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OggSync is pleased to announce OggSync 2.0 suite of products. For those with limited needs, OggSync basic will provide the Google Calendar user with full two way synchronization with no 3rd party involved! Direct from Google to your phone! OggSync 2.0 FreeWare provides the following features: * Full 2 way sync from your phone to one of your Google calendars * Supports Google Hosted Domains * No 3rd party involvement, keep things simple with just your phone and Google Calendar. * Full support for repeating events, and changes to those repeating events * Uses over the air or cradled connections so you can always be up to date * Compatible with Outlook and ActiveSync * Auto notification/download when new versions are available. OggSync 2.0 Pro adds the following features: * Multiple calendar sync - Sync any number of Google public and private calendars * Automatic Synchronization! Let OggSync keep your phone and Google in sync in the background. * Default Calendar Mapping: Optionally have events with no matching Google Calendar category get put in your default Google Calendar * And of course, existing subscribers get automatic full upgrade to OggSync Pro, thank you for your patronage! About OggSync OggSync s mission is to keep mobile users in sync with the scheduling demands of a busy lifestyle, keeping all calendars in one manageable view! Whether it is a users Google or Outlook calendar, OggSync syncs to a users mobile phone quickly and automatically, allowing users see what they have scheduled personally and professionally so that commitments are met on both sides. OggSync Basic is a free package designed to help individuals keep their one calendar synchronized to a Windows mobile phone. The free OggSync Basic launched worldwide in January of 2007. OggSync Professional is a subscription version allowing users to synchronize multiple calendars to their mobile phone and provide for automatic updates.
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The Sacramento Police Department said that officers responded to reports of a fight near 12th and L streets early Sunday morning.
When they arrived, they found the victim. A second victim, who had come to the aid of the first, was also found injured, police said.
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A shoplifter was reported to police recently after a loss prevention officer witnessed a woman leave the store with items she did not pay for. He approached the suspect, according to a report, and she admitted that she was wrong and did not pay for the items.
Police responded, read her rights to her and then asked for her side of the story. Again she admitted to stealing the items. Prior to being taken to jail, her belongings were searched. In her purse police found a canister with a white rock in it. She said it might be Ativan because she tends to keep them in the canister. Eventually a friend arrived and took her purse and her car home for safe keeping.
Then the woman in custody changed her story and told the officer that the canister belonged to her friend. The officer asked her if the rock was a narcotic and she said she did not know. The officer then asked if her "friend" did drugs and she said the friend did in fact do drugs.
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A company owner called police to report that an employee who had just been fired vandalized his company truck.He told the responding officer that the employee would not respond by radio. He later found out this employee was at a relative's house and after almost three hours the owner was finally able to reach him. He was told to bring the truck back and that he was fired. The employee then threw the radio into the windshield and shattered it, according to the report. The report states that the employee brought the truck back and told his now former boss that if he pressed charges he would have someone shoot him.
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The officer spoke with the former employee who made the excuse of not hearing the radio. He then turned the tables and said his boss became hostile and started cussing him. He said he would return the keys and added that he did not mean to break the windshield. He said it just happened.
A boutique owner had to call police after a woman stole some items. The store owner told the officer that a woman came in and approached the counter and said she needed a job. The store owner asked for her resume and she responded that she did not have one. The owner then told her to write down her name and number. The woman wrote her information down and added, "need a job part time badly." She then looked around the store and left. Once the woman left, the store owner went to where the woman had been standing for a while and noticed that a dress and a wallet were missing. She then looked outside and saw the woman leaving a store beside her's. She was carrying a backpack she did not have earlier.
The store owner approached her and asked about the theft. She said she did not have anything and even offered to let her look inside her new backpack. The store owner decided to back off and let the woman drive off.
She did not get the tag number, but was able to get a good description of the car. She explained to the officer that the store beside her's might have cameras. So the officer went to next store and although they did not have cameras, there was a backpack missing. Both store owners said they did want to press charges. The officer then ran the woman's name and phone number and came up with an Old Village address. He went to the woman's home and sure enough, she was getting out of the car the store owner described and she was wearing the dress the store owner said she stole.
He explained to her that he was investigating a theft. She said she did not know anything about it. He then told her it was in reference to the dress she was wearing. She became very defensive and said a friend gave her he dress She then turned to her friend and said, "Didn't you just give this to me?"
The friend looked at her hesitantly and then looked at the officer. The officier said, "Don't get yourself in trouble over this." She walked away.
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The officer then asked her where the wallet was and she removed her license and credit cards and cash. He then asked for the backpack and she pulled out numerous items and handed that over.
She was then issued a trespass notice for both stores. She asked if she could just pay for the items and forget about the whole thing. He told her that she did not have to pay for the items since they were being returned but that the store owners may still want to press charges. And they did. The officer prepared the warrants for her arrest.
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The driver is currently on supervised federal probation. His driver's license is suspended for unpaid traffic tickets. He was charged with improper lane use, driving under suspension, borrowing ID's, failure to pay tickets. The passenger was also charged with borrowing ID's and no seat belt. The case was also turned over to the investigative division to look into the possibility of illegal activity in regard to the store returns.
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Skip to comments.Wind Power Is Just a Lot of Hot Air
Posted on 08/11/2008 6:22:31 AM PDT by kellynla
At first glance, the energy proposals of Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens for wind power and increased gas usage sound good. "We can't drill our way out of this crises"; I happen to disagree with this statement. We still need to drill to make ourselves "independent from foreign oil."
But the real issue is what is behind the clamor to expand wind power in lieu of increasing oil drilling. To understand this you have to read between the lines.
Not only does Pickens' firm, BP capital, have significant investments in natural gas, but last June he announced plans to build the world's largest wind farm in west Texas, capable of producing 4,000 megawatts of electricity.
The federal government subsidizes wind farm operators with a tax credit worth 1.9 cents per kilowatt hour - potentially making for a tidy annual taxpayer gift to Pickens based on his anticipated capacity. But Pickens and wind power investors have a problem: since congress didn't renew the wind subsidy as part of the 2007 energy bill, it will expire at the end of this year unless reauthorized. Government subsidies the most important aspect for wind power usage and expansion; without them, wind can't compete against fossil fuel-generated power.
As pointed out by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on July 9, "In 1999, 2001 and 2003, when Congress temporarily killed the credits, the number of new turbines dropped dramatically."
President Bush and Senator McCain have both called for renewed offshore oil and gas drilling. With gasoline prices around $4 per gallon, something needs to be done. However why is there opposition to offshore wind development? The Wall Street Journal notes that although there is no formal moratorium against offshore wind power, environmentalist and NIMBY opposition has stalled every sea-based wind project proposed in the U.S. thus far.
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T. Boone is just an old oil salesman.
Now he's trying to sell wind power.
It doesn't mean it's not feasible.
It just means it's T. Boone Pickens.
Blasphemy !!!!
T. Bone, GE, and Congress will make billions, all from guess who?
....concerning wind power......
why couldn't every home have a wind mill in their yard to produce their own power????? seems to me that if I were to have a wind mill here, the power it would produce could run my home with ease.....anyone else agree/disagree?
If wind power were so terrific the aircraft carriers would still be using sails.
As is always the case with T. Boone, "Follow the Money!".
ole T-Bone is trying to use whatever credibility he has (funny how oilmen are fiends when they are republicans, but saints when esposing left wing ideas?) to focus attention upon what is nothing more than his own financial agenda.
he's self serving, and no better then a used car salesman.
I actually believe T. Boone. I think he has financially positioned himself to where the plan will work. The goal to use natural gas to replace our oil usage in autos could be workable.
Wind power just doesn't work everywhere...just as solar doesn't work everywhere...I know in Southern Cali, the breeze at my house wouldn't fill a balloon. LOL
Now, solar is another issue, and my next house will have a solar roof!
For the TRILLIONS of taxpayer dollars that Pickens wants for transmission lines to produce at best 2% of our energy needs, NUCLEAR is a heck of a lot better energy source!
Sometimes the wind doesn't blow. Just a thought since you will have to pay for backup of some sort.
Pickens is just trying to get govenment funding(our tax dollars) for transmission lines and the cost is HUGE especially for the miniscule R.O.I.
We're talking TRILLIONS for, at best, 2% of our energy needs.
The basic idea of course is that the waves will always be there and can be used to power turbines. Apparently hurricanes are not an issue because the turbines are just below the surface. I've no idea if they are a danger to dolphins.
"why couldnt every home have a wind mill in their yard to produce their own power?'
Seems to me you can't allow that. That number of windmills would obviously have an effect on the weather patterns and cause an drastic escalation of global warming.
Does the wind blow 24 hours a day every day? If not, you need a backup source of power. Some systems are combining wind with solar as the backup, but these arrays are still more costly than just hooking up to the electric grid. Personally I'd love to be off the grid with wind and solar but it's just not economically feasible yet.
1.9 cents per kWh is $19 per MWh, times 4000 MW capacity is $76,000 per hour if there's enough wind to get to capacity.
But they're ugly, and they chop up the poor little birdies... < /greenie whacko >
Picken's has got big investments in natural gas. Natural gas turbines are the flexible backup for wind turbines. Every wind turbine needs to be backed up by a flexible power source since they aren't there when you need them the most..hot summer days.
We need to replace the natural gas power generation with nuclear. It runs all the time.
Picken's wants to make sure that he gets his subsidies extended and then help with the extra transmission lines.
Then the utilities don't care about the cost of wind power..they will just roll it into their rate base and you will pay. Plus pay for the subsidies. It is all about money nothing else.
You jest, but the flat-earth lobby is already worrying over whether the huge wind farms operated by Denmark and the Netherlands are affecting Europe's climate.
'Apparently hurricanes are not an issue because the turbines are just below the surface. "
Hurricanes could definitely have an impact on these. 3-4 years ago one of the hurricanes moved a ship down in the keys. The ship is 510 feet long and was laying on its side. The hurricane moved it so it is now resting on its bottom. That ship ranged from about 70 at its highest point to about 130 feet on the sea floor.
yes I jest but my point is the wackos will not be happy with alternative energy. Their goal is to get us to stop using energy period.
In all seriousness wind is an important part of our weather. If you remove the energy from the system in significant (whats significant?) amounts it would probably have some impact. Not to mention all the dead birds.
We need oil!!
Keep supporting our congress heros that are still in Washington!!
We need a vote
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John Boehner invited McCain to join them
McCain needs to get his a$$ to Washington where he belongs
It will bring the much needed media attention
and "if" is the biggest word in the dictionary...
With nuclear, you have electrical power generated 80-90% of the time. While at the best of circumstances, with wind, heck you don't even get any power generated HALF of the time...so you need a backup...
Hey, I don't need convincing. I'm with you.
I was just curious what the federal subsidy would be for 4000 MW running at full tilt.
I don't trust Pickins. I want nuclear.
So the government dollars go away and suddenly no one is interested in putting up windmills anymore. But I thought windpower was the wave of the future...would save the planet...would make its investors megabucks...couldn't miss!! Interesting how tax dollars make everything more attractive...AIN'T IT!!
WOW! $665 million a year in federal subsidies!! No wonder T. Boone PICKINS is spending all that advertising money, there's a big payoff in taxpayers' money.
Amazing how the lazy reporters of this nation are silent as sleeping sheep.
"Wind gets a very small chunk of the DOE budget?"
as it should...I agree with the author, wind power is a lot of "hot air!"
However, I think there's another reason...a more important reason. The timing of his ads running incessantly 24/7 is extremely revealing....i.e., right before election.
Folks listening to and being led by this clone of snake-oil salesman, Jimmuh Cahtah, just OUGHT to believe Obama's equally-incessant message of alternate energy replacing oil which is SO possible and SO imminent right?
Why, this famed billionaire isn't even talking about that evil product, oil, is he? So why should we little people even be talking about drilling NOW?
T-Bone is a stalking horse for Obama, no doubt about it. Why else these endless, red-herring spot ads on radio and TV about something that will never replace or even come close to replacing oil?
T-Bone is in the barrel for anti-drilling Barak despite his down-homey, twangy lingo pitching a magic elixir which will certainly cure all that ails ya.
Actually, if you dig a bit deeper you'll discover that T.Boone's wind plans are secondary. The real reason he's pushing these wind farms is water, as in the Ogallala Aquifer. Transmission line corridors also make great places to put water pipelines. T.Boone has been buying up water rights in Texas like they are going out of style and is planning to make his next billion being a water Barron......and he'll use the power of eminent domain, courtesy of the Texas State Legislature, to achieve his goals......
well if Pickens is hitching his wagon to Obama;
he's picking a loser...
Obama has two chances of winning on 11/4..."slim & none"
and "Slim" just left the building. LOL
He's putting up a ton of advertising $$$$, and gets fawning brain-dead interviews in primetime. ----Maybe the networks have been "bought."
I have to smile when I read how "wonderful"wind power is....but what happens when the wind fails, behind every wind generator, there is a fossil fuel electrical generator, ready to assume the power load the second the wind slows/stops...
The other issue is, how much fossil fuel is required to make a wind generator....and, how many years of wind generation is required to pay back the energy required to make the wind power generator...I suggest it would require 20 to 30 years to pay back the fuel consummed in the fabrication of one wind generator....
The real story here is the water. Over the past decade T. Bone acquired a huge piece of the Oglalla Auquifer under his much-expanded Roberts County ranch. The windmills and their power line are basically P.R. cover for the water pipeline he wants to build to Dallas. Even though Dallas is, at present, uninterested in buying his water, he anticipates they will be in the near future.
Through legislative sleight-of-hand, he sneaked through a law that let him set up his own Roberts County Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 with several employees, having been given several of his acres to qualify as the necessary five landowners. In this extraordinary abuse of the law, he now has the power of eminent domain to steamroll his neighbors and the right to issue tax-free bonds for his water and power lines across the 250 miles from his hacienda to Dallas. The definitive story can be had here:
From the articles on the Sierra Club website, Pickens did a great job of romancing Carl Pope—Sierra Club Director—who wrote a gushing blog entry about his weekend with T-Bone and his windmills, but the membership brought him up short. Others have crunched the numbers regarding just how much taxpayer subsidies he can potentially mine from our pockets. You may well ask what a bilionaire octogenarian would want with more billions, but, after seeing "Batman Returns" I adapt the quote "some men just want to watch the world burn" to "some men just want to make things happen"; a usually admirable trait that has everything to do with our national greatness but here involves a man wanting do do something big with other people's money and other people's land.
Tie this man close to Obama, NOW! Then 527 the crap out of this idiotic monstrosity in October.
Wind power has been used for a long time. Nothing against using it again. The only issue is cost.
Favorable publicity may be a big part of the reason for his little project. Most people of a certain age have a vaguely distasteful memory of Pickens as a Gordon Gekko corporate raider-type from the eighties. Among other things, I thingk he's in full legacy mode and wants to buy his way into heaven.
Here's a link to a story from a different source from a few days ago about Pickens' water plans:
Isn't the Texas Legislature controlled by 'Pubbies now?
Looks like 'ole T. Bone has some friends in high places.....
Oh, NO!
No encores of Una Paloma Blanca
T. Boondoggle!
Can't take credit for it. Some other FReeper posted the story a couple of days ago. I'm just reposting for discussion. It is very interesting, though, particularly the connections Pickens has in the Texas Legislature......
With zero knowledge of the whirly gigs and just the opinions of others to go on all I can say is that in the Panhandle of Texas there are a gazillion of these things up and or going up ! None of em belong to T.Boone so far....... they are spinning 24 & 7 just like the reporters on all sides of this pro con issue.
guess it's a wait and see......for me !.....:o)
Have you ever heard how loud these things are?
Plus the bird bodies littering your back yard would change your opinion.
I think they should put them off the coast of every state. Start with Ted kennedy's back yard!
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With a (muted) fanfare of trumpets we are proud to anounce that both Sookie and Minnie-May have now both had their babies. Both mums are fit and healthy and so are the babies. In the past both mums have had 5 babies but this time Minnie-May had 2 and Sookie had 3. I always get nervous just before the babies are due. I feel as if any pain has been cause by me, it's all my fault! Then when the babies start to come out of the nest that feeling goes away and all I want to do is hug them and spend loads of time with them.
One baby has already been sold and the others will have new homes soon. Hopefuly they will keep in touch so that I know how they are getting on. I do have my eye on one of the little girls as a keeper but I'll see how things go.
I'm off to Africa soon for 2 weeks and when I come back the babies will have grown so much! I'm going to miss them loads.
Here's to new beginnings! On Febuary 23rd we lost Soames and on 23rd April we lost little Lilibet. We have been really shocked to lose the 2 of them so close together and the 'Hog Room' seems empty without them. However, this week we have heard baby squeaks from Sookie. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that all goes well and that the babies and Sookie keep well and thrive. Minnie-May is also expecting and her babies are due in the middle of May. She's just had her 2nd birthday (May 1st) and seems to be doing well.


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In a meeting that could shape the Flyers' future, standout goalie Ilya Bryzgalov will be introduced to several team officials on Thursday.
Bryzgalov and his agent, Ritch Winter, will arrive in Philadelphia late Wednesday night and meet with general manager Paul Holmgren, coach Peter Laviolette, and goalie coach Jeff Reese, among others, the next day.
The Flyers acquired the rights to Bryzgalov last week, sending minor-league winger/enforcer Matt Clackson and a third-round pick in 2012 to Phoenix. The Coyotes will also get a conditional pick if Bryzgalov signs with the Flyers.


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UN Statistical Commission to Address Climate Change-Related Statistics
February 2009: The UN Statistical Commission will hold its 40th session from 24-27 February 2009, in New York, US. During the meeting, the Commission will discuss a report prepared by the Australian Bureau of Statistics titled "Report of the programme reviewer on climate change and official statistics" (E/CN.3/2009/2), containing a programme review of climate change related statistics.
Based on a wide consultation process, this report provides a review and analysis of user needs and challenges and defines the scope of climate change statistics in relation to official statistics. It explores the areas where official statistics can provide input and added value to the analysis of the environmental, social and economic impacts of climate change and the related adaptation and mitigation measures. The report further makes specific recommendations for a work programme to mainstream climate change in official statistics at national and international levels. The Commission will be invited to express its views on the substance of the report and provide recommendations for future work in this area. [Meeting Agenda] [The Report] [Meeting Website]


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The Fisheries and Wildlife Board conducted an informational meeting for the public on the proposed Eastern Box Turtle Conservation Plan on Wednesday, May 18, 2011, which opened a 60-day comment period for the public to review and submit comments on the plan. Currently, the Division is reviewing comments received during that comment period. The plan has been developed by the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (DFW) pursuant to the Massachusetts Endangered Species Act, M.G.L. c. 131A, (MESA) and DFW's MESA regulations at 321 CMR 10.26 which states that "The Division may develop and issue a conservation plan for a State-listed Species of Special Concern whenever the Division determines that such a plan will be an effective means of ensuring the long term viability and protection of the species in the Commonwealth."
Unlike most other turtles in the northeastern United States, the Eastern Box Turtle is primarily an upland species, inhabiting a variety of upland habitats and shallow wetlands, both forested and open. The Eastern Box Turtle is listed as a species of Special Concern in Massachusetts, where it is at the northeastern edge of its range. In Massachusetts, box turtles occur at low population densities, primarily in the southeast (South Shore and Cape Cod) and the Connecticut River Valley.
Threats to the Eastern Box Turtle are numerous and include habitat loss, fragmentation, and degradation due to development, vehicular traffic, heavy equipment used for farming and other types of land management, illegal collection, unnaturally high levels of predation, ATVs, disease, climate change, and natural disturbances. These threats are exacerbated by the fact that box turtles reach maturity late in life and are poor reproducers; therefore even small increases in adult mortality due to factors such as roads can destabilize populations as more turtles simply don't live long enough to successfully reproduce.
While box turtles in Massachusetts are very much in need of continued protection and stepped up conservation action, box turtles present a particular challenge because they require fairly large blocks of intact habitat and make extensive use of uplands. At the same time, we now have a unique opportunity to proactively protect key box turtle habitat areas in the Commonwealth, while box turtles are still reasonably widespread in certain portions of the state-and have not yet declined to the point where they merit "Endangered" or "Threatened" status. By taking a proactive and innovative approach to conservation and regulation, this plan sets the stage for more effective statewide box turtle conservation.
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MILTON - After going 0-3 to start the season, the Midd-West field hockey team was busy searching for a winning combination.
Tuesday, the Mustangs found it in the form of Abby Miller.
Playing her first game at forward after coach Mandi Romig moved her up from the midfield, Miller caged three goals in just under 10 minutes in the second half to give the Mustangs a 3-0 lead against Heartland Conference opponent Milton. Miller then tacked on another goal after teammate Adrienne Gesselman scored one of her own for the 5-0 rout.
"We thought she could give us a little more speed and offensive pressure, and she came through," Romig said of Miller.
Tricia Martin and Miller were a tough team to beat, as Martin picked up assists for two of Miller's goals. Jess Whitesel, McKenna Beck and Shelby Shrawder also recorded assists for the Mustangs.
"We needed this one. The first half we had lots of opportunities but we just couldn't connect," Romig said. But after the half, she said, the team rallied to pull out the win.
Midd-West (1-3, 1-1) hosts Danville Thursday.
Field hockey
Huntingdon 2,
Belleville Mennonite 0
BELLEVILLE - Small numbers on a hot day and an inability to bury the ball kept Belleville Mennonite off the scoreboard in its field hockey game against Huntingdon Tuesday.
The Bearcats got the best of Belleville Mennonite in a 2-0 game, with both goals coming in the first half.
The Thunder weren't without chances, they just weren't finishing them - Belleville Mennonite had similar totals of shots and corners.
"We got down there into the circle, we just couldn't finish our shots," Thunder coach Morgan Foote said. In the second, she said, "They really picked it up. It was really our better part of the game."
Belleville Mennonite (1-2) hosts Forbes Road Thursday.
Cross country
Girls: Mifflin County 20, State College 37; Boys: State 26, Mifflin County 30
REEDSVILLE - Amanda Hassinger and Darien Knudsen each won their respective races, but it was the Mifflin County girls who had the bigger day Tuesday, running past State College 20-37 in a Commonwealth Division cross country meet.
The boys struggled against the Little Lions, who won 26-30.
Hassinger set the pace for a squad that put four of the first five runners across the line, giving only the third spot to State College.
"Amanda was patient and ran her down," Huskies coach Greg Loht said. "Darien has been running well. It was nice for him to pick up a win tonight."
In this case, his second in a row.
It was a tough day to run, Loht said.
"The kids are out in the sun for three miles. It was like a convection oven," he said. "The kids ran gutsy - they went after State College."
Mifflin County (Boys: 2-1, 1-1; Girls: 3-0, 2-0) travels to Cumberland Valley Tuesday, along with Carlisle.
Mount Union 343, Everett 371, Northern Bedford 408
EVERETT - The Mount Union golf team proved once again why it's the team to beat in the Inter-County Conference when a first-place finish (343) against Everett (371) and Northern Bedford (408) Tuesday clinched the Trojans' fifth conference title in six years.
"I'm real proud of the guys. They came to play against two conference opponents in the heat, but they came focused and I'm proud of the scores they got," Mount Union coach Matt Fiscus.
The most notable score for Mount Union was Brady Goodling's 80 to medal, but Hunter and Andrew Atherton also landed in the 80s and Zac Knable followed close behind with a 92.
"I was real proud that the two Athertons really came through for us today. I could see it coming. They've been playing real well in practice," Fiscus said, further explaining that it was great to see Goodling get back on track with his low score and he was proud of the way Knable helped the team reach the win.
Mount Union (6-1, 5-0) will compete in the ICC tournament Monday at Down River Golf Course.
Cumberland Valley 384, Mechanicsburg 400, Carlisle 409, Cedar Cliff 432, Mifflin County 433, Northern 436, Red Land 440
DILLSBURG - J.D. Hughes of Carlisle shot a 66 to medal, Cumberland Valley remained unbeaten and Mifflin County's Marc Auker led the Huskies, who were fifth out of seven as the Commonwealth Division hit the links at Range End Golf Club in a Mid-Penn Match hosted by Northern York.
The host Polar Bears ended a spot behind the Huskies, who shot a combined 433. Four of the five scorers from Mifflin County were under 90; Auker carded 81 to lead the pack.
Mifflin County is 11-25 overall in the conference after going 2-4 Tuesday. The Huskies travel to Mechanicsburg Monday.
East Juniata 350, Millersburg 350, Newport 351, Lancaster Country Day 370
NEWPORT - Jeremy Pannebaker shot his third straight 72 as East Juniata tied Millersburg for the lead in a Tri-Valley League golf match at Newport Tuesday.
The tie came while playing at the American Legion Country Club - a nine-hole course that requires two trips in a match - which was not the friendliest place to play a round.
"It was hot for the boys," East Juniata coach Mike Zendt said. "The course was pretty hard. There was no hold in the greens."
Pannebaker, Zendt said, is at the top of his game with four matches to go, medaling Tuesday by 10 strokes.
The Tigers travel to Lancaster Country Day Thursday.
Selinsgrove 331, Shikellamy 337, Williamsport 361, Midd-West 364, Mifflinburg 418, Loyalsock/Montour 426
MONROE - The Midd-West golf team worked hard for the third-place spot Tuesday, but fell just three strokes behind Williamsport with a 364 team score for fourth place.
The Mustang's Ascher Marks carded an 82, putting him five strokes behind Justin Geedy of Selinsgrove, who medaled with a 77.
Other Mustangs to score included Aidan Edmiston (89), Ryan Kerstetter (94) and Eli Stem (99).
Host Selinsgrove took first place in team scores with a 331.
Midd-West (9-11) travels to Mifflinburg Sept. 17.
Boys soccer
Danville 2, Midd-West 0
MIDDLEBURG - Midd-West had its chances in boys soccer action Tuesday, but Heartland Conference opponent Danville was too much as the Ironmen shut out the Mustangs, 2-0.
Midd-West had eight shots to Milton's nine and edged the Ironmen 8-7 in corner kicks, but some easy give ups on the defense and trouble with accurate shooting on the offense gave Milton the edge.
"Tonight we just couldn't hit water if we were on a boat," Midd-West coach Chris Sauer said.
The Mustangs (3-2, 1-1) travel to Williamsport Thursday.
Mifflin County Christian 10, Calvary of Huntingdon 0
HUNTINGDON - Jon God's hat trick set the tone for Mifflin County Christian in a 10-0 shutout of Huntingdon Calvary in boys soccer Tuesday.
Kyle Ort had the first goal for the Eagles, just eight minutes into the game. Along with God, the locals got a two-goal night from Luke Todd; Jathan Gutshall, Justin Groff, Kyle Ort and Caleb Breneman all chipped in one goal.
The Eagles dominated with 39 shots on goal; Brad Smith stopped all four of the Conquerors' efforts.
Mifflin County Christian travels to Blair County Christian Thursday.
Girls soccer
Calvary of Huntingdon 3, Mifflin County Christian 0
HUNTINGDON - Huntingdon Calvary had a slim lead at the break, but two more goals in the second half produced a 3-0 win for the Conquerors over Mifflin County Christian Tuesday.
The Eagles' Johanna Hoffman stopped 21 shots. The game went by without a single corner kick.
Mifflin County Christian travels to Blair County Christian Thursday.
Juniata 5, Line Mountain 2
HERNDON - Janelle Swartz put two past the keeper and assisted Micheh Horning on another goal as she and the Indians topped Tri-Valley League opponent Line Mountain 5-2 Tuesday.
"It just seems like every time we had a threat, she was involved in it," Juniata coach Brian Strawser said.
Juniata outshot the Eagles 33-12, and Swartz wasn't the only threat on the field, as a goal and assist apiece from both Horning and Carly Burns, plus a shot from Riley Duck off an Elizabeth Ritzman assist rounded out the Indians' offense.
Four of Juniata's five goals and both of Line Mountain's were scored in the first half, and Strawser explained that with the large lead and the hot weather, it was a good opportunity to get some girls off the bench and to try some different combinations on the field.
Juniata (3-0, 3-0) has a 4 p.m. home match against Halifax Thursday.
Cedar Cliff 7, Mifflin County 0
CAMP HILL - Seven different Colts scored - one had a goal and an assist - as Cedar Cliff shut out Mifflin County, 7-0, in a Commonwealth Division girls soccer game Tuesday.
It wasn't so much the fact that the Huskies lost the game, as that they lost another player for an extended time with an injury - the third such occurrence for the team in the young season. Mifflin County coach Trevor Eckley said he still believes his team could be doing more.
"I don't want to keep making excuses," he said. "We are playing short, but I need girls to step up, be aggressive and show some heart."
Cedar Cliff also won the JV game, 3-0.
Mifflin County (0-4, 0-4) hosts Chambersburg Thursday.
East Juniata 4, Lancaster Country Day 4
COCOLAMUS - East Juniata came very close to a win for the girls soccer team Tuesday, but a 4-4 tie at the end of regulation with Tri-Valley League opponent Lancaster Country Day prevented the Tigers from notching the victory.
McKayla Goodling led the way on the offense for the Tigers, as two goals and an assist to Amber Knouse made her part of nearly every goal East Juniata scored. Knouse was also responsible for the first assist to Goodling, while Calli Shambaugh netted the Tigers' other goal.
East Juniata keeper Lydia Hunter came up with four saves. East Juniata and Lancaster Country Day each scored two goals per half.
The Tigers will host Line Mountain Thursday.
Juniata Mennonite 6, New Covenant 0
McALISTERVILLE - After a few too many shots that were not where the Lions needed them to be, Lauren Breon and Alexis Hahn-Kline combined for five goals in a 6-0 win for Juniata Mennonite over New Covenant (Mansfield) in an Allegheny Christian Athletic Association girls soccer game Tuesday.
"The ball had a magnet to the goalie today. We started out slow," Lions coach Trish Hoffman said.
Her team only scored once before the half; in the second, five balls went in the net with Breon completing the hat trick.
Juniata Mennonite (1-3-1, 1-3) hosts Bloomsburg Christian Friday.
Millersburg 3, Mifflin County 0
MILLERSBURG - Mifflin County's volleyball team was in all three games against Millersburg, but the Tri-Valley League match went to the homestanding Indians, who won all three - two of them by the minimum two points.
After falling 25-23 and 28-26 in an extended set, the Huskies dropped the third one 25-21. Like Monday's match against another TVL team, this was a hard one for Mifflin County coach Jill Zeger to swallow.
"Halifax and Millersburg my girls could have won," she said. "I think they're competitive with them."
Against Millersburg, Haley Hower had nine service points; she and Bryn Ferguson each had four kills. Anna Aurand had six kills and three aces; Kaitlyn Dreese matched the latter stat. Chloe Benner and Shania Teenie each had five digs. The numbers uphold Zeger's belief that her team is doing things well.
"It's not one particular thing," she said. "They have not been able to finish it."
Millersburg also won the JV match, 2-0 (25-8, 25-18).
Mifflin County (0-5, 0-3) travels to State College Thursday.
Hollidaysburg 3, Mount Union 2
HOLLIDAYSBURG - Mount Union had three solid sets against non-league opponent Hollidaysburg Tuesday, but the 10 points total the Trojans were able to score in the third and fifth sets gave Hollidaysburg the advantage, 3-2.
Mount Union won the first set, 25-22, and hung close to lose 26-24 in the second and fourth sets, but was not able to pull out the win.
"It was basically passing. We're really struggling with passing this year," Trojans coach Tessa McCormick said, explaining that her team's lack of experience and depth has really played into its struggles with passing.
Kristin Miles had 20 kills and Abby Grove had six. Teammate Ashley Foor racked up 12 service points, while Grove collected 10.
Mount Union (2-2, 2-0) hosts Williamsburg Thursday.
Junior high
Girls soccer
* Mifflin County 1, Hollidaysburg 1: Goal by Abby Yearick. This game was played Monday.
* Bellefonte 2, Mifflin County 1: Goal by Sierra Shawver off a Jess Bickhart assist.
Boys soccer
* Mifflin County 5, Bellefonte 0: Goals by Thomas Remy, Sean Page, Jake Xanthopoulos, Damon Bailey and Harrison Sweeney. Assists by Calab Purdy, Zach Burke, Sean Page, Chayce Macknair, Chandler Hassinger.
* Seventh-grade team: Mifflin County 20, Altoona 0. Touchdowns by Brock Capouillez and Wyatt Henry on an interception return and 22-yard play plus a two-point conversion from Nathan Poche.


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Radionuclide Safety Data Sheets
Sulfur - 35(35S)
|Beta Energy:
|167 keV (maximum)
49 keV (average)(100%)
|Physical Half-Life:
|87.1 days 87.1 days
|Biological Half-Life:
|623.0 days (testes) 90.0 days (total body)
|Effective Half-Life:
|76.6 days (testes) 44.3 days (total body)
|Specific Activity:
|42,707 curies/gram
|Maximum Beta Range in Air:
|26.00 cm = 10.500"
|Maximum Beta Range in Water or Tissue:
|0.04 cm = 0.015"
|Maximum Beta Range in Plexiglass or Lucite:
|0.25 mm = 0.010"
- [Fraction of S-35 betas transmitted through dead layer of skin = 17%]
- [Fraction of S-35 betas transmitted to lens-of-the-eye = 0%]
- Critical Organ: Testis
- Routes of Intake: Ingestion, Inhalation, Puncture, Wound, Skin Contamination (Absorption)
- External exposure (deep dose) from weak S-35 beta particles is not a radiological concern. Radiation monitoring dosimeters not needed.
- Internal exposure & contamination are primary radiological concerns.
|Committed Dose Equivalent (CDE):
(LLI Wall / Sulfides/Sulfates)
|5.00 millirem / uCi (ingested)
0.352 millirem / uCi (puncture)
|Committed Effective Dose Equivalent (CEDE):
* [Assumes a 90-day biological half-life]
|0.6256 mrem/uCi (ingested)
|Annual Limit on Intake (ALI):
|10 mCi (ingestion: sulfides/sulfates / LLI)
6 mCi (ingestion: elemental S-35 / WB)
8 mCi (ingestion: sulfides/sulfates / WB)
10 mCi (inhalation: S-35 vapors / WB)
20 mCi (inhalation: sulfides/sulfates / WB)
2 mCi (inhalation: elemental S-35 / WB)
[1.0 ALI = 10 mCi (inhaled S-35 vapors) = 5,000 millirem CEDE / WB]
[1.0 ALI = 8 mCi (ingestion sulfides/sulfates LLI) = 50,000 mrem CDE]
Skin Contamination Dose Rate: 1,139 millirem/hour per 1.0 uCi/cm2
- [Dose to Basal Cells at a tissue depth of 7 mg/cm2 or 0.007 cm without air reflection]
Skin Contamination Dose Rate (Extremities): S-35 betas cannot penetrate 30 mg/cm2 (0.3 cm) tissue
|Beta Dose Rates (S-35):
|14.94 rad/h (contact) in air per 1.0 mCi
0.20 rad/h (6 inches) in air per 1.0 mCi
SHIELDING: none required (≤ 3 mm plexiglass)
- Can detect S-35 using a thin-window G-M survey meter; however, survey meter probe must be at close range (≤ 1 inch).
- G-M survey meter equipped with a pancake/frisker (15.5 cm2 area) has a very low counting efficiency (4%).
- Liquid scintillation counter (indirect counter) should be used to detect removable S-35 contamination on smears, swipes, swabs, etc.
PERSONAL RADIATION MONITORING DOSIMETERS (Whole Body and Finger Tabs): Not Needed (S-35 beta particle energy is too weak).
Half-Value Layer (HVL): 0.0053 cm = 0.053 mm
Tenth-Value Layer (TVL): 0.0180 cm = 0.180 mm
|1.0 cm
|2.5 cm
|15.24 cm
|20.00 cm
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE INFORMATION (10 CFR 20 / Appendix B)
|Derived Air Concentration (DAC):
|6.0E-6 uCi/mL (S-35 vapors)
7.0E-6 uCi/mL (sulfide/sulfate)
9.0E-7 uCi/mL (elemental sulfur)
|Airborne Effluent Release Limit:
[Annual Average]
|2.0E-8 uCi/mL (S-35 vapors)
2.0E-8 uCi/mL (sulfide/sulfates)
3.0E-9 uCi/mL (elemental sulfur)
- Applicable to the assessment & control of dose to the public (10 CFR 20.1302). If this concentration was inhaled or ingested continuously over one year would produce a TEDE of 50 millirem.
- Urinalysis: Not Required; however, may be requested by RSS after a radioactive spill involving S-35 or suspected intake. Recommended after working with > 10 mCi of S-35.
- Unrestricted Area Removable Contamination Limit: ≤ 1,000 dpm/100 cm2
- Container Labeling Quantity [10 CFR 20.1905]: ≥ 100 uCi
- Inherent volatility (STP): SIGNIFICANT for S-35 methionine & cysteine
- Radiolysis of S-35 amino acids (cysteine & methionine) during storage & use may lead to the release of S-35 labeled volatile impurities. Volatile impurities are small (≤ 0.05%).
- Metabolic behavior of organic compounds of sulfur (cysteine & methionine) differs considerably from the metabolic behavior of inorganic compounds.
- Organic compounds of sulfur (cysteine & methionine) become incorporated into various metabolites. Thus, sulfur entering the body as an organic compound is often tenaciously retained.
- The fractional absorption of sulfur from the gastrointestinal tract is typically > 60% for organic compounds of sulfur. Elemental sulfur is less well absorbed from the GI tract than are inorganic compounds of the element (80% for all inorganic compounds of sulfur and 10% for sulfur in its elemental form). Elemental sulfur is an NRC inhalation Class W.
- Inhalation of the gases SO2, COS, H2S, and CS2 must be considered. Sulfur entering the lungs in these forms is completely and instantaneously translocated to the transfer compartment and from there its metabolism is the same as that of sulfur entering the transfer compartment following ingestion or inhalation of any other organic compound of sulfur.
- Contamination of internal surfaces of storage and reaction vessels may occur (rubber o-rings).
- Vials of S-35 labeled amino acids (cysteine & methionine) should be opened and used in ventilated enclosures (exhaust hoods). In addition, S-35 vapors may be released when opening vials containing labeled S-35 amino acids, during any incubating of culture cells containing S-35, and the storage of S-35 contaminated wastes.
- The volatile components of S-35 labeled cysteine & methionine are presumed to be hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and methyl mercaptan (CH3SH), respectively.
- Excessive contamination can be noted on the inside surfaces and in water reservoirs of incubators used for S-35 work. Most notable surface contamination can be found on rubber seals of incubators & centrifuges.
- Radiolytic breakdown may also occur during freezing process, releasing as much as 1.0 uCi of S-35 per 8.0 mCi vial of S-35 amino acid during the thawing process.
- S-35 labeled amino acids work should be conducted in an exhaust hood designated for radiolytic work.
- Vent S-35 amino acid stock vials with an open-ended charcoal-filled disposable syringe. Activated charcoal has a high affinity for S-35 vapors.
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The chart showed deep water beneath the keel as the M Star supertanker steered a smooth course out of the Gulf. But minutes after midnight, at 26°27' North, 56°14' East, in Omani waters, the ship suddenly lurched.
The captain and some of his crew of 30 Indians and Filipinos reported a flash, quickly followed by what sounded and felt like an explosion.
The double hull, holding about 2m barrels of crude oil, withstood the explosion but damage was visible inside. The captain ordered an immediate change of course to the nearest port of Fujairah, in the United Arab Emirates. When the tanker dropped anchor, the crew found an 11-metre wide, one-metre deep dent in the starboard hull just above the waterline – scarred by the marks of a blast.
Mystery still surrounds the incident. According to Mitsui OSK Lines, owners of the vessel, there seemed to have been "an attack from external sources". But whatever happened that night in July 2010, the explosion that hit the 330-metre tanker serves as a reminder of the risks of the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most critical energy nexus. Some 35 per cent of all crude oil carried by ship passes through the 21 nautical mile wide choke point between Iran and Oman.
In the M Star case, Tehran quickly distanced itself from the blast, saying it must have been accidental. Yet two years later, worries about Iran have only intensified.
Sanctions imposed over Iran's nuclear programme have grown tighter, and the effects are being felt across the country. Fears are rising that Iran's leadership, facing increasing domestic unrest over spiralling inflation, has less and less to lose through brinkmanship in the channel now that its own oil income is being squeezed to a trickle. For years, oil traders were inured to rhetoric from Iran that it stood poised to shock world energy markets by blocking the seaway in retaliation for sanctions or an Israeli attack. They were sceptical it would engineer a crisis in a region so critical to its own economic survival. But Iran's plummeting oil exports mean that a cornered Tehran could see a confrontation in the strait as less an act of self-immolation and more a calculated gamble.
Given Iran's vertiginous economic decline, governments are paying more heed to what Tehran's threats mean to their crude supplies. Only last month, western nations conducted their biggest minesweeping drill in the Gulf, stressing the critical importance of safeguarding Hormuz.
Governments, including Saudi Arabia, have also spent billions on pipelines to bypass the strait, accelerating work over the past 18 months. In addition, they are building oil storage facilities near key markets in an effort to guarantee the supply of oil even in the event of a military clash.
Earlier this year, Riyadh and Abu Dhabi opened new pipelines that will increase the ability of countries to bypass the strait. Fully operational, 6.5m barrels per day, or about 40 per cent of total flows, will now be able to take alternative routes. "The Middle East is much better prepared now than a year ago to cushion the impact of a disruption in the Strait of Hormuz," says Edward Morse, head of commodities research at Citigroup and former US deputy assistant secretary of state for international energy policy.
However, in spite of these new projects, the vast majority of oil trade will remain seaborne and at the mercy of the Strait of Hormuz. Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Iran itself have no alternative routes through which to ship their oil.
It is hard to overstate the waterway's role in energy markets. Cyrus Vance, former US secretary of state, once called it "the jugular vein" of the global economy.
Strangling that jugular would push oil and natural gas prices to levels that would endanger economic growth worldwide. David Goldwyn, a Washington-based consultant and, until recently, the US state department's top diplomat for oil affairs, says the strait is at "the top of the risk list" for energy and military planners. "It is one of the single, largest vulnerabilities that we have in terms of oil supply."
Last year, roughly 17m b/d of oil produced in the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq and Iran passed through the channel. Moreover, about 2tn cubic feet per year of liquefied natural gas – or supercooled gas turned into a liquid so it can be shipped – sailed through the strait, equal to almost 20 per cent of global LNG trade.
Trade on such a scale hands preponderant leverage to the Iranian military. Only last month, General Mohammad Ali Jafari, head of the Revolutionary Guards, said: "If war occurs in the region and [Iran] is involved, it is natural that the Strait of Hormuz, as well as the energy [market], will face difficulties." Last year, one admiral quipped Iran could close the strait "more easily than drinking a glass of water".
Energy traders had long been confident that Iran's threats were bluster, intended to discourage Israel and the US from air strikes against its atomic facilities. The strait is, after all, the gateway not only for all of Iran's own oil exports but also for much of its food imports. There seemed little danger Iran was ready to risk conflict. But the country's financial decline has started to worry policy makers.
Its moribund crude oil industry is a particular worry. Sanctions mean that production is declining fast, recently hitting a 22-year low. Its exports had fallen from 2.4m b/d in early 2011 to just 0.8m b/d in August. If exports were to drop much further, the incentives on Iran to shut down the strait would grow as it would not need to worry so much about its oil flow.
President Mahmoud Ahmadi-Nejad also faces increasingly volatile domestic politics with conservative politicians and businessmen intensifying a power struggle before elections next year. This week, merchants came out on strike over the plunging value of the rial.
Fearing Mr Ahmadi-Nejad could seek a diversion through international sabre-rattling, policy makers say that Iran could easily find ways to disrupt world energy supplies without a direct attack. Some argue it could board every supertanker transiting its territorial waters under other pretexts, such as inspecting for weapons smuggling. Others fear it could even use proxies to fight its war, with terrorist organisations carrying out attacks. Those actions would both slow oil flows and push up prices. Tehran would win a double victory: continuing its own remaining oil sales while benefiting from higher prices. Amrita Sen, senior oil analyst at London-based Energy Aspects, says that domestic pressure and economic collapse could force Tehran back to the negotiating table over its nuclear programme. "But, on the other hand, it also makes more likely a provocative action by Ahmadi-Nejad."
Seeking to counter Iran's influence, many nations are building up their military presence in the Gulf. September's drills involved dozens of warships from, among others, the US, the UK, Japan, France, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Italy, Australia and Canada. Lieutenant Greg Raelson, a spokesman for the US fifth fleet, which often keeps one of its aircraft carriers in the Gulf, stressed the Strait of Hormuz was critical to "fuel economies around the globe".
It is almost impossible to calculate the cost of policing the Gulf but Sherife AbdelMessih, chief executive of Future Energy Corporation, provides a back-of-the-envelope approximation: that the US spends roughly $90bn on its Bahrain-based fifth fleet or about $15 per barrel that crosses Hormuz.
While Washington and its Nato allies provide the bulk of the naval presence in the strait, there are growing calls for Asian countries to play a greater role as they are increasingly dependent on Hormuz. Last year, only 16 per cent of the oil that the US bought crossed the strait, down from 24.5 per cent in 1990. In the meantime, the dependence of India and China on the strait has risen steadily, last year hitting 63 and 42 per cent of their total oil imports, respectively. Among developed countries, Japan is the most exposed, as a hefty 82 per cent of its imports pass through Hormuz.
Beyond improving military readiness, one of the other responses to fears over Hormuz can be seen on the desert scrub beneath the mountains on the outskirts of Fujairah.
Eight white tanks stand on a bustling construction site, each of them measuring 110 metres in diameter, or about the length of a professional football pitch. Together they can hold 8m barrels of crude, enough to supply a medium-sized European country such as Belgium for two weeks. These enormous new vessels sit at the end of a 370km pipeline linking the oilfields near Abu Dhabi with the port of Fujairah in the Indian Ocean. The $3.5bn pipeline has a capacity of 1.5m b/d, or about 55 per cent of the country's exports.
Such attempts to find ways of bypassing the strait are far from rare. Saudi Arabia has converted a pipeline used, until now, to transport natural gas so that it can carry crude oil. The 1,200km pipeline, which could transport up to 2m b/d – or 25 per cent of the country's oil exports – runs from the oilfields of the Eastern Province, on the Gulf coast, to a terminal near Yanbu on the Red Sea. The 48in-wide pipeline was initially built in the early 1980s during the Iran-Iraq war, when both sides attacked oil tankers in the Gulf, to transport crude as part of the so-called East West Petroline. The line was later switched to carry natural gas but Riyadh has now quietly upgraded it for crude. Industry executives say Saudi Aramco fast-tracked the project, with little concern about cost.
Running parallel to that route to the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia also has the biggest alternative link: a 56in-wide pipeline, built three decades ago as part of the Petroline system, which can carry 3m b/d of oil.
Iraq has a 970km-long pipeline linking its northern oilfields to the Turkish port of Ceyhan in the Mediterranean. The twin pipeline has a nominal capacity of 1.6m b/d, but lack of maintenance and attacks have reduced its capacity to 400,000 b/d.
In addition, several other pipelines cross the region, but some are damaged or nearly destroyed. Iraq, for example, has a 300,000 b/d pipeline linking its northern oilfields with the Syrian port of Banias in the Mediterranean. Now half a century old, it is out of operation after being hit by US bombs in 2003. Finally, Saudi Arabia has a 60-year-old line, known as the Trans-Arabian Pipeline, or Tapline, linking its main oilfields with the Mediterranean port of Sidon in Lebanon, running through Jordan and Syria. However, the 1,200km pipeline has been out of action for decades, and is even presumed destroyed.
Even if all of these pipelines were to work at full capacity and interconnect perfectly, the core security problem would not change significantly. Ships such as the M Star will still have to file through the narrow Strait of Hormuz. On average, 13 supertankers cross it every day. Every one is a potential target.


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New Mexico and five of its counties will receive federal funds to better protect the U.S. border.
Dona Ana, Grant, Hidalgo, Luna and Otero counties will share about $3 million for a Department of Homeland Security grant program, according to the Albuquerque Business First.
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When Jeff Leatham draped a floral display for L.A.'s Four Seasons Hotel with a pair of his own boxers and a bikini, he was hoping for a reaction. He got it. "The flowers are nice," the manager told him, "but we're not sure about the underwear." Down they came.
Why were they there at all? "I try to make people stop and look," says Leatham, 29, since 1999 the florist-in-residence at Paris's five-star Four Seasons George V Hotel. He succeeds. The lobby is regularly jammed with camera-carrying Parisians and tourists alike, attracted by the 150 lavish confections—none involving underwear—that Leatham creates every other day. He is also the florist du jour for such visiting celebrities as Gwyneth Paltrow (peach roses, white and peach orchids), Tina Turner (fuchsia orchids) and Ricky Martin (floating orchids and candles).
Working with an estimated $50,000-a-month budget, Leatham imports about 10,000 flowers a week from Amsterdam, transforming them with such signature touches as arranging only one type of bloom in a vase or tilting the heads so, as he puts it, "you can look at their faces and say hello."
Inspired by his father's prize flower beds, Leatham, the son of a now-retired high school principal and his schoolteacher wife, claims his floral flair bloomed in his teen years back in Ogden, Utah. His father, Larry, 61, remembers differently. "He didn't know a weed from a flower," he says. "Maybe he'd mow the lawn every so often." Still, Jeff spent hours obsessing over creating the perfect corsages for high school dates: "I was more proud of the bouquet than of the girl I was with," he says.
In 1990, after high school and a year working at a Salt Lake City Gap, Leatham moved to Los Angeles, where, after another four years with the Gap, he signed with the Wilhelmina modeling agency. "I set out to be a supermodel," he says.
That didn't happen, but modeling took Leatham to Paris. There, in 1996, he saw exotic blooms in a flower shop and "got zapped," he says. "I was reborn. I went home knowing I had to work with flowers." Back in Beverly Hills, he landed a job assisting the flower-shop manager at the Four Seasons. That led to freelance gigs for events like the Grammy Awards and for such private clients as Suzanne Somers, for whom he once created a "baby-skin-pink orgy" of flowers for a television appearance. "I love that kind of creativity," says Somers.
In 1999 the renovated George V hired him full-time, and Leatham, who occupies a one-bedroom rental on the Left Bank ("I haven't found true love yet"), says he couldn't be happier. "I'm living my dream," he declares, "living in Paris and working with flowers every day." Adds Didier Le Calvez, the hotel's general manager: "We're never letting him go back to America. He's part of this building."
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Younis Sagir, 22, of Elizabeth Blackwell House, Progress Way, Wood Green, and Ozan Toprak, 27, of Stowe Place, off Philip Lane, South Tottenham, were charged over the fatal shooting of 32-year-old Ali Armagan in Langham Parade, Langham Road, on February 1.
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CLEMSON - Overall athletic department revenue and expenses remain at their loftiest levels in school history, but Clemson remains in the middle of the pack nationally in terms of money-making.
Clemson checks in as the No. 41 highest-grossing athletic department among Division I public universities for the 2012-13 fiscal year, according to USA Today's database released Wednesday night. Clemson's expenses were 39th-highest in the country.
Clemson's 2012-13 revenue ($69,061,398) ranks sixth in the ACC, which is now led by new conference member Louisville (18th nationally), Florida State, Virginia, North Carolina and Virginia Tech.
Revenue actually dropped at Clemson by $940,882 compared to 2011-12, but because Clemson's student fees have apparently not yet been reported, it's possible the Tigers' final gross revenue will exceed the prior year.
Clemson reeled in school-record amounts through ticket sales and rights/licensing revenue, but outside contributions decreased by nearly $3 million compared to 2011-12.
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A sports hero in his own right, Broadway Joe gave the crowd even more to rumble about when he strutted into the Super Bowl in a hooded mink coat and performed the coin toss for the big game. The 70-year-old stood before the teams in his fur finery and flipped the coin ... twice.
Namath's first flip came before either team could make a call. Perhaps they both were lost in Namath's swag-exuding look. Eventually, the former New York Jet flipped the coin again with the Seattle Seahawks winning the call.
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