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Two men have been arrested thanks to a facebook video posting following thefts at a home in Richelieu in the Monteregie.
They're suspected of robbing a home three times in about a month and stealing TV's.
Tips came in after the video was posted.
The homeowner is Jean Groulx, who set up a camera in the home.
"Around 3 o'clock yesterday, the chief investigator phoned me up and said Monsieur Groulx I've got good news for you. We've just arrested'em", Groulx told CTV News.
The two, who were formally charged Friday, also face drug charges and may be charged in other crimes.
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DETROIT, MI - There are three cities seasoned travelers cannot stop yapping about, and one of them is Detroit.
That's according to Fodor's, which named the Motor City a "Buzzy Sights" travel destination on its Fodor's Travel 2014 Go List. Fodor's says it whittled down dozens of selections to 25 cities after some internal debate. It then highlighted three cities in different categories such as emerging hotspots, value destinations and buzzy sights.
Detroit joins Tokyo, Japan and Hvar, Croatia as a buzzy sight, or places "seasoned travelers can't stop talking about," Fodor's says.
Fodor's on Detroit:
"A hip, new, culturally and design savvy Detroit is emerging, filled with microbreweries, coffee shops, organic bakeries, guerilla farming, forward-fashion boutiques, and funky cocktail spots."
Fodor's also notes Detroit's art scene, including the Detroit Institute of Arts and avant-garde art galleries, as well as the Heidelberg Project, "where the houses are masterpieces." (Unfortunately, four of the seven homes have been destroyed, after eight fires in the last seven months there have authorities suspecting it's the target of arson.)
Fodors has given Detroit love before. In July, it told readers about "5 Reasons to Go to Detroit Right Now."
David Muller is the business reporter for MLive Media Group in Detroit. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him on Twitter or Facebook.

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Richard Brandon Johnson (often credited as Brandon Johnson), known as R. Brandon Johnson, is an American actor and TV host. He guest starred as dance show host Gary Wilde on the Disney Channel original series Shake It Up and host of TNT reality competition 72 Hours.
Johnson got his first big break on the small screen playing the recurring character Dr. Michael McBain on the ABC Daytime series One Life to Live in 2003, playing the role until 2004. Johnson returned to the series in 2007 and in 2008 in the recurring role of Chuck Wilson III, later also playing the character's father Chuck Wilson, Jr. in a 1968 flashback storyline.[1][2] Johnson appeared in 3 episodes of the Disney Channel original series Hannah Montana as Brian Winters, the quirky host of a fictional series called Singing with the Stars. The role was a parody of American Idol host Ryan Seacrest.[1][2] His feature film credits include The Notorious Bettie Page starring Gretchen Mol, the comedy Rick starring Bill Pullman and lead roles in the horror films Malevolence and Little Erin Merryweather, which was an official selection of the Cannes Film Festival.[1][2][3][4]
Johnson has many credits as a television host. He first broke onto the scene as the host of the entertainment show Cool In Your Code, which was shot entirely on the streets of New York City and was nominated for 18 New York Emmy Awards and won 4. He was also the host of HGTV's Get Out Way Out!, My Yard Goes Disney, My House Goes Disney, RV 2013, FOX Soccer Channel's Fox Soccer USA, G4TV's Formula D and Outdoor Life Network's Rally America and USA Network's Character Fantasy. Currently he can be seen in TNT's reality competition series 72 Hours where he serves as host and lifeline to nine strangers, split into teams of three, and racing to be the first to reach suitcase of one hundred thousand dollars.[1][2] Johnson also formerly co-starred on the Disney Channel comedy series Shake It Up as Gary Wilde, the host of the fictional dance show Shake It Up, Chicago!.[1]
Personal life[edit]
He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and also an accomplished drummer; he is one of the founding members of the alternative rock band Ill Rocket, as well as a member of The Progress, Pelt, Touch Is Automatic, Yellow No. 5 and The Duncan Bleak Ensemble.[5]
Johnson married his interior designer fiancée Ariel Fox on May 4, 2013 at Wayfarers Chapel in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.[6]
- ^ a b c d e "R. Brandon Johnson is "Gary Wilde"". Medianet: Disney Channel. Retrieved 2010-11-12.
- ^ a b c d "R. Brandon Johnson". IMDb. Retrieved 2010-11-14.
- ^ Malevolence official site
- ^ Little Erin Merryweather at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1076937/bio
- ^ "Celebrity News, Celebrity Gossip and Pictures from Us Weekly - Us Weekly". Usmag.com. 2014-07-17. Retrieved 2014-07-23.


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How Erie's representatives in Congress voted last week
Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., voted July 31 for a bill that keeps the Highway Trust Fund solvent until May 2015. He voted July 29 against an amendment, as reported in the Erie Times-News' "Washington Roll Call" feature Aug. 3, that would have kept the fund solvent only until December.
WASHINGTON -- Area members of Congress voted on immigration measures and veterans' health care, among other issues, in the week of July 28-Aug. 1. Congress is in recess until the week of Sept. 8.
LAWSUIT AGAINST OBAMA: On a nearly party-line vote of 225-201, the House on Wednesday backed a GOP plan to sue President Barack Obama on grounds he exceeded his constitutional authority by acting on his own to delay an Affordable Care Act requirement. A yes vote authorizes filing of a civil suit in federal court.
U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-3rd Dist.: Yes
U.S. Rep. Glenn Thompson, R-5th Dist.: Yes
BORDER CRISIS: The House on Friday passed, 223-189, a bill to appropriate $694 million for dealing with a surge of child immigrants from Central America. The bill funds temporary care for the refugees along with measures to speed deportation. A yes vote sent HR 5230 to the Senate.
Kelly: Yes
Thompson: Yes
'DREAMERS' PROGRAM: The House on Friday voted, 216-192, to phase out an Obama administration program that allows individuals brought illegally to the U.S. as children to qualify for work permits and temporary protection from deportation. A yes vote sent HR 5272 to the Senate, where it is likely to die.
Kelly: Yes
Thompson: Yes
VETERANS' HEALTH CARE: The House on Wednesday adopted, 420-5, the conference report on a bill (HR 3230) appropriating $17 billion to help the VA improve its medical services. A yes vote was to send the conference report to the Senate.
Kelly: Yes
Thompson: Yes
BORDER CRISIS: The Senate on Thursday failed, 50-44, to reach 60 votes needed to overcome GOP objections and advance a bill providing $2.7 billion in deficit spending to help deal with a surge of child immigrants. A yes vote was to advance the bill.
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa.: Yes
U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa.: No
VETERANS' HEALTH CARE: The Senate on Thursday voted, 91-3, to send President Barack Obama a bill (HR 3230, above) to improve the delivery of medical care to veterans. A yes vote backed the bill.
Casey: Yes
Toomey: Yes
HIGHWAYS: The Senate on Tuesday voted, 79-18, to add $8.1 billion to the Highway Trust Fund to help finance road, bridge and transit projects through Dec. 19. A yes vote gave Congress a deadline to enact a permanent funding stream for transportation work.
Casey: Yes
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Interact with dolphins without leaving dry land but don't be surprised if you get a little splashed! Following a short lecture into the world of dolphin training, Dockside Dolphins allows you to feed, play and interact with our animals from our dry training docks. Groups are limited to no more than 6 or 7 participants per dolphin. This is an ideal program for families with young children and for those that want to connect with our dolphins without entering the water.
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Resource Library
Legal Guide to Investment in Iraq
As Iraq looks to increase economic growth and development, the need to attract local and foreign investment is ever more clear and present. From investing in infrastructure to the housing sector, energy to public services, one thing is clear: the opportunities in Iraq are abundant and the country is ready to welcome and engage investors from all over the world.
Launch of Understanding Power Purchase Agreements in South Africa
South African publication Engineering News highlights the launch of CLDP's handbook Understanding Power Purchase Agreements.
On March 26th, CLDP Chief Counsel Stephen Gardner led the launch of the handbook, which was drafted in early November 2014 with funding by USAID and conducted through a partnership between CLDP and the Africa Legal Support Facility (ALSF). The March 26 program, hosted by DLA Cliffe Dekker Hoffmyer in Johannesburg, South Africa, introduced the handbook to the South African power sector and included a panel discussion with the handbook authors and a reception that brought together leading project developers, banks and law firms.
The publication is intended to provide an overview of PPAs and the obligations, risks and remedies that are found within them. The text was drafted by a group of international experts including contributors from governments, development banks, private banks and leading international law firms, and will prove a beneficial tool for the negotiation of PPAs as well as build capacity within African governments to understand PPAs. This project was developed as part of President Obama's Power Africa initiative and provides a common foundation for governments and the private sector to use for the negotiation of complex project agreements.
General Counsel Welsh Promotes Commercial Law Development in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia
U.S. Department of Commerce General Counsel Kelly Welsh met with government officials and business leaders in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia this week to strengthen ties with regional counterparts and to assess challenges U.S. businesses face in the those countries. The General Counsel's Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP) organized the trip as part of ongoing efforts to improve the legal environment for American companies doing business in the Middle East.
The Crown Prince of Bahrain, His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa welcomed General Counsel Welsh at the Riffa Palace, where they discussed the importance of strong economic ties between the United States and Bahrain. They also discussed steps taken to advance the commercial legal system in Bahrain, which will enhance the ease of doing business and attract foreign investment. His Excellency the Minister of Industry and Commerce Zayed Rashid Al Zayani commented during the meeting on the strong ties between the U.S. Department of Commerce's CLDP and the Bahrain Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
General Counsel Welsh focused on entrepreneurship developments in Bahrain at a roundtable with members of the business community, and offered suggestions on how to create a legal environment that is conducive to investment and growth. Welsh and the delegation also discussed ways to advance U.S. and international investments in Bahrain with representatives of the American Chamber of Commerce.
In Saudi Arabia, General Counsel Welsh discussed the role of the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority (SAGIA) in modernizing commercial law in Saudi Arabia with His Excellency Abdullatif Al-Othman, governor of SAGIA, and His Royal Highness Prince Saud Al-Faisal.
General Counsel Welsh also met with the senior leadership of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA), including Vice Governor Mr. Abdulaziz S. Al-Furaih. SAMA officials highlighted the Saudi bankruptcy law draft being circulated for review, and they noted steps the Saudi Arabian government is taking to promote anti-corruption. The SAMA officials indicated their desire to cooperate with CLDP on insolvency laws in the Kingdom. They also discussed ways to enhance the climate for investments in the United States by Saudi Arabian entities and individuals.
General Counsel Welsh also discussed joint programming to enhance commercial law modernization in Saudi Arabia and the broader Middle East with the Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry (MCI) for Legal Affairs, Dr. Fahad Abu Hamed. In addition, General Counsel Welsh met with the Saudi Capital Markets Authority (CMA) Chairman H.E. Mr. Mohammed Al-Jadaan, who briefed the General Counsel on the progress the CMA and MCI legal teams were making in advancing the commercial legal infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Basic Industries Corporation hosted the Commerce delegation to discuss its role in leading IPR programming to increase IPR awareness and capacity in Saudi Arabia and the entire Middle East region.
In all of these meetings and forums, General Counsel Welsh and CLDP stressed the importance of a strong commercial rule of law to economic development and the value of CLDP in those efforts. In conversations with business leaders in the country, the General Counsel discussed ways to improve the legal and business environment in Saudi Arabia for U.S. and Saudi Arabian businesses. By promoting transparent and predictable legal systems around the world, the Department of Commerce is focused on fostering a global business climate that fosters growth and innovation.
CLDP Launches PPA Handbook at Powering Africa Summit
30 January 2015
"Understanding Power Purchase Agreements" brings together insights from government, financial and private sector experts to identify best practices for structuring and balancing power project contracts. As part of a week-long series of programs focused on expanding access to power in Sub-Saharan Africa as part of President Obama's Power Africa initiative, the Commercial Law Development Program officially launched the print version of the "Understanding Power Purchase Agreements" handbook. The development and drafting of the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Handbook, which was funded by USAID and conducted through a partnership between CLDP and the Africa Legal Support Facility, explains the core elements of a PPA and provides the reader with an understanding of the balancing of risk between the developer, financier and host government that is necessary to reach bankability. The hope is that this open-source knowledge sharing tool can help shorted the multi-year negotiations required for PPAs by reducing misconceptions and building a consensus around best practices.
The updated version of the book, Version 1.2, was first made available on January 22 through CLDP's website. On January 27, CLDP participated in a Twitter chat with other USG agencies to highlight the PPA Handbook and other Commerce efforts to support Power Africa. On January 28, the PPA Handbook was held out by both USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah and Power Africa Coordinator Andy Herscowitz as a key example of the knowledge building efforts within Power Africa at the Power Africa Private Sector Partners Meeting. On January 29 and 30, CLDP distributed print copies of the PPA Handbook as part of the Powering Africa Summit, where Commerce Deputy Assistant Secretary for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Matthew Murray, highlighted the important role the handbook will play in building trust between the private sector and Africa governments as part of his remarks to the conference delegates. The PPA Handbook was well received at all three events and has already garnered significant praise from the power community.
Additional detail on the diverse groups of authors who contributed to the book, the drafting process and the consultations that established the need for this resource can be found here: http://go.usa.gov/FBzH.
CLDP's mission is to improve the legal environment for doing business in developing and transitional countries around the globe and thereby foster greater political stability and economic opportunity for local entrepreneurs and U.S. companies alike. CLDP serves as a resource for federal agencies, US businesses, foreign governments and foreign businesses by organizing seminars, workshops, and conferences and by providing training consultations in the US and other countries for foreign delegations. CLDP attorneys, resident advisors, program specialists and administrative personnel are multicultural and have expertise in international business, commercial law, trade relations and development assistance. When designing and implementing programs, CLDP also draws on expertise from various US Government agencies, multilateral and international organizations, educational institutions and the private sector.
CLDP Honored by the Secretary of Commerce for Commercial Law Technical Assistance in Iraq
In January 2015, four CLDP staff, Deputy Chief Counsel Marc Tejtel, Operations Manager Harry Hill, Attorney Advisor Hamada Zahawi and International Program Specialist Adam Al-Sarraf, received the Department of Commerce's Gold Medal Award for sharing expertise that led to a legal environment in Iraq that is friendly to international arbitration and that recognizes arbitration agreements and awards. The Gold Medal is given by the Secretary of Commerce to employees for distinguished achievement in the Federal Service. CLDP's success in Iraq was achieved through multi-phase programs with Iraq's key judicial and legislative institutions, which focused on the importance of international arbitration for attracting investment and trade. CLDP's joint programming with the Iraqi government ultimately led to Iraq's intention to join the ICSID convention and its courts adoption of international principles to recognize international arbitration agreements under Iraqi law.
CLDP Supports the Publication of the First Georgian International Economic Diplomacy Manual
As part of a multi-year technical assistance program, CLDP has partnered with Georgia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development (MOESD) to develop commercial and trade curricula for the MFA's Diplomatic Training Center (DTC). DTC then led the effort to develop a Georgian International Economic Diplomacy Manual to be used during trainings and as a reference guide for current diplomats engaged in commercial matters abroad and has now launched the manual with CLDP's support. On July 9th, Ambassador Norland and Minister Punjikidze presented the First Georgian International Economic Diplomacy Manual at the Workshop on Commercial Diplomacy and World Trade.
CLDP's Power Africa Program: Streamlining Power Purchase Agreements
The July 2014 Power Africa newsletter of the US Agency for International Development features the article "Powering Africa and Spurring Commerce" on CLDP's Workshop on the Annotation of Power Purchase Agreements for Power Africa, March 26-28, 2014.
CLDP Hosts Fourth Annual Middle East Vis Pre-Moot in Doha
The Gulf Times newspaper reports on the Fourth Annual William C. Vis Middle East International Commercial Arbitration Pre-Moot, taking place March 1-7, 2014 in Doha. This event is organized by CLDP and Qatar University with support from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law's Center for International Legal Education.
CLDP Standards Conference Featured in Morocco AmCham E-Newsletter
CLDP's regional conference for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) on Standards Development and Regulatory Good Practices, held in Casablanca, Morocco May 21-23, 2013 was featured in the 2013 Issue 3 of the American Chamber of Commerce in Morocco E-Newsletter. CLDP, in cooperation with USTR and NIST, gathered government and private sector standards and conformity assessment specialists to discuss good regulatory practices in standards development, with a sector focus on energy efficiency and green building standards. The conference served to initiate USAID's Standards Alliance and facilitated ongoing cooperation between U.S.-based private standards development organizations and governments in the Middle East.
CLDP Workshop on Commercial Diplomacy and World Trade Featured in Georgia AmCham Magazine
The 34th issue of Investor.ge, the Magazine of the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia, features an article on CLDP's July 9-11 Workshop on Commercial Diplomacy and World Trade for Georgia's Diplomatic Corps.


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Alphaline™ Large Fixed Wall Mount for 32-55" TVs ZLL12-B1
Large TV Fixed Wall Mount Simplifies Entertainment Solutions Forget about feng shui and keep it simple with this Alphaline Trade Large Fixed Wall Mount for 32- to 55-Inch TVs . Perfect for minimalist decorating schemes, this fixed wall mount lets your TV appear to levitate, so your room retains all the sweet simplicity of a Tibetan monastery. Even if you like to keep it cluttered, this mount is a great way to maximize your space while helping your electronics blend more effortlessly into your decor. This Large TV Fixed Wall Mount from Alphaline and Sears is also ultra-versatile, fitting most 32- to 55-inch flat-panel TVs. Ever compatible and easy to install, this large fixed mount also features universal mounting brackets and a low-profile design. And, because it's designed to hold more than 70 pounds, you can rest assured that your precious flatscreen is safe and sound, even on its high perch.
- This Alphaline Trade Large Fixed Wall Mount for 32- to 55-Inch TVs is just what you need to get your TV off the ground
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- Versatile; Fits most TVs sized 32 to 55 inches
- Maximum Weight Capacity: More than 70 pounds
- Large fixed mount comes with universal mounting brackets for ease of installation
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YOUNGSTOWN -- The Board of Control Thursday agreed to enter into a $6.1 million contract to build a new storage facility for the Water Department.
Water Commissioner Harry Johnson said it is hoped the work on the new facility at the department's main site on West Avenue can begin within the next 60 days. The facility is being replaced because it is obsolete, Johnson said.
The A.P. O'Horo company submitted the lowest bid for the project. Work should be done by next December, Johnson said.


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Some more tips for how to play Planet in a Bottle. Much is covered in the in-game instructions, but my analytics tell me people would rather Google for help. Check it out here
New Help Page for PiaBJuly 27th, 2010
PiaB Updates! Negative Age Bug FixedApril 7th, 2010
Planet in a Bottle updates have been pushed to version 1.1.0. The main reason was the negative age bug people were complaining about. With this update your age should be converted back to the correct positive value. However, I apologize for any achievements you may have missed while having a negative age. (If anybody cares) The problem was an accidental conversion from an int to a long, so it was only manifested when the planet's age (in millis) was over the maximum signed integer value.
I also took the chance to add a little counter for your population. I guess now age is the only thing you would need to open the stats screen to see. Maybe I'll just put that on the main screen and ax the stats dialog altogether.
Thanks again for all the feedback and bug reports! You people are awesome!
Green Tree Update 1.2 Has Been ReleasedMarch 2nd, 2010
Many were commenting on some issues and frustrations with the app. I finally got around to releasing an update that hopefully fixes many of those problems. The issue with storms or bugs appearing while the game was paused should be fixed as well as a couple other bug fixes. It should generally run smoother now as well.
Some were frustrated that their tree would die overnight. While my response to this has been "You need to remember to pause before sleeping.", I've made it so it should survive the night in most cases. I've also added difficulty options so the player can specify a difficulty explicitly.
Please keep contacting me about suggestions or problems. They have been extremely helpful.
Planet in a BottleFebruary 27th, 2010
Check out my new release. It's a game I've been working on for the past week or so. It's loosely based on my Green Tree game that was released in January.
Download it for free and let me know what you think!
I'll try to get the QR code posted soon for a direct download.
DistractedFebruary 26th, 2010
I feel I need to apologize to all the Green Tree uses for not paying enough attention to bug fixes. I value everyone's feedback and I hope to push some updates and bug fixes soon.
However, I do have an excuse for neglecting it. For the past week or so I've been working on a new game. If you like Green Tree I think you will like this one too. It's a much more solid and smooth game as I have learned a lot since releasing Green Tree (my first Android app). I can't really spend much more time on it because I am broke, and I need to go find some paying gigs, but I hope to release this weekend. So, check back often or follow me. I may post up some screenshots of it before launching.
Green Tree Re-releasedJanuary 22nd, 2010
I got a chance to test out my game some more on two phones and a few Android virtual machines. Because of the nature of this game (The tree "grows" even when you are not playing) it takes a few days to test it out fully. This was the reason for the number of bugs in the game before.
All that aside, I think it is a pretty fun game, and based on the emails I received after it was removed from the market, there seems to be a sort of a following for it.
To download, scan the above bar code above or search the market for 'Green Tree'.
Thanks, everyone, for the support, and let me know if you have any issues or feature requests for me.
'Green Tree' Released… Then UnreleasedJanuary 20th, 2010
I released my new game for Android a couple days ago and got a great response! Thank you to everyone who showed interest! However, some of you may have noticed that there are some problems. Because this app was very difficult to test fully (it would take days to do one test run), it was released prematurely.
I will do some work on it and test it over the next couple days before re-releasing it with the same title. The new version will be the full, uninhibited version and hopefully bug-free.
New DevelopmentsJanuary 12th, 2010
I feel I've utilized my time off well. The job hunt will soon begin, so I had better do as much as possible while I can. One of the things I hope to finish is my Android game I'm making. I'll probably be posting a beta of it on here very soon!
It isn't named yet but the basic idea is a virtual tree. The player must care for it by watering (but not over watering) it periodically. There will also be obstacles that arise randomly such as storms that run the risk of drowning your plant, and bug swarms that eat away at your tree. While the program does not actually run in the background, it is updated every time you open it as if it never stopped. This way a user can play off and on for a prolonged period of time. I hope to have it last from two weeks to a month or so (maybe even indefinitely).
The payoff: fruit that will give the player resources to buy tools and supplies to further the tree's growth.
How to Use your Plain Old G1 as an Android Dev Phone 1January 5th, 2010
The Android emulator included in the SDK is helpful in running and debugging your applications. It provides the ability to spoof locations, calls, and texts and set the data speed to simulate slower networks. In fact it works almost as well as the real thing. There comes a point, however, when you just need the real thing.
Things you will need
- A rooted G1. Haven't really tried it with non-root, but really what you need is the USB Debugger feature. (I am using a CyanogenMod ROM)
- Windows. I am covering the windows method, but other methods may be found here.
- Eclipse
- The Android SDK
Android AdventuresJanuary 5th, 2010
Over the past week I've been trying to utilize my time wisely. I don't think I can support myself for too long off of saved money and credit, so I really want to make this time off worth it.
I've been interested in the Android mobile operating system since it was first announced, and while I have dabbled in Android development, I haven't really had the time to really dive in and create something cool. After my voluntary separation from employment, however, I've been able to really learn about it and experiment. Soon I will be posting some previews for an Android game I've been able to work on for the past week or so. If you are interested in Android and/or gaming I would urge you to try it out and give me some feedback.


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Purchased for bus boys to use with their uniforms. Nice quality, good price and fast shipping. First time ordering from Opentip.com, won't be the last.
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These were perfect for my seven grandsons when they were ring bearers in their aunts wedding this summer. Paired with red suspenders, the little boys were the hit of the day, next to the bride of course...excellent product.
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This time, on camera!
Harden's exact quote: "It's decisions. But I love the Thunder. I'm excited to be here. I think we've definitely grown a brotherhood. So hopefully, I definitely want to be in Oklahoma."
We all know the situation and the challenges in making Harden's wish come true. But if you want to see what Sam Presti is probably staring at constantly, try out this Thunder luxury tax calculator made by reader Matthew.


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29 U.S.C. 557(a); 30 U.S.C. 811, 813(j), 951, 957, 961.
This part 50 implements sections 103(e) and 111 of the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969, 30 U.S.C. 801 et seq., and sections 4 and 13 of the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Act, 30 U.S.C. 721 et seq., and applies to operators of coal, metal, and nonmetallic mines. It requires operators to immediately notify the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) of accidents, requires operators to investigate accidents, and restricts disturbance of accident related areas. This part also requires operators to file reports pertaining to accidents, occupational injuries and occupational illnesses, as well as employment and coal production data, with MSHA, and requires operators to maintain copies of reports at relevant mine offices. The purpose of this part is to implement MSHA's authority to investigate, and to obtain and utilize information pertaining to, accidents, injuries, and illnesses occurring or originating in mines. In utilizing information received under part 50, MSHA will develop rates of injury occurrence (incident rates or IR), on the basis of 200,000 hours of employee exposure (equivalent to 100 employees working 2,000 hours per year). The incidence rate for a particular injury category will be based on the formula:
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(1) Any owner, lessee, or other person who operates, controls, or supervises a coal mine; or,
(2) The person, partnership, association, or corporation, or subsidiary of a corporation operating a metal or nonmetal mine, and owning the right to do so, and includes any agent thereof charged with responsibility for the operation of such mine.
(2) An injury to an individual at a mine which has a reasonable potential to cause death;
(3) An entrapment of an individual for more than 30 minutes or which has a reasonable potential to cause death;
(4) An unplanned inundation of a mine by a liquid or gas;
(5) An unplanned ignition or explosion of gas or dust;
(6) In underground mines, an unplanned fire not extinguished within 10 minutes of discovery; in surface mines and surface areas of underground mines, an unplanned fire not extinguished within 30 minutes of discovery;
(7) An unplanned ignition or explosion of a blasting agent or an explosive;
(8) An unplanned roof fall at or above the anchorage zone in active workings where roof bolts are in use; or, an unplanned roof or rib fall in active workings that impairs ventilation or impedes passage;
(9) A coal or rock outburst that causes withdrawal of miners or which disrupts regular mining activity for more than one hour;
(10) An unstable condition at an impoundment, refuse pile, or culm bank which requires emergency action in order to prevent failure, or which causes individuals to evacuate an area; or, failure of an impoundment, refuse pile, or culm bank;
(11) Damage to hoisting equipment in a shaft or slope which endangers an individual or which interferes with use of the equipment for more than thirty minutes; and
(12) An event at a mine which causes death or bodily injury to an individual not at the mine at the time the event occurs.
The operator shall immediately contact MSHA at once without delay and
(a) After notification of an accident by an operator, the MSHA District Manager will promptly decide whether to conduct an accident investigation and will promptly inform the operator of his decision. If MSHA decides to investigate an accident, it will initiate the investigation within 24 hours of notification.
(b) Each operator of a mine shall investigate each accident and each occupational injury at the mine. Each operator of a mine shall develop a report of each investigation. No operator may use Form 7000-1 as a report, except that an operator of a mine at which fewer than twenty miners are employed may, with respect to that mine, use Form 7000-1 as an investigation report respecting an occupational injury not related to an accident. No operator may use an investigation or an investigation report conducted or prepared by MSHA to comply with this paragraph. An operator shall submit a copy of any investigation report to MSHA at its request. Each report prepared by the operator shall include,
(1) The date and hour of occurrence;
(2) The date the investigation began;
(3) The names of individuals participating in the investigation;
(4) A description of the site;
(5) An explanation of the accident or injury, including a description of any equipment involved and relevant events before and after the occurrence, and any explanation of the cause of any injury, the cause of any accident or cause of any other event which caused an injury;
(6) The name, occupation, and experience of any miner involved;
(7) A sketch, where pertinent, including dimensions depicting the occurrence;
(8) A description of steps taken to prevent a similar occurrence in the future; and
(9) Identification of any report submitted under § 50.20 of this part.
Unless granted permission by a MSHA District Manager Manager, no operator may alter an accident site or an accident related area until completion of all investigations pertaining to the accident except to the extent necessary to rescue or recover an individual, prevent or eliminate an imminent danger, or prevent destruction of mining equipment.
(a) Each operator shall maintain at the mine office a supply of MSHA Mine Accident, Injury, and Illness Report Form 7000-1. These may be obtained from the MSHA District Office. Each operator shall report each accident, occupational injury, or occupational illness at the mine. The principal officer in charge of health and safety at the mine or the supervisor of the mine area in which an accident or occupational injury occurs, or an occupational illness may have originated, shall complete or review the form in accordance with the instructions and criteria in §§ 50.20-1 through 50.20-7. If an occupational illness is diagnosed as being one of those listed in § 50.20-6(b)(7), the operator must report it under this part. The operator shall mail completed forms to MSHA within ten working days after an accident or occupational injury occurs or an occupational illness is diagnosed. When an accident specified in § 50.10 occurs, which does not involve an occupational injury, sections A, B, and items 5 through 12 of section C of Form 7000-1 shall be completed and mailed to MSHA in accordance with the instructions in § 50.20-1 and criteria contained in §§ 50.20-4 through 50.20-6.
(b) Each operator shall report each occupational injury or occupational illness on one set of forms. If more than one miner is injured in the same accident or is affected simultaneously with the same occupational illness, an operator shall complete a separate set of forms for each miner affected. To the extent that the form is not self-explanatory, an operator shall complete the form in accordance with the instructions in § 50.20-1 and criteria contained in §§ 50.20-2 through 50.20-7.
Each Form 7000-1 consists of four sheets, an original and three copies. The original form shall be mailed to:MSHA Office of Injury and Employment Information, P.O. Box 25367, Denver Federal Center, Denver, Colo. 80225, within ten working days after an accident, occupational injury or occupational illness. At the same time, the first copy shall be mailed to the appropriate local MSHA district office. If the first copy does not contain a completed Section D—Return to Duty Information—the second copy shall be retained by the operator until the miner returns to work or a final disposition is made respecting the miner. When the miner returns to work or a final disposition is made, the operator shall, within five days, complete Section D and mail the second copy to the MSHA Office of Injury and Employment Information at the above address. A third copy, containing all the information in the first and second copies shall be retained at the mine office closest to the mine for a period of five years. You may also submit reports by facsimile, 888-231-5515. To file electronically, follow the instructions on MSHA Internet site,
"Transfer to another job" means transfers, either temporary, or permanent, which are occasioned by a work-related injury or illness. Permanent or temporary transfers to remove miners from further exposure to health hazards are considered preventative in nature and are not required to be reported. Controlling the amount of exposure to radiation during some period of time is one example. Transfer of a coal miner to a less dusty area of a mine when the miner elects to exercise rights under Section 203(b) of the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969 is another example.
(a) Medical treatment includes, but is not limited to, the suturing of any wound, treatment of fractures, application of a cast or other professional means of immobilizing an injured part of the body, treatment of infection arising out of an injury, treatment of bruise by the drainage of blood, surgical removal of dead or damaged skin (debridement), amputation or permanent loss of use of any part of the body, treatment of second and third degree burns. Procedures which are diagnostic in nature are not considered by themselves to constitute medical treatments. Visits to a physician, physical examinations, X-ray examinations, and hospitalization for observations, where no evidence of injury or illness is found and no medical treatment given, do not in themselves constitute medical treatment. Procedures which are preventive in nature also are not considered by themselves to constitute medical treatment. Tetanus and flu shots are considered preventative in nature. First aid includes any one-time treatment, and follow-up visit for the purpose of observation, of minor injuries such as, cuts, scratches, first degree burns and splinters. Ointments, salves, antiseptics, and dressings to minor injuries are considered to be first aid.
(ii) Medical treatment includes examination for removal of imbedded foreign material, multiple soakings, whirlpool treatment, treatment of infection, or other professional treatments and any treatment involving more than a minor spot-type injury. Treatment of abrasions occurring to greater than full skin depth is considered medical treatment.
(ii) Medical treatment includes multiple soakings, draining of collected blood, or other treatment beyond observation.
(ii) Medical treatment includes a series of treatments including soaks, whirlpool, skin grafts, and surgical debridement (cutting away dead skin). Most second and third degree burns require medical treatment.
(ii) Medical treatment includes the application of butterfly closures for non-cosmetic purposes, sutures, (stitches), surgical debridement, treatment of infection, or other professional treatment.
(ii) Medical treatment cases involve removal of imbedded foreign objects, use of prescription medications, or other professional treatment.
(ii) Medical treatment consists of any professional treatment beyond that mentioned under first aid and all cases involving loss of consciousness.
(ii) Medical treatment consists of removal of any foreign object by physician due to depth of imbedment, size or shape of object, or location of wound. Treatment for infection, treatment of a reaction to tetanus booster, or other professional treatment, is considered medical treatment.
(ii) Medical treatment includes a series of hot and cold soaks, use of whirlpools, diathermy treatment, or other professional treatment.
(a) This section shall be completed for all accidents immediately reported to MSHA as defined in § 50.10. Circle the code from the following list which best defines the accident:
(a) Complete items 5 through 12 for each accident, occupational injury, or occupational illness.
(1) Item 5. Location and mining method. Circle the appropriate location code that was nearest to the location of the accident injury or illness. If the accident injury or illness occurred at the surface, circle only the surface location code in column (a). If the accident injury or illness occurred underground, circle only the underground location code in column (b). Where applicable, circle the underground mining method code in column (c). Applicable codes for columns (a), (b), and (c) are as follows:
(i) Column (a)—Surface location codes. If the accident injury or illness occurred at the surface of a mine, circle one of the following codes which best describes where the accident injury or illness occurred and ignore columns (b) and (c):
(ii) Column (b)—Underground location codes. If the accident injury or illness occurred underground, circle the one code which best describes where the accident injury or illness occurred:
(iii) Column (c)—Underground mining method. If the underground accident injury or illness occurred on a working section or working place, enter the code for the mining method at that working section or working place:
(2) Item 6. Date of accident injury or illness. Enter the date the accident injury or illness occurred.
(3) Item 9. Describe fully the conditions contributing to the accident injury or illness and quantify the damage or impairment. Describe what happened and the reasons therefor, identify the factors which led or contributed to the accident, injury or illness and identify any damage or impairment to the mining operation. The narrative shall clearly specify the actual cause or causes of the accident injury or illness and shall include the following:
(i) Whether the accident injury or illness involved any aspect of compliance with rules and regulations;
(ii) Whether the accident injury or illness involved mine equipment or the mining system;
(iii) Whether the accident injury or illness involved job skills and miner proficiency, training and attitude; and
(iv) Whether the accident injury or illness involved protective items relating to clothing, or protective devices on equipment.
(4) Item 10. If equipment was involved in the accident, injury or illness specify type (loader, shuttle car, dozer, etc.), name of manufacturer, and equipment model number.
(5) Item 11. Name of witness to accident injury or illness. If any miner witnessed the accident injury or illness, enter the name.
(b) Complete items 13-27 for each occupational injury, or occupational illness.
(1) Item 13. Name of injured/ill miner. Enter the miner's name (first, middle initial, and last).
(2) Item 17. Regular job title. Enter the miner's regular job title. For example: "shuttle car operator".
(3) Item 19. Check if this injury/illness resulted in permanent total or partial disability.
(i) "Permanent total disability." The classification for any injury or illness other than death which permanently and totally incapacitates an employee from following any gainful occupation or which results in the loss, or the complete loss of use, of any of the following in one accident injury or illness:
(A) Both eyes;
(B) One eye and one hand, or arm, or leg, or foot;
(C) Any two of the following not on the same limb: hand, arm, foot, or leg.
(ii) "Permanent partial disability." The classification for any injury or illness other than death or permanent total disability which results in the loss, or complete loss of use, of any member or part of a member of the body, or any permanent impairment of functions of the body or part thereof, regardless of any preexisting disability of the affected member or impaired body function.
(4) Item 20. What directly inflicted injury or illness. Name the object or substance which directly affected the miner. For example: the machine or thing struck against or which struck the miner; the vapor or poison inhaled or swallowed; the chemical or non-ionizing radiation which irritated the skin; or in cases of strains or hernias, the thing lifted or pulled.
(5) Item 21. Nature of injury or illness. For injuries, use commonly used medical terms to answer this question such as puncture wound, third degree burn, fracture, dislocation, amputation. For multiple injuries, enter the injury which was the most serious. For illness, name the illness, such as pneumoconiosis, silicosis. Avoid general terms such as "hurt", "sore", "sick".
(6) Item 22. Part of body injured or affected. Name the part of the body with the most serious injury. For example, if an injured employee has a bruised finger and a broken ankle, write "ankle". If amputation, enter part of the body lost.
(7) Item 23. Occupational Illness. Circle the code from the list below which most accurately describes the illness. These are typical examples and are not to be considered the complete listing of the types of illnesses and disorders that should be included under each category. In cases where the time of onset of illness is in doubt, the day of diagnosis of illness will be considered as the first day of illness.
(i) Code 21—
(ii) Code 22—
(iii) Code 23—
(iv) Code 24—
(v) Code 25—
(vi) Code 26—
(vii) Code 29—
(8) Item 24. Miner's work activity when injury or illness occurred. Describe exactly the activity of the injured miner when the occupational injury or occupational illness occurred. For example: "Setting temporary support prior to drilling holes for roof bolts."
This section requires information concerning the miner's return to duty.
(a) Item 28. Permanently transferred or terminated. Check this block if the miner's employment was terminated or if the miner was permanently transferred to another regular job as a direct result of the occupational injury or occupational illness.
(b) Item 29. Show the date that the injured person returned to his regular job at full capacity (not to restricted work activity) or was transferred or terminated.
(c) Item 30. Number of days away from work. Enter the number of work-days, consecutive or not, on which the miner would have worked but could not because of occupational injury or occupational illness. The number of days away from work shall not include the day of injury or onset of illness or any days on which the miner would not have worked even though able to work. If an employee loses a day from work solely because of the unavailability of professional medical personnel for initial observation or treatment and not as a direct consequence of the injury or illness, the day should not be counted as a day away from work.
(d) Item 31. Number of days of restricted work activity. Enter the number of workdays, consecutive or not, on which because of occupational injury or occupational illness:
(1) The miner was assigned to another job on a temporary basis;
(2) The miner worked at a permanent job less than full time; or
(3) The miner worked at a permanently assigned job but could not perform all duties normally connected with it. The number of days of restricted work activity shall not include the day of injury or onset of illness, or any days the miner did not work even though able to work.
(i) The miner returns to his regularly scheduled job and performs all of its duties for a full day or shift;
(ii) The miner is permanently transferred to another permanent job (which shall be reported under Item 28, Permanently Transferred or Terminated). If this happens, even though the miner could not perform this original job any longer, the Days of Restricted Work Activity will stop; or
(iii) The miner is terminated or leaves the mine. (Termination shall also be reported under Item 28, Permanently Transferred or Terminated).
(a) Each operator of a mine in which an individual worked during any day of a calendar quarter shall complete a MSHA Form 7000-2 in accordance with the instructions and criteria in § 50.30-1 and submit the original to the MSHA Office of Injury and Employment Information, P.O. Box 25367, Denver Federal Center, Denver, Colo. 80225, within 15 days after the end of each calendar quarter. These forms may be obtained from the MSHA District Office. Each operator shall retain an operator's copy at the mine office nearest the mine for 5 years after the submission date. You may also submit reports by facsimile, 888-231-5515. To file electronically, follow the instructions on MSHA Internet site,
(b) Each operator of a coal mine in which an individual worked during any day of a calendar quarter shall report coal production on Form 7000-2.
(ii) Surface Mine (Including Shops and Yards): Report on the appropriate line, employment and coal production for the mining operation. For surface mining sub-units 03, 04, 05 and 06, include all work associated with shops and yards;
(iii) Mill Operations, Preparation Plants, Breakers: Report data on all persons employed at your milling (crushing, sizing, grinding, concentrating, etc.) operation, preparation plant, or breaker, including those working in associated shops and yards. (Do not include personnel reported in
(iv) Office: Include in this category employees who work principally at the mine or preparation facility office.
(a) Each operator of a mine shall maintain a copy of each investigation report required to be prepared under § 50.11 at the mine office closest to the mine for five years after the concurrence.
(b) Each operator shall maintain a copy of each report submitted under § 50.20 or § 50.30 at the mine office closest to the mine for five years after submission. Upon request by the Mine Safety and Health Administration, an operator shall make a copy of any report submitted under § 50.20 or § 50.30 available to MSHA for inspection or copying.
Upon request by MSHA, an operator shall allow MSHA to inspect and copy information related to an accident, injury or illnesses which MSHA considers relevant and necessary to verify a report of investigation required by § 50.11 of this part or relevant and necessary to a determination of compliance with the reporting requirements of this part.


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Update: David L. Shoults Jr. remained in good condition late Monday evening at Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse, a nursing supervisor said.
Hannibal, N.Y. – A Granby man is recovering at a Syracuse hospital and facing a driving while intoxicated charge after his pickup truck went off a Hannibal road Sunday and hit a flagpole, Oswego County sheriff's officials said.
David L. Shoults Jr., 28, of 294 Stoney Robby Road, Granby, was driving a 1998 Dodge pickup truck west on county Route 85, Hannibal, about 1:30 a.m. Sunday when the pickup went out of control, officials said.
The truck left the south side of the road and hit a mailbox at 731 county Route 85, officials said. It then recrossed the highway, went off the north side of the pavement, hit a flagpole at 740 county Route 85, then hit a tree.
Shoults also was taken to Upstate University Hospital where he was in good condition this morning, according to a hospital spokeswoman.
Shoults was charged with misdemeanor DWI and is to appear Jan. 15 in Hannibal town court, officials said.
The accident remains under investigation, officials said.


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Despite the high prevalence of dysthymia and its associated morbidity, few controlled trials have evaluated the efficacy of antidepressant medication for this disorder. A 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized, multicenter trial was performed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of sertraline hydrochloride and imipramine hydrochloride in treating dysthymia.
A total of 416 outpatients (271 women and 145 men) aged 25 to 65 years with DSM-III-R-difined, early-onset, primary dysthymia without concurrent major depression were randomized to 12 weeks of treatment with sertraline, imipramine, or placebo.
Both active treatments resulted in significantly reduced scores on the 17-item Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (P=.04 and P=.01 for sertraline and imipramine vs placebo, respectively), the Montgomery Asberg Depression Rating Scale (P=.01 and P=.003 vs pIacebo, respectively), Hopkins Symptom Checklist (P<.05), and the self-rated version of the Inventory of Depressive Symptoms (P<.05). With the use of a Clinical Global Impressions improvement score of 1 or 2 (very much or much improved) to define response, response rates were 59% for sertraline, 64% for imipramine, and 44% for pIacebo (P=.02 for sertraline vs placebo and P<.001 for imipramine vs placebo). A significantly greater proportion of patients receiving imipramine than those receiving sertraline or placebo discontinued treatment because of adverse events (P=.001 and P<.001, respectively).
Pharmacotherapy provides considerable relief from the symptoms of dysthymia in patients suffering from this chronic affective disorder, with both sertraline and imipramine being more effective than pIacebo. The greater tolerability of sertraline is an important consideration because of the chronicity of dysthymia, which may require prolonged treatment with antidepressant medication.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania AFL-CIO is cheering a judge's ruling bouncing the state's GOP-passed "voter ID" law, but the story isn't over yet.
That's because the Republican-run state government may well appeal Commonwealth Court Judge Bernard McGinley's ruling to the state Supreme Court.
The Pennsylvania law, enacted in mid-2012, is one of many voter ID laws that GOP-run state governments pushed through after 2010. A Pennsylvania Republican legislative leader boasted the voter ID law would help GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney carry the state in 2012. Romney lost Pennsylvania, as well as the election.
All the voter ID laws make it tougher for minorities, women, students, the elderly and unionists to vote, by imposing rigorous and often expensive "voter identification" requirements, restricting voting hours and days, curbing voter registration or all of the above. Doing that violates the Pennsylvania constitution, McGinley ruled.
"It is no surprise this law has been ruled unconstitutional," said state AFL-CIO president Rick Bloomingdale. His federation filed a friend-of-the-court brief urging McGinley to toss the law. The NAACP and civil liberties groups had sued to overturn it.
"Our voting laws are supposed to protect our rights and assure free and fair elections. The Voter ID law, on the other hand, was a thinly veiled attempt by the extreme right-wing groups to disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of voters who don't agree with their unpopular agenda. This ruling is another important step in protecting the right to vote for all citizens," Bloomingdale added.
"It is unfortunate that so many voters have already been disenfranchised due to the confusion caused by this unconstitutional attack on voting rights. This law was always a solution in search of a problem that doesn't exist," added AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer Frank Snyder. "We urge the Commonwealth to abandon any appeals."
Pennsylvania judges stalled the 2012 law that year, so it didn't apply then, but did not toss it out. They said state officials did not give voters enough time or methods to obey it. This time, McGinley bounced it on state constitutional grounds, even though his ruling did not say the voter ID law discriminates against particular groups.
"The burdens the Voter ID law entails are unnecessary and not narrowly tailored to serve a compelling governmental interest. And the record is rife with testimony from numerous Pennsylvania voters whose right to vote will be - and indeed already has been - denied or substantially and unnecessarily burdened by the Voter ID law," McGinley ruled. The judge said the law violates a state constitutional ban on any interference "to prevent the free exercise of the right to suffrage."
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CLEMSON - Tajh Boyds father, Tim, told the Post and Courier on Wednesday he wants his son to stay for his senior year - unless he has an early-round NFL draft grade.
I feel like any college quarterback should do three years (starting) before they come out, Tim Boyd said. Doing two years, I feel like you are doing yourself an injustice. When its over, its over. You do dont want to leave with regrets.
I feel like Tajh still has a lot to prove.
Tim Boyd said if Clemson had a lack of skill players or a porous offensive line returning he might have a different stance. But Clemson will return many of its offensive starters.
Tajh Boyd told the Post and Courier this week he would have to be projected as an early-round pick to forego his senior season.
Id have to be in the top tier with the way the whole way economics have changed, Boyd said.
Despite posting record numbers, Boyd is projected by many draft analysts as a mid- to late-round prospect because he lacks ideal height (6-1) for an NFL quarterback.
Another thing working in Clemsons favor is NFL rookie contracts have been significantly reduced in the new collective bargaining agreement.
Former N.C. State quarterback Russell Wilson is similar to Boyd in that he had a prolific college career but is undersized. Wilson was selected in the third round of last years draft and signed a four-year, $2.9 million deal, though only $619,000 of the contract was guaranteed.
Boyd is invested in the program and has spoken to quarterbacks who have turned pro that have advised him that a senior season with a potentially top-ranked team is a special opportunity.
Clemson still committed:
Clemson board of trustees chairman David Wilkins told the Post and Courier that he believes the ACCs football-first schools are still committed to the ACC.
Why does he believe this?
Because of conversations (Clemson president) Jim Barker has had with their presidents, Wilkins said.
Wilkins said to his knowledge Clemson has never been approached by the Big XII.
Breeland out:
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said cornerback Bashaud Breeland (groin) will not play versus South Carolina on Saturday. The Clemson secondary lost fellow starting cornerback, Darius Robinson, earlier this year. Clemson is thin at the position and will start Xavier Brewer and Garry Peters who gave up several long gains against N.C. State.
South Carolina D is different but still good:
Philosophically, South Carolina is blitzing less - in part because the front four has been so effective - but playing more aggressive man coverage under new defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward.
They have a different identity, Clemson OC Chad Morris said. Theyll play a safety extremely deep and try not to let anything get deep and play extremely physical on the edge. They feel like they can play the run with the guys they have up front.


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CHARLES TOWN - During his 20 years in the U.S. Navy, Robert Wolf got the chance to travel the world and take part in American history.
The Jefferson County resident was just 18 years old when he decided to enlist in the military in 1944.
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Jefferson County resident Robert Wolf is a veteran who traveled the world as a member of the U.S. Navy and was on board a ship that took part in the Cuban Missile Crisis. (Journal photo by Naomi Smoot)
He said his older brother had already joined up, and he decided that he wanted to be a member of the U.S. Navy as well.
Things almost didn't go as Wolf had planned though. He had completed his physical exam and was in the process of enlisting when he was told that he was going to be joining the Army instead. That didn't sit well with him, and he promptly informed those in charge that the Army wasn't what he had volunteered for.
Wolf's comment didn't seem to make much of a difference at first, he said, until luckily he saw someone he knew from back home in the Eastern Panhandle. Wolf said he told the local man about his predicament, and soon he had the situation ironed out.
Once in the Navy, Wolf said he was sent to New York for training, and then to Portland, Maine, where he worked with a team that was used to fill up mine sweepers when the regular crew was short on staff.
While there, he and the others on his base took part in an event that stuck with him. He said one of the other sailors had been off base when he got drunk and killed someone. When he returned, Wolf said the sailor faced a court marshal and eventually a dishonorable discharge.
"They call it drumming out," Wolf recalled.
He said he and the others on the base were called out to witness the event. They watched as the former sailor had his uniform stripped of all its military insignia.
"They took off the collar. Took the sleeve off. ... Never knew why, but they took his shoelaces," Wolf said.
Once that was over, he said the former sailor marched toward the base's main gate. Those who stayed behind were put in formation, and then told to do an about face, turning their backs on the former sailor as he made his way past them, Wolf said.
Once he got to the gate the man was booted out.
"They actually literally kicked him, and I mean kicked him out the gate," he said. "That left an awful big impression on me."
Still, Wolf carries other memories.
There were trips to Puerto Rico that he took while serving on a training ship for amphibious landings that was based in Little Creek, Va.
At one point, Wolf said the vessel was heading to Rio De Janeiro when they were told that President Harry Truman would be flying over soon.
"Would you believe it, all the ships ... in that area had to be in line," he said. "We sat there for three days. Just sat there and waited."
The ships were lined up for miles, but Wolf said he himself never got a chance to see Truman's plane fly overhead.
Trips at sea and to foreign lands were nothing out of the ordinary for the young sailor. While assigned to the U.S.S. Independence, Wolf said he went on six trips to the Middle East.
He and his shipmates visited Spain, Italy, Greece and Lebanon.
"We were going in to port quite often," he recalled.
On one trip, he said they were able to convince the ship's chaplain to organize a tour of the Holy Land. They went to Bethlehem, the Dead Sea, the Dome of the Rock and other points of interest. They were cautioned, however, not to stray far from their hotel because of violence between Jewish and Muslim factions in the area, he said.
There were other times, however, when the travels were put on hold, as tense situations unfolded.
In 1962, Wolf was aboard the U.S.S. Independence, based in Norfolk, Va. The ship headed out on a Monday to pick up a group of airplanes. The sailors on board thought they would be back home by later that week, he recalled.
The planes weren't quick to show up though.
"We were out there all day long. We made big circles. Nothing. Tuesday, we made big circles, nothing," he said.
Soon, they were heading south, Wolf said.
By Thursday, the ship's captain said they were picking up an air group and would be participating in a training exercise in Puerto Rico, he said.
"He didn't tell us what was going on at the time," Wolf said.
They picked up the air group and headed for their destination, with so much ammunition on board that Wolf said it filled nearly the entire ship.
Soon, they were positioned on the southwest corner of Cuba. They were informed only that they would be staying "until the situation was over," Wolf said.
Back home, Americans were enduring 14 days that many feared would end in a nuclear war. In Norfolk, Wolf's wife Dorothy said the normally busy military town had fallen silent.
"Norfolk was dead. ... All the men were gone. All the ships were gone," she recalled.
Families didn't know what to do except stay put and wait it out.
"It was an eerie kind of feeling," she said.
On board the ship, Wolf said sailors were given very little information about the situation in which they were involved.
Eventually, an agreement was reached between the Soviet forces that had placed nuclear weapons in Cuba, and the Kennedy administration, ending the standoff.
Not long after, Wolf's time in the military came to an end as well, and he returned home to West Virginia. The engineman first class took a new job with Mac Truck, where he worked for another 20 years.
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Buzz Pollination and the Electric Charge of Pollen Grains
Physics plays a stronger component in nature than most realize. This article discusses the possibility that buzz pollination behavior seen in eight different species of bumble bee may involve the triboelectric charge of the pollen grains they forage.
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Churches in Hanley Falls include clergy by name as well as denomination and congregation size. The religious organizations in Hanley Falls are a compilation of all types of non-profit institutions. Both are excellent prospects for fundraising programs, religious products, educational material, and more. The purpose is to win people to faith in Jesus Christ, provide religious instruction, teach people to live together in love and fellowship, acknowledge all people to brethren, take the Holy Scripture as the only rule, work for the unity of all Christians in building the Kingdom of God, fighting against poverty and responding to desperate needs.
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(Long Island, NY) In today's environmentally-conscious worldview that is being shared by more and more people, alternative fuel sources are the Holy Grail of the "green" movement. There are many new ways to eschew hydrocarbon-laden gasoline when it comes to filling up your vehicle's tank at the pump, and one of the most oft-talked about are biofuels- mainly ethanol and..


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A fire destroyed a Sequoyah County Deputy's home overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning.
Muldrow Fire Chief Alan Falkner said when his department arrived, flames had already engulfed the house. Falkner said lightning may be to blame as strong storms moved through the area during the fire.
The deputy was on patrol at the time of the fire, but his family was inside. They made it out safe, but the 130-year-old house was destroyed.
The Red Cross has been called to assist the family, and there has been an account set up at Armstrong Bank in Muldrow and Sallisaw to help the family with expenses.
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A Battle of Centaurs and Lapiths
Cristoforo Foppa, called Caradosso (about 1452-1527)
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Caradosso served at the Milanese court of Ludovico Sforza ('Il Moro') from 1480 and became his personal goldsmith and jeweller. Copies of this plaquette were 'admired with the utmost enthusiasm throughout Italy.' A silver version formed part of a casket and the design also appeared in architecture.


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Most of the birds in the program were adopted from JoJo The Grey Adoption and Rescue for Birds in Upper Darby, Pa.
Princess Ella, a very fashionable goffins cockatoo and her friends, Princess Sophie, a blue headed pionus; Princess Ariel, a lesser sulpher crested cockatoo; and King Percy, a hybrid macaw, all rescue birds, visited the Margaret Winchester Enrichment Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Inc. to bring joy and socialize with program participants.
Princess Ella, dressed for spring in a lime green poncho, greeted everyone with a cheery hello while Princess Sophie bowed to allow petting. Princess Ariel answered questions with head nods and King Percy waved and performed a few tricks.
Princess Ella whose motto is, "It's Okay To Be Different" is a self-proclaimed birdie fashion model and is the subject of a children's book entitled "Princess Ella. It's Okay To Be Different" by Elsie Gould Matthews. The program participants crafted bird toys for the rescued birds.
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SAP HANA SPS09 - Live Expert Sessions on New features
- Introduction to SAP HANA smart data streaming (recorded session)
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Event Stream Processing – Introduction to Continuous Queries (2013; 1 hour)
In this session, we take a close look at how to define and run continuous queries using the SAP Sybase Event Stream Processor (SAP Sybase ESP). Continuous queries are at the heart of complex event processing (CEP), allowing you to apply business logic to streams of event data in real time, to monitor trends, watch for patterns, and in general, to understand what's going on in a fast-moving environment. This session demonstrates the tools used to build continuous queries, as well as the event process language used in SAP Sybase ESP
Real-Time Data Movement – Different Scenarios for Different Needs (2013; 1 hour)
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Oh, Chocolate, is there nothing you can't do?
September 15, 2011 - Burton Cole (humor columnist)
Hot dog! I mean, hot fudge!
Chocolate can be "as good for you as exercise!" according to an article published today in the Journal of Physiology.
The scientists found that small amounts of dark chocolate may improve health the same way as exercise. Forget loading up the barbell; pound back some Mounds bars.
A plant compound in chocolate called epicatechin packs the same punch as mitochondria, the cells that generate energy in the body, according to the research.
"Aerobic exercise, such as running or cycling, is known to increase the number of mitochondria in muscle cells," said research leader Dr. Moh Malek of Wayne State University in Detroit. "Our study has found that epicatechin seems to bring about the same response -- particularly in the heart and skeletal muscles."
Oh, Chocolate, is there nothing you can't do?
We already know from previous studies that chocolate stimulates endorphins, the feel-good stuff that produces the "runner's high." Forget legging it for six or seven miles. Just jog to the Dove bar rack.
Chocolate -- especially dark chocolate -- also is an anti-depressant, holds off aging, reduces blood pressure, balances some hormones, promotes a healthy heart and gives an energy boost to get you through the day in a feel-wonderful way. All that and it's an aphrodisiac, too.
Once again, some mumbo-jumbo about moderation lurks in this report, too. I didn't read it. I already found all the good-health info I required.
So, kids, pass the Hershey's Special Dark and let's get fit the chocolate way!
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How To: Spring Art with Tissue Paper BlossomsMarie LeBaron
Blossoms are popping up all over the trees near my house. It's so pretty with all the shades of pink on the trees. I was inspired to create some blossoms indoors with this framed piece of tissue paper blossom art! It's perfect for a little bit of spring home decor.
Here's how we made our Spring Art with Tissue Paper Blossoms:
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1. Depending on the size of your frame, cut your piece of cardstock paper into the size to fit your frame. Mine is a 5×7 frame with a 4×6 sized photo space. So I trimmed down my paper to 5×7 and made sure only to paint my branch within the 4×6 space.
2. With your brown paint and paint brush, paint a tree branch across your paper. This is the fun part. Your branch can look any way you want. And with a paint brush, it gives it that real branch look. Give it a few extra branches coming out of the main branch for a little dimension.
3. Cut your tissue paper into 1×1 inch squares. You can go larger with these squares, but it's a small frame and you don't want them too big.
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5. Once they are all glued to the paper, let them dry completely. You can add the word "Blossom" to your picture or leave it blank. You can even add the words "Spring" or a child's name as well.
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ULFA cadre killed in encounter in Goalpara
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Last Updated: 14th September 2013 06:57 PM
An ULFA insurgent was shot dead in an encounter in Goalpara district bordering Meghalaya today, the police said.
On a tip off about the militants entering Hatigaon- Suarmari village under Agia police station, the police of the district and Guwahati City launched a joint operation in the area to track him out, Superintendent of Police Nitul Gogoi told PTI.
On seeing the security forces, the extremist attempted to flee into the jungles by firing at the policemen, who retaliated killing him on the spot.
A pistol, a hand grenade, some detonators and cartridges were recovered of the slain ultra who was identified as Monaj Rabha alias Sunami Asom, the SP added.
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LEELANAU COUNTY, MI – An 18-year-old motorcyclist, who allegedly led police on a high-speed, six-mile chase before crashing and fighting a sheriff's sergeant, has been arraigned on multiple charges.
Justin T. Lopez has been arraigned on charges of resisting police causing injury, assault with a dangerous weapon, fleeing and eluding and reckless driving, court records showed.
Related: After 115-mph chase, injured sheriff's sergeant uses Taser, pepper spray, gun to nab suspect
The sergeant tried to stop the motorcycle early Friday, Nov. 15, in Solon Township for a loud exhaust and no registration. Instead, the motorcyclist fled at 115 mph before crashing on a curve in Centerville Township.
He ran from the sergeant, who eventually used a Taser, pepper spray and the threat of a firearm to subdue the suspect, police said.
Early on, the sergeant got one of the suspect's arms handcuffed, but he fought back and swung the cuffs, hitting the sergeant in the head, police said.
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