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What journalist wouldn't want to have online a compendium of all the key documents behind all the big stories on his or her beat? A newly funded project to build just such an online database seems on its way.
The "DocumentCloud" project launched by the nonprofit investigative journalism organization ProPublica got a $719,500 grant as part of the Knight News Challenge. Here's the description:
"DocumentCloud is a web site that will enhance investigative reporting by making source documents easy to find, share and read. While rich source documents are the foundation of investigative journalism, too often reporters throw or tuck them away after a story fades, never to be used again. DocumentCloud will provide an online database of documents contributed by a consortium of news organizations, watchdog groups and bloggers, and shared with the public at large. Users will be able to search by topic, agency or location. Reporters will benefit from the wisdom of the crowd, which will be able to collaboratively examine large document sets."
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Earlier this week Wii U gamers in the UK got some nice discounts on downloadable indie games on the Wii U eShop. This time, North American Wii U owners also get a few discounts. In total, three popular indie games have received price cuts for a limited time only:
- Trine 2: $15.99 until January 7
- Little Inferno: $9.99 until January 4
- Chasing Aurora: $7.49 until January 3
Those three games and Puddle went on sale in the UK earlier this week, so it's expected that Puddle will go on sale in North America soon as well.
The Wii U eShop is getting a lot of support from indie developers — there are now around a dozen games and more are coming. Just a few days ago, it was revealed that Nintendo has reached out to the developer of Super Ubi Land and wants it to bring the new platformer to the Wii U eShop sometime next year.
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2010 marks the year of the tiger in Chinese astrology. Suited to thrive on unpredictability, the tiger is capable of navigating the many challenges that are forecast for the year ahead. Rug manufacturers share similar attributes with the tiger and plan to flourish the same way. While the recession is still far from over, rug producers, including those that will be on hand during the Las Vegas Market at the World Market Center, Feb. 1 to 5, 2010, are seeing glimmers of hope for 2010 and believe this year will bring more business and design innovation.
Matthew Rouhanian, president, Dynamic Rugs, believes, "As consumers start to use their homes to relax and live in, and the frenzy to flip real estate ends, consumers will begin to redecorate and update their interiors.
"There are more hard flooring surfaces being sold for use in U.S. homes than ever before and for safety, comfort and design, homeowners will buy rugs to decorate their homes," says Rouhanian.
Dynamic Rugs is taking a bold stand in 2010 and introducing more than 80 new rug designs. It has expanded its outdoor rug selection as well as its shag line, now offering 15 collections that each include more than 30 rugs.
In 2009, many retailers were wary of buying new product, but with their inventory decreasing and customers slowly starting to buy again, they are beginning to turn to vendors for new merchandise.
"We perceive the market will improve from a buying aspect," says Michael Heath, national sales manager, Chandra Rugs. "There is a lot of pent up demand to purchase, as so many consumers put off purchases for so long. Area rugs are projected to be one of the top-selling items in home furnishings for 2010."
Partnering with Thomas Paul and Amy Butler, Chandra has found that its designer lines are strong sellers. The bold graphics and colors seem to resonate well with buyers.
"Vendors and retailers are entering 2010 with a renewed energy. Many of us saw nice sales increases in the last few months of 2009 that have generated some excitement and the need for retailers to re-freshen their assortments," says Wendy Weiss, key account manager of sales and marketing, Kas Rugs.
The first rug markets of 2010 have proven to be a success for Nourison. "At the recent markets we've had a definitive improvement from 2009, not just in foot traffic, but in actual buying customers," says Joyce Lowe, executive director, Nourison.
Even though retailers are buying new merchandise, Al Mortensen, creative director, Surya states, "We believe 'niche' retailers will see their way through the tough market. Those are rug sellers who are specialized or meet the needs in a certain area the Big Guys can't (or won't) touch, and who offer high-end product and special order programs that meet the customer's specific size and color needs."
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Bright colors, texture and unusual construction will reign supreme in 2010.
"The latest color trends are brighter greens, golds, corals, crimson reds, medium neutrals in browns and greys and in general, more metallic finishes. There are so many solid color upholstery fabrics coming out that consumers can use stronger and bolder designs in the rugs that they choose," says Dynamic's Rouhanian.
Surya hopes to use color to brighten its customers' lives by introducing "Brighter and bolder hot accent colors, such as plum/purple, apple green and peacock/teal. I think it is very indicative of the current mood in the country. Things are down so people are looking for colors to lift their spirits," states Mortensen.
Joëlle Sarette, marketing coordinator, Company C, sees modern colors used to updated traditional designs. "We definitely see a trend toward turquoise/aqua in home furnishings this year," she says. "In addition, we see a move to modern-traditional (dubbed Motra), designs that feature classic motifs and architectural details in a fresh modern way."
More than ever color is being used to freshen-up previous styles to make them more attractive to a more modern consumer.
"Traditional styles have remained strong, however, color palettes are continually updating to remain current and fresh. Transitional designs and soft transitional rugs in particular are becoming important market staples," says Hamed Damavandi, marketing and advertising manager, Loloi.
Barbara Fuller, marketing director, Tufenkian, believes people are looking for interesting textured rugs and no longer want a conservative pile height.
"Constructions are going to be big for 2010. No more conservative piles; shearing, hemp and high and low piles are in," Fuller says.
Weiss agrees and also believes retailers are looking to find quality products that will up their sales.
"Unusual constructions and mixes of texture are emerging as strong trends for 2010. Price is still important, but better constructions are not ruled out," she says. "Retailers are saying that they need to raise their 'average ticket' price point. Determining what the product is that will do that is our challenge."
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RUSSELL TOWNSHIP, Ohio — An elderly woman was found dead Tuesday evening in her home and police are searching for a relative, according to reports.
Police and investigators with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation were at the home at 8419 Cloveridge Road late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning. Officials at the scene were declining to comment on the case.
However, the Geauga Maple Leaf reports the victim was found in the closet of her home dead of stab wounds.
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More details have been released about the upcoming L.A. Film Festival, highlighted by the inclusion of some of TV's heaviest hitters.
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"We hope to save at least $3.5 million the first year," said Richard VandeKerkhoff, Ottawa County facilities director. The work will be paid for from low-interest, state-issued bonds. The bonds were issued to help local governmental units upgrade systems to help reduce energy and water use and to encourage economic development, said Ottawa County Administrator Alan Vanderberg. The county will also receive rebates on much of the equipment, which will reduce the cost of installation.
VandeKerkhoff said the county has already changed all of the interior lights to high-efficiency LED lights and made other inexpensive upgrades to reduce energy and water use. "We have picked all of the 'low-hanging fruit' at this point," he said. "Now we need to make the big changes to our systems that will have the biggest impact on the county's energy use."
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Why do I have chipmunk cheeks a month after Restylane? And will water pills help to remove?
I had restylane injected (nasolabial folds and jowls), however, as of two days ago one cheek (upper) looks like there's a golf ball when i smile, just wondering if water pills (for example) can help in diminishing that?
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Chipmunk cheek after Restylane
At this point in time you shouldn't have swelling. You should return to your injector for an examination of this "golf-ball sized chipmunk cheek". Do not take water pills, that will help nothing. Restylane is a hyaluronic acid filler that can be dissolved if needed, but first it needs to be determined what's causing this cheek problem.
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"This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Chipmunk cheek
See the doc who did the procedure. It could be an infection. Please do not take a water pill.Do you sleep on that side?
Restylane and one month
At one month out from restylane injections you should not have swelling. Best to be seen in person to determine what is going on.
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After one month you shouldn't have swelling from Restylane
This doesn't sound right. I would go to see the doctor. I wouldn't treat with water pills. This might be unrelated or could be an infection or granuloma.
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Why do I have chipmunk cheeks a month after Restylane? And will water pills help to remove?
At this point, there should not be that much swelling and I suggest you return to your treating plastic surgeon to have the area examined.
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Restylane and nasolabial injections
Restylane is a wonderful facial filler and I use it every day with my patients. Without a photo it is impossible to know what the "golf ball" means but it does not sound normal. It could be from too much filler or improper placement or infection. Please return to your treating physician for examination and let me know what happens.
Swelling after Restylane injections
Hello and sorry to hear about this swelling. A golf ball size swelling isn't normal after such a procedure and as others have mentioned may be due to an infection. Diuertuics will not help with such a situaiton. If the material need to be removed luckily it can be dissolved with another injection of a material called hyaluronidase. A visit back to your injector should help figure out what is occurring.
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"I'm so committed to Kentucky," Hart County's Sam Maxwell said. "It's been a long and tough road and I am just so glad that I am gonna get this opportunity and play some ball too."
At 6-foot-3, 215 pounds, Maxwell is a bit of an unknown to some Wildcat recruiting fans, but make no mistake about it, the kid can play.
"I can be any type of player that they want me to be," Maxwell, whom will take his official visit to Kentucky on the 14th. "I think I can convert to whatever; I can be a heavy hitter or a cover guy. I've played everywhere, so I know how each position plays. Defensive back, tight end, fullback, wide receiver - man you name it, I've played it."
"I've got good speed, but the (UK) coaches say I gotta work on my quickness," Maxwell continued. "They say they need linebackers to come in and play and I'm there guy cause I got that speed they want to play on the outside and I can make those hard hits. I can handle both and I expect to do a lot of good things at linebacker for Kentucky."
Maxwell recorded over 95 tackles and 11 sacks, in route to an All-Northeast Georgia selection this past year as a Tight End.
Asked what put the Cats in front; "It was mostly, Coach Brown," Maxwell answered. "He did a great job of selling the program to me. He has a lot of energy and was really proud of the program and got me real hyped about going there."
"He said that UK's got a real young team and I really liked that about them, because they said I could get some real early playing time. And that's what I want - early playing time. That way I can possibly get looked at by some scouts and take it even further. You gotta be playin' ball to be noticed though and Coach Brown says I will get that chance at Kentucky."
Of the many schools that recruited Maxwell, he said Clemson, North Carolina, Georgia Southern, Alabama and South Carolina recruited him the most, with UNC being his lone offer in addition to the 'Cats. Coaches from Clemson were told to have been at one of his more recent games.
"You know, a lot of great players come through around here and a lot of great athletes never get the chance that I'm gonna get," the dual sport star said. "Playing ball at the level I get to play is gonna be something else - I just feel, ya know, fortunate."
But lost in the shuffle of football recruiting season, is the real perspective - college. Sam will be the first in his family to attend and possibly graduate.
"Most important," Maxwell said, "Kentucky's a division 1 school. You just have no idea how much that means to me. Nobody in my family has ever gone to a division 1 school and for me to get a chance to do this for myself and my family. You just have no idea.
For now, Maxwell will focus on his basketball season, where the Hartwell (Ga.) native is currently maturing into a fine player, averaging close to 10 points and recently winning an early season game with a tip-in. Three months later, he'll hope to tip Kentucky in the right direction.
"I think any class can change things," Maxwell stated. "If you got a bunch of kids that are workin' hard and taking things seriously and refuse to listen and accept excuses, you can really change things. Young kids, especially; once they get a feel for each other, can do some special things. If we grow and mature together, the sky is the limit."
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly identified the day of the protest. It was Sunday.
The hundreds of people who marched through uptown Charlotte on Sunday protesting everything from coal to bank bailouts to military action in the Middle East shared two things in common: disenchantment with President Obama and a love of signs.
Most protesters interviewed by Convention Daily were either steadfast supporters of third parties or disenchanted with Obama but planning to vote for him anyway. A few—the people the Obama campaign wants to win over—say they're not going to vote for the president this year despite doing so in 2008.
"There is no party or candidate representing my positions now," said 59-year-old Rob Denton of Asheville, N.C., who said he was a Republican early in his life, then a Democrat, and now plans to vote for Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate for president. His sign said, "Vote yes: jail bank execs, jail oil execs."
Police patrolling the demonstration estimated that almost 1,000 people showed up to march in what is expected to be the largest protest in Charlotte all week. The turnout was far smaller than the 5,000 that organizers, working under the umbrella name of March on Wall Street South, had hoped to draw. Organizers of a similar protest in Tampa ahead of the Republican National Convention blamed Hurricane Isaac for its poor turnout. (In Charlotte, the temperature exceeded 90 degrees, potentially high enough to keep some demonstrators away.)
It was a mostly peaceful protest with just two arrests. A woman marching with a mask on, which is against city ordinance, was arrested; police then discovered she had a knife, according to Robert Tufano of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department. A man who was not part of the protest was arrested on charges of public intoxication and assault on a government official; the official was not injured seriously, Tufano said.
Police said that a few hundred officers were on hand for the march. In total, there are about 5,000 police officers in Charlotte for the convention.
March on Wall Street South is a loose coalition of some 90 groups. The coalition started organizing the protest last year to decry the so-called 1 percent: banks, large corporations, and other wealthy interests. Much like Occupy Wall Street, this coalition doesn't have a well-defined mission aside from a broad denunciation of economic inequality. "Nobody should be bailed out—not businesses, not people," said 41-year-old Eric May, who dressed as the Hulk and plans to vote for Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson in November.
One big theme throughout the protest was climate change and related energy issues. The headquarters of Duke Energy, which thanks to a recent merger is now the biggest utility in the country, was along the march's route, as was Bank of America's headquarters. Organizers complain that Bank of America is funding polluters because it has loaned $6.4 billion to utilities and mining companies, more than any other U.S. bank, according to the environmentalist group Rainforest Action Network.


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Sharon L. Davison, 78, Clear Lake, died Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014 at the Concord Care Center in Garner, Iowa.
A funeral service for Sharon was held on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 at the Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel, Clear Lake, with Reverend Brian Lund of Zion Evangelical & Reform Church in Garner officiating. Burial was in the Memorial Park Cemetery, Mason City.
Those wishing to give a memorial in her memory may wish to consider memorial contribution to Hospice of North Iowa.
Sharon L. Davison was born on Nov. 30, 1935 in Mason City, the daughter of Joseph C. and Lavone Storck Davison. She was baptized and reaffirmed the faith of her baptism through confirmation in the Lutheran faith. She attended rural school in Hancock County and graduated from Britt High School in 1955.
Following high school graduation, Sharon worked for Northwestern Bell Telephone Company at Garner. In 1956, she moved to California and was employed by Proto Tool Company, Rockwell International and retired after 25 years with Boeing Aircraft Corporation. Upon retirement she moved back to Clear Lake and was employed by Ron Weber Associates for several years.
Sharon was a talented seamstress and enjoyed oil painting. She had artistic talents and always had an appreciation for art work. Family events and gatherings were important to her and she always looked forward to them. Sharon was a proud aunt of all her nieces and nephews.
Left to cherish her memory are her brothers, Joseph Davison, of Mary Esther, Fla., and Willis (Jane) Davison, of Garner; sister-in-law, Mary Jo Davison, of Garner; her nephews and nieces, Christopher (Kristi) Davison, Wendell (Brenda) Davison, Susan (Jeff) Reising, Sara Gormley, Julia (David) Gillespie, Robert (Jamie) Davison, Victoria Davison, Timothy (Amy) Davison, and Jill Davison; her great-nephews and nieces, Drew (Lauren) Davison, Collin (Kristin) Davison, Ryan (Kristen) Davison, Leah, Luke and Taylor Reising, Katherine and Dean Gormley, Jacob, Samara, Sophia, and Willis Gillespie, Ashlee, Christina and Jenna Davison, and August and Emma Davison; great-great nephews are Preston, Kaleb and Drake Davison; and a great-great niece, Kennedy Davison; as well as other extended relatives and friends.
Sharon was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Victor Davison; sister, Nancy Davison; and a sister-in-law, Coleen Davison.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel was in charge of arrangements.


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Completable eventsCalenGoo has a function that allows you to mark events as "Completed". To use it you have to turn it on under "Settings > Display and Use > General > Completable events" and choose how the completed events should be displayed:
Afterward your events will have a checkbox in the detail and edit view to mark them as completed. And depending on your configuration the completed events will be displayed in a special way:
Floating eventsIn addition to using completable events you can also enable "Settings > Display and Use > General > Floating events" to use floating events. Floating events are events that are moved from the past to the current day until they are marked as completed. Then they will stay on that day. Future floating events are not modified.
To make an event floating just check the "Floating" checkbox in the edit view of the event. This "Floating" checkbox is only visible if "Floating events" has been turned on as described above.
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"AMD has released a new version of its Catalyst Beta graphics driver, the Catalyst 13.11 Beta9.4. The new driver will improve Crossfire scaling in the recently released Call of Duty: Ghosts game as well as fix some other issues seen in some other games and may fix the recently reported problems with some Radeon R9 290X and R9 290 graphics cards."
You can download the new Catalyst 13.11 Beta8 driver here.
AMD Catalyst™ 13.3 Beta3 includes all of the fixes found in previous versions of AMD Catalyst 13.3 Beta.
Feature Highlights of the AMD Catalyst™ 13.3 Beta3 Driver for Windows®
The AMD Catalyst™ 13.3 Beta3 Driver can be downloaded from the following link:
This driver introduces significant performance improvements for many games across ALL 28nm AMD Radeon™ HD 7000 Series products: HD 7700, HD7800 and HD7900.
Performance Highlights of the AMD CATALYST 12.11 BETA Driver
AMD releases the new Catalyst 12.4 WHQL drivers! The release notes include resolved issues for Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, Rage, Enemy Territory, Stalker - Call of Pripya, Tom Clancy HAWX 2, Windows Media Center, AMD Steady Video, Duplicating displays & random corruption, Tearing with Eyefinity configurations, System Crash with Crossfire in a 4 displays and advanced video quality settings correctly displayed in CCC.
"In what will certainly be controversial and disappointing to some Radeon Linux desktop users, AMD will soon announce that they will effectively be discontinuing support for several Radeon product families from their proprietary Catalyst driver. After that point, for future Linux distribution updates, the open-source Radeon Linux driver will be your only option for accelerated graphics. This is likely happening with the Windows Catalyst driver too, but at least there they have a better-maintained legacy driver process.
"Additional changes for upcoming update of Rage: Resolves some new texture corruption issues introduced by the latest version of the game. Improved performance ~5%. Smoother game play and reduces multicore sync points. Fixed mapbuffer failures when switching maps on 32-bit systems. Fixed a game crash when switching maps back and forth on 32 and 64bit systems."
"AMD has rolled out its final Catalyst driver update for this year, Catalyst 11.12 WHQL. The new Catalyst 11.12 driver pack supports all the cards since Radeon HD 2000 series as well as some APU graphics, FireStream and chipset products since Radeon 3000 series. It includes AMD display driver version 8.92, Hydravision, Southbrige/IXP driver as well as AMD Catalyst Control Center and AMD Vision Engine Control Center version 8.92."
"As was promised with the release of the 11.11b performance driver, AMD has now launched yet another performance driver that fixes performance scaling on Radeon HD 5000 series graphics cards in the Elder Scrolls Skyrim... The new driver can be found here.."
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The losing is one thing.
But if the Mets trade shortstop Jose Reyes, it will be a baseball calamity no less damaging to the future of the franchise than the Scott Kazmir debacle.
After seeing this team sleepwalk for a full calendar year, I don't deny it needs a shakeup. Nor do I argue the fact that some heads need to roll at Shea Stadium.
Just not Jose's.
There's been some buzz on the talk radio circuit about the Mets curing their current intangible ills by dealing the 25-year-old speedster.
He's not the reason the team can't get the job done when it counts the most.
On the contrary, Jose's batting .300 with runners in scoring position and two outs. And when the game's "late and close" his average jumps to .333.
He drives the offense with his speed and he's still three years away from his statistical prime. He's a cornerstone, not trade bait.
Dealing a young, blue-chip talent to try to thrust a mediocre team (31-34) into contention is what deposed GM Jim Duquette did when he shipped Kazmir for Victor Zambrano.
It's a gamble that could lead to ruination of the Mets' immediate future.
What do you think.. should Reyes be part of this team's long-term future?
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Bishop of Rochester and founder of Merton College, Oxford, b. probably at Merton in Surrey or educated there; hence the surname; d. 27 Oct., 1277. He came of a land-owning family at Basingstoke; beyond that there is no definite information as to the date or place of birth. We know that his mother was Christina Fitz-Oliver and his father William, and that in 1237 both parents were dead, and Walter was a clerk in Holy orders . In 1241 Walter already held a number of livings in various parts of the country; in 1256 he was an agent for the Bishop of Durham in a law- suit; in 1259 prebendary of St. Paul's, London; and in 1262 prebendary of Exeter and canon of Wells. Walter was also prothonotary of the chancery in 1258; and in 1261 Henry III made him chancellor, in place of Nicholas of Ely. It was in this same year that Walter first set aside two manors in Surrey for the priory at Merton, for the support of "scholars residing at the schools ". This was the beginning of Merton College. In 1264 Walter drew up statutes for a "house of the scholars of Merton", at Malden in Surrey; ten years later these scholars were transferred to Oxford, and a permanent house established.
Merton College, thus founded and endowed by Walter, is the earliest example of collegiate life at Oxford. Walter's statutes provided for a common corporate life under the rule of a warden, but as vows were to be taken and scholars entering a religious order forfeited their scholarship, the college was really a place of training for the secular clergy. While labouring for the establishment of Merton College, Walter was removed from the chancellorship when the barons triumphed in 1263, but was restored again on Henry III's death in 1272. He is mentioned as a justiciar in 1271, and three years later (21 October, 1274) he was consecrated Bishop of Rochester. While fording the Medway, Bishop Walter fell from his horse and died two days later from the effects of the accident. He was buried in Rochester cathedral, and is described in the "Annales monastici" as a man of liberality and great worldly learning, ever ready in his assistance to the religious orders.
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St. Augustine vs. Landry-Walker Prep Hoops
Monday, December 23, 2013 10:34 PM
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Landry-Walker guard Tyree Griffin (2) is hit on the arm while in the act of shooting a breakaway layup by St. Augustine guard Erin Bringier (4) at the L.B. Landry Sporting Complex in New Orleans on Monday, December 23, 2013. (Photo by Peter G. Forest)


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A Disaster Recovery Center in the town of Jay will close this Friday, according to a representative with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
But that doesn't mean individuals and families impacted by Tropical Storm Irene can't receive assistance, said FEMA representative Panagiotis "Peter" Lembessis.
Lembessis said Monday that the Disaster Recovery Center located at the Jay Community Center in AuSable Forks will officially shut down at 8 p.m. Friday. He added that specialists from the Small Business Administration will be on hand to answer questions on loan applications available to individuals, nonprofit groups and business owners.
But Essex County Chairman Randy Douglas, who is also supervisor of the town of Jay, said he hopes FEMA will extend its operation beyond Friday. He told the Enterprise Monday morning he was working on the matter, but he could not be immediately reached for additional information this morning.
According to Lembessis, more than 33,800 people have registered for assistance in New York to date, with approximately $66 million in aid distributed. In Essex County, FEMA has now distributed more than $1,497,000 to 521 registrants.
Lembessis said people who have not registered but need assistance should call 1-800-621-3362 as soon as possible. The deadline to register is Oct. 31.


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A Democrat lawmaker on Wednesday said she intends to use a rarely-used tool to force a vote on the Medicaid expansion called for in Obamacare but so far unavailable in Pennsylvania.
State Rep. Pamela DeLissio, of the Philadephia area, said she has informed House Republicans of her intent to use a "discharge resolution" to force a vote on a Medicaid expansion bill that has sat in committee for more than a year. She said she plans to do so in June after the House reconvenes.
Gov. Tom Corbett has proposed his own version of the expansion, which requires federal approval and which is opposed by Democrats. About half the states have accepted expansion, which began covering people on Jan. 1.
Corbett's plan would use federal funds to pay for private coverage for an estimated 500,000 people, while also imposing cost-sharing and employment- and wellness-related requirements that aren't part of the Obama proposal, but which Corbett said would make the coverage closer to that of most people who buy coverage or get it through work.
His proposed changes would also apply to Pennsylvania residents presently covered by Medicaid, which is largely restricted to disabled people and adults with young children who earn less than 100 percent of the federal poverty level.
If approved, Corbett's plan isn't expected to be available before 2015.
A discharge resolution is a tool that can be used to force a vote on a bill that is stuck in committee. It requires 25 House members to sign a discharge resolution pertaining to the bill, which then is listed on the House calendar. Then, anyone who signed the resolution can call for a vote, and if the majority of House members vote in favor of taking up the bill, it comes to the floor for a vote.
Under both the Obama and Corbett plan, coverage would be expanded to people earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level, which is about $16,000 for a single person and $32,000 for a family of four.
Following DeLissio's announcement, several Democrat-leaning organizations voiced their support, and also repeated criticisms of Corbett's refusal to expand Medicaid as of Jan. 1.
Christine Cronkright, a Corbett spokesman, said if Corbett's critics truly wanted the fastest possible expansion, they would support this plan.
She wrote in an email that "while we have the same desire to increase access to coverage as quickly as possible, we also have the responsibility to do this the right way – we've all seen what a rushed solution looks like in the rollout of the [federally-run health insurance] exchange."
Medicaid expansion is intended to help people who don't earn enough to afford coverage made available on the health insurance exchange made available under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
The federal government will pay 100 percent of the expansion through 2016, and no less than 90 percent after that.
Corbett's critics point out that, in addition denying coverage to an estimated 500,000 Pennsylvania residents, the state is turning down hundreds of millions in federal funds, while allowing federal tax dollars paid by Pennsylvania residents to fund coverage in states that expanded, including New Jersey and New York.
Antoinette Kraus, director of the Pennsylvania Health Access Network, said in an emailed statement, "Governor Corbett's proposal not only jeopardizes their health but also leaves millions of dollars in budget savings and revenue on the table this year. This year, Pennsylvania is losing 4.7 million dollars a day by its failure to accept Medicaid Expansion. Accepting federal Medicaid dollars right away will not only help protect hundreds of thousands of low-income Pennsylvanians, it will also generate $522 million in state budget savings at a time when Pennsylvania is facing a 1 billion dollar budget deficit."
Corbett has expressed frustration over his dealings with the Obama administration related to approving his plan, but Cronkright on Wednesday said recent discussions have been "productive."


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The 2013 EA SPORTS Cup Final between Shamrock Rovers and Drogheda United will take place at Tallaght Stadium at 6pm on Saturday, 21 September, the FAI has confirmed.
The final is a repeat of the 2012 decider at the same venue which Drogheda United won 3-1.
The sides also met earlier this season in the Setanta Sports Cup Final with Shamrock Rovers winning 7-1 on that occasion.
"We have already won one cup competition this season and we now want to win another final" - Trevor Croly
Both managers are looking forward to the game and the opportunity to battle it out for another trophy.
Drogheda United manager Mick Cooke said: "It's the third final in 12 months between us. We have won one, they have won one and this is the test match decider.
"We are really looking forward it and I know we will do a lot better than the last time we met them in May.
We are all looking forward to a great day out because it is another big occasion for the club."
Shamrock Rovers manager Trevor Croly said: "It's great for us to be in another cup final and we are really looking forward to it.
"It's going to be a great game and a great occasion. We have already won one cup competition this season and we now want to win another final."
Drogheda United and Shamrock Rovers qualification for the final means that their Airtricity League Premier Division games, against Cork City and Limerick respectively, which were scheduled for that weekend, have been switched to Tuesday, 24 September, at 7.45pm.
The match will be televised live on Setanta Sports.


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Monday, April 17th, 2006
How We Weened
After 22 months, nursing sessions have grown shorter and shorter. Then on Thursday…
- "Is that one empty?"
- "Yeah."
- "Is the other one empty?"
- "Yeah."
- "Do you think there will be more there after nap time?"
- "No."
- "Do you think there will be more after dinner?"
- "No."
- "And what about tomorrow?"
- "No."
- "Is that OK?"
- "Yeah."
The next day…
- "All gone."
- "Yeah."
Yesterday, two days later, Little Miss woke up from a nap crying and began pawing Mom to nurse. She found a small amount of milk.
This morning, Miss wanted to nurse, but found nothing. No cries, just sober acceptance… on both sides.
In other news, I'm delving into the world of Thomas the Train-style toddler train sets. I want to hear from you if you've gone down this slippery slope. Did you buy Thomas or another "compatible" brand? Was it compatible? Did you buy a train table, why or why not? If you have an older kid, at what age did he/she stop playing with the trains? E-mail me (link at upper right). Thanks!


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Josh Garzio of Ewing claimed the 135-pound title and Gary Dinmore won the 112-pound championship yesterday when the Region 5 wrestling tournament concluded at Hunterdon Central in Flemington.
Garzio, who placed third in the region last year at 130, decisioned Paul Kirchner of Somerville, 14-9, in the final. .
In a rematch of the District 17 final of a week ago, Dinmore won by an 8-3 decision over Gordon Wolf of Lawrence. Last week in the district title bout, Dinmore edged Wolf, 4-3.
Three-time state champion Andrew Campolattano of Bound Brook won his fourth region title with a fall in 1:08 against Christopher Raub of Sayreville.
The top three finishers from each weight class from each of the eight regions that ended yesterday advance to the state tournament that will start Friday and run through Sunday at Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall.


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THE GLASS MENAGERIE – March 2010
As the play opens, it is introduced to the audience by Tom as a memory play, based on his recollection of his mother, Amanda, and his sister, Laura. Amanda's husband left the family years before and she remains stuck in the past. Tom works in a warehouse, chafing under the boredom of everyday life and spending much of his spare time watching movies in cheap cinemas. Amanda is obsessed with finding a suitor for Laura, who spends most of her time with her glass collection. At the insistence of his mother, Tom brings a young man home for dinner in the hopes he will be the long-awaited suitor for Laura. When Laura realizes Jim is the man she loved in high school and has thought of ever since, he dashes her hopes for a future, telling her that he is already engaged.
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Gainesville Porters Community Celebrates UF's First Football Game
Published February 23rd, 2013
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GAINESVILLE - The City of Gainesville recognized a historic football game more than 100 years in the making.
The Porters Community Center unveiled the city's newest historical marker today.
It is called "The Ballpark," and tells the story of the University of Florida's first football game played on that site in 1906.
City officials and residents held the ceremony today in honor of Black History Month. The president of the Porters Community Organization, Gigi Simmons says - "it was critical that something positive took place in this neighborhood in order for us to move forward."
Neighborhood residents say the historical marker is part of a revival of the Gainesville Porters community.
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Game 2 in Kensington on Saturday
POWNAL – The Mid-Isle Matrix struck first against the Pownal Red Devils in the best-of-five P.E.I. Irving Oil Bantam AAA Hockey League quarter-final series on Tuesday night.
Tanner Hood and Gage MacWilliams scored as the Matrix pulled out a 2-1 win in the series opener at the Pownal Sports Centre. Hikaru Kinowaki, Noah Stewart, Tyler Gallant and Clark Webster earned assists for Mid-Isle, which will host Game 2 at Community Gardens in Kensington on Saturday at 7:40 p.m.
Barrington Duffy, assisted by Bret Cheverie, netted the lone Pownal goal.
Winning goaltender was Caelan Ferguson while Benjamin Parent was between the pipes for Pownal.


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Pac-12 Conference basketball scores from Thursday, Jan. 10:
UCLA 57, Utah 53
SALT LAKE CITY — Larry Drew II scored 12 points, including a driving layup to beat the shot clock with 9 seconds remaining, and UCLA held off Utah 57-53 on Thursday night.
The Utes, who were led by Cedric Martin's 12 points, had two chances to take the lead in the final minutes, but Glen Dean missed wide-open 3-point attempts.
Travis Wear scored 10 of his 12 points in the second half, when his teammates started misfiring. Jordan Adams also had 12 to help extend the Bruins' win streak to eight games.
Kyle Anderson scored 11 points as the Bruins (13-3, 3-0 Pac-12) took advantage of nine first-half Utah turnovers to lead by as many as 13 before settling for a 34-23 advantage at halftime.
Playing in front of an enthusiastic crowd that trudged through a major snowstorm, the Utes (8-7, 0-3) dropped their third straight despite Jason Washburn's and Jordan Loveridge's 11 points apiece. The game marked UCLA's first true road game of the season and its first game at Utah since 1930.
BOULDER, Colo. — Josh Scott scored 14 points and Askia Booker added 12 to help Colorado snap a two-game skid by holding off USC 66-60 on Thursday night.
The Buffaloes (11-4, 1-2 Pac-12) ran their home record to 7-0 this season and kept the Trojans (6-10, 1-2) searching for that elusive road win. USC has now dropped 14 straight away from the Galen Center.
Eric Wise finished with 16 points for the Trojans, which haven't won on the road since Nov. 30, 2011, at UC Riverside.
Andre Roberson, one of the top rebounders in the nation, didn't start for the first time in 49 games. Colorado coach Tad Boyle declined to give a reason for Roberson's benching before the game, but said he would address the situation later.
The junior forward anxiously sat in his seat for just over four minutes, before being summoned into the game by Boyle. Roberson finished with 11 points and grabbed eight rebounds.
EUGENE, Ore. — E.J. Singler scored 14 points and Oregon overcame a slow start to beat No. 4 Arizona 70-66 on Thursday night, handing the Wildcats their first loss of the season.
Dominic Artis, Carlos Emory and Tony Woods had 10 points apiece for the Ducks (13-2, 2-0 Pac-12), who have won 17 straight home games, including all 11 this season.
Mark Lyons scored 21 and Solomon Hill added 16 points to lead the Wildcats (14-1, 2-1), who entered as one of three undefeated teams in the country.
It appeared they were going to stay that way when the Wildcats jumped out to an 11-0 lead. But it was all Oregon from there, as the Ducks outscored Arizona 41-19 the rest of the first half to lead 41-30 at the break.
Arizona trimmed its deficit to 48-42 early in the second half but got no closer until Lyons hit a 3-pointer with 1:18 to play that made it 67-63.
A 3-pointer by Arizona's Nick Johnson with 50 seconds remaining made it 69-66, but Johnathan Loyd hit a free throw with 9.2 seconds left to seal the Ducks' second win against a ranked team this season. They beat No. 24 UNLV in November.
Arizona State 72, Oregon State 62
CORVALLIS, Ore. — Carrick Felix had 18 points and 14 rebounds and Arizona State held off a late Oregon State comeback Thursday night for a 72-62 victory.
Jahii Carson added 20 points for Arizona State (14-2, 3-0 Pac-12), who won their first conference road game of the season.
Devon Collier had 18 points, eight rebounds for Oregon State (10-5, 0-2).
A 9-2 run early in the second half helped Arizona State push a six-point halftime lead to 15. Jonathan Gilling's basket finished the run, giving the Sun Devils a 52-37 lead with 14:18 left.
The Beavers answered, scoring seven in a row to cut the deficit to eight.
Oregon State kept chipping away, with Ahmad Starks hitting a short jumper with 6:58 remaining to cap a 7-0 run putting the score at 55-51. Arizona State came back to go up 65-55 with 1:42 left. Oregon State got no closer than eight from there.
UCLA at Colorado (11 a.m./Pac-12 Netword)
Washington St. at California (1 p.m./Pac-12 Network)
USC at Utah (3 p.m./Pac-12 Network)
No. 4 Arizona at Oregon St. (5 p.m./ESPN-U)
Washington at Stanford (8 p.m./FSN)
Arizona St.at Oregon ( 6 p.m./Pac-12 Network)
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The two were spotted at the park on a recent Wednesday. He noted Staten Island has many good spots for youngsters to visit.
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We've written about all the different ways cellular carriers are gouging you, from long, expensive contracts to $22,000 bills for roaming data. Believe it or not, some of these terrible practices are actually changing.
With subsized phones you also pay more over the life of the phone than if you buy the phone up front. It's just hidden in those very high monthly rates not all of which is legitimately paying for service.
Notice how the no contract monthly plans are cheaper? Or do people really think they are getting a $200-$600 piece of hardware absolutely free with no strings?
I had always been frustrated with cell phone contracts. There was even a time I kept my old phone out of contract for a couple of years and still paid full price. I did realize eventually that I wasn't getting my money's worth and so signed a new contract, this time with a data plan. Last year that contract ended and I again didn't want to get tied down to a new contract, neither did I want to pay the full price. So I decided to buy a nexus and got a gophone without a data plan. I have wi-fi at home and work, which are about 30 mins apart, and I can live without data for 30 mins. I've spent a total of $350 for the phone and $100 for the go phone over the year (still have a balance of $50 left out of the $100). I figure if I stick to the two year paradigm and my current usage, I will have spent a total of $550 over two years. Much cheaper than the cheapest plans where I have to sign the contract.
T-Mobile is definitely the best carrier in terms of not screwing over the customer (for the US). Their coverage isn't as comprehensive as Verizon's or AT&T's, but if you can deal with that, it's a big win.
I had no early termination bill since I just late paying and they cancelled me for free (my credit scores bad already) even though I pleaded with them to wait just 3 more day's until I got paid, (heartless bastards),Now I use a pre-paid phone with all the bells and whistles for $50 which includes unlimited everything.P.S. Seems my credit score isn't so bad I can't get another contract though I'd never do that again.
Reading of the trials and tribulations of US and Canadian cell-phone users ($10.000 roaming data bills...ouch!) and things getting better of late I realize that the gouging practises of carriers of, say, 10 years ago are soon a thing of the past here in Sweden as well.
Not being smart enough for a smartphone I do fine with a low-end dumbphone from Samsung which cost, unlocked, the equivalent of $30. I charge its cash-card once a month with the equivalent of $35 which gives me unlimited minutes and unlimited text messages.
That's reasonable I think, I can live with that. It hasn't always been like this though - in the past I have paid the price of a phone several times over when the only option was buying a 'subsidized' phone on a 2-year plan - with punitive early termination fees to boot.
Seems things can get better after all!
What I'd love to know is if there is any way for Canadian customers, on the cheapest tariffs (usually "text messages only", to avoid paying to RECEIVE calls and text messages.
I've got trouble accepting some of the other charges - the monthly requirement to load credit and the expiration of existing credit if that does not happen - but what I cannot accept (and is the reason I do not have a mobile phone here, after having lived in the UK) is being charged for receiving calls and texts.
When I was in the UK, you could get a phone and put a bit of credit on it for an emergency. Thereafter, for months at a time, you could leave the phone with that amount of credit and nothing would happen to it. No charges to receive anything. I didn't mind paying a bit more to make calls and send texts. That was the trade-off.
That's how I would like it to be in North America - Canada specifically.
Now, if I am willing to pay some kind of regular charge for the most basic service, is there some way to avoid being charged to receive calls and text messages or must I pay a higher amount per month (to receive that privilege)? Is there nothing that can be placed in an unlocked phone or nothing I can have on my phone, that would help?
It's shocking how bad cell / mobile phone provision is, here.
Thanks for reading.
Well, I can tell that we have it good here in Denmark then.
We don't pay tethering fees and we don't pay to receive phone calls or text messages. That's simply not something we pay for. Instead it's the caller or sender that pays.
When we buy a new phone, it may be subsidised and it may not. But when it is, it's anywhere from 1/5 to more than half. When we buy a phone on installment plans there is no interest.
A carrier can only bind you to them for 6 months if you buy a phone from them. Even if it's bought on 24 months installment. Then you just pay for the phone to them and for your calls to your new carrier. If you don't buy a phone from the carrier they can only bind you for one month. And carriers charge nothing to move you from one company to another and they do all the work.
For a long time we had "pay-pr-minute" and "pay-pr-text" type of deals in Denmark but with the emerge of web based apps on smartphones this has changed. Almost everybody is now on flat rate and 3 hours of talk + unlimited texts and mms' + 3 GB of data can be had for around 12$ pr. month. More costs more, but for less than 50$ pr. month you can have unlimited talk, unlimited texts/mms' and 500-1000 GB of data pr. month. Via your smartphone.
Oh, and the EU has restricted the prizing of roaming fees inside the EU, even for data, so that it's much, much, much cheaper now. Bills in the excess of say 1500$ will almost always be due to a grave error from the phone company and you will almost never be liable to pay this.
It's good to be a phone customer in Denmark...
Instead of punative ETF's, carriers are moving to a new "rent your phone" scheme that tacks an extra $10-20 a month on to your bill.
Instead of unlimited data, carriers are moving to unlimited voice plans and charging out the tailpipe for data. While Sprint still offers unlimited data, it's only on actual phones. There's no unlimited plan for tablets or hotspots. T-Mobile's unlimited data has throttling. AT&T and Verizon don't even have an unlimited data plan at all.
As to Verizon.... their least expensive plan for a smartphone is now $80 a month. That's just ridiculous. Even taking the $350 activation credit into account, it's cheaper to buy a new smartphone up front and activate it on a pre-paid plan. I'm not sure what people's motivation is for staying on contracts when it now costs more money than prepaid...
Actually in the UK things are much better. T-Mobile offers "Rolling Contracts", which means they are on a month to month basis, and you only have to give them 30 days notice when you want to cancel. Other providers in the UK are starting to copy this
I recently visited the UK and took one of those "Rolling Contracts", and gave them 30 days notice to cancel before I was leaving. One also doesnt have to buy a phone from them to take advantage of those "Rolling Contracts", but I did buy a cheap one from them, which cost me only $30!Their service and the signal were brilliant too!
Thanks for the thread Chris
You can always go prepaid here in the US as well.
The catch is that you have to pay 100% of the phone price up front, and not all carriers will let you use "contract" phones on prepaid services. That's less of a problem with AT&T, but Verizon seems to be a stinker about that. (I'm considering letting my daughter use my old BIONIC on a prepaid basis when she goes on a trip this summer...)
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