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When Mercy Tiffin Hospital moved to its new facility in 2008, the hospital's building at 28 Hopewell Ave. was left vacant. Not long after, the Allen Eiry Senior Center, located on Orchard Park, began a search for new quarters. That organization was able to make arrangements with hospital officials and move into the Hopewell Avenue location, the former Mercy Hospital Sleep Lab and Community Center.
Allen Eiry members liked their new home and made arrangements to buy the building from Mercy Hospital. The Allen Eiry Fund Advisory Board had set aside money to purchase a building, and they approved more than $200,000 to make the transaction.
Even so, some costly renovations were needed, such as a new roof and a new heating and cooling system. Walls and bathrooms needed to be removed to open the interior space, and the kitchen area was inadequate.
In mid-2012, the board of directors launched a capital campaign with a goal of $500,000. Board president Ann Hutzel and vice president Larry Baker brought in Lee Martin and Janet Shutt to lead the campaign with Tony Lupica and his wife, Lucia, as honorary chairpersons.
In a recent interview, another board member, Marilyn Mangano, said she was surprised with the campaign's success. Although the amount seemed high, the final figure came in at $614,359.
"We were really lucky. We had a good campaign and got the money we needed. I was really worried that wouldn't happen. I was amazed. Larry Baker did a good job," Mangano said.
The extra dollars allowed the plans to include a commercial kitchen that can be rented for people to prepare their own food for special events. The board contracted with Clouse Construction to transform the building. Work began in early fall of 2013. Just before that, in May 2013, Diane Culver was hired as the center's executive director.
The Market Street section with the library and two large meeting rooms has remained intact so far. The wing facing Hopewell is being converted into two large craft rooms with an epoxy floor. The offices are to move into the renovated area until new offices are constructed in the former "man cave." A fitness room is to occupy the southwest corner of the building. A separate entrance is available to allow members access even when the center is closed.
"With all that is happening with the building, we are happy to report that all activities have been able to continue on a regular schedule," Culver said in the center's February 2014 newsletter. "Occasionally, we have had to move to different rooms, but everyone is taking the changes in stride and are just happy to be able to continue with their activities."
In January, the center's new outdoor signs were installed. Board secretary Jim Long helped design the new logo. The side door off the parking lot has become the center's main entrance. Eventually, it will have an outdoor canopy and cameras to monitor people coming and going. The door facing Hopewell Avenue has been shuttered. The wall along the parking lot has new windows to bring in more natural light and warmth. The rooms off Market Street probably may get a facelift, as well.
"We have more space where we are now. When the remodeling is done, it will be great," Mangano said. "Just putting those windows in along that side really helped."
As of the second week of February, Culver said the craft rooms had received one coat of paint. They were to get a second coat and new ceiling tiles. The flooring is set to go down the week of Feb. 25. The library is to remain in its current spot, near the Market Street door, but the size of the room may be altered to install the kitchen along the west wall of the building. The kitchen is the last major segment of the project.
"It's going to be three-and-a-half rooms long. ... It will be a licensed kitchen, a working kitchen," Culver said.
No date has been established for completion of the renovations, but a public open house is to be announced when that time comes. Visitors can get a preview of the remodeling as Allen Eiry Center offers "Game Time" 2-4 p.m. March 2 at the center. Members and guests can bring games from home or use the center's board games, card games, billiards and Wii bowling. The AEC plans to provide soft drinks, water and coffee, and participants are asked to bring snacks to share. The afternoon is free. Use the Market Street entrance.
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Cyclist Swiftly Back to Biking After Spine Surgery
An avid cyclist and photographer, John was used to intense physical activity, twisting, lifting and associated aches and pains. So in February 2009 when he began to experience extreme pain in his legs and buttocks, it was easy to assume it was a pulled muscle. But over the next few days as the pain continued to intensify, John went to the emergency room at a local hospital. Doctors there concurred that he had likely suffered a muscle strain and that it should improve with time and rest.
"The pain was unrelenting to the point it woke me up in the middle of the night," says John. "But I'm the guy with a high tolerance for pain who never sees a doctor. It became exhausting and on a scale of one to 10, 10 being the worst pain imaginable, mine was a nine."
That's when John finally went to the emergency room at Memorial Hospital Miramar.
"When I arrived at the emergency room at Memorial Hospital Miramar, I could barely walk and needed a wheelchair," says John. "I was relying on pain medication just to get through the day. I turned to Memorial for their experts and experience."
Emergency room physicians at Memorial Hospital Miramar ordered an MRI. The results confirmed a herniated disk in John's spine and he was referred to Memorial Neuroscience Center and Greg Zorman, MD, Chief of Neurosurgery for Memorial Healthcare System.
Located at Memorial Regional Hospital and Memorial Hospital West, Memorial Neuroscience Center in South Florida is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of neurological disorders and injuries in adults and children.
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During his first visit with Dr. Zorman, John learned that the herniated disk was compressing the nerve root resulting in sciatica. He would need surgery.
"As soon as he said 'surgery,' I was in so much pain, I said, 'let's go!'" says John. "I could have gone anywhere, but I chose Memorial. If someone was going to operate on my spine, I wanted it to be a physician who has done it a thousand times. Not to mention, Dr. Zorman has a calm and reassuring bedside manner. I knew I was in great hands."
John underwent a laminotomy, which required only a small surgical incision in his back to remove the herniated portion of the disk and leave the muscles intact.
"For cases like John's that are severe enough to require an operation, fortunately there are new surgical techniques that offer fewer complications, reduced postoperative pain and a faster recovery period," says Dr. Zorman. "Not only was it my goal to fix his herniated disk and relieve his pain, but I also wanted to give him back the ability to return to riding his bike as if nothing had ever happened."
The day after surgery, John was up and walking, without pain. He spent just one night in the hospital, and was released.
"After surgery, it was like a switch had turned off my pain," says John. "I walked out of the hospital the next day and into the sunlight, realizing that I had lost a month of my life to my injury, but extremely grateful that Dr. Zorman and the Memorial team were able to give me my old life back."
During the next month, John went to Memorial Hospital West for rehabilitation therapy several times per week. After two weeks, John returned to work.
"I've not taken a pain pill since my release from the hospital," says John. "Three months later, I had recovered fully and returned to cycling. Most importantly, I'm pain-free and enjoying my life again."
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In recent years, scholarly studies on risks and occupational health diseases have reactivated a field of research that emerged in France between 1975 and 1985. At a moment when environmental health issues are attracting more and more historical interest, it seems important to return to the problems related to workspaces by including them in this more recent problematic. The aim of this workshop, which is devoted to the French 1898 Law on Accidents at Work in France, is to enlarge our understanding of the history of risk to a broader range of issues situated at the interface of law, economics, medicine and technology. Twenty-five years after François Ewald's book on accident insurance and ideas of risk in France, L'Etat providence, why should the history of the 1898 Law be revisited?
New readings are possible: the 1898 law established the principle of lump-sum compensation for victims of workplace accidents but equally removed the right of workers and their families to pursue further claims for damages in a court of law. How can we make cultural and political sense of this normalization of risk and what essentially amounted to the pricing of bodies? Insurance companies have particularly benefited from this law: what was their role in its implementation? And, what about that of trade unions? What happened to more traditional forms of solidarity amongst families, workers, or employer and employees? Moreover, it would be interesting to examine the split between what were perceived as occupational hazards and industrial risks: was the legal distinction between the two that emerged in the late nineteenth century really so conclusive? Can we combine a history of liability and compensation schemes with a history of prevention and safety measures, or more broadly of production? Finally, an expansion to other geographic areas can throw up questions and provide new answers. Indeed, we cannot understand the 1898 law without placing it back within its European context. In the same period, in most European countries (Germany, Switzerland, Austria, England, Russia, Italy) as well as in the United States, accidents came to be seen in a new light which resulted in a legislation and a redefinition of compensation systems. Papers including European comparisons are therefore welcome.
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Race, Migration, Citizenship: Postcolonial and Decolonial Perspectives
4-5th July 2013
Birmingham, UK
Against the backdrop of decolonisation, a global economic boom was accompanied by tightened border controls, ever more punitive asylum regimes and limited access to citizenship. Immigration from former colonies to former metropoles has been limited in the postcolonial period as racialised discourses have set the West in opposition to an alien 'rest'. Now, in this 'age of austerity', the strength of the old powers is weakening as other parts of the world, the so called 'BRICs', grow in strength. Yet the old racial hierarchies appear stubbornly resonant within Europe and the white settler colonies and other hierarchies, for example around caste, are increasingly coming to the fore in other countries. Foregrounding postcolonial and decolonial perspectives, this conference will provide a forum in which to discuss the context for emerging patterns of exclusion, for asking what the conditions for political equality might be, and for posing the question "what has 'race' got to do with migration and citizenship?" among many others.
Abstracts of no more than 200 words are welcomed from across the social scences and humanities on the following themes:
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4. Asylum after Empire
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Several representatives of New York City churches were headed to the state capitol in Albany Monday with a message for the state assembly.
They want members to approve the bill that would reverse a school district policy and give churches the same access to public schools as other groups.
The New York state Senate passed a bill last week that would trump the city's ban. To take effect, however, the state assembly must also approve the bill.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver called the Senate's proposal "seriously flawed," adding that "it would open up the schools to anybody. It might include the Ku Klux Klan."
In response, Assemblywoman Grace Meng , a co-sponsor of the legislation, told the New York Daily News that bills can always be revisited if lawmakers find the language too broad.
"Not all legislation is perfectly written," she said. "If there's something in the bill that could be used as a loophole for groups like the KKK, that's something we'd certainly be open to amending."
Even if the state assembly does pass the bill, the legislative process could take weeks, and the city has not budged on its Feb. 12 deadline.
Sunday was the last day the New York City congregations could hold worship services in public schools.
On Tuesday, they'll ask a federal judge to issue an injunction to allow the churches to continue renting space in the public schools.
"No matter what they do," Pastor Dalton Stephens, at Highview Baptist Chuch in Queens, told the newspaper. "The church will prevail."
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A new simple game Say something about the Signature of the person above you..... :)
You change your signatures really often! I remember you used to have a different one!
Your dog ate your signature.
You signature is soo boring, I stopped reading it after the 3rd word!
Why your dog ate you signature was it made of delicious meat :P
Why don't you have a signature?
You have links in your signature?
According to me signature is like a snapshot of your personality. Do you know when you sign your name in a personal or professional communication;
You dont have a signiture!
one day your dog will eat you also, so change your dog and also signature..
In this current world, the innocent cheated while the intellignet are being cheated.
And it's true...
Nice philosophy. Treat people the way you want to be treated.
I heard this quote from my Comp Sci teacher
I had to google that to figure it out. And hey, me too! Do you have a date set?
So, what you're saying is that we should "darken" the world a bit?
Tried to find you but you was not available.
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"Barack Hussein Obama II" is the son of civil rights activist Malcolm X Shabazz, and Adolf Hitler's 'secret' daughter with Eva Braun.
His birth identity - Bâri' Malik Shabazz - was killed off in the Social Security system in August 1994, just prior to his IL State Senate campaign.
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In her 1957 essay "The Small Personal Voice," Doris Lessing laments that British writing is still provincial in theme and outlook despite "the great whirlwind of change" in the world of the Cold War unleashed by "the great dream and the great nightmare" of the splitting of the atom and the resulting proliferation of nuclear weapons. Lessing calls on writers to make "the effort of imagination necessary to comprehend" these earth-shaking transformations, and to speak with "a small personal voice" to their readers rather than declaim from a standpoint of collective belief.
This proposed panel intends to examine how Lessing's own writing makes the necessary effort of imagination to comprehend and interrogate the cultural politics of the Cold War. We understand the Cold War through a broader timeframe, ranging from 1945-1991 instead of the 1950s and 1960s, in order to open up more of Lessing's work for discussion.
We welcome papers discussing Lessing's writing from 1945-1991 in the context of the politics and culture of the Cold War, both with regards to Britain and concerning anti-colonial or decolonizing movements and countries.
Note: This panel has not yet been approved by the conference organizing committee. The panel and paper proposals will have to be submitted together before a final decision is made by the organizers.
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Draft legislation to provide home owners Capital Gains Tax relief for partial compulsory acquisitions.
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The Assistant Treasurer, Senator Nick Sherry, has today released for public comment exposure draft legislation to extend the capital gains tax (CGT) main residence exemption for compulsory acquisitions of land or structures that are adjacent to a taxpayer's main residence.
"This legislation will ensure capital gains and losses from the compulsory acquisition of land that is adjacent to a taxpayer's main residence are CGT exempt," the Assistant Treasurer said.
"Because of the main residence exemption, home owners are already CGT exempt if their dwellings are compulsorily acquired and this measure will ensure any adjacent land or structure is treated in the same way."
"It corrects an inappropriate outcome to ensure home owners will not be made worse off by such compulsory acquisitions compared with the tax outcome that would apply if the dwelling were also being acquired."
A taxpayer will be able to disregard a capital gain or a capital loss where there is a compulsory acquisition, or similar arrangement, of adjacent land or an adjacent structure that is part of the taxpayer's main residence where the dwelling is not also being compulsorily acquired.
"To ensure consistency with the existing main residence CGT exemption, limits will apply to the area of land that can be covered under the new exemption," the Assistant Treasurer said.
The CGT exemption will apply to CGT events happening on or after the day which the amending Act receives Royal Assent. However, taxpayers will be able to choose to apply the provisions to CGT events that have happened since the beginning of the 2004-05 income year until the day before Royal Assent.
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The dollar is storng again and it could be months before we attack syria. UUggghh.
Shorted here .. will buy back just before the ATTACK ... if any.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Seriously? Look, I want to make money too....but who cheers for an attack where human beings will suffer and die just so they can make a buck on their stocks? Beyond sick...
I sure that the people over at Raytheon are cheering for an attack.


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Jeff Schuler is the co-founder of the nonprofit bicycle organization, Bicycle Re-Source of Bend (BRoB). Mr. Schuler organized BRoB in 2011 as a result of the needs within the community for free or low-cost bicycles. As a longtime collector of used bikes of all types and sizes, he has responded to requests from both individuals and organizations with needs for safe, refurbished, and functional bicycles. Mr. Schuler is currently the president of the BRoB board of directors and is responsible for coordinating volunteers, accepting bike donations, delivering bikes, and providing as much energy as necessary to keep the organization going strong. The BRoB has provided bicycles to Central Oregon Veterans Outreach, The Loft, CASA, local churches, Bend Elks Kids Night, Family Access Network, Neighbor Impact, The Shepherd's House, and many others. Mr. Shuler has a strong commitment to help people with need for a bike for basic transportation and healthy exercise. He has committed hundreds of volunteer hours and money to the advancement of bicycling in Deschutes County.
Big Chainring Award for Commercial Business: West Bend Property Company
West Bend Property Company has long understood the value of encouraging bicycle and pedestrian travel within the NorthWest Crossing development. The latest example of their continued "bicycle-pedestrian-friendly" design is when the extension of Lemhi Pass Drive was constructed; a grade-separated crossing of the existing trail on the north side of Skyliners Road was also established. The improvement has provided an "undercrossing" with the new roadway where trail users can continue to have unimpeded use of the trail withno safety conflicts. This particular improvement is just one example of how the developer has sought to build complete neighborhoods.
Big Chainring Award for Public Agency: Katie Hammer and Board of Directors, Redmond Area Parks and Recreation District (RAPRD)
The RAPRD Board and their executive director, Katie Hammer, have encouraged the development of the Radlands Trail Complex, a hiking and mountain biking trail system with 10 miles of natural surface trail at present and plans for more great terrain. Today, the Radlands has novice, intermediate, and advanced trails with trail views of the Three Sisters. Ms. Hammer brought the fledging idea to the District Board. Together they guided the idea through the requirements of Deschutes County, owner of the adjacent vacant land, and created an operating agreement between the two agencies. Central Oregon Trails Alliance and local volunteers have been instrumental in establishing the trails on the ground while the RAPRD Board adopted COTA trail standards for safer trail framework. The RAPRD Board has the intention for different user groups (mountain bikers, walkers, and equestrians) to work with each other and create solutions for any problems. The Central Oregon recreational community benefits from the work of the RAPRD Board and Ms. Hammer.
For more information about the annual Big Chainring Awards, please contact Deschutes County Associate Planner Cynthia Smidt at (541) 317-3150.


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I would like to ask you for your financial support of my campaign for the Iowa House of Representatives from House District 63, representing all of Bremer County and northern Black Hawk County.
It is projected that I will need to be prepared to spend between $75,000 and $100,000 in order to not only get my message out to the voters of this House District, but also to defend myself against the normal negative campaign ads that will come out from my opponent throughout this campaign season. I will need to have between $20,000 and $30,000 of these funds in my campaign bank account by May 14, 2012, which is the due date for this period's campaign reporting period.
I will be holding a fundraising event on April 30, 2012 at the Tendrils Rooftop Garden Pavilion, at the Waverly Health Center, 312 Ninth Street SW, Waverly. Speaking in support of my campaign will be my friend and special guest, Congressman Bruce Braley. There will be light snacks and beverages for your enjoyment beginning at 5:30 p.m. Congressman Braley and I will speak at about 6:15 p.m.
I do apologize for the late notice, but I wanted to make sure that Congressman Braley could join us before I scheduled this important event. I sincerely hope that you can join us! However, if you are not able to attend, I would still appreciate your willingness to invest in my campaign. Feel free to go to my "Heckroth For Iowa House" website at WWW.BILLHECKOTH.COM and use the "ActBlue" campaign contribution system or you can simply send a check to "Heckroth For Iowa", 1010 Ridgewood Blvd. NW, Waverly, IA 50677.
I look forward to having the honor to represent you in the Iowa House of Representatives starting in January 2013. We have a real opportunity in this 2012 election to take back control of the Iowa House and I certainly intend to be one of the new House members of the "Class of 2013". However, to do that, I need your financial support AND your ongoing support with your friends and neighbors throughout this campaign, including your vote in November.
Thank you in advance for your support.
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Supervisor Tom Little seeks re-election to the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors
Tom Little has announced he is seeking re-election to the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors in this year's election. "Even though there have been many challenges and setbacks due to restricting ordnances, laws, and cuts in Federal and State funding, "I have and will continue to use my valuable governmental experience and my common sense approach looking for ways of generating solutions with positive results when spending tax dollars. Fiscally sound planning today, produces a stronger tomorrow for all of Black Hawk County."Whether you are talking about our county roads, bridges, buildings or county equipment, these plans are vital for getting our County in better financial shape, thus lessening the tax burden on our county residents."
This board has excelled in renewing the unproductive and strain relationships within our County government by exchanging ideas and sharing services. We have and will continue to work with city and other county governments exploring these ideas for the betterment of all of Black Hawk County
We have and must continue to focus on smart economic development to help ensure the growth of new businesses within the county.
Finally, I am extremely proud of the respect and professionalism that this Board of Supervisors has exhibited. It is very exciting hearing from so many county residents who have express to us their approval and appreciation. Certainly this is a true testament of the positive direction Black Hawk County has taken and that our work has not gone unnoticed.
I am a Veteran of the United States Marine Corp, retired from John Deere, and a member of the United Auto Workers Local 838. I have been married for thirty-nine years to my wife Janice and we are both lifelong residents of Black Hawk County. We have three children and six grandchildren. I feel Black Hawk County has and must continue to be a great place to raise your family
John Miller, current chair of the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors and lifelong resident of Black Hawk County announced his bid for reelection today. "Growing up just 4 miles east of Hudson and now residing in Hudson on Shaulis Road gives me the perspective of both rural and urban issues," Miller said, "I would like to continue to bring that perspective to the Board of Supervisors for another term."
Miller cites several accomplishments during his time on the board including the resurfacing of 75 miles of roads and the building of 2 traffic and 2 trail bridges over the Cedar River, the formation of an 8 county coalition dealing with Community Services, the reduction of over $1 million in annual tax askings for the Country View facility and the raising of the bond rating from a negative 1A to 2AA. "These are but a few of the many things that we have done over the past several years to save tax dollars and make county government more responsive to the citizens," Miller stated. "With all the reduction in State and Federal funding that is happening currently, the next few years will be critical for those of us who are elected to local government. I would like to use my abilities to maintain the services at the lowest possible cost," Miller said.
Miller serves as liaison to Cedar Falls Community Main Street, the Black Hawk County Conservation Board and the Board of Health. He also chairs the Metropolitan Transportation Planning Organization and the Public Safety sub-committee of the National Association of Counties. "Making sure that the trail system and the county parks are interconnected is one of the things I will be working on in the future," Miller concluded.
PRESS RELEASE - Friday, March 23, 2012
Linda Laylin Announces Candidacy for Supervisor
CEDAR FALLS -- Linda Laylin, former Director of Business Services for the Greater Cedar Valley Alliance, has filed nomination papers to run for Black Hawk County Supervisor this fall. The Cedar Falls resident announced her bid for one of three seats up for election in November.
Laylin has spent over 25 years working with local businesses to create jobs and spur new development in the Cedar Valley. "I believe my knowledge of the County as well as my work experience will be a tremendous asset to the Board, but it's the established relationships with local businesses and community leaders that will be most beneficial." Laylin has worked with businesses, educators, and government officials and looks forward to working with the same individuals but in other ways.
As Director of Business Services for the Greater Cedar Valley Alliance, Laylin worked primarily with the existing businesses in Black Hawk County. "They create the jobs and make the capital investment here. My job has been to assist them whenever possible." In recent years, workforce development has become an important focus for Laylin. She believes education and training are ultimately the solutions to the workforce shortage. "Businesses are needing workers and workers are needing jobs, but the skill sets don't match. No one group or organization can solve the problem. Working together is the only way it will happen."
Laylin is a lifelong resident of Black Hawk County. She was a graduate of Hawkeye Community College as well as a graduate of the University of Northern Iowa and would like to see more women in elected government positions. She lived in Waterloo for many years, but has resided in Cedar Falls for almost 20 years. Laylin has one daughter who also lives in Cedar Falls with her family.
Laylin has served on numerous community boards including the Regional Workforce Investment Board, Waterloo Downtown Rotary Board, and the Cedar Valley Labor-Management Council. She also served as president of the Hawkeye Community College Foundation Board.
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Veterans play a key role in the success of Norfolk Southern Corp.
Norfolk Southern employs more than 4,200 veterans and has hired more than 1,200 over the last six years and more than 200 in 2012, said Don Faulkner, general superintendent of Norfolk Southern's Juniata Locomotive Shop.
Norfolk Southern on Thursday unveiled a one-of-a-kind "Veterans Locomotive," which will be placed into freight service on its system to honor people who have served in the military and reserves, especially those employed by the railroad.
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Norfolk Southern unveiled a commemorative locomotive honoring the country's veterans on Thursday at the Juniata Locomotive Shop. Employee Dave Belles of Duncansville snaps some photos of the No. 6920.
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Norfolk Southern employees pose for video and photos near the company's new locomotive.
No. 6920 is an SD60E model, which was built and painted at the Juniata shop.
It will operate primarily in general freight service. Its red, white, and blue paint scheme, and yellow ribbon with the message "Honoring our Veterans," was selected by a group of 18 NS employees representing all branches of the armed forces.
Painting the Veterans Locomotive involved 26 Norfolk Southern employees, two of whom are veterans, using 66 gallons of primer and paint over a 112-hour period.
With its nontraditional paint scheme, the locomotive joins Norfolk Southern's Heritage Fleet of 20 locomotives that were painted in the schemes of key predecessor railroad companies earlier this year in observance of the company's 30th anniversary.
Dave Sunderland of Bellwood, a combat veteran and 24-year member of the U.S. Army Reserves, was one of the veterans who helped paint the locomotive.
"I felt proud that we could do something like that. It is awesome, it shows to me my employer cares about veterans and military people," said Sunderland, who works as a carman and painter at the shop.
General Foreman Tim Strickenberger and Trainmaster Calvin Law praised Norfolk Southern for hiring veterans like themselves.
"When we leave the military we have a lot of uncertainty about careers. I've been employed at Norfolk Southern since early 2007. I am an exception. Many veterans struggle to find employment post-military," said Strickenberger, a former U.S. Air Force staff sergeant who served as an F-16 aircraft mechanic during U.S. operations in the Middle East. "Veterans are gratified to be part of a company that honors veterans the way it does."
"It can be frightening to retire from the military. I found myself at a military job fair and Norfolk Southern stood out to me," said Law, a 26-year U.S. Navy veteran who served as a lieutenant commander during Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. "After joining the Norfolk Southern team, they provided the training, structure and support that made the transition from the military to be a smooth one. This is a company that understands and appreciates our military servicemen."
Guest speaker Col. Grey Berrier II, deputy commander, 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 28th Infantry Division, Pennsylvania Army National Guard, said the military and railroad have run a parallel course throughout history and called the railroad the logistical backbone of our country.
Berrier, who said he has family ties to Norfolk Southern - his father retired as a Norfolk Southern engineer - appreciates the company's effort to recruit veterans.
"They bring an established work ethic and are safety conscious. They also are punctual and are used to being part of a team and follow standard operating procedures. They are also drug-free and are used to working in a dangerous environment and taking leadership when required," Berrier said. "I like to think that thousands and perhaps millions will swell with pride when the veterans locomotive goes past them on the rails."
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I told him I was craving brownies. It's been a big joke all day. Preggo wants brownies, haha. We grocery shopped and I chose not to get anything brownie-ish, because, well I wouldn't normally and I just had brownies last week and I like to think I have self control over junk food.
So we're sitting here and I'm like "I can't even sleep, I want a brownie SO bad."
He goes "Culvers has brownie sundaes."
HOLY SHIT. HOLD THE PHONE. If you've never had culvers, its frozen custard which puts ice cream to damn shame. I'd shank a bitch just to eat a scoop.
I'm like "NO WAY. ARE YOU SERIOUS?" He starts laughing and is like "Im pretty sure, I'll look it up"
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He then kisses me and is all "aw, I feel bad. I'll go drive to the 24hr DQ (20 mins away) and get you something" Im like mother fucker it will be SOUP by the time you get back. I don't want ice cream, now I want CUSTARD.
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With the Midsummer Classic just one month away, Bleacher Report's Featured Columnists are back with an updated mock All-Star vote!
This is part two of this week's poll: the NL results (for the AL results, click here). For each position, I've listed the full vote totals, as well as the current real-life leader(s) and a reminder of who we chose five weeks ago. And, as always, a "featured writer" has submitted commentary for each winning player.
If some of the participants' names seem unfamiliar in this context, that's because they probably are; a whopping 44 Featured Columnists voted on at least one league's ballot, making this the biggest FC Poll yet.
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Columbus, Ohio PD switched over, or at least made it availiable. They seemed pretty impressed in the article I read. I know one of my local PD's has switched over to it. There have been quite a few. To find them all you'll have to start checking back-issue newpapers.
November 28, 2007, 08:54 PM
Cincinnati PD issues the MP9 and Columbus PD issues the MP40. Several other agencies in Ohio are also issuing these pistols but the departmental size doesn't really have as much influence as the other two.
November 28, 2007, 09:10 PM
According to that link (a S&W investor presentation), S&W has over 247 departments using the M&P.
November 29, 2007, 01:56 AM
not too sure about issue guns, however I do know one cop who carries an M&P9 compact as his BUG
November 29, 2007, 07:10 PM
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"Ms. Okun: Are there any nice restaurants open on Christmas Day in Western New York? My husband and I were the ones who entertained for every holiday, but now all our family is gone, and we are considering dining out. Based on the recommendations you made for Thanksgiving dining, I found out the hard way that it is crucial to make reservations very early. Thank you for any assistance you can provide."
-- Lancaster Resident
"Greetings. Please suggest a restaurant that will serve Christmas morning breakfast/early luncheon. My family will attend Christmas morning church services downtown. I am serving dinner for 14 later in the day and because of this, my family does not want me to cook breakfast. Tough inquiry, I know. Thank you very much."
-- Lynn
Ho ho ho. Yes, the holidays are coming; people will be hungry, but there are alternatives to a family meal at home.
Since you will be downtown at church anyway, you can stop in at the Atrium in the Hyatt Regency, 2 Fountain Plaza, serving from 6 to 10 a.m. This will not be the usual elaborate buffet, but you can get an abbreviated menu featuring the likes of eggs or pancakes. The surroundings will look pretty and Christmas-y, and the meal will give you the strength to feed the hordes to come.
A good way to stoke up for Christmas is to visit ethnic restaurants. The Nosh Cafe, 7900 Transit Road, Amherst, is an example of what we mean. It is a Jewish deli, and it will be open from noon to 8 p.m. You can order anything off the menu. Like what? Like hearty soups, bagels with lox, eggs any style (with salami is terrific) and maybe later in the day, hot and cold sandwiches or burgers, too.
Dim sum makes a terrific breakfast. Actually, in China it often is breakfast. Visit Peking Garden, 3666 Delaware Ave., Town of Tonawanda, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Christmas and enjoy the likes of Siu Mai, Shrimp Balls and Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaves.
It really is sort of a restaurant cliche, but just about every Asian restaurant is open on Christmas Day for lunch and dinner. Some suggestions (there are many more):
* Tao Sushi and Grill, 3200 Orchard Park Road, Orchard Park. You can even sit at a hibachi table here.
* The Golden Duck, 1840 Maple Road, Amherst, open from 4 to 9:30 p.m. You will see several Chinese/American families here enjoying the excellent food, banquet-style.
A more elaborate dinner? The Buffalo Chophouse, 282 Franklin St., will be open from 2 to 8 p.m., and I am talking major lavish, in terms of both decor and menu. Steak, steak and steak, of course, but also fine seafood and poultry.
Oliver's, 2095 Delaware Ave., is traditionally open on Christmas Day and will be serving its usual excellent food from 1 to 8 p.m., with five or six entrees -- popular standards and contemporary -- to choose from and very festive ambience. With all these suggestions, it is best to reserve.
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Chris Culliver pulled down the game's only interception on Matt Ryan's third pass attempt of the second half. (USA TODAY IMAGES)
The 49ers defense rose up in the second half of the team's 28-24 victory over the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC Championship Game.
And, to be sure, there were a lot of outstanding defensive plays as the 49ers shut out the high-powered Falcons over the final 30 minutes of action.
But the 49ers' best defensive play of the game occurred in the first quarter. In a game in which there were seven touchdowns scored, an outstanding effort from 49ers inside linebacker NaVorro Bowman forced the Falcons to settle for a field goal.
What made Bowman's breakup of a third-and-4 pass intended for Jacquizz Rodgers so impressive is what he had to do just to get into position to cover the fleet running back. He flashed a little of everything on the play, including anticipation of what the Falcons were going to attempt to do.
Atlanta ran a well-designed pick play with wide receiver Julio Jones running a route into Bowman's path. That left Rodgers momentarily all alone on his route toward the right sideline. But Bowman got through Jones, closed ground on Rodgers with amazing quickness and reached out with his left hand to deflect the pass.
Although the Falcons would go on to kick the field goal and add another touchdown early in the second quarter, that play from Bowman kept the deficit manageable.
Here's a look at the other key moments for the 49ers on defense and special teams:
--Is defensive tackle Justin Smith OK? It took all of about four seconds to provide the answer. On the first play from scrimmage, the Falcons ran right at Smith. Center Todd McClure and left guard Justin Blalock double-teamed Smith, who reached out with his left arm -- yes, the arm with a partially torn left triceps tendon -- and brought down Michael Turner for a 3-yard gain.
--It was an up-and-down day for right cornerback Tarell Brown. He gave up some plays in coverage on expertly executed throws and catches and he was involved in a blown coverage, but also broke up a couple passes, including a deep pass in the fourth quarter.
Brown gave up 11 catches on 14 targets for 126 yards, according to Pro Football Focus. He had very good coverage on Jones on the 20-yard TD pass to open the second quarter and tried to force Jones out of bounds. Somehow, Jones made the grab and got both feet inbounds. Brown did not give up a TD catch in the entire regular season or in the first playoff game, according to PFF.
--The breakdown occurred on Jones' first touchdown, the 46-yarder that gave Atlanta a 7-0 lead. Brown and Bowman went with tight end Tony Gonzalez at the sideline, allowing Jones to run past safety Dashon Goldson for an easy touchdown. It looked as if Brown should've continued on with Jones. It was the first time all season that the 49ers allowed a touchdown pass of 40 yards or more.
--Outside linebacker Aldon Smith did not have a sack, but he still made his presence felt with a lot of pressure -- two hits and five hurries -- on quarterback Matt Ryan. Is Smith's shoulder bothering him? I believe it is. There were a couple of times early in the game, including on a 16-yard pass to Roddy White, in which Smith did not get his arms up to attempt to knock down Ryan passes at the line of scrimmage. With his arm length, Smith can do a better job of disrupting the play on throws to his side even when it's just a three-step drop and he doesn't have time to get to the quarterback.
--Outside linebacker Ahmad Brooks appeared to sustain a left hand injury on the second drive of the game, which forced him out of the lineup for a couple of plays. That's notable, considering some of the plays Brooks made in the fourth quarter. We'll explain later.
--Nose tackle Isaac Sopoaga played 19 snaps after seeing action on just three plays against the Green Bay Packers a week earlier. Sopoaga did a very good job in his limited role. He and Justin Smith got penetration on a first-quarter run play in which Patrick Willis dropped Rodgers for a 2-yard loss. Sopoaga was not in for many run downs, but he got the 49ers' only sack of the game when he took down Ryan as he was stepping up in the pocket for no gain.
--Third cornerback Chris Culliver was targeted late in the second quarter. He gave up a 16-yard pass to Gonzalez and was called for illegal contact against Roddy White.
--The 49ers had the perfect defensive call against Gonzalez on a second-and-4 from the 10-yard line. Willis and Donte Whitner double-teamed Gonzalez, who used his body perfectly to snare Ryan's pinpoint pass for a 10-yard touchdown.
--Culliver got the 49ers' defense off to a great start in the second half. He read Ryan and White perfectly to step in front of the receiver for an interception to end Atlanta's first possession of the third quarter.
--The interception was spoiled when David Akers missed a 38-yard FG attempt of the left upright. Akers hit the ball well, just as he did in pregame warmups. But it was off the mark. All was not lost for Akers, however, as he provided touchbacks on each of his five kickoffs. And coach Jim Harbaugh announced on Monday that Akers would keep his job for the Super Bowl.
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--Cornerback Carlos Rogers did not see a whole lot of action go his way, as he was matched mostly on Harry Douglas in the slot. But he came through in a big way when his number was called. He had great coverage against White on a deep pass that he broke up at the goal line late in the third quarter.
--Aldon Smith got good initial push against Falcons left tackle Sam Baker, which enabled him to be in position to pounce on Ryan's fumbled snap out of the shotgun formation late in the third quarter. That play was huge because Atlanta, leading 24-21 at the time, had moved to the 49ers' 28.
--Carlos Rogers made one of the defensive plays of the game when he stopped Gonzalez for a 5-yard reception, forcing him out of bounds, on a third-and-6 at the Atlanta 10-yard line. Rogers got some help on that play when Aldon Smith briefly tied up Gonzalez at the line of scrimmage and did not allow him a free release. That forced the Falcons to punt after they took over at their own 1-yard line following Michael Crabtree's fumble.
--Punt returner Ted Ginn then gave the 49ers exception field position with a burst of speed along the right side for a 20-yard return. The 49ers took over at the Falcons' 38, and went on to score the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter.
--Aldon Smith got pressure against Ryan, forcing him to hold the ball a little longer than he wanted, before throwing 35 yards down the field for Jones. That gave Brown enough time to come over and break up the deep pass on the Falcons' final drive.
--The 49ers blitzed Ryan on only five of 44 dropbacks, according to PFF, and one of them sprung Bowman for a big hit on the quarterback. Still, Ryan got the ball out of Jones for a 5-yard gain.
--Willis showed his remarkable closing speed to bring down Ryan for three yards on a scramble when it looked as if Ryan had an open field ahead of him late in the fourth quarter.
--On the controversial Douglas 22-yard reception that was upheld on review, Douglas was all alone after Rogers fell while trying to defend a double-move. Harbaugh's reaction was probably similar to the scene in living rooms throughout the Bay Area.
--Brooks had two big pass breakups -- both with his left hand -- in the fourth quarter. The first one came on a first-and-10 from the Falcons 1-yard line after Crabtree's fumble. The next one came on third-and-4 from the 49ers' 10 with 1:13 remaining. White appeared open along the right sideline, but it's possible Rogers, who was jumping the route, could've broken up the pass if the pass was a little off-target.
--Brooks also got pressure on Ryan and planted him into the ground, separating Ryan's left shoulder, with a hit just prior to his pass breakup on the final drive.
[RELATED: Brooks serves Ryan sprained shoulder]
--Just like on Gonzalez's touchdown at the end of the first half, it appeared as if defensive coordinator Vic Fangio knew exactly what the Falcons were going to do on fourth-and-4 from the 10.
The Falcons had three receivers to the right side. Afterward, Whitner said the 49ers knew that the ball would be going to whichever receiver on that side was the inside man. Both Bowman and Willis were in position, but White continued to move across the field, taking Willis out of the play. Bowman had contact with White, but managed to get his left hand in there to break it up. Even if White had made the catch, Goldson might have been in position to stop White short of the first down.
--Punter Andy Lee and gunner Tramaine Brock teamed up on special teams under extreme pressure. Lee got off a 43-yard punt within 3 yards of the left sideline with :13 remaining. Brock easily beat the block attempt of Robert McClain on that side to get into position to throw Douglas for a 1-yard loss to the Atlanta 41-yard line with :06 remaining. That left the Falcons time for just one more play.
--On the Falcons' final play, the 49ers sent a three-man rush and Aldon Smith got push into Ryan's face forcing him to throw early. Fourth cornerback Perrish Cox, who played only two snaps of defense, made the immediate hit on Jones as time expired.
Defensive play time
Includes plays nullified by penalties
67 (100%) -- FS Dashon Goldson, CB Tarell Brown, OLB Aldon Smith, CB Carlos Rogers, SS Donte Whitner
66 (99%) -- LB Patrick Willis, LB NaVorro Bowman
64 (96%) -- DT Justin Smith
63 (94%) -- OLB Ahmad Brooks
61 (91%) -- DT Ray McDonald
48 (72%) -- CB Chris Culliver
19 (28%) -- NT Isaac Sopoaga
7 (10%) -- DT Ricky Jean Francois
3 (4%) -- OLB Clark Haggans
2 (3%) -- CB Perrish Cox, DT Will Tukuafu
1 (1%) -- SS C.J. Spillman
Special teams
16 (67%) -- Darcel McBath
15 (62%) -- Bruce Miller, Anthony Dixon, C.J. Spillman, Tavares Gooden, Larry Grant, Michael Wilhoite
14 (69%) -- Tramaine Brock
11 (46%) -- Will Tukuafu
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But then again what do you expect from people who support a guy who quit in a fight, and rather than taking it like a man says "i never lost that fight, cause that really wasnt me". blah blah blah. Then he flips flops on his child hood story like a fish out of water. And then he mentally breaks down in the biggest fight of his career and tries to head but Mayweather. But at 1st he cries that is was an accident, and 2 days later he admits he did it on purpose to retaliate for Mayweathers elbows.
The guys is a fraud, liar, and doesnt belong in boxing.
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[QUOTE=SyrianKid;11222295]STOP WITH THE IMAGINARY ELBOWS , WE ALL SEE THAT ORTIZ IS THROWING HIS HEADBUTTS LIKE A CHEATER WHO IS TRYING NOT TO GET CAUGHT
It goes both ways brah,
These videos are pro victor like the others were pro mayweather.
From what i see, When victor got inside he presses his forehead against
Floyd's chest which is normal, some are border line, but nothing really
was intentional , however the last one he did was intentional without a doubt.
Mayweather does block with his elbow, put you can't swing it out like he did
in the fight. Fighters will
probably get away with it on the inside when they press it against the body
to press the other fighter back, but Mayweather swang that **** out
on Ortiz's face, he connected a quite a few on the inside, some where
legal to get Ortiz off, but some were meant to do damage.
WTF is up with Cortez, should've issued some soft warnings to BOTH
fighters, instead he just letting the fight explode.
And as far as people saying "Mayweather punched ortiz for the headbutt",
BS, Floyd would've done that **** either way, if he saw the opportunity to
get one in. He's done it before.
And Ortiz should've kept his hands up, and tightened his jaw after
Mayweather connected with his first hook, instead of looking away.
If he can't get the pacquiao fight, I'd pay to see the rematch.
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One thing is clear no matter what Floyd fights dirty!
1. He forced his opponent to take his fake OST to install his will to them.
2. He uses Cortiz as ref because he allowed Floyd to do his dirty tricks.
3. He used his elbow as a punch.
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6. He used sucker punch in some of them.
All above, you can watch it from Floyd fights against Gatti, Hatton, Mosley and Ortiz. in no particular order.
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Floyd was elbowing Ortiz that's why Ortiz answered back with a headbutt. They r both wrong imo
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Credit on the video. Make great points, people are delusional when it comes to floyd.
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