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The honeybee population has been steadily declining from habitat loss and pesticide use, while colony collapse disorder — where honeybees suddenly disappear or die — has exacerbated the problem.
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The Yankee bats went back into a deep freeze in the series opener, losing 4-1, as they dropped to 8-16 on the season with a whopping negative-34 run differential. That's their third-worst run differential through 24 games in franchise history; the only worse marks came in 1984 (-40) and 1911 (-36).
The Yankees used to own Camden Yards, compiling the best win percentage (.646) among American League teams at the ballpark during its first 21 years of existence, from 1992-2012. Since then, the script was flipped and the Yankees had the worst record there among AL squads, falling to 8-21 (.276) following the series-opening loss.
The frustration level with this team grows even deeper when you consider that the Yankees – who took a 1-0 lead in the second inning – had actually scored first in more games (14) than their opponents (10). Once again on Tuesday they failed to pad that early lead and left little margin for error in the middle-to-late innings. After the game, the Yankees ranked a respectable fifth in the league in scoring in the first three innings, but were dead last – by a good margin – in runs scored from innings four through nine.
Another telling stat that pretty much sums up the team's feeble offense in this first month? At the conclusion of Tuesday's slate, the three players with the fewest runs scored among batting title qualifiers were all Yankees: Chase Headley (two), Didi Gregorius (four) and Starlin Castro (five). The trio had come to the plate a combined 251 times, and scored a mere 11 runs.
Luis Severino looked nothing like a future ace, giving up four runs in six innings as he fell to 0-4 with an unsightly 6.31 ERA. The only other Yankee pitcher in the last 35 years to be 0-4 or worse in their first five starts of the season and have an ERA above 6.00 was Chien-Ming Wang in 2009.
It was finally time to celebrate on Wednesday night after the Yankees put an end to a bevy of miserable streaks in beating the Orioles, 7-0. Entering the game, they had:
- lost six straight and 14 of their last 18 games overall, their worst 18-game stretch since the end of the 2000 campaign
- lost six straight road games, their longest road losing streak within a single season since 2007
- lost six straight games against the Orioles, their longest losing streak versus the team since an eight-gamer spanning the 1996-97 seasons
CC Sabathia, who pitched his best game in more than three years, also joined the streak-busting party by throwing seven scoreless innings to get his first win in Baltimore since May 19, 2011. He was 0-5 with a 5.65 ERA in his past eight starts at Camden Yards before Wednesday's gem. His streak of eight straight winless starts there was the second-longest by any visiting pitcher, and his five consecutive losses was the longest losing streak by a visiting pitcher in the history of the ballpark.
Sabathia delivered a vintage, turn-back-the-clock performance, reminding folks of the days when he was the team's bona fide ace and the guy you wanted on the mound to stop a lengthy losing streak. This was the fourth time in his nine seasons in pinstripes that Sabathia had pitched in a game with the Yankees on a losing streak of four games or more; he's snapped that streak in each of those four starts, going 4-0 with a 0.86 ERA – that's three earned runs allowed in 31 1/3 innings.
His relied heavily on his changeup to combat the Orioles' right-heavy lineup and it was a true difference-maker for him. He threw 21 changeups, nearly double the amount he'd thrown in any of his previous four starts this season. The Orioles were 0-for-8 in at-bats ending in a changeup, including four strikeouts, and whiffed on eight of their 13 swings.
Those numbers are even more staggering considering how ineffective his changeup was this season prior to Wednesday. In his first four starts, he had just five total whiffs on the 36 changeups he threw, and opposing batters hit a whopping .556 and slugged .667 against the pitch.
When you come to a fork in the road …
A win streak was too much to ask for from the baseball gods as the Yankees dropped the final game of their nine-game road trip in heart-breaking — and historic — fashion, losing 1-0 on a sac fly in the 10th inning. This was about as rare (and depressing) a loss you can find:
- It was the first time in franchise history the Yankees lost a 1-0 walk-off game against the Orioles in Baltimore.
- The Yankees hadn't been shut out in an extra-inning loss to this franchise since July 21, 1943, when they were the St. Louis Browns.
- With just four hits and a walk, it was the Yankees fewest baserunners in an extra-inning shutout loss since August 20, 1941 vs. the Tigers.
- The last time the Yankees lost on a walk-off sac fly in extra innings versus any team was May 24, 2002 in Boston.
And before Thursday night, the Yankees had never lost 1-0 via a walk-off sac fly (since the stat became official in 1954).
On a more positive note … Masahiro Tanaka dominated the Orioles lineup, scattering five singles over eight scoreless innings while striking out seven. He now has at least four strikeouts and allowed no more than two earned runs in each of his six starts this season. That matches the longest such streak to start a season in Yankees history, a mark set by Whitey Ford in 1956.
Tanaka also reached a nice and round milestone in this game, making his 50th career start as a major-leaguer. Three other pitchers who made their debuts in the last 100 years compiled as many strikeouts (315) and wins (26) in their first 50 career games as Tanaka: Roger Clemens, Dwight Gooden and Yu Darvish.


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LAS VEGAS - Brian Sandoval stepped off the federal bench and waltzed through a campaign into the Governor's Mansion. Now he must take the lead in a difficult tango through the worst budget crisis the state has ever faced.
A day after his 12-point victory over Democrat Rory Reid in a campaign that never seemed to test him, Sandoval said he has reached out to legislative and congressional leaders, and began assembling his transition team and executive staff.
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Sandoval later named Heidi Gansert, a Reno Republican and former Assembly minority leader, as his transition director. He named Dale Erquiaga, former deputy Nevada secretary of state and Clark County School District government affairs director as assistant transition director.
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When he takes the oath of office in January, Sandoval, 47, will make history as Nevada's first Hispanic governor.
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He campaigned on a no-new-tax stance, and reiterated his position as the governor-elect.
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"It's still a separate branch of government," said Senate Minority Leader Bill Raggio, R-Reno, who said Sandoval shouldn't expect blanket approval of his proposals, even from Republican lawmakers.
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This volume provides the first comprehensive description of reflection seismic signatures and processing methods in anisotropic media. It identifies the key parameters for time and depth imaging in transversely isotropic media and describes practical methodologies for estimating them from seismic data. Also, it contains a thorough discussion of the important issues of uniqueness and stability of seismic velocity analysis in the presence of anisotropy. The book contains a complete description of anisotropic imaging methods, from the theoretical background to algorithms to implementation issues. Numerous applications to synthetic and field data illustrate the improvements achieved by the anisotropic processing and the possibility of using the estimated anisotropic parameters in lithology discrimination.


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NORWALK, Conn. (AP) - Priceline.com, the name-your-own-price Internet company, said Friday it is scrapping plans to offer business-to-business, term life insurance and cellular telephone services.
The company said it plans to indefinitely postpone those new services and instead focus on its core businesses.
Priceline will continue to offer name-your-own-price services for leisure airline tickets, hotel rooms, rental cars, home finance, long-distance telephone services and new cars.
Priceline also announced it has eliminated an additional 48 jobs, or approximately 11 percent of its work force, in connection with the postponements and ongoing efficiency measures.
Last month, the company announced plans to cut 16 percent of its work force, or 87 jobs.
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WASHINGTON -- John L. Henshaw, Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health, today announced details about the formation of the National Advisory Committee on Ergonomics. This committee is part of OSHA's comprehensive approach to reducing ergonomic-related injuries and illnesses in the workplace.
"Our four-pronged approach for continuing and accelerating the reduction of ergonomic-related injuries and illnesses in the workplace -- guidelines, research, outreach and assistance, and enforcement -- will benefit from the experience and expertise of the members of this committee," said Henshaw. "I expect the committee to be a valuable resource in helping OSHA accelerate the decline of these types of injuries."
The committee will advise on a number of issues involving information on various industry or task-specific guidelines; identification of gaps in the existing research on ergonomics and the application of ergonomic principles to the workplace; current and projected research needs and efforts; methods of providing outreach and assistance that will communicate the value of ergonomics to employers and employees; and ways to increase communication among stakeholders on the issue of ergonomics.
"Helping identify gaps in existing research is an important part of the work of this committee," continued Henshaw. "We look forward to working with the research community, including other government agencies such as NIOSH, in filling those gaps and constructing a more complete body of research with which we can all work.
"Working with OSHA and our other partners, NIOSH will continue its commitment to bringing sound science to this process," said NIOSH Acting Director Kathleen M. Rest, Ph.D., M.P.A. NIOSH is the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The Committee will consist of 15 members, who will be selected for their expertise and/or experience with ergonomic issues. OSHA will accept nominations from interested parties for membership on the committee. The Committee will report to the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health. The details of the nomination procedure are contained in a noticed published in the May 2, 2002 Federal Register.
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Tremendous! Will go back.
My wife and I were passing through Saratoga Springs on our way home from a fantastic vacation in Acadia Nat'l Park in Maine. We didn't want the trip to end, so we decided to spend a night in Saratoga Springs.
We had no place to stay and it was getting late in the day. As our panic started to set in we found a town info center (not open, natch... ). There were some generic tourist guides available so we snagged one and started looking for a place to stay.
We knocked on the door of the Brunswick half expecting it to be closed. Kirk greeted us, showed us a room that was perfect for us (the rate was perfect too!) and we were in.
The building is beautiful and the town is beautiful. Easily the best town to walk around ever. All houses are gorgeous Victorians and all are in impeccable condition. The main drag is overflowing with restaurants, shops, etc. The tavern nearby was excellent, and we shared a round of beers with some other visiting Red Sox fans. (The Yankee guy was easily out numbered, so he was pretty quiet.)
The room was extremely comfortable and the breakfast the following morning was just great. Kirk was a terrific host, as was the staffer we met (didn't get her name, I'm sorry to say), and offered many reasons for us to return to Saratoga Springs. We definitely intend to do that next year. When we do, we'll spend a few days doing the springs, parks, etc, and we'll stay at the Brunswick.
Great stay
my wife and i recently stayed at the brunswick b&b, this has been are 6th year and we love it. kirk the owner is always on the premises and is helpful in every way. the house has an old time atmosphere and family way about it. what is very nice for me is that the first floor has a completely handicap accessible room. you are within walking distance to many sites in saratoga. stay at this b&b !
Perfect Location, Friendly Host, 4 Star Breakfast
The Brunswick is a lovely Victorian Style Mansion located across the garden grounds of the Saratoga Race Course and one block from the Racing Museum. The room was quiet and charming with comfortable beds and an updated bath. Kirk our host was friendly and informative. The house has wonderful history, free parking and is walking distance to the downtown shops and restaurants. Saratoga Springs is a destination with Skidmore College and the Tang Museum of Art, the many natural springs still bubbling ( for your health), history, natural beauty and of course the ponies. Retiring to the Brunswick completes the end of a perfect day looking forward to tomorrows great breakfast. GO!
I loved the Brunswick B & B
The Brunswick is completely charming and VERY comfortable.
My bed was so comfortable I'm still dreaming of it. The bathroom was enormous and wonderful. The staff at the Brunswick are all very generous in their smiles and spirit and service. The food was delicious and hanging out on the porch was a dream
The Great Brunswick
Very clean and comfortable rooms. The overall house was beautiful and homey. Location is just perfect - across from track, excellent restaurant next door, short drive right into town. Kirk and the staff just simply make you feel at home and that your vacation and comfort is all that matters. If you have a choice the Brunswick Bed and Breakfast is the place to stay in Saratoga !
A Great Place
My wife and I have stayed at the Brunswick every Aug for the last four years and have always found Kirk and his staff to be wonderful helpful and caring..The food is always top notch and the location is ideal for either the track or the downtown restaurant area..You won't regret a stay at the Brunswick..Jack and Paula Burns
Overpriced and Underserved
My daughter and I looked forward to staying at this B & B based upon other reviews, but we were underwhelmed and felt our stay was definitely not worth the $150/night price tag. The proprietor was apparently away, and things felt shaky from the beginning. Although the young woman left in charge did her best, she did not provide the types of things an owner would know about, such as showing us around, offering restaurant suggestions, discussing our need to have breakfast a bit earlier than the standard 8:30. There were no sheets for the pull-out bed in the room, and I wandered about upstairs, which seemed dark and empty, not sure where to find someone who could provide linens. Also, the place seemed a bit dingy and creepy, but maybe it was just the lack of personal warmth. Saratoga is very expensive for travelers on a budget, but this place was just not worth it.
4 Star hospitality
Thanks for the great hospitaliy! We felt like we were right at home. I guess you figured that out when we tried to use our house key in the front door! We met a nice mix of people during our short stay. Thanks for the great dinner recommendations and enjoyable breakfast. Your is four star. Karen & Paul
A fun place to stay
I cannot think of a nicer place to stay when visiting Saratoga Springs, NY. The large Victorian house is beautifully decorated and is within walking distance to the many fine restaurants and shops of Saratoga Springs. If you're a summer horse race fan, the track is right across the street. But the greatest thing about the Brunswick is the hospitality. The host, Kirk, makes every effort to ensure your stay is comfortable. Whether you're looking for peace and quiet or lively company during a homemade continental breakfast, it's simply a fun place to stay. It's no wonder that the Brunswick has won the town's annual front porch contest for many years running. You won't be disappointed.
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In a town with the history and character of Saratoga Springs, it's a sin to stay in a hotel. I chose the Brunswick House, while at a conference, and was glad I did. My room was lovely and ideal for a single lady. The place is decorated in antiques, but not overdone. Each room has a private bath and many have sitting areas. In the evening, I went for a walk down Union Ave., which is stunning with grand homes. Downtown is also within walking distance. On my way back from my walk, I stopped next door to the Brunswick for an exciting Tapas experiment at the Spring Water restaurant. I had a restful evening and was treated to a delightful breakfast in the morning. Kirk, the inkeeper, is considerate. The extra treat, at breakfast, was the entertainment. Kirk has an adorable poodle named Java. If you like animals, Java will perform a number of tricks for you. I highly recomend this lovely place for an evening or a weekend.
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Karen Felder, Principal of Jennie Moore Elementary School, has been selected as the Outstanding Principal of the Year by the South Carolina Parent Teacher Association. Felder has been the principal at Jennie Moore since July 2004 and has worked in the education community for 33 years. Felder's respect for parental involvement goes beyond the average principal- parent relationship. She has an open-door policy for staff and parents and has worked hard to create a school known for its parental involvement and community support. Felder makes it clear that parent volunteers are her most valuable asset and encourages parents to visit with their children during lunch, serve as guest readers in the classrooms, and contribute snacks and treats for school functions and celebrations. Felder believes that, "There is no stronger advocate for the education and well-being of a child than his or her parents." This support has led to innovative programs such as Fitness Fridays, Taste-it Tuesdays, Reflections art competitions, and the iBeam mentor programs. Each of these programs works toward the development of more well-rounded students and are 100 percent led by parent and community volunteers. "It was an honor to have my PTA nominate me for this award. It is nice to be recognized for my commitment to having a positive relationship and collaborate working partnership with the PTA. Working together has made Jennie Moore a great school," said Felder.
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With the many BBQ Grill available in the market, it is important that one takes caution in selecting the best grill especially for persons on a budget. There are quite a number of grill brands in the market with the different ones having some distinct features distinguishing it from the others. In order to decide on the best BBQ grill for your budget, the following tips should be followed.
Only buy the grill you need
This is a very important factor in buying the best grill based on your budget. It is not uncommon for people to end up purchasing a grill that eventually ends up surplus to requirement. This is particularly the case when the sight of different grills on visiting a store gets us caught up and tempted to spend more than we actually budgeted. While it might not be totally wrong to spend more than budgeted, this act can be devastating especially when the accessories that led to the purchase are eventually useless. It is therefore important that care is taken when you decide to go to shop for a grill.
For a person on a Budget, the plan will probably be to purchase a grill enough to cook for a maximum of 5 people. In this case, buying a grill that would serve a crowd of 20 is definitely the wrong choice. A portable BBQ grill will perfectly serve the purpose in this situation, cooking just the same purpose as the highly priced ones, even with the same great taste and with less effort required.
Just as a portable grill will do for a population of five, it will be completely out of place to get such a grill when you intend cooking for a minimum of 10 people. This is so as this will most definitely lead to more work and of course more time for cooking. In this situation, a mid-priced grill will be the best option. The average price of such a grill will range between 200 and 500 dollars. Some additional accessories that you might find helpful with such a grill include side burners, fuel gauges, and iron bbq grill grates that could be stainless or coated cast. These features help you cook faster and easier, saving you time and effort as you make the meat.
Spending as much as a thousand five hundred dollars on a grill will probably mean you are cooking for the neighborhood. In this case, you will be getting a stainless steel grill, able to cook for a minimum of 15 people with such accessories as a rotisserie burner and a bbq grill rack attached to it. It is important to note that with such a grill, distributing the heat evenly might be a bit difficult.
As seen in the brief analysis, the different grills come with their own distinct feature which might be a justification for the different in their prices.
Do the safety test
Will this point might sound easy, looking at it from the surface might be a dangerous approach. Below are some points that should be considered when taking the safety test to ensure that the bbq grill you decide to purchase is not a time Bomb that could explode anytime.
– The stability of the grill. It is important to select a grill that is stable and cannot be easily knocked over from wherever platform you decide to put it on either a deck or patio.
– The ease of mobility of the grill is another factor you might want to put into consideration when making the purchase especially considering the point mentioned above.
– The handles of the grill is another factor to be considered when making the carrying out the safety test for your intended purchase. It is a no-brainer that plastic or even wooden handles are a better option compared to metal handles and this is so due to the tendency of the metal handles to get too hot to handle.
– The drainage system of the grill is probably the last most important check to be done. A good drainage system will allow for easy siphoning of the grease dripping from the meat, preventing flare ups.
Carryout your research
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I'm 5'1 100lbs, currently riding the Roxy Ollie Pop 141. The board is a GREAT all arounder that I have taken everywhere on the mountain. However, I don't have very strong legs and when it comes to park, I find it still a bit too stiff to jib and go on boxes / rails. Since I want to focus on a bit more in the park this season, I thought I'd get a softer jib board. Any comments on the following choices please?
- Signal Vita Rocker 143
- Capita Space Metal Fantasy 143
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Signal seems to make a great board; out of the two if it were me I would go with the Vita Rocker. But, I don't really ride park and don't have experience with either of those boards. I would just like to try a Signal haha.
The K2 VaVaVoom seems to be a good park deck, too.
If you like Mervin tech (like your Ollie Pop), check out some of the Gnu park boards like the girls Park Pickle or maybe the B-Street.
Get the space metal. You'll be more than happy with the board. Its pretty much the girls version of the horrorscope, which is an awesome jib board. A friend of mine has the SMF and she loves the board.
I've ridden my Signal Flat Park quite a few times now and I give it a thumbs up. It's not the same board as the one you're looking at, but construction-wise I'm very happy with Signal so far. The board is light, sintered base, and very even and predictable flex. I still suck in the park, but I can very much see myself progressing well with it.
Keep in mind the Vita has quite a lot of rocker towards the tips. No idea how that will make the ride feel, but I've read a few posts from Nivek who rode the Rocker saying it's surprisingly fun cause of it. I imagine it'll make presses easier to pull off at the least. :)
My daughter is a couple of inches taller than you and 15 pounds heavier and she's really liking the K2 VaVaVoom 143 this season. She also has the Ollie Pop but prefers the K2 in the park.
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JUNEAU - A former officer at the Lemon Creek Correctional Center agreed Thursday to serve four months in jail for third-degree sexual assault.
Donald L. Coke, 35, appeared before Juneau Superior Court Judge Patricia Collins via telephone from Hawaii to change his plea to guilty. Coke was indicted in April on a charge accusing him of having sexual intercourse with a female inmate between June and September 2003.
The law forbids corrections officers from having sex with inmates and does not address consent.
State corrections officials said Coke was dismissed from his job in October.
State Senior Attorney Richard Svobodny, prosecuting the case, said the victim in the case was serving a sentence after being convicted of a felony.
Defense attorney David Mallet said the sentence called for 12 months with eight months suspended. He said he is trying to arrange for Coke to serve his jail time in Hawaii.
Collins said the maximum sentence for the crime is five years in jail and a $50,000 fine. The conviction would require Coke to register as a sex offender for 15 years, she said. Sentencing was scheduled for Oct. 26.
Hearing set for motion in cabbie slashing case
JUNEAU - The attorney for the man charged with attempted murder in the Jan. 7 attack of a Juneau taxi driver will get a chance next week to argue for dismissal of his client's indictment.
Assistant Public Defender David Seid argued that police misconduct tainted evidence against Aaron St. Clair Jr. The indictment charges St. Clair, 22, with attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault, first-degree robbery and tampering with evidence in the slashing attack on Eric Drake.
Juneau Superior Court Judge Larry Weeks asked Seid on Thursday if he wanted to present evidence in support of the motion and scheduled a hearing for Wednesday.
St. Clair's wife, Violet St. Clair, 18, is charged with first-degree assault and first-degree robbery in the attack on Drake. The two are scheduled to be tried separately, with one case beginning after the other in October.
Drake was driving a cab on Jan. 7, when he was dispatched to pick up a couple near Riverbend School. He was attacked from behind in the Jordan Creek area and robbed of $60, according to court records.
Drake's throat was slashed, and he sustained numerous other wounds. He spent about eight hours in surgery. Much of the time was spent repairing his hands.
Overtime wage rules to have low impact in state
JUNEAU - The U.S. Department of Labor issued new overtime wage rules in August, but they will have little impact in Alaska because the state has stricter standards, said Grey Mitchell, director of the state labor standards and safety division.
One of the main overtime pay changes to the federal Fair Labor Standards Act is salaried workers who are paid $455 per week or less will now be guaranteed overtime protection. Previously, the threshold was $250 per week.
Those possibly affected are restaurant/retail workers and public employees, Mitchell said. But those workers tend to make more than $455 per week because Alaska's wages are higher than many states in the Lower 48, he said.
The city of Juneau has no salaried employees who make $455 per week or less, said city Personnel Director Joan Wilkerson.
The federal minimum wage is $5.65 per hour compared to $7.11 in Alaska. Further, the state calculates overtime as more than eight hours worked in a day or 40 hours in a week. The federal government only applies the weekly overtime standard, not the daily.
Alaska has a law for the retail/restaurant sector which allows administrative and executive employees to collect twice the state minimum wage if they spend a certain percentage of their time doing non-exempt work, Mitchell said. Oftentimes in the retail and restaurant industries, managers spend time doing non-exempt work such as operating a cash register or waiting on customers, he said.
Tobacco training seminar to be held
JUNEAU - A free training seminar about tobacco sales to minors is being held today in Juneau. Sessions run from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and 2 to 3:15 p.m. at the Aspen Hotel, 1800 Shell Simmons Drive. Please call 907-790-6435 for directions.
The We Card training seminar is free and open to business owners, managers and store employees. It will focus on state tobacco sales laws, how to spot fake IDs and which ones can be accepted, identifying popular ploys by minors, how to handle second-party sales and difficult situations when sales are refused.
Joe Darnell, chief investigator for the state tobacco enforcement division, will be available to answer questions about Alaska tobacco laws. The seminar is co-sponsored by the We Card Program and Northern Sales Co. of Alaska Inc. in Juneau.
Magician to perform Tuesday at JDHS
JUNEAU - Gary Carson, a magician who performs on the Princess Cruise ships, will perform a fund-raiser for the Juneau-Douglas High School art club, drama and debate teams and Close Up trip at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 14, at the high school auditorium.
Carson, originally from Colorado, began his career as a magician after losing his left kidney at the age of 10. He turned professional when he was 14. At age 25, he was chosen to open the MGM Grand Casino & World's Largest Hotel in Las Vegas. He performed 12 shows a day, six days a week and was voted Las Vegas' top family attraction two years in a row.
Carson also performs on the road with his wife Kelsey, an eight-year-old Bengal tiger, Jaggar, and a four-year-old black panther, Shaya. The big cats will not make an appearance in Juneau.
Low enrollment threatens schools funds
HAINES - One Alaska elementary school has closed this year because it didn't have enough students to qualify for state funding, and another may shut down for the same reason by the end of October.
Just eight students were attending Mosquito Lake School, 30 miles north of Haines, at the start of the school year. That's two fewer than required for rural schools by the state Department of Education. If the school's enrollment doesn't increase by end of the department's official count period - Oct. 4 through Oct. 29 - the Haines Borough School District could lose up to $190,000 in funding.
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I need to lose weight for my health, so I decided to unpack all my various video consoles and go to town. Hadn't played since Dad died three years ago. Played through all of Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, and Dissidia. (Notice a distinct pattern here?) Beginning Duodecim tomorrow. I had never opened it. It was still pristine in its original packaging. Planning on watching all the cutscenes for Dream Drop Distance on Sunday. (Had no idea the game even existed) Sigh.
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Published: 01st February 2014 07:59 AM
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The state government officials are doing a marathon exercise to send the Telangana Bill to Delhi by Monday. The T-Bill would be sent mostly by Sunday night from Hyderabad. The Bill will reach Delhi on Monday enabling the GoM to discuss it on Tuesday.
The staff at the Directorate of Translations, senior officials at the Secretariat and also the Assembly staff are on the job of translating the speeches, written opinions and also amendments given by the MLAs and MLCs into English. It all runs into thousands of pages.
The major task before the officials was that most of the MLAs and MLCs, who could not get the opportunity to speak in the House, submitted their views in writing on the last day of the session, i.e., on Thursday. "We have received around 800 pages of material from MLAs on the last day of the session and around 350 pages from the MLCs," a top official in the Secretariat told Express.
"Some MLAs and MLCs also submitted newspaper clippings, CDs and songs to express their views. We are also under the job of translating these materials," the official added.
Sources in the Secretariat said that most of the amendments to the clauses to the AP Reorganisation Bill, 2013, were received in English. There was no big problem for them. But, the speeches and written submissions were either in Telugu or Urdu. They have to be translated. "The translation work of speeches of MLAs and MLCs in both Houses were done on a day-to-day basis. This work is nearing completion. But, the views given in writing on the last day is taking much time. That is why the staff are working overnight to complete the Herculean task," an official added.
As many as 9,072 amendments were received from the MLAs to the T-Bill. These amendments were common in nature. "We are sending the complete version of the amendments and speeches. But, several MLAs and MLCs gave same amendments which are similar.
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ERS has collected time use data in surveys of farm operators since 1984 and in USDA's Agricultural Resource Management Survey (ARMS) since 1996. Part of the ERS mission is to provide economic statistics about the financial performance of U.S. farms. Since the majority of labor on farms is not paid a wage or salary, a cost must be imputed to these hours in constructing economic statistics. In particular, a cost for unpaid labor is imputed for estimates of commodity cost of production, productivity, and returns to owner's equity in farm capital.
Traditionally, the survey has collected information on hours worked by asking respondents to recall this information for four quarters in the prior calendar year. Although the recall period is long, the results from this data collection method are generally credible and superior to previous methods. The ARMS survey asks for average weekly hours in each of four quarters for the principal operator, that operator's spouse, any other operators, and any other unpaid workers. To help validate the quality of the data on work hours reported, from 2004 until 2013 (excluding 2012), the ARMS survey instrument was modified to collect additional time use categories that required respondents to account for a 168-hour week. See Decoupled Payments in a Changing Policy Setting for estimates using ARMS time use data.
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Wow im glad I am the only person in history to ever get this problem. Thanks guys.. Waste of my time.
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A factory recovery either fixes the issue or shows that there's some sort of hardware failure. Because you're having problems even doing the factory recovery, it does sound like hardware failure unfortunately.
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