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The cremation bill also states that if the owners of the corpse fail to show up to collect the ashes after a 14-day notice, it will be disposed by the state government subject to the consent and approval of the Commissioner for Health.
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Monday, June 10, 2013
Governor Fashola signs cremation bill into law
The cremation bill also states that if the owners of the corpse fail to show up to collect the ashes after a 14-day notice, it will be disposed by the state government subject to the consent and approval of the Commissioner for Health.
53 comments:
Rubbish! Is dt wot will solve our prob in 9ja? Worryn about tins dt don't matter. Its a pity.
- June 11, 2013 at 12:18 AM
It will reduce the burden of unclaimed corpses. Good one
- June 11, 2013 at 12:20 AM
Na wa o...
- June 11, 2013 at 12:22 AM
- ★★PRINCE CHARMING™★★ said...
To cremate a body ain't out of the ordinary, but then, this is Africa, people have beliefs and traditions or superstitions that wouldn't go well with stuff like this.
- June 11, 2013 at 12:24 AM
Hmmmmm! It ȋ̝̊ڪ well ooº°˚˚°. 9ija
- June 11, 2013 at 12:49 AM
Was this bill given any sort of serious consideration as to the implications and consequences of enacting this law. The whole thing looks good on the surface, but when you give it much consideration, I smell and perceive "DANGER IN A LAW LESS COUNTRY". Nigerians need to start praying more now than ever. Because in effect, you can all of a sudden become a ghost tomorrow and that is it. Great tool and weapon of mass destruction for the police, etc.
- June 11, 2013 at 12:57 AM
Hmmm...is cremation really the solution or its just the cheapest way to dispose it??
- June 11, 2013 at 1:04 AM
God help 4 naija, wetin we no dey hear and see before na we dey hear now oooo
- June 11, 2013 at 1:13 AM
Well spoken didn't even think of that wow!
- June 11, 2013 at 1:14 AM
lolz can't wait to see the first family that will cremate their dead in Lagos blog heart biko keep us posted. hope they have a site to dispose the ash or better still babalawo dey I trust Naija. I hail oooo.
- June 11, 2013 at 1:15 AM
If u live in lagos, no matter wat u do, don't die! Yal ff @tweetest_boi
- June 11, 2013 at 1:18 AM
- Austine Onyedibe said...
ACN----Extremist Muslim party,me I hate them dark.............+++Ogaoooo
- June 11, 2013 at 1:19 AM
Well said
- June 11, 2013 at 1:30 AM
Then claim ur body.
- June 11, 2013 at 1:43 AM
So PDP is better? You do not see what Fashola us doing In Lagos? The cremation bill does not say all must cremate. Gives govtt the right to cremate unclaimed corpses. You illiterate. Can't read.
- June 11, 2013 at 2:02 AM
Wow, what an angle! I didn't think of that. Well said.
- June 11, 2013 at 2:28 AM
This is bullshit...how dare d goverment of lagos state to even think of cremating corpses? That's so ridiculous...I mean,wat has become of this great nation?
- June 11, 2013 at 2:37 AM
I hope u r not a christian else i have to re-evaluate my christian faith.
- June 11, 2013 at 3:10 AM
I hope you r not a xtian...i might have to re -evaluate my xtian faith
- June 11, 2013 at 3:12 AM
this not the best. Ao will Family members oF d deceased recognize it aFter it has turned to ashes?
- June 11, 2013 at 3:30 AM
- True talk said...
GOD y must dey take tinz dat will not benefit d youth serious in dis country,dere mate are signing bills dat will make us laff,dis once dey sign rubbish...*smh for dem*person go die under harsh condition una com burn am put abi!!isorite..ghostmode!!
- June 11, 2013 at 5:01 AM
- Debby Akinola said...
Lmao......dats very funny. U got me laffn out loud dis early morning
- June 11, 2013 at 5:03 AM
Trust me if u want 9ja to change, its by all these small steps. U may not see it now but its a good thing.
- June 11, 2013 at 5:57 AM
- curvy ZO said...
Lmaooooo can't biliv u r posting dis....my granny was cremated in PH according to her wish tho' n d community(name witheld) was like 'oh abomination' we burnt her on d pyre n....no fucking shit happened till today...traditions,superstitions,beliefs r all trash....
- June 11, 2013 at 6:00 AM
Austine, must u mention islam?? Can't u do witout mentioning religion and tribe?? BTW am a christain..
- June 11, 2013 at 6:44 AM
So in ur small mind, having many unclaimed corpses don't matter? Probably it would matter if several years from now, in ur ripe old age, u die & nobody comes to claim ur corpse. At least it would solve a problem in ur family; of having to waste money burying u.
- June 11, 2013 at 7:04 AM
Its a good act, give space for new corpses @d mortuary!
~D great anonymous!
- June 11, 2013 at 7:17 AM
You're ignorant of so many things...
- June 11, 2013 at 7:29 AM
If all state can do this,it will reduce corpse
- June 11, 2013 at 7:33 AM
U r so short-sighted.....
- June 11, 2013 at 7:38 AM
If u hear stories of wat all des undertakers do wt pples corpses esp in lag, then u will knw dt fashola's decision is a good one!..
- June 11, 2013 at 7:38 AM
- daniel michael said...
Some comments I see here really upsets me. Haba! Give the guy credit for once. Corpses not claimed are the major reasons why mortuaries are congested. Why not take them ( the corpse ) out and make space for doz dat can be claimed.
- June 11, 2013 at 7:59 AM
Dats true
- June 11, 2013 at 8:07 AM
- Crux! said...
I believe Him; ride BRF *thumbs up*
- June 11, 2013 at 8:58 AM
i think mr governor have to come to my hood to pratice these akward bill (*-*)
- June 11, 2013 at 9:04 AM
My only concern is the fact that nigeria is not a country which follows laws and procedures. Police and public officials may use this as a chance to dispose of illegally killed innocent civilians for whom they cannot explain their deaths. This law is a bad idea. It will be used by a corrupt.system.to hide their actiond. Im afraid for nigeria now
- June 11, 2013 at 9:41 AM
- Oluyomi Odukoya said...
You really got me thinking. A friend posted this on fb yesterday - http://www.facebook.com/Ketimay/posts/4744438661596 I am sad this morning. I witnessed a horrific crime committed by man against his fellow man. A man driving a Toyota Avalon, obviously in a rush to get to work, and a bike rider on his way to his destination, collided. The aftermath of the accident left the biker dead. Sad as it was, it became sadder when the driver drove to a nearby police post to report the case and was sent back to the scene of the accident with one policeman. On arriving at the scene a horde of bikers ignored the policeman, pulled out the driver, and despite his pleadings and tears, they proceeded to beat him to death. I wonder at that man's last thoughts as blows from feet, sticks, stones and fists rained down on him; should he have driven on? Why had he done the right thing...it hadn't paid...his family, friends...the job he'd been running off to.... Sometimes, it seems to me that man is just an animal, with only the conventions of society keeping him from running wild. I think that and I'm sad. #We Can't Blame This On The Government.
- June 11, 2013 at 9:46 AM
cant wait for this man to fly from gov house joo.
- June 11, 2013 at 10:39 AM
- jamund2k said...
Nigerians can make a big deal outta nuffin! @Anonymous 12:18, there are many issues that need to be solved! So what you're implying is that all other issues should be put on hold juts because there's unemployment???? I advise you start thinking more before dropping comments.
And please the endtime crusaders should put a cork in it! Cremation is not a big deal, its being done in many parts of the world. Saves us the need to convert valuable land into cemetaries!
- June 11, 2013 at 10:39 AM
Choi! Niga police ohhhhhhhhhhh! Open door for ur wikd ways now. Kill and burn, no prove! Chai! Weepn for our nation now.
- June 11, 2013 at 10:57 AM
Bad law for the civilian, good law for corrupt police
- June 11, 2013 at 11:37 AM
Yes,I consent to other opinions dt re against d act,cos even if d govt of lagos state meant no harm by signing ds into law,trust our ever unabiding citizens to turn d table against it.ds wl just be abused especially by our nig.police who mite take laws into dre hands.btw,never seen ds kind of law being synonymous wth a black nation-nigeria in particular. OLUWA WA GBA CONTROL........eh,eh,eh.
- June 11, 2013 at 12:21 PM
Too many olodos on LIB wahlahi. The bill clearly states "unclaimed" corpse!!!! In case you can't decipher what the bill means, it means dead bodies that are not claimed by friends or family etc, after a certain period of time the mortuary holding the body can cremate the body.
- June 11, 2013 at 2:04 PM
as usual. misplaced priorities of our lawmakers. i assume, all other pressing issues affecting the masses in lagos state have been taken care of before this??? instead of them to donate or sell unclaimed bodies to colleges of medicine in order to promote medical research and advancement. a na emenu.i'll probably stop going to lagos, one cant tell whats in the air one will be breathing. you might just be walking around,inhaling the dusty remains of one rapist without knowing.smh
- June 11, 2013 at 3:09 PM
Infant, d first thing that came to my mind was, EASY AND CoNVIVIENt WAY OF DISPOSAl; not even the police, since u have to pay d Crematorium but Politicians who have plenty motives & money; bad çombination!!!!!!
- June 11, 2013 at 3:55 PM
Ɠ♡♡D gesture in a bad political setup.... The aim is Ɠ♡♡D but the actors (politicians n security agents) will abuse it. #Siting Ezu River Corpses was recovered cus they cnt cremate them#
- June 11, 2013 at 4:34 PM
All u dumb ass idiots must u think every one is as evil as ur fore farthers? The governor said a body would be cremated if and only if it has not been claimed by any family member within a stipulated period, have u ever been to the murtuary to c it's state, their are bodies everywhere and no space at all even for those who can afford it and that leaves the whole place smelling like hell.some corpse have been their for over a year without any family member laying claim to it so pls understand a motive before u talk.
- June 11, 2013 at 4:36 PM
I see nothing wrong with it. The body is just an empty shell once the person that inhabited it dies, so why keep unclaimed corpses in mortuaries indefinitely?
- June 11, 2013 at 5:39 PM
Mind you, the bodies have to go through a crematorium where records have to be kept. Would you take a body you don't want to be connected with to a crematorium?
- June 11, 2013 at 8:45 PM
- Skay said...
The problem with nigeria govt policies is no adequate consultations with public b4 enactment especially these cremation issue foreign to most nigerians. Any adoption of foreign ideas should be carefully treated and educate the public of the benefit. I know this is 21st century, the country must move 4ward.
- June 11, 2013 at 8:48 PM
Cremation is different from burning.
In naija it is "burning". All they have to do is pour kerosene or fuel on the corpses and burn.
At least with cremation there is respect and honour involved in the process.
- June 11, 2013 at 8:58 PM
well said and claim ur body it will reduce burial ground sites and waste of land for development...tink o nigerians
- June 11, 2013 at 10:41 PM
- victoria osuagwu's said...
Lmao!! Kalu gosh ur hilarious
- June 12, 2013 at 11:59 AM


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Residents of Elgin and the surrounding area will soon be receiving solicitations in the mail from the Elgin Volunteer Fire Department. In the past, the department has held a dance as part of their annual fundraiser. This year, the department will forego the dance so that all funds donated will go directly to the needs of the department.
Abundance of Pheasants This Year!
The abundance of pheasants appears to be high in southwest Nebraska this year, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission's 2010 Upland Game Hunting Outlook. Combined with public access, this region should offer excellent pheasant hunting opportunities.
The outlook is based on surveys and input from biologists and staff.
According to the outlook, the abundance of pheasants in Nebraska this year is highest in the southwest, followed by the Sandhills, central, northeast, Panhandle, and southeast regions. Overall, the abundance statewide is slightly lower than in 2009.
Severe winter weather in parts of Nebraska and above-average rainfall this spring had an impact in parts of the state.
The forecast for other species:
Quail ˆ Populations were hurt by long periods of deep snow, ice and freezing temperatures, as well as above-average rainfall and localized hail storms during the breeding season. Abundance is highest in the southeast region and lowest in the northeast.
Grouse ˆ Sharp-tailed grouse abundance is lower than in 2009 on four of seven breeding-ground survey routes in the Sandhills, and prairie chickens are lower in abundance on eight of 10 routes in the Sandhills and southeast. The July Rural Mail Carrier Survey shows a modest statewide increase in prairie grouse. Biologists report that the best areas for grouse in the Sandhills will be west of Bassett, where winter conditions were milder.
Cottontail ˆ Abundance is higher statewide compared to 2009. The northeast and southwest are the only regions where abundance is lower. Highest abundances are in the central, southeast and southwest regions, in decreasing order. Field observations support survey results and indicate a good year for cottontail hunting.
Veterans to Hold Steak Fry
The Elgin Veteran's Club will hold a steak fry on Monday night, August 30.
The event will begin at 7 p.m. at the Elgin KC Hall and is open to all Legion and VFW members, Ladies Auxiliary, former members and potential new members.
According to Gary Hoefer, the program that night will be presentations by Boys Staters Corey Schindler and A.J. Braband and Girls State representative Brieann Grosserode sharing their experiences in Lincoln earlier this summer.
Chamber/Community Club to Meet Monday
The Elgin Chamber of Commerce/Community Club will hold their regular monthly meeting on Monday night, Aug. 30.
The meeting will be held at the Plantation House Bed 'N Breakfast. Activities will begin at 6 p.m. Persons attending should bring lawn chairs, a covered dish and refreshments.
During the meeting, discussion will be held concerning events coming up during the remainder of 2010.
Make plans now to attend this important meeting.
Clearwater is Site of Next ACDC Meeting
The next meeting of the (ACDC) Antelope County Does Care Coalition will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 1st , 2010 at 5:30 pm at the Clearwater Fire Hall.
A light snack will be provided. Interested adults and youth ages 13-18 from Antelope County who are interested in addressing the issue of underage drinking, are invited and encouraged to attend. For more information contact Camille Ohri with the North Central District Health Department at 1-877-336-2406.


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Well, that's what James "The Bear" McDonald, of Granby, Conn., did today to win 94WIP's Wing Bowl XXI inside a packed Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.
New Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly even stopped by the event, which is held the Friday before the Super Bowl each year.
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MILLINGTON, Tenn. - Senior pitcher Craig Brown threw a two-hitter to lead the Huntingdon College baseball team in the elimination round of the NCAA Division III South Regional on Thursday.
Brown (7-1) struck out five and walked two in nine innings as the Hawks shut out Randolph-Macon 5-0 on the second day of the South Regional. The win was the first postseason victory for the Huntingdon baseball program during the NCAA era.
Huntingdon (31-10) will face Bridgewater (33-12) on Friday at 3:30 p.m. Randolph-Macon ends the season at (23-19-1).
"One of the best characteristics of this bunch is their toughness and their ability to bounce back when their backs are against the wall," Huntingdon head coach D.J. Conville said. "This is the first time these guys have been this far. We were a little tight on Wednesday and we missed some opportunities. But today, we came out with the right attitude and played the way we've played most of the season.
"We took advantage of some opportunities to score some runs and Craig was just awesome on the mound. His two-hitter was huge. Now we have to come back out on Friday with the same attitude we had today. We're going to play our game and try to find a way to get it done."
The Hawks scored two runs in the middle innings and added three runs in the eighth inning to put Randolph-Macon away. Huntingdon finished with eight hits and was able to take advantage of six Randolph-Macon errors.
Grant Brown was the only Hawk with multiple hits, finishing 3-for-5. Evan Agnew had two RBIs and Seth Currie had one RBI. Tyler Blackwell scored three runs and Keegan Lambeth and Austin White each scored once.
Huntingdon took a 1-0 lead in fourth inning when Blackwell scored on an Agnew double. Blackwell made it 2-0 in the sixth inning, when he stole third and scored on an error.
The Hawks took advantage of one hit and five Randolph-Macon errors to score three runs in the eighth inning. Lambeth doubled and later scored on an error. Blackwell scored on another error to make it 4-0 before Currie drew a bases-loaded walk to score White and make it a five-run game.


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KALAMAZOO, MI – Grace Smith has earned several varsity letters and various accolades as a standout soccer and basketball player at Hackett Catholic Central.
The Hackett senior is adding another honor to the list and it's a pretty prestigious one.
Smith is one of 32 student-athletes across the state, who will be receiving the Michigan High School Athletic Association Scholar-Athlete Award. She's one of six student-athletes from Class C schools statewide to receive the award, and will be honored during halftime of the Class C boys basketball state championship game March 23 at Michigan State University's Breslin Center.
Smith will receive a $1,000 scholarship from Farm Bureau Insurance, which is in its 24th year of sponsoring the award. The first 30 scholarships are awarded proportionately by school classification and the number of student-athletes involved in those classes. Two at-large honorees may come from any classification.
The award is presented to 32 individuals who represent their MHSAA member school in at least one sport in which the association sponsors a postseason tournament.
Watervliet's Nicole Winter is another Scholar-Athlete Award recipient from a Class C school.
Other local Class C finalists for the award were Hackett's Abby Radomsky and Brian Aldrich, Schoolcraft's Kara Craig, Lawton's Lindsey Dopheide, and Marcellus' Quinton Rice.
The Class B scholarship award recipients will be announced on Feb. 12, and Class A honorees on Feb. 19.
Smith will earn her fourth varsity letter in soccer this spring, and also has won three varsity letters in basketball. She's captain of the basketball team this season, and was MVP for the soccer squad last spring. Smith was an Academic All-State honoree twice in both sports, and also has earned all-district and all-Kalamazoo Valley Association honors twice in soccer.
Smith is a three-year member of the National Honor Society, Student Athletic Advisory Board and Quiz Bowl teams at Hackett. She was president of the Student Athletic Advisory Board, and the Quiz Bowl team on which she competed was a state finalist last year.
Smith is editor of the student newspaper at Hackett, as well as that of the Synthesis Literary magazine. She's volunteered with Salvation Army, Vacation Bible School and Habitat for Humanity. She plans to study biology or pre-med in college.
Here's an excerpt from Smith's essay submitted to the MHSAA during the Scholar-Athlete Award application process: "We both desperately wanted to win, but we saw the other person was more important than the outcome of the game. We did whatever we could to help our team win, but we did not do it out of hatred for our opponent. When the game was over, our friendship and mutual respect was still intact."
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Steve Keim's first season as Arizona Cardinals' general manager will be remembered for all of the right reasons.
Arizona finished 10-6 in the NFC West, an impressive feat considering the Cards compete in the same division with the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco and rapidly improving St. Louis.
Keim, a Red Land High School graduate who has been with the Cardinals since 1999, made a series of moves that paid off for Arizona, which finished 7-2 in its final nine games and also owned a win over the Indianapolis Colts and a road win at Seattle.
Keim hired Indianapolis assistant Bruce Arians to be the team's head coach and added veteran quarterback Carson Palmer to the Cardinals' roster before the season. The USC star threw for 4,274 yards and 24 touchdowns last season.
And during the 2013 NFL draft, Keim picked troubled LSU defensive back Tyrann Mathieu in the third round and Mathieu played very well as a rookie, finishing fourth on the team in tackles with 68.
What will Keim and the Cardinals do for an encore this season? The 2014 draft is about six weeks away and Arizona has added some key pieces in free agency, signing veteran cornerback Antonio Cromartie and young left tackle Jared Veldheer.
"(We're) not only getting bigger, more physical but getting younger. (He's a) 26-year-old guy who still hasn't even scratched the surface yet,'' Keim told Pete Prisco of CBSsports in an interview from the owners' meetings in Orlando.
"Gotta love his work ethic, his intangibles. He's the one guy in the left tackle market, he wasn't a first-round pick so he's got a chip on his shoulder.''
Cromartie gives Arizona two very good cover corners as he'll pair with Patrick Peterson.
Veldheer, who played at Oakland last year, was one of the top left tackles available in free agency.
"Going into the free agency process, we didn't anticipate that we could get a guy of 'Cro's' stature,'' Keim told Prisco.
"You know, we knew we wanted to address the position but to have the flexibility where you have two, in my mind, shutdown corners with length, athleticism. … It certainly helps if we can create some pressure up front to minimize the time they have to cover. But I do feel really good about the position.''
Keim also added speedy wideout Ted Ginn, tight end John Carlson and former Pittsburgh running back Jonathan Dwyer.
Keim said he feels good enough about Arizona's free-agent additions that he will be able to pick the best players available in the upcoming draft instead of reaching for need.
"It gives us some flexibility where we don't have to go into the draft, drafting for need,'' Keim said.
"Which to me, is where a lot of us get in trouble at times, when you feel like you have to take a certain position.''


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Today in White Sox History
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
1927 Ted Lyons picked up his fourth win of the year, going the distance in the Sox 4-1 victory over the Senators. Second baseman Aaron Ward had two hits and three RBI for the White Sox.
1949 Scoring in every inning, the White Sox beat the Red Sox, 12-8. A team tallying in every inning has only occurred five times in American League history.
1956 Nellie Fox collected three hits as the White Sox topped the Tigers 9-7. Dixie Howell was the winning pitcher, going 5.1 IP in relief.
1968 Luis Aparicio's run-scoring double in the third inning was the only tally of the game as the Sox topped Oakland, 1-0. Joel Horlen, Wilbur Wood and Bob Locker combined for the shutout.
1977 Chet Lemon drove in the winning run in the top of the 10th inning in the White Sox 4-3 victory over Texas. Chris Knapp picked up the win, pitching all 10 innings.
1986 The White Sox won their third straight game, beating the Indians, 5-4. Bobby Bonilla tied the game with a single in the top of the 8th and Tim Hulett drove in the go ahead run just moments later.
1994 The first-place White Sox topped the Mariners 14-6 as Jason Bere moved to 3-1. Julio Franco and Ron Karkovice each homered in the win.
2001 Jose Valentin clubbed a walk-off homer in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the White Sox a 6-5 win over the Rangers.
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Am I missing something here? Why did we have yesterday off, then we have 2 games against the Twinkies and then Thursday off? HUH?
Anybody wanna help me out here? thanx
Hi, there White Sox fans. So far, Freddie looks pretty good. But it looks strange to be in Minn, and playing outdoors. Where's the baggie? Where's the white roof? Why is it so cold? Where are we anyway??? Go Sox'10..j.k.
That's just a scheduling quirk, Lisa. It happens to all teams occasionally during the course of a season. Maybe the lack of games will help our team out… couldn't hurt! I do like AJ in the two hole and moving Gordon down. Even though AJ isn't hitting much better, he is a veteran and handled the two hole in the past pretty well… Go Sox'10…j.k.
That's the way to do it Boys: several hits in a row and we score 5 big runs……. Go Sox…..j.k.
I asked the same question… we play 3, 2 game series this one, det next week and angels right after that… seems kinda stupid to me…
Come on boys…. half way there!!! Let's get it get it!!!
5-2 going into the eighth. One more run?….. Come on Guys, you can do it….. j.k.
And Bobby IS coming in for the bottom half of the ninth!. Bobby, Bobby, Bobby, Bobby……. Go Sox'10…….Good night all and I'll see you in a couple of weeks…. j.k.
c'mon, just gotta finish strong….
I didn't want to mention the number of outs left, hate to jinx us at this point…. or jenks us as seems to be an issue of late….
I've been keeping track of the game on my phone all night, and I have to say that I could not be happier!! Our boys finally managed to pull off a win in Minnesota! Let's hope that this is the start of many good things to come, not only in Minnesota, but for the rest of the season. Maybe it was the Metrodome after all!!
Ok, gonna try and post yet again… 4th time is a charm right?
I couldn't agree with you moreo torigurl.. pretty excited about tonight's win… could've handle a 3 up 3 down situation but I'll take what we got!
Oh, and btw this is Vicki – I just changed my screen name.
Nice win tonight. Sweaty Freddy had his game on for sure. Very nice to see the SOX score 5 runs without a HR. Troubling that CQ and GB seem to be "lost" at the plate. Two of our better hitters and neither seems very confident, especially CQ. Perhaps a few days off is in order.
Let's hope that Target field becomes a house of horrors for the twinks. Sure plays big. Morneau crushes a ball 405 feet to dead center and it's just a loud out. Very nice. Let give JD some run support tommorrow and take both of these from the twinkees.
We won?!? In Minnesota?!? Did we just enter the Twilight Zone?!? Here's to hoping all of that Dome Doom is behind us and that new park spells trouble for the Twinkies. Let's take two today.
Also, Scott, I like these "Today in White Sox" history posts. I'm more familiar with the team in the last 20 years, but it's cool to see what went on in years past. Two thumbs up.
Go White Sox!
Hi All~
I agree – great win last night. I get Tweets from Joe Cowley and Chris Rongey – both said the Twinkies did Target Field right.
Also, I read Zack Hample's blog (thanks to MariA pointing it out last year) and he did a great job exploring and showing Target Field. Check out this: http://snaggingbaseballs.mlblogs.com/
He was there a couple days so scroll down for more information! It's a pretty good read.


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Portland Mayor Sam Adams, hoping to reach a deal before he leaves office to allow the Port of Portland to build a marine terminal on West Hayden Island, unveiled a proposal Friday to mitigate the environmental damage, Beth Slovic reports.
A 22-year-old man was arrested near North Ida Avenue after a struggle with officers led to him having to be revived on the scene.
Author Mitchell S. Jackson was in town last week and weekend. On Friday, he stopped into SEI, a school he once attended, to talk about success.
Scott Learn reports that more than 100 critics gathered at the University of Portland Wednesday evening for a question-and-answer session set up by the Department of Environmental Quality to talk about Daimler Trucks. Daimler's 5-year air quality permit is up for renewal.
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Bainbridge Housing Resources Board projects need support | Letters | June 11
I am a resident of Island Terrace Apartments, of which Housing Resources Board (HRB) is the nonprofit partner. Island Terrace provides an affordable and pleasant home for me and my daughter.
HRB is about supporting diverse and affordable housing on Bainbridge Island and so much more. They are about building community, and promoting healthy and independent living.
Island Terrace, for example, has a large community garden that includes a kid's pea patch and several three-foot high raised garden tubs accessible to our wheelchair residents. We also have a wonderful community room, and a great playground.
Residents of HRB properties are the people you meet every day when you shop on Bainbridge. We are the boutique clerk, the dental hygienist, the preschool teacher, the bank teller. Several HRB-owned units are designated for people with disabilities, and many of those are occupied by lifelong island residents.
HRB also provides home repairs, and safety and access modifications for aging and mobility restricted homeowners so that they can stay in their homes. That includes myself – a single mother, a full-time student working on my master's degree, a small business owner and an active volunteer on Bainbridge Island.
HRB will be hosting the first annual Rise & Shine Breakfast fundraiser on June 23 at Bainbridge High School, beginning at 8 a.m. Its purpose is to raise money for HRB programs that support a diverse and affordable-housing stock on Bainbridge Island, and to help fund new projects such as the Sparrows and the Ferncliff projects.
Please support housing diversity here by attending the event. You can reserve a seat by calling 842-1909, or online at www.housingresourcesboard.org.
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Marketing the superior quality of Louisiana's seafood is vital to distinguish it from lower-priced imports in the marketplace, industry members said as they opened the Louisiana Fisheries Summit in Houma on Wednesday.
"Imported shrimp is more of a commodity. I think domestic shrimp is more of a luxury," Don Schwab, who runs the Bayou Barataria Foods seafood processing company in Lafitte, told the more than 300 fishers, suppliers and processors in attendance. "Domestic should always be like that fine wine.
"…The difference is the quality, and people can taste the quality. We can be that $500 bottle of wine."
Schwab and others at the summit said that with a weaker U.S. dollar, a growing middle class in China and other Asian countries, and increasing labor costs there, there now is more of a market for Louisiana seafood in foreign nations. There are also less seafood imports coming into the United States, Schwab and others at the summit said.
"That middle class and upper class in Asia have a large demand for high quality seafood," said Kevin Voisin, who runs Ignite Creative Marketing in Houma that helps market local seafood.
But Schwab acknowledged that one of the challenges for local shrimpers is the price and production uncertainty inherent in the local wild seafood product, especially when compared to the more stable farmed seafood from abroad.
"That is the question these large supermarkets and restaurant chains ask. When is your shrimp session going to open up? In May. What size shrimp? I don't know, will depend on Mother Nature. What kind of production? I don't know. What is the price going to be? I don't know," Schwab said, mimicking a typical conversation. "But it's 'yes, yes, yes,' on the import.
"That's one of the hurdles we face."
Voisin explained how local fishers also are competing more generally against other food products.
"We are not just competing in the global market, we are competing for space on the plate," Voisin said. "At a certain point, the price gets so high, it just doesn't make sense to put it on a plate."
Voisin said that while U.S. residents ate on average about half a pound of crab per person in 2013 and about 4 pounds of shrimp, they ate about 56 pounds of beef, 84 pounds of chicken, and 156 pounds of sugar per person.
"As the price gets too high (for crab), restaurants start serving chicken wings, or restaurants will start serving shrimp, or restaurants will start serving synthetic crab instead of the crab they were using," Voisin said.
Donovan Burke, with the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries' Louisiana Wild Seafood Certified Program, said the state certification program "helps us define the Louisiana product so it is a premium product, so people will demand Louisiana product instead of just any low-end product."
"Wild-caught Louisiana is being compared to all those lower-priced imported and farm raised seafood," Burke said. "It's all being thrown into the same pool."
Wildlife and Fisheries on Monday launched a new website for that certification program to help streamline its application. The state certification program was approved by the state Legislature in 2010.
Those who qualify for the program can use the Certified Authentic Louisiana Wild Seafood label on their packages. The idea is that the voluntary program will help encourage better handling practices and thus even higher-quality seafood in the industry.
If you are interested in applying for the certification, you may visit that new website portal at https://lwscpadmin.wlf.louisiana.gov to create an account and submit an application. For more general information about the program, visit http://certified.louisianaseafood.com.
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Event Goes From 5:00 pm to Dusk, With Special Entertainment for Car Lovers, Families, Friends
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Nyack, NY, May 10, 2014 ?The Nyack Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce that classic cars will once again roll into the center of Nyack and park on Main Street for the third annual Classic Car Cruise on Thursday, July 10 from 5:00 pm until dusk. A rain date is set for the following Thursday, July 17.
This year's line-up of vehicular perfection will include a wide array of classics, antiques, specialty models and musclecars. Admission is free — and registration for display carsis also free.
Promising a summer evening full of fun for automotive aficionados, families and friends alike, entertainment will include classic music favorites spun up by our DJ, and face painting for the kids.
Visitors coming to Nyack to show their cars and admire those on display can stroll down the center of Main Street and take advantage of the wide variety of fine and casual dining choices, and an eclectic array of specialty shops available throughout the Village. Local merchants will be offering special deals to add further temptations to the evening's mix.
"This community-centered event promises to once again attract a strong showing of car enthusiasts — people who take pride in owning and maintaining special vehicles as well as people who appreciate them," said Scott Baird, Chamber President. "It's also a great opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy the Village's unique restaurants, boutiques and service businesses."
"Visitors can expect not only to see beautifully-maintained vintage and specialty cars, but also to enjoy a fun night out with friends and family," said Roger S. Cohen, Chamber Vice President. "Our exhibitors, entertainers and sponsors are planning a great show, so everyone will have a memorable night in Nyack."
"We're also proud to support the Wounded Warrior Project," added Mark Mangan, project organizer. "It's a great cause that gives back to our family members, friends and neighbors who have put themselves in harm's way to protect us all."
The Classic Car Cruise piggy-backs on another community initiative spearheaded by the Chamber — Nyack's Thursday Farmers' Market — which will be held earlier in the day (8:00 am to 2:00 pm) in the heart of Nyack's downtown. When all the fruits, vegetables and other delicacies have been sold, the cars will be cruising onto Main Street to begin the evening's festivities.
For additional information or to register a vehicle, contact Mark K. Mangan at email@example.com.
For information about Chamber activities and about joining The Chamber, go to www.nyackchamber.org or contact The Chamber at 845-353-2221.


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President Abraham Lincoln Springfield a DoubleTree by Hilton places you next to Prairie Capitol Convention Center and within a 5-minute walk of Lincoln Home Visitor Centre. This 310-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with 2 restaurants, an indoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. It's near the airport and also a short walk from Old State Capitol and Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
Enjoy dining at Lindsays, one of 2 onsite restaurants. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge. For your convenience, breakfast is available for a fee.
All 310 air-conditioned rooms provide iPod docks, coffee makers, and free weekday newspapers. Flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with wired Internet and free WiFi. Pillowtop beds sport premium bedding and down comforters, and bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries. Phones, ironing boards, and desks are also standard.
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Guests of President Abraham Lincoln Springfield a DoubleTree by Hilton have access to an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. Parking is USD 7 per day (USD 13 per day for valet parking)—but if you prefer not to drive, catch a ride in the free airport shuttle (available 24 hours). The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and a conference center.
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In addition to an indoor pool, President Abraham Lincoln Springfield a DoubleTree by Hilton provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
A 24-hour business center is on site at this 3-star property. 14 meeting rooms are available. This Victorian hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service are complimentary for guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
President Abraham Lincoln Springfield a DoubleTree by Hilton is a smoke-free property.
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- Fitness facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Conference space
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- Total number of rooms - 310
- Number of floors - 10
- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Number of meeting rooms - 14
- Self parking (surcharge)
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- Express check-in
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- Free WiFi
- Year Built 1985
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free train station pickup
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President Abraham Lincoln Springfield a DoubleTree by Hilton offers 310 air-conditioned accommodations with iPod docking stations and MP3 docking stations. Pillowtop beds feature down comforters and premium bedding. Flat-screen televisions come with premium satellite channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This Springfield hotel provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, complimentary weekday newspapers, and phones. Additionally, rooms include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards. Refrigerators and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
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- Air conditioning
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- Free weekday newspaper
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Lindsays - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center.
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, fitness facility, or spa tub without adult supervision.
- Golfing nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 4 and USD 13 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 9.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 7 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 13 per day (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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Tyler Sciacca wasn't at full strength during his senior baseball season at Villanova, but any personal frustration was wiped away Saturday when the Chicago Cubs grabbed the middle infielder in the 27th round of the MLB draft.
Sciacca departed Tuesday for Mesa, Ariz., and rookie mini-camp, where he will sign his first professional contract and begin what he hopes to be a long ride to the big leagues.
"My goal," the Huguenot resident said in response to a question, "is to play as long as I can ... just stick around for as long as possible."
Spoken like a grizzled veteran.
Sciacca played shortstop and second base at Villanova, where he batted .312 during his four-year career, with a .401 on-base percentage and a .436 slugging percentage. He had 196 career hits and 108 RBI.
The two-time Advance All Star from Monsignor Farrell has been on the scouting radar for a couple of years. He spent last summer at the top-level Cape Cod League and entered this spring as a preseason All-Big East Conference selection.
He suffered a quad injury about a dozen games into the recently-completed campaign and never was at full strength, although he led the Wildcats in six offensive categories and batted .307 with a .466 slugging percentage. He had 18 doubles, two triples and 36 RBI -- also team highs -- and he is listed among Villanova all-time leaders in career doubles and stolen bases.
It didn't hurt that he played in a high-profile conference frequented by scouts. Junior right-hander Pat Young was selected by San Francisco in the 13th round and the school has now produced 21 draft picks since 2002, including 16 pitchers.
"It's very exciting and a relief," said Sciacca, "because you work for something your whole life and to finally get rewarded for it is satisfying. You realize you accomplished something big."
Villanova's description of the four-year standout on its athletics website was glowing with praise:
"A tremendous athlete who hits for a high average, is a terrific situational hitter and fits well into the Villanova offense ... Has developed into a significant threat in the middle of the batting order ... Shows incredible range in the field with outstanding defense at either middle infield position," reads the report.
For the next few days, Sciacca will be just another draftee hoping to make a good first impression on a Cubs organization that has new ownership and a high-profile president of baseball operations in Theo Epstein.
"The area scout said they drafted me for my defense," said Sciacca. "He also said said the owner is very committed to developing players within the organization. It seems like it's a good place to be."
By week's end, he expects to be assigned to either Boise of the Single-A Northwest League or the Cubs' rookie-level team in the Arizona League.
NOTES: Five of the six players with ties to Staten Island programs were expected to sign this week and begin their pro careers: Seton Hall's Zack Granite and Wagner College's Ian Miller, a pair of speedy junior centerfielders drafted in the 14th round by the Minnesota Twins and Seattle Mariners, respectively; Adelphi University pitcher Dillon McNamara, taken by the New York Yankees in the 27th round; and Brookdale (N.J.) Community College second baseman Mike Giuffre, picked by the Cleveland Indians in the 37th round.
Susan Wagner High School shortstop Zach Levinson, the lone local prep player chosen, has signed to play college ball at Adelphi. He was grabbed by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 39th round.


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Kadejah Fairley scored 12 points to pace Gautier (1-2). Mariah Amos added 10.
The tournament continues today, with Gautier meeting Hancock at 4 p.m. and St. Martin taking on D'Iberville at 7 p.m.


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The exploitation of the West pushed wild sheep into remnant ranges and decimated their numbers. But values are changing. For a growing number of people, just knowing that healthy herds of wild sheep are still a part of our natural heritage adds to the quality of their lives. Indeed, the sight of wild sheep is heart-pounding excitement, and providing memories for a lifetime and stories to tell grandchildren. Full Curl is your invitation to be a partner in management of wild sheep on your national forests.
Dates: January 7 - 10, 2015
Facility: Grand Sierra Resort, Reno, NV
Registration - Online
This is the Wild Sheep Foundation convention. There are no agency specific meetings, as is often found at other partner meetings (e.g., RMEF, TWTF, etc.). The Wild Sheep Foundation does one major fundraiser a year and this is it. There will be a WAFWA bighorn sheep working group meeting and a wildlife professionals meeting in conjunction with this event. Forest Service/Full Curl will have a booth again this year. Come by our booth and find about Wild Sheep and Goats on your national forests.
Witness It to Believe It: WSH Fundraiser auction - opportunities to harvest wildlife going from $10,000-$410,000 with no guarantee of success!
The Tonto National Forest assisted the producer of Jack Hanna's Into the Wild TV show with obtaining the necessary permit for filming the Arizona Game and Fish Department's capture and release of bighorn sheep. Fourteen bighorn sheep were captured on the Tonto National Forest on November 18 and released into the Coronado National Forest the following morning after being outfitted with radio collars and having their health assessed.
Elk Country Award: Individual Achievement - Melanie Woolever, R2, Wildlife Program Leader won the Elk Country Individual Achievement Award from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. It was presented at the 2009 Elk Camp - Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation annual conference.
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Find-A-Photo: Devil's Canyon
Recommendations for Domestic Sheep and Goat Management in Wild Sheep Habitat;
Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA) - Wild Sheep Working Group
A Review of Disease-related Conflicts Between Domestic Sheep and Goats and Bighorn Sheep
By Timothy J. Schommer and
Melanie M.Woolever, 2008
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On July 1, 2009, the United States District Court for the District of Idaho issued a decision and order in [Idaho Wool Growers Assoc. v. Schafer] which found that the Risk Assessment Disease Transmission Committee and the Payette Principles Committee were advisory committees subject to the procedural requirements of FACA. These Committees were established to review information regarding disease transmission between domestic and bighorn sheep for a Forest Planning effort. The order states that "the Committees' finding and/or conclusions are not to be relied upon by the Forest Service with respect to any future agency decisions."
A Review of Disease Related Conflicts Between Domestic Sheep and Goats and Bighorn Sheep (RMRS-GTR-209) was prepared to provide a summary of the published scientific literature concerning the issue of disease transmission between bighorn sheep and domestic sheep an goats. Since RMRS-GTR-209 incorporates the principles developed by the Payette Principles Committee, it would not be appropriate for th Forest Service to use this publication in future agency decisions or policy development in light of the July 1, 2009, decision. Given these circumstances, the agency has retracted RMRS-GTR-209. The court order does not preclude the underlying scientific literature reviewed by the Payette Principles Committee nor the scientific literature referenced in this GTR.
Forest Service Letter - Compliance with July 1, 2009, Adverse Ruling in Idaho Wool Growers Assoc. v. Schafer, by United States District Court for the District of Idaho PDF 26.5 KB
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Maps of Domestic Sheep and Bighorn Sheep
2014 "occupied" bighorn sheep habitat with active domestic sheep allotments and not stocked sheep and cattle allotments for 14 western States. Definitions of "occupied" bighorn sheep habitat varies among States and is documented on the individual maps. Nevada and Utah bighorn sheep maps are under revision and therefore not included. This information supersedes previous versions.
Research and inventory must precede management to avoid costly mistakes. Research - studying the nature of sheep - determines their needs and why they are present in some areas and absent from others.
Inventories of occupied and vacant habitats help establish priorities for range restoration or restocking only. Keeping track of sheep with the aid of collars and radio transmitters helps biologists learn of their movements and home range needs.
Sheep are absent from even the best forage and cover when
water is not available. Developing springs and installing
watering devices such as catch dams, holding tanks and "guzzlers"
are the kind of projects that volunteer partners make possible.
Other partners in this program are the State wildlife agencies
of AK, AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, ND, NM, NV, OR, SD, WA, and WY.
You can also find locations for viewing wildlife, plants and fish through our NatureWatch 'Viewing Sites' website at "inature".
You can find out more about Wild Sheep by contacting one
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Wild Sheep Foundation
720 Allen Ave.
Cody, WY 82414-3402
Phone: 307.527.6261
Western Association of Fish & Wildlife AgenciesClay Brewer - Wild Sheep Working Group Chair
28 Country Road 458
Rochelle, Texas 76872
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The potential is not lost on Michael Pope, who sees the 6-4, 264 Adrien Robinson and the 6-6, 269 Larry Donnell running routes every day.
They have power and speed that is beyond expectation for their size. If everything else can align, there are plenty of possibilities -- especially down near the end zone.
"Here are two guys that can jump like gazelles," Pope said. "So if the ball goes up, I'm going to take the bet on the fact that one of them has got a chance to get it. A lot of our defensive backs back there are six feet tall, and can't possibly elevate with these guys. So if they can get the right things done, learn to read the coverage, and get in the right place so that the QB can trust them, then I think they can be very effective in the scoring zone."
Pope doesn't see Donnell and Robinson as far behind the curve, either, and said he expects both of them to see the field this year.
"Both of those guys. In this position of tight ends here, we have a revolving door in the meeting room because players continue to come through here," Pope said. "That's the fun thing for me because I never look at that and say "ah geez, we just got this guy training…" That's our job here. But the challenge of teaching and training these young guys, getting them in the program, is a lot of fun. Why I still do this, is exactly for that."
If he's right, the Giants can no doubt benefit. At the least, having them in as run blockers could do wonders for David Wilson, who just needs an edge to hit.


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A van went careening into a Forest Grove RV dealership after narrowly missing a pickup hauling a trailer Friday, authorities say.
The pickup pulled out in front of the van about 11:10 a.m., near Oregon 47 and Elm Street, which led to the van driver serving the vehicle to avoid a collision, said Forest Grove Fire & Rescue Division Chief Dave Nemeyer. The van then travelled about 40 feet off the roadway and went through the front of Sunset RV.
Five people were in the van and one of them was taken to Tuality Hospital with apparent minor injuries, Nemeyer said. Damages to the building have apparently made the structure unsafe to be inside unless repairs are made, according to Nemeyer.
The owner of the business was working inside on an RV a few feet from where the van crashed, Nemeyer said. The owner reported Friday's crash as the second he has seen in front of his shop in about three weeks.
The crash is under police investigation.
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MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- The Montgomery Performing Arts Centre will present Sesame Street Live "Elmo Makes Music" on Nov.20 and Nov. 21.
During the musical, all of the Sesame Street regulars, including Elmo, Abby Cadabby and Big Bird, will share their love of music with the audience using pots and spoons, trash can lids and other unusual instruments.
Performances are set for 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 20 as well as 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 21. Ticket prices range from $17 to $58.
To purchase tickets, visit the centre's website. The Montgomery Performing Arts Centre is located at 201 Tallapoosa Street.


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By TIM PARADIS
Associated Press
NEW YORK - The stock market closed out a horrendous October, its worst month in 21 years, with a big advance Friday as more investors took chances on stocks turned into bargains by waves of intense selling.
The Dow Jones industrials rose 144 points on the day but ended the month down 14.1 percent, while the broader Standard & Poor's 500 index lost 16.9 percent during October as the stock market fell victim to investors' anguish over frozen credit markets and what looked like an inevitable recession.
Friday's session gave the market its first back-to-back advances in more than a month. Investors who have become used to bad economic news dealt calmly with data showing a drop in consumer spending. Another reason for the advance: Funds that dumped stocks furiously as the end of their fiscal year approached were finished with their selling.
While the market capped a terrible month with a strong week, it's going to want to put the presidential election next week behind it and focus on the October employment report due next Friday before committing to a direction. The jobs report should provide some insight into how long and how severe the economic downturn could be.
The market is "settling into a little bit of a holding pattern" ahead of the election and jobs report, said Craig Peckham, market strategist at Jefferies & Co. "The fear level has clearly subsided, but there's still a pervasive tone of unease."
According to preliminary calculations, the Dow rose 144.32, or 1.57 percent, to 9,325.01 after rising as much as 274 and falling 62.
Broader stock indicators also advanced. The S&P 500 index rose 14.66, or 1.54 percent, to 958.75, while the Nasdaq composite index rose 22.43, or 1.32 percent, to 1,720.95.
The Russell 2000 index of smaller companies rose 23.34, or 4.54 percent, to 537.52.
Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by about 5 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange, where volume came to a moderate 1.57 billion shares. Lighter volume can raise questions about the conviction behind the market's moves.


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In the attachment you will find the documents we use for the 18th Forum Meeting. This review will tentatively take place in Washington DC 28 March - 1 April, 2011.
These include the stdsdir databasewith the 10B directory, and the stdsdat databasewith the DMRs we need to address.
In addition, the post-review stdsdat database is attached.


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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The mayor of Rochester wants to take control of the school district in New York's third largest city.
Democrat Robert Duffy says a city-run operation is needed to lower taxpayer costs, lift academic performance and enhance safety in the 34,000-student district.
The proposal, a four-year trial floated by Duffy in a Dec. 17 letter to the school board, is opposed by the city's teachers union and would need approval by the state Legislature. The mayor says he would keep Jean-Claude Brizard on as school superintendent, but dissolve the school board.
Nationwide, mayors run the schools in fewer than a dozen big cities, including New York City, Chicago, Boston and Washington, D.C.
» Rochester Democrat & Chronicle: Mayor Robert Duffy to pursue takeover of Rochester School District


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SPRINGFIELD - A convict who escaped from Shirley state prison earlier this week wounded a Springfield police officer and a state trooper as he came out blasting from the trunk of a car he was using to try to escape after an earlier double shooting at a State Street barber shop, according to law enforcement officials.
The two officers, both wearing Kevlar vests, are expected to recover from their injuries, a police spokesman said.
Tamik Kirkland, 25, a Springfield resident who had been serving time for firearm and drug charges at Shirley medium prison, was shot several times by police in response to the attack at Burr and Cambridge streets. By mid-afternoon, law enforcement officials said he was still alive, however, at least one victim shot at Bill Brown's House of Beauty on State Street reportedly had died.
Kirkland was being sought by a violent fugitive apprehension task force and had been deemed armed and dangerous after escaping earlier this week. Prison officials provided few details about his flight, but police confirmed his mother was one of two women shot in the North End on April 23. She escaped serious injury. Police said Kirkland, a member of the so-called Maynard Street posse, has been on the run since the shooting of this mother.
"They were both wearing vests, which likely saved their lives," Delaney said of the officers. He would not disclose the officers' identities and said they are expected to recover from their injuries.
William Brown, owner of the shop, said he was not present when the shooting occurred. Shortly after the shooting there, two bleeding men were seen splayed out inside the storefront shop receiving care from emergency personnel.
William Eason, a Hampden Superior Court clerk who lives yards from the Cambridge Street, said he had just returned home from a professional conference and heard about 20-25 shots in rapid succession.
"I heard the gunfire, looked out my window and a crowd of police were here within seconds," Eason said. "I saw one suspect near a truck with his hands in the air."
Law enforcement sources said the gunplay may have been sparked by a robbery. Hordes of Mason Square residents lined the streets around the shooting scenes, bemoaning the increasingly violent tone in the neighborhood.
A state police helicopter hovered overhead for a time, and police later put out an all points bulletin for 30-year-old Trevin Smith, of Springfield, in a silver or gray Lexus.
A press conference is scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday.
More details will be published as they become available.


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on 06-10-2012 11:06 AM
bit of a late reply but i can confirm sky is definately better than virgin media i changed so many settings on my virgin superhub and tryed every setup possible but nothing improved it was definately there throttling now iv been playing games with sky during day and night and only notice a small change during peak times but that is understandable
on 06-10-2012 04:53 PM
Hi jonesc76,
Thanks for the update.
I pleased to read that you're enjoying gaming with minimum disruption
on 06-10-2012 08:03 PM
Good of you to come back and with some honesty to boot, I don't believe for the price and what you get you will find any better.
on 06-10-2012 10:40 PM
i nearly forgot to reply lol i was too busy gaming i cant be any more honest virgin give you the speeds for browsing but as soon as gaming or any thing p2p is concerned its useless and who needs 100mb for browsing lol i just got a new hp envy sleekbook with an amd a6 and it loads pages straight away on sky plus the little difference from peak and non peak is good because you dont have to adapt to drastic measures its a constant good connection my kd on cod has gone from 2.30 and i have got it to 2.90 and its still climbing and i havent had to mess about with the router settings
on 04-11-2012 10:37 PM - last edited on 16-11-2012 09:32 AM by LauraMac
I posted some good info here http://helpforum.sky.com/t5/Sky-Fibre-Broadband/Vi
However my area is good for Virgin Media broadband all day i can hit 91Mbps no problem. However im truely [REMOVED] of with virgin medias routing issues example OVH what my server is located for gaming and teamspeak.
Virgin Media Routing OVH last 400 days
Sky OVH last 400 days.
See why im wizzed of?
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Meet the World – World record attempt at Liseberg
2012 June 27, 08:00 CEST
In conjunction with the 38th annual Gothia Cup football tournament held in Gothenburg, there will be a world record attempt at Liseberg Amusement Park in the category of "Most nationalities on a theme park ride". Participants in the attempt include players from the Meet the World tournaments, Gothia Cup and citizens of Gothenburg.
"By bringing different nationalities together on one ride we want to show our borderless world and our common responsibility for its future, regardless of nationality, religion, sex or color," says Dennis Andersson, General Secretary of Gothia Cup.
Meet the World is the name of Gothia Cup qualifying tournament that SKF organizes in 24 different countries around the world.
"Our future is built on knowledge, understanding and respect. It starts with young people - their dreams, ideas and aspirations. This world record attempt is a fun way to gather everyone around a common goal," says Tom Johnstone, SKF President and CEO.
The record-breaking attempt will be made on Tuesday 17 July at 17.00 in the new ferris wheel at Liseberg and will be monitored by inspectors from the Guinness Book of World Records.
"To qualify as a record, it requires that we have over 50 different nationalities, but our goal is to double that. We expect to be able to attract most of the nations who are here to play in Gothia Cup, but we also hope that the citizens of Gothenburg who have a foreign passport will participate and experience the feeling of being able to call themselves a world record holder," said Andreas Andersen, CEO of Liseberg.
In Gothenburg there are 164 nationalities represented out of the 194 independent states around the world. During Gothia Cup this year, 1625 teams from 80 different nations will come to Gothenburg to play in the tournament.
To participate in the record attempt, participants need to register at: www.gothiacup.se/meettheworld
This record-breaking attempt is arranged by Gothia Cup, SKF and Liseberg.
Facts on Liseberg's ferris wheel:
Diameter: 60 meter
Weight: 275 ton
Number of gondolas: 42
Passengers per gondola: 6
Total capacity: 252
For more information:
Pär Karlsson, Press Manager Gothia Cup. Tel: +46 708-12 27 30. E-post: firstname.lastname@example.com
Nia Kihlström, Press Manager, SKF, Tel: +46 706 67 28 97, E-post: firstname.lastname@example.com
Pelle Johannisson, Information Manager, Liseberg, Tel: +46 31-73 30 140
Meet the World
Meet the World is SKF's largest CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) project whereby local SKF companies host football tournaments. Meet the World runs in 15-20 countries all over the world for youth who would otherwise not have the opportunity to play in Gothia Cup in Sweden. The winning team from each local tournament wins an all-inclusive trip to play in Gothia Cup the same year. In 2012, SKF is sponsoring 25 teams from 24 countries, including one Special Olympics team.


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Syracuse, NY--The Syracuse Peace Council will gather on the steps of the Federal Building in Syracuse at 1:30 p.m. today to urge an end to the U.S. war in Afghanistan following the release of war logs by WikiLeaks.
WikiLeaks this weekend released more than 90,000 classified military reports about Afghanistan.
"This isn't a leak-it's a flood that washes away any illusions that Afghanistan is the 'good war'," said Peace Council organizer Jessica Maxwell, in a news release. "We have to take action to bring U.S. troops home and end these occupations. Now."
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Specifically, Mr. McElhaney suggested:
- Adding a summary to your profile, it serves as your extended "elevator pitch".
- Making sure you have contact information included in your profile so that interested parties can contact you quickly.
- When making connections be sure and write an email customized to the person instead of using the default message provided by LinkedIn.
- Join several groups of interest and be sure and introduce yourself to the leader of the group.
The SHRM CSOB student chapter is a student-led organization that promotes the field of human resources by working closely with CSOB Careers Services, the Birmingham SHRM chapter and by providing networking opportunities for UAB students. The chapter invites expert speakers to cover relevant HR topics, delivers timely workshops that meet the needs of the UAB community, and services both the CSOB and greater Birmingham community by volunteering their time and expertise.
The SHRM CSOB chapter was awarded the Superior Merit award for its excellence and achievement during the 2012-13 academic year.
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Authorities say a New Jersey man killed his wife, was arrested later the same day on a weapons possession charge, then killed himself after being released.
Walter Oswald, 56, was found dead Tuesday in his Gibbstown home. Authorities were searching there after finding the body of his estranged wife, 52-year-old Donna Harbula, in her Logan Township home on Monday. She died of a single gunshot wound to the head.
She was last seen alive Saturday. That night, Oswald was arrested while walking along Route 130 about two miles from her home and charged with weapons possession. He was released by state police, who were unaware of the earlier incident. They kept the gun, which investigators now believe was the murder weapon.
Another gun was found near Oswald's body


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HALIFAX - Counsellors have been hired to help Roman Catholics in Nova Scotia deal with the emotional fallout from Bishop Raymond Lahey's child porn allegations.
"I think that it is a bit unique," Rev. Paul Abbass, spokesman for Antigonish diocese, said Wednesday. "We're trying to be just very pastoral. ... If we don't do this to the best of our ability, then we're not church."
Allegations of possessing and importing child pornography were laid against Lahey, the former head of the diocese, within days of him brokering a $15-million dollar settlement between the church and sexual abuse victims from the diocese.
"This is coming right on the heels of the settlement . . . in which we're finally facing a very dark period of our lives," Abbass said. "We've never had to deal with something like this before."
Family Service of Eastern Nova Scotia has links to the diocese and is partially funded by the church. The agency has been hired to provide counselling to parishioners in group sessions and will also meet with individuals who need more help, Abbass said.
The idea is give people an opportunity to "debrief . . . or to voice what they are feeling," he said. "I'm sure at times it will be an emotional conversation and at times an angry conversation."
It's important to bring in professionals to help foster the maximum amount of healing, the priest said.
Each session will be hosted by two facilitators. A day and a half session will also be held for the clergy from the diocese so they can address their feelings.
Halifax lawyer John McKiggan negotiated the settlement with Ron Martin, whose brother made allegations of abuse in a suicide note in 2002. He said he has no problem with the diocese offering counselling to parishioners.
"The diocese made the same offer to survivors" of alleged abuse, McKiggan said in an email message.
He said he's not worried about the diocese funding the class-action suit.
"Under terms of the settlement agreement, the diocese agreed to provide a debenture on all the property of the diocese to secure its financial obligations under the class action," McKiggan said. "We negotiated that clause into the settlement agreement to ensure that there would be sufficient funds available to compensate anyone in the class action that has a valid claim."
Abbass stressed compensation is still a priority for the diocese.
"We'll get back to it," he said. "We have the time. We don't have to come up with the process instantly."
As part of the settlement, the court ordered that notices be posted on all bulletin boards of each church in the diocese for 60 days. The notices and postings will be available up to and including Dec. 7, 2009.
Counsellors to help N.S. Roman Catholics deal with bishop scandal
HALIFAX - Counsellors have been hired to help Roman Catholics in Nova Scotia deal with the emotional fallout from Bishop Raymond Lahey's child porn allegations.
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