deprived of it for 40 years was a splendid tribute to the ongoing message of the 1789 Revolution.


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The annual Bootstraps Inc. Winefest had a special twist this year: a wheel that attendees whirled around while trying their luck at winning a bottle of wine.
The event giveaway booth at the fund-raising event on Saturday also offered participants a chance to win a trip to Italy to tour wine country.
Festival-goer Jessi Moots was into the spirit of the event while sporting "wine-glasses," a creative version of eyewear featuring wine-glass shapes on the frames.
Teachers at Evergreen Middle School have put a creative spin on the new school year.
On Monday, they decorated cars and drove them parade-style to Evergreen's elementary schools and Evergreen High School to start the new school year on a high note. School starts on Aug. 17.
Robert Marlin — a man called a "living legend among the emergency medical services community" in Clear Creek County — died on Saturday, Aug. 1.
He was 63.
An Evergreen family learned two valuable lessons when they hosted a lemonade stand on a recent warm summer morning: While Evergreen residents like lemonade, Jeffco sheriff's deputies like it even more.
"A rainfall of ducks! So beautiful," exclaimed Evergreen resident Judith Hill on Saturday afternoon.
Hill was in a crowd gathered at the base of the Evergreen Lake dam watching about 4,000 plastic ducks cascade in massive splendor into the water. The dramatic release of the little yellow fellows from the top of the dam marked the start of the sixth annual Dam Ducky Derby sponsored by the Evergreen Downtown Business Association.
Sounds of sweet jazz and boisterous blues livened up Evergreen this past weekend.
A variety of musical groups played at the 14th annual Evergreen Jazz Festival for audiences who listened with delight and danced to swing tunes.
"I think it's the best collection of jazz musicians that we've ever danced to in one place," said Todd Addleson of Genesee, who came to the festival with his wife, Dawn Addleson.
The genteel game of croquet was the highlight of the evening on Saturday at the second annual Victorian lawn party at the Humphrey History Park and Museum.
Participants — some dressed in white, reminiscent of lawn parties of old — played rounds of croquet in a friendly tournament to determine a champion. The players were supportive and helped each other out in the game, which can be cutthroat.
Evergreen High School graduates have ventured into diverse careers ranging from graphic design and writing to social work. One graduate is teaching dance in Tanzania, and another creates jewelry at her studio in Arizona.
Here is a glimpse into the lives of five alumni.
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The five-generation Stransky family has lost the last of its original Evergreen settlers, the town has lost a precious part of its pioneer history, and humankind has lost a lovely soul.
Following a brief illness, Louise Stransky Hendryx died June 30, 2015, at her creekside home in lower Evergreen. She was 103.
There's nothing quite like a party done Evergreen style.
The party after the Freedom Run on Saturday definitely fit the bill: a sea of blue T-shirts worn by the nearly 1,000 participants in the 5K run/walk, and red T-shirts worn by hundreds of volunteers who made the race and party happen.
How fitting for the 34th annual July 4 morning tradition that benefits Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice.
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