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WEEHAWKEN -- After a man told his girlfriend he would kill himself if they couldn't be together, the woman called the man's brother who told police his brother was out to kill himself.
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Good morning, and welcome to the home page for Oswego County's news of the day.
It's Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008, and here are some of the stories in today's edition of The Post-Standard:
Kinney Drugs shuts its doors: It's only been there a little more than two years, but the drugstore in Parish is closing for good on Friday.petition to give to the Oswego County Legislature, demanding they remove DSS chief Frances Lanigan. Her agency's failure to take action in the Erin Maxwell case has infuriated people around Central New York.
Hall of Fame inductees: The Athletic Hall of Fame at the State University College at Oswego has some new names and faces.
Ribbon cutting for new apartments: The rehabilitation of the former Scotch Grove Apartments in Pulaski is complete, and officials are gathering to cut the ceremonial ribbon at Rose May Manor.
Today is Wednesday, and that means the CNY section of our newspaper is stuffed with food-related stories and photos. If you're not already a subscriber, pick up a copy and enjoy recipes like Butternut Squash Soup, Black Bean Turkey Chili and Grandpa's Perfect Pound Cake. We've also got cookie recipes from Cindy McCain and Michelle Obama!
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Piper Perabo stars in this particularly on-brand USA spy show
We've had a busy few days of cable drama premieres, haven't we?
Unfortunately, we've also had a bunch of shows where I tuned in for the premiere for review purposes, but probably won't tune back in for subsequent episodes. Or maybe that's not right. I'll watch another episode of "Haven," simply because the first episode was so ill-formed and nebulous. And I've already watched a second episode of "Rizzoli & Isles" because TNT was nice enough to send it out. "The Glades"? A&E may be excited about the ratings, but I wasn't excited enough to return to that imaginary Florida setting unless I get to take a vacation there. [Yes, I would gladly take a vacation in an alligator-infested, lazily imagined Florida town.]
So when I just tweeted, "In short: 'Covert Affairs' is the best new show of the past seven days. By far!" Well... It's true. I can't promise you that I'm not damning "Covert Affairs" with faint praise and I can't begin to guess how much better "Covert Affairs" seemed when watched in immediate proximity to "Haven," "Rizzoli & Isles" and "The Glades."
But it's a bit more than that. "Covert Affairs" is fun, easy-going, fast-moving and, of the four shows that have launched in the past week, it's the only one where I can say I'm looking forward to watching a second episode.
Then again, it's also devotedly derivative, structurally scattered and I have some issues with the main character in conception and execution. That's why 140 character reviews sometimes lack in nuance.
A longer review after the break...
Really, I want to write this review of "Covert Affairs" because I want to pay a little tribute to Tim Matheson.
You know him as Eric Stratton from "Animal House," or for his Emmy nominated stint on "The West Wing" or from the more than 100 TV shows and movies he's acted in, dating back literally to "Leave It to Beaver." But more and more, I've grown to appreciate Matheson as a stellar TV director who has, in particular, become one of the most reliable guardians of USA Network's in-house style, helming episodes of "Psych," "Burn Notice" and now both "White Collar" and the series premiere of "Covert Affairs."
So much of why "Covert Affairs" works stems from Matheson's pitch-perfect grasp of the way a USA Network show is supposed to look and feel. He knows the bright lighting, snappy editing and breezy tone by heart and he knows the tenor of a USA acting performance, since he's appeared on many of the network's shows. "Covert Affairs" is yet another assured extension of the USA brand -- compare it to the stumbles TNT and Syfy had with their own new shows this week -- continuing an "If you like one of our shows, you'll probably like all of our shows" unity that few cable networks can match. In this instance, Matheson's pilot direction plays a key role.
"Covert Affairs" was written by Matt Corman and Chris Ord and focuses on Annie Walker (Piper Perabo), a CIA trainee who skips the end of her preparation and gets called up to the Big Time when a case arises that requires her particular skill-set -- that would be language aptitude and ability to pass for a high-class call girl. Soon, she's getting an education on CIA etiquette and protocol from recently blinded military intelligence agent Auggie (Christopher Gorham), icy new boss Joan (Kari Matchette) and Arthur (Peter Gallagher), head of the CIA's Department of Clandestine Services.
It turns out that Annie has more going for her than just her gifts with Russian and a comfort level in high heels, but the mythology of "Covert Affairs" probably shouldn't be spoiled, even if it's the least interesting part of the show.
TV and movies have a storied past with young intelligence operatives recruited for reasons as flimsy as the ones that earn Annie her stripes and if you've seen "Alias" -- Perabo even begins to resemble a somewhat less dimpled Jennifer Garner at points -- or any of the "Nikita" incarnations, you can practically write this character's initiation yourself. It's a vaguely sexist archetype made more problematic when you have the character repeatedly justifying her motivates for joining the CIA in the first place, a back-story that distinctly lessens the character and adds nothing that couldn't have been gained from a character who joined the CIA because -- God forbid -- she's patriotic and wanted to serve her country. In the pilot, Corman and Ord haven't quite decided if Annie keeps telling people things they probably already know because she's supposed to be annoying or because she's in a position where she constantly needs to over-prove herself.
If it's the latter, Perabo's performance doesn't quite have the nuance to keep the trait likable, but she's still solid enough for you not to resent that all of the characters around her are more interesting. Or maybe I just appreciate a character who can drop a reference to the Baltimore Colts leaving the city in the dead of night? There's a little too much effort to humiliate Annie, having her bump into things and get embarrassed or flustered, the kind of indignities Sydney Bristow rarely had to suffer.
Perabo has fine chemistry with Gorham, who admirably resists full-on Ray Charles-ing his character. He isn't necessarily subtle, but he avoids the over-acting traps that usually come from letting an actor go to town with a blind character. It's also a nice change of pace from Gorham's last regular TV gig on CBS' "Harper's Island." I can't quite tell if we're supposed to eventually root for Auggie and Annie to hook up, but it's a relationship that was made for fan-fic.
The relationship I personally was more interested in focused on Arthur and Joan, both ranking CIA officials and also married. Auggie mentions that agents are encouraged to date within the Agency because it eases the vetting process and while I don't have a clue whether or not that's actually the case, I love the idea of a couple sorting out general marital difficulties within the already paranoid confines of the CIA. Peter Gallagher and Matchett, while not exactly "old," also have enough gravitas to keep "Covert Affairs" from feeling like the kiddie pool version of a spy show (though that's addressed as well). Unfortunately, they also create one of those situations where you find yourself possibly preferring the Gallagher-Matchett version of "Covert Affairs" to the bubblier Perabo-Gorham version and even in an extra-long pilot, it's hard to service both stories.
And it's even harder to service those stories, while also giving any value to having an actress as terrific as Anne Dudek playing Perabo's sister, who thinks Annie works for the Smithsonian. In a show of familiar characters Dudek's is the most familiar and the most predictably dead-ended. The automatic assumption is that there will be more to Dudek's character (Serbian spy, perhaps?), though I don't have any trouble understanding why the "House," "Big Love" and "Mad Men" actress would want a low-impact role in which she gets to be contemporary, sweet and pretty.
Returning to my bottom line, "Covert Affairs" is the week's new cable drama that seems most sure of what it wants to be, even if what it wants to be is just "Alias" through a USA prism and devoid of that pesky Milo Rambaldi and his prophecies. Is Perabo quite Jennifer Garner? No. Am I a bit worried about the way the show is treating Annie and her frivolous femininity? Yes. But that's a concern for a different essay and one that I'll maybe revisit after a second or third episode.
For now? "Covert Affairs" feels like a USA show and that's enough for a recommendation for now.
"Covert Affairs" premieres at 10 p.m. on USA on Tuesday, July 13.


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As people celebrate Independence Day, they should remember that local volunteers are keeping American history alive all around them.
Some of the sites even were around - in some form - when the Declaration of Independence was adopted July 4, 1776.
There are many places in the local area that are significant to early U.S. history. They include, but are not limited to, Johnson Hall State Historic site in Johnstown, Old Fort Johnson and Fort Klock in St. Johnsville.
Johnson Hall is hosting a lecture series, part of marking the 250th anniversary of the hall's construction by Sir William Johnson. The grand baronial home was built by Johnson to reflect his position in the world and the success he had achieved.
Old Fort Johnson, on the north bank of the Mohawk River, is the original 1749 limestone house built by Johnson, according to the website maintained by the Montgomery County Historical Society - www.oldfortjohnson.org.
Farther west, but still near the Mohawk River, is Fort Klock. A fortified farm homestead and trading post, it was erected in 1750 by Johannes Klock. The location includes 30 acres with many reconstructed colonial buildings, including a working blacksmith's shop, a Colonial Dutch barn and a 19th-century schoolhouse.
Volunteers are critical at all of these places and making sure events happen. Whether it is the annual craft fair at Fort Klock or the Johnson Jog earlier this year, volunteers play integral parts in making sure major events are successful.
There are also ways for volunteers to help regularly at many places. For example, Old Fort Johnson - which is run by the Montgomery County Historical Society and has a Board of Trustees - noted volunteers can potentially help as tour guides, garden and grounds helpers, guest speakers or event volunteers.
The nonprofit organizations that maintain many of our historic sites - and the volunteers who work at the sites and their events - help to keep costs down, thus making their part of history accessible to a wide group of people.
There is some economic benefit to all of this. With the way the state is pushing tourism, such sites are important in showing the rich history of our area.
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MESKAWKI SETTLEMENT - Brandyn Niemeyer's confidence has been up and down lately.
It just wasn't apparent Tuesday.
Overcoming some recent shooting struggles, Niemeyer poured in a game-high 31 points, 10 rebounds and four assists to propel the Colo-NESCO boys' basketball team past Meskwaki 56-54 in an Iowa Star Conference contest Tuesday.
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Colo-NESCO'S Jake Webb shoots over Meskwaki's Danan Kapayou in the Royals' 56-54 Iowa Star Conference victory Tuesday. The Royals rallied from a seven-point deficit in the second half.
"Brandyn is a player - simple as that," Colo-NESCO coach Patrick Wynja said. "He's been struggling of late with his confidence, but he's been working on it. He's finally learning to move on from a missed shot and tonight he played really well."
The senior scored 14 of the Royals' final 23 points including four free throws to put Colo-NESCO ahead for good. Niemeyer's last two gave the visitors a four-point cushion before Corey Dye countered with a 3-pointer to pull Meskwaki within 55-54 with 28 seconds left. Jake Webb made 1-of-2 at the stripe and Tyus Grant's potential game-winner was off the mark as the Royals held on.
Finding his stroke quickly Niemeyer buried a trey to give Colo-NESCO (13-9, 11-5) its largest lead at 20-12 early in the second quarter before Meskwaki pulled back within three by halftime.
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COLO-NESCO (13-9, 11-5) - Brady Stoeffler 3 2-2 11, Tanner Clatt 0 0-0 0, Grant Tiarks 0 0-0 0, Tait Vaughn 0 0-0 0, Taylor Hill 0 0-0 0, Cole Osbun 2 0-0 4, Adam Lytle 3 0-0 6, Brandyn Niemeyer 10 9-9 31, Casey Angell 0 0-0 0, Jake Webb 2 1-3 5. TOTALS 20 11-14 56.
MESKWAKI (11-11, 8-8) - Royce Timberwolf 3 1-2 10, Corey Dye 3 0-0 8, Tyus Grant 3 0-0 8, Eammon Tahahwah 0 0-0 0, Darrion Murray 3 0-0 6 , Danan Kapayou 2 0-0 4, Cordell Bear 7 3-3 17. TOTALS 22 8-11 54.
3-Point Goals - Colo-NESCO 5 (Stoeffler 3, Niemeyer 2), Meskwaki 5 (Grant 2, Timberwolf, Dye).
Slowing the Royals with their active 2-3 zone, the Warriors (11-11, 7-9) opened the third with a 16-6 spurt. Royce Timberwolf's triple punctuated the rally as Meskwaki seized a 40-33 advantage with 2:55 left in the quarter.
Wynja, who felt his squad's effort has been sporadic recently, noticed a dip as the Warriors made their run.
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On cue with Niemeyer's late scoring surge, the Royals ratcheted up their intensity in the fourth. Niemeyer hit a three to lock the score at 47 with just over five minutes to go as Meskwaki missed three of their next five free throws to leave the door open for Colo-NESCO.
Brady Stoeffler added 10 points including three treys, while Adam Lytle had six points and seven rebounds. Cordell Bear paced the Warriors with 17 points and Royce Timberwolf had 11. Darrion Murray tallied eight.
"Overall I'm happy with every kid that played tonight," Wynja said.
"When it got to crunch time, we made some plays and looked good down the stretch."
Meskwaki faces Montezuma on the road Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. in a Class 1A District 7 second round contest. The Royals host GMG Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. in District 8 play.


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HYDE - Munising gained its first U.P. girls' golf title Thursday at Highland Golf Club with 416 strokes, followed by Bark River-Harris (435), Forest Park (444), defending champion Cedarville (447), DeTour (474) and Ontonagon 482.
"I think our consistency is what got us here," said Munising coach Bette Immel. "We have four seniors who've played four years of varsity golf. This is a great way for them to end their careers."
The Bark River-Harris girls reaped the benefits of a solid performance Thursday, earning the runner-up trophy.
"I'm very proud of the girls," said BR-H coach Scott Farnsworth. "They've worked extremely hard and done well all year. I hope they play golf all summer and keep improving their game."
St. Ignace sophomore Margo Brown earned medalist honors at 90, including a 43 on the back nine on this sunny and warm day.
"I double-bogeyed the first three holes," said Brown, the Saints' lone representative. "After that, I told myself to shake it off and I relaxed a little. I hit with my irons pretty good and putted pretty well."
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Munising (416) - Carla Nottmeier 93, Molly Mattson 99, Katie Immel 107, Eve Genderon 117.
Bark River-Harris (435) - Savanna Stenberg 94, Hannah Starnes 105, Haley Clement 112, Peyton Bozzo 124.
Forest Park (444) - Lexi Gussert 99, Kaitlyn Bradley 108, Abrielle Sommers 114, Toni Santi 123.
Cedarville (447) - Mary Eberts 105, Anne Eberts 107, Cayla Massey 111, Alexis Scott 124.
DeTour (474) - Madison Wilkie 95, Alyssa Anderson 121, Karlin Crawford and Hanna Aldrich 129.
Ontonagon (482) - Abby Domitrovich 108, Chloe Ashley 112, Erin Majurin 123, Bailee Aho 139.
Mid Peninsula (495) - Hunter Branstrom 107, Marissa Westlund 120, Kelsie Nummilien 129, Elle Lancour 139.
Big Bay de Noc (527) - Cassidy Cayemberg 105, Samantha Sundling 128, Ariel Cousineau 142, Rachel Leckson 152.
Engadine (538) - Kassie Kerbersky 109, Kaelee Rice and Korin Owens 137, Savannah Price 155.
Jeffers (574) - Shelby Seppanen 120, Gabrielle Kyllonen 145, Jodie Platzke 160, Eden Klemett 165.
Baraga (NTS) - Rebecca Larson 100, Donna Palowski 128, Terra Fish 130.
Carney-Nadeau (NTS) - Nicole Arkens 138, Isabelle Tancredi 149.
Lake Linden-Hubbell (NTS) - Chelsea Koepel 120, Ciara Larson 131.
Mackinac Island (NTS) - Peyton Waaso 126, Onaca Bennett 178.
Pickford (NTS) - Mackenzie LaPorta 143, Natalie Shaw 148, Justina Watson 154.
North Central (NTS) - Dana Rochon 119, Darcy Rochon 122, Kennedy Faccio 141.
Watersmeet (NTS) - Sarah Zielinski-Sauter 128, Haily Garrison 139.
St. Ignace (NTS) - Margo Brown 90.
Munising sophomore Carla Nottmeier, an exchange student from Germany, was runner-up with 93.
"On the front nine, I felt I wasn't doing well with my driving," said Nottmeier. "I didn't get the distance I wanted, but that got better on the back nine. I started to relax a little more and hitting the ball a little farther. It's a great feeling for us to win as a team."
BR-H junior Savanna Stenberg took third at 94, followed by DeTour eighth-grader Madison Wilkie 95 and Forest Park junior Lexi Gussert and Munising senior Molly Mattson 99.
Gussert, who came in as defending champion, already has offers to play basketball at several major colleges including reigning NCAA Division I national champion Connecticut, where she'll be visiting in the near future.
Stenberg hit 49 on the front nine and improved to 45 on the back nine.
"I started real bad on the front nine," said Stenberg. "I was having a problem with chipping. My short game improved on the back nine, which was a big boost. I wanted to shoot a 42 on the back nine and hoped to finish in the high 80s. I know I could have done better, but I'm still pleased with my score. I had the home course advantage, which was pretty helpful because I knew where every obstacle was on the course."
This marked the second straight runner-up finish for the Broncos, who placed second in D-2 a year ago.
"Savannah shot a great round," said Farnsworth. "The girls all come from families who play golf. They have a golf background and understand the terminology. A lot of it is course management and knowing what to do. There was a lot of rough out there today. If you didn't stay on the fairway, it added strokes in a hurry."
Ontonagon's leaders were junior Abby Domitrovich (108), senior Chloe Ashley (112) and sophomore Erin Majurin (123).
Jeffers, which has finished second or better in six of the last seven U.P. finals, dropped to 10th.
The top local individual came from Baraga, which didn't have enough golfers for a team score, but got a 100 from Rebecca Larson.
Junior Sarah Zielinski-Sauter paced Watersmeet at 128.


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Research has shown that our bodies are more complex than we have come to believe. Our physical body is permeated by and is composed of particles and waves of energies that are invisible to the unaided eye. Scientists and mathematicians note that the appearance of our bodies and of material things in general is essentially a construction of our senses: it is really the interaction of patterns of energy, vibrating at interwoven frequencies and intensities.
Tantric Masters from the East and mystics from the West also note that a luminous atmosphere surrounds human beings and indeed all living things. This atmosphere is the visible expansion of the aura, the energy fields that interpenetrate, express and permeate both our gross and subtle realities. These essential energy fields are divided by various schools into categories; for example, Rosicrucians speak of the vital body, the desire body and so on. Occultists and theosophists refer to the seven mystical sheaths –
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The varying terminologies unfortunately can be confusing, even misleading, for our everyday language fails to describe many things that lie outside the daily experience. It is the nature of language to define and categorise experience, so that it may be communicated in some accessible, symbolic form. Perhaps we need to expand the language to cover these little-known areas of life.
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NORTHAMPTON - Online bidding is underway at the Northwestern Children's Advocacy Center's website, northwesterncac.org, for 20 paintings of local scenes and still lifes by some of the Pioneer Valley's best artists.
The works of art will be the centerpiece of an Oct. 3 benefit silent auction and wine tasting at the Hotel Northampton from 6:30 to 9 p.m. (Auction bidding closes at 8:30).
In the meantime, the paintings can be viewed in a slideshow on the website. Some of the paintings will also be displayed in the lobby of Easthampton Savings Bank, 36 Main St., Easthampton.
The Northwestern district, serving Hampshire and Franklin counties and the town of Athol, has one of the highest rates of child abuse in Massachusetts, with over 5,000 reported cases each year. The Northwestern Children's Advocacy Center is a child-friendly house where physically and sexually abused children can be interviewed and medically examined, away from law enforcement setting and a busy hospital emergency department. Its provides a safe environment that minimizes further trauma to an already traumatized child and promotes healing.
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NEW YORK CITY - Huntsville has a friend in the Big Apple.
"Gloria Vanderbilt is your de facto PR person in New York City," Andrew Slaby said tonight at a party honoring Vanderbilt before the opening of her one-woman art exhibit, "The World of Gloria Vanderbilt: Collages, Dream Boxes, and Recent Paintings."
The show will be at 1stdibs gallery here, and the party was at the Beekman Place apartment of Janet Ruttenberg, a close friend of Vanderbilt and a New York art patron and artist in her own right.
"She says she feels a part of your family," Slaby, a longtime friend of Vanderbilt, said during the event.
Vanderbilt visited Huntsville in February to speak at the museum's Voice of Our Times speaker series, and was overwhelmed with the hospitality she received, Slaby said. She was also impressed by what she saw as a great sensitivity to the arts as well as the natural beauty of the area.
That's part of the reason why she's designated that the museum will receive the proceeds from a preview party gala for her exhibit on Wednesday at 1stDibs and a VIP dinner at the Four Season restaurant that will follow. Tickets for the preview party are $150 a head, and the dinner costs $500 to attend.
A number of Huntsville museum supporters attended tonight's party and were amazed at Ruttenberg's home full of spectacular art as well as its spectacular view of the East River.
"Isn't it incredible," said Glee Sides, who was at the party with Anne Pollard, an ex-officio member of the museum's foundation board and board of directors and an active supporter of the museum.
As the evening wound down, the guests headed down to the garden at Beekman Place where jugglers entertained the remaining guests. Wendy Goodman, the author of the coffee table biography "The World of Gloria Vanderbilt" and Christopher Madkour, the museum's executive director, led a champagne toast to Vanderbilt and her support of Huntsville's museum.
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I added this laptop to Meraki MDM System Manager a couple months ago and it was showing up in the Dashboard. Over Christmas break it was turned off a lot but when school started back up this week it is showing as offline.
However, the laptop re-enrolled itself on Meraki and now there are 2 of them there even though it is the same laptop. One shows as offline and one shows as online.
The laptop is Windows 8 and I am not using any Meraki or Cisco wireless products, just the Meraki MDM at this time. The laptop is mine and it is the one I access the System Manager Dashboard through.
Any idea's?
Edit: this was supposed to have a Cisco tag...sorry
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Jan 9, 2014 at 1:40 UTC
Have you tried deleting / removing the agent and re-installing it?
Jan 9, 2014 at 4:33 UTC
No. I haven't tried that. The agent is working because it enrolls the computer even though it is already enrolled. That could be a problem with the agent.
Jan 9, 2014 at 5:05 UTC
In my experience, device online status reporting is terrible in Meraki. I really like the product as a whole, but that's one part of it that rarely seems to work for anything. I've got iPhones, Windows laptops, Mac laptops, Mac servers, Windows servers, and iPads. I've learned that the online status reported in Meraki can never be trusted.
Jan 9, 2014 at 5:08 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
A laptop should be under Meraki SM, but not under their MDM.
Jan 9, 2014 at 5:09 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
If a mod sees this, it's in the wrong group. No MDM here. Should be in the Cisco group maybe.
Jan 9, 2014 at 5:13 UTC
A laptop should be under Meraki SM, but not under their MDM.
I could be wrong, but I think Meraki is pushing to blend the two. That's my impression when using SM, especially when considering that they now provide Profile management for Macs within SM. Am I misunderstanding you?
Jan 15, 2014 at 9:29 UTC
The Meraki System Manager can have laptops added to it for mobile management.
I did resolve the double laptop problem by deleting the old. and now it seems ok. I think it though they were separate devices because it was looking at the IP address. Weird, I know, but that was the only difference. The version of the laptop I deleted was from a time at home where I VPN'd into work.
Jan 15, 2014 at 9:31 UTC
Be sure to mark best answer and helpful posts.
Jan 15, 2014 at 9:33 UTC
Note that the a similar thing will happen if someone upgrades an iTem. It will halfway register with the old hardware's entry, but never work quite right. You have to delete the old one and enroll the new one.


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When playing Five Card American Standard, a jump by the responder in the named suit to the three level formally indicated 13-15 support points for that suit, and was considered a game forcing bid. However, over time the bridge community has adopted other auction sequences and has given new meaning to an old concept.
Please review the following:
In many, and perhaps older, bidding systems a jump raise, or Limit Raise, of the suit opened by partner promises a holding with at least a 4-card support for the Major suit of partner, or at least a 5-card support for the Minor suit of partner and no higher-ranking 4-card suit, 13-15/16 support points, and is absolutely game forcing.
Many partnerships reduced the requirement of the 4-card Major suit to a 3-card Major suit as adequate. Support Points are those points accumulated when the responder adds his values to the distributional points, so the jump raise is not entirely based on the total of the high card points.
In modern treatments a jump raise, or Limit Raise, of the suit opened by partner promises a holding with at least a 4-card support for the Major suit of partner, or at least a 5-card support for the Minor suit of partner and no higher-ranking 4-card suit, 10-12 support points, and is not game forcing, but rather invitational in nature. Support Points are those points accumulated when the responder adds his values to the distributional points, so the jump raise is not entirely based on the total of the high card points.
The modern treatment showing at least a 4-card Major suit support and at least a 5-card Minor suit support is presented. One reason for this choice is the rate of frequency, which has shown that the responder will more often have a 10-12 point holding as opposed to a full opening with support.
This approach also allows the responder to show the same holding even if the responder is a passed hand.
Example Opener Responder
The above example shows the more modern treatment, which has been adopted by the majority of bridge players playing Limit Raises. The Limit Raise is applied mostly in competitive bridge, but can also as easily be employed at the club level. The Limit Raise is used in all four suits, although some partnerships limit this conventional method only to the Major suits.
The meaning of the Limit Raise does not change whenever used. Therefore, a Limit Raise, even by a passed hand, carries the same meaning, without exception. Even after an intervening bid by an opponent, the Limit Raise still retains the original definition, although some partnership agreements have varied the meanings of certain bids to compensate for interference.
A. If the opener has opened with an absolute minimum, then the opener should pass.
AKJ83 Q85 975 Q2 Pass
B. If the opener has opened with additional values, then the opener should bid game.
C. The opener may even try slam with values and good distribution.
As mentioned, the Limit Raise can be applied to all four suits. It is important to remember that a Limit Raise in the Minor suits also carries the responsibility of the desired and required length. However, a Limit Raise in a Minor suit would not be advisable if the responder does hold a 4-card Major suit. It is definitely not recommended. If the partnership agreement decides to apply the Limit Raise also to the Minor suits, then the responder is required to have at least a 5-card holding in that Minor suit, and no 4-card Major suit, which should be bid first. The rebids of the opener remain the same as described below.
Example Opener Responder
Using the Limit Raise, it becomes necessary to alter the treatments and conventions normal to Five Card American Standard somewhat. However, the changes are minimal and can be applied easily to relay the correct information and to describe the hand accurately. These altered methods apply in general to the Major suits. They also apply to the Minor suits, but caution must be used as Length Of The Suit becomes the dominant factor.
Note: It is strongly recommended that the Limit Raise conventional method be employed in conjunction with the Jacoby 2 No Trump conventional method since they both complement each other.
If you wish to include this feature, or any other feature, of the game of bridge in your partnership agreement, then please make certain that the concept is understood by both partners. Be aware whether or not the feature is alertable or not and whether an announcement should or must be made. Check with the governing body and/or the bridge district and/or the bridge unit prior to the game to establish the guidelines applied. Please include the particular feature on your convention card in order that your opponents are also aware of this feature during the bidding process, since this information must be made known to them according to the Laws of Duplicate Contract Bridge. We do not always include the procedure regarding Alerts and/or Announcements, since these regulations are changed and revised during time by the governing body. It is our intention only to present the information as concisely and as accurately as possible.


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Mildred Congemi announced Tuesday that she will seek to succeed her husband, Louis Congemi, as the Jefferson Parish Council member for the 4th District.
"I am committed to bringing innovative and effective leadership to the Council as we continue to move Jefferson Parish forward," Congemi said in a prepared statement. "I am especially committed to doing this without the addition of any new taxes."
A civic activist, Congemi is a member of several Jefferson business associations and the founder of the Jefferson Coalition of Emerging Leaders, a group of young professionals focused on economic development issues.
She enters what could be the most populated race for a council seat this fall. Four other candidates, including Kenner City Council members Ben Zahn and Michele Branigan have shown interest in running for the 4th District seat.
Louis Congemi can't run for reelection because of term limits.
The 4th District encompasses most of Kenner and western Metairie neighborhoods.
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Today: 99% sunshine! A tad muggy. Highs near 85.
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IRON MOUNTAIN Mount Olive Lutheran Church of Iron Mountain will be hosting its annual Vacation Bible School program beginning Monday, Aug. 6 and coming to a close on Friday, Aug. 10.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. each day of that week. This special program is open to all children of the community, ages three to 12 years old, and enrollment is 100 percent free.
This year's theme is "An Amazing Desert Journey. "
"It is bound to be a fun and exciting way for all to learn about God's word," said a spokesperson.
Participants will experience a "desert journey" through the lands of the Bible, learning about how Jesus leads all through the journey of our own life, as we trek on towards heaven. The fun "desert journey" atmosphere will be enhanced through Bible stories, decorations, songs, art projects, and even desert-themed snacks.
Overview of the lessons children will learn during their five-day journey:
Monday: "Promises for the Journey - God promises to save us from sin."
Tuesday: "Provisions for the Journey - God provides all we need."
Wednesday: "Strength for the Journey - God gives us strength to resist temptation."
Thursday: "Hope for the Journey - God's Son rescues us."
Friday: "Joy for the Journey - God's Son leads us home to heaven."
If you have questions about the program or would like to enroll your child(ren), call the church at 774-8391 or e-mail Pastor Steve Lehmann at firstname.lastname@example.com. Registration is open.
The church is located on the corner of H Street and Stockbridge Ave.


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a decline in disposable income
decreases consumption by moving downward along a specific consumption schedule
what will cause a movement down along an economy's consumption schedule?
a decrease in disposable income
the relationship between the real interest rate and investment is shown by the
investment demand schedule
the immediate determinants of investment spending are the
expected rate of return on capital goods and the real interest rate
the real interest rate is
the percentage increase in purchasing power that the lender receives on a loan
the practical significance of the multiplier is that it
magnifies initial changes in spending into larger changes in GDP
in which industry or sector of the economy will business cycle fluctuations likely have the greatest effect on output
capital goods
the production of durable goods varies more than the production of nondurable goods because
durable purchases can wait
the United States economy is considered to be at full employment when
about 4-5 percent of the labor force is unemployed
structural unemployment
may involve a locational mismatch between unemployed workers and job openings
which of the following consititue the types of unemployment ocurring at the natural rate of unemployment
structural and frictional unemployment
Inflation means that
prices in the aggregate are rising, although some particular prices may be falling
demand-pull inflation
occurs when total spending exceeds the economys ability to provide output at the existing price level
A nations gross domestic product
is the dollar value of all final output produced within the borders of the nation
GDP is the
monetary value of all final goods and services produced with the borders of a nation in a particular year
by summing the dollar value of all market transactions in the economy we would
obtain a sum substantially larger than the GDP
final goods and services refer to
goods and services purchased by ultimate users, rather than for resale or further processing
If depreciation (consumption of fixed capital) exceeds domestic investment, we can conclude that
net investment is negative
suppose that inventories were $400 billion in 2007 and $50 billion in 2008. In 2008 accountants would
add $10 billion to other elements of investment in calculating total investment
in calculating GDP, governmental tranfer payments, such as social security or unemployment compensation, are
not counted
Government purchases include government spending on
government consumption goods and public capital goods
The aggregate demand curve
shows the amount of real output that will be purchased at each possible price level
the interest-rate effect suggest that
an increase in the price level will increase the demand for moneny, increase interest rates, and decrease consumption and investment spending
the real-balances effect indicates that
a higher price level will decrease the real value of many financial assets and therefore reduce spending
if the price level increase in the united states relative to foreign countries, then american consumers will purchase foreign goods and fewer U.S. goods is
the foreign purchases effect
the factors that affect the amounts that consumers, businesses, government, and foreigners wish to purchase at each price level are the
determinants of aggregate demand
if investment increases by $10 billion and the economys MPC is .8, the aggegate demand curve will shift
rightward by $50 billion at each price level
which of the following would most likely shift the aggregate demand curve to the right
An increase in stock prices that increases consumer wealth
in an effort to avoid recession, the government implements a tax rebate program, effectively cutting taxes for households. we would expect this to
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the aggregate supply curve
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the aggregate supply curve is upsloping because
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Read on to find out how to flash the firmware on your phone.
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Pre-Installation Requirements/Tips
- Infuse 4G with Clockworkmod recovery (CWM) installed.
- This procedure will wipe your apps and data. Backup your Apps and important data — bookmarks, contacts, SMS, APNs (internet settings), etc. This Android backup guide would help you.
- Sufficiently charged battery, at least 50% is recommended.
How to Install Rooted UCLB3 Firmware on Infuse 4G:
- Download the ROM file.
Download Link | Filename: SGH-I997_UCLB3_INFUSE.zip | Size: 182 MB
- Transfer the downloaded zip file to the root of the internal SD card on your phone.
- Turn off your phone and wait for complete shutdown (wait for capacitive button lights to go off).
- Then, boot into Clockworkmod (CWM) recovery.
- Select "Wipe data / factory reset" –> then Select Yes – Wipe data/Factory reset on the next screen. (This will NOT wipe your SD cards, only your installed apps and app related data.)
- Now scroll to "Install zip from sdcard" and select it.
- Select "Choose zip from sdcard". Scroll to the file you transferred in Step 2 and select it.
- Now confirm installation by selecting "Yes — Install SGH-I997_UCLB3_INFUSE.zip". The ROM will start installing.
- After the installation is complete, select "go back" and then select "reboot system now" to reboot into the ROM.
That's it. You now have a rooted UCLB3 ROM installed on your Infuse 4G. Share your thoughts and problems (if any) in the comments below and we'll try to help you out.


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Onondaga Community College will formally announce today a partnership that will allow its students to transfer all credits to St. John Fisher College in a variety of degree programs.
The so-called "2+2 agreement" will allow students to get their degree at Onondaga and then transfer to St. John Fisher. The agreement will include 14 degree programs at Onondaga and 32 degree programs at St. John Fisher.
OCC has similar arrangements Syracuse University, the University of Buffalo and SUNY Alfred.


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New Orleans police have arrested a woman in connection with a Central City shooting that left two teenagers wounded Sunday.
Verquan Carter, 21, was booked late Tuesday (Oct. 8) with two counts of attempted first degree murder and discharging a firearm during a violent crime. Witnesses at the scene told police Carter opened fire around 6:30 p.m. after getting into an argument with a woman who was walking in a group of people near the intersection of Jackson and South Claiborne Avenues, according to an arrest warrant written by NOPD Detective Virgil Landry.
During the argument, Carter took out a handgun and "started shooting into the group," according to the warrant.
It was one of 12 shootings in seven days in New Orleans that left six dead and nine wounded.
The Sunday shooting on Jackson Avenue wounded a 14-year-old boy, who was struck in the buttocks and hip, and an 18-year-old man, who was shot in the abdomen and hip. Both survived and identified Carter in lineups, the detective wrote.
Police arrested Carter in the 7600 block of Chef Menteur Highway, records show. She was held Wednesday in Orleans Parish Prison in lieu of $750,000 bond.
Staff writer Naomi Martin contributed to this report.


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In a reef tank, calcareous organisms like corals and clams along with calcareous algae, such as coralline algae, utilize the calcium dissolved in the water as one of the components to build their skeletons or shells. To keep a constant level in our reef tanks we need to supply calcium into the water column. One of the ways to accomplish this is the use of a calcium reactor.
A calcium reactor, in conjunction with a CO2 system, dissolves calcium-based filter media inside the reactor to replenish calcium and other minor elements in your aquarium water. For tanks with a high calcium demand, a calcium reactor is an invaluable tool that eliminates the need to dose 2-part calcium/alkalinity supplements.
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Central Asia
All eyes on Sino-Russian sub deal
By David Isenberg
China has struck a deal with Russia to buy eight more Kilo-class (Project 636) submarines for US$1.6 billion, according to a report in the June 25 Washington Post. This is significant for economic, political, and military reasons.
The Kilo-class submarine was designed for anti-submarine and anti-ship warfare in the protection of naval bases, coastal installations and sea lanes, and also for general reconnaissance and patrol missions. The Type 636 submarine is considered to be one of the quietest diesel submarines in the world. It is said to be capable of detecting an enemy submarine at a range three to four times as great as that at which it can be detected itself.
The Project 636 design is a generally improved development of the Project 877EKM Kilo class that represents an interim design between the standard Kilo and the new (Project 677) Lada project. The Rubin Central Maritime Design Bureau in St Petersburg designed it. The Project 636 is actively promoted for the world market by the Rosvoorouzhenie state-owned company. In the spring of 1997, the first Project 636 submarine was launched, and China became the first customer for this submarine. China had already acquired four Kilo-class submarines from Russia, including two of the more advanced Project 636 class.
Purchase of new submarines not only means a significant commercial deal, it also means that considerable investments will be made in the development of the coastal infrastructure, as well as in the training of specialists and crews.
The Pentagon is closely watching the impact of China's naval modernization on Taiwan's sea lanes and ports. The submarines would enhance China's ability to blockade trade-dependent Taiwan and challenge US naval supremacy in the area.
Under the agreement reached in May, Russia agreed to equip the submarines with long-range Club-S anti-ship ballistic missile systems and expedite delivery within five years. The Club missiles, with a range of 220 kilometers, could be an added deterrent to intervention by the United States.
The deal for additional submarines is part of a $4 billion weapons package that Russia has committed to provide China over the next four to five years. Included in the package are two more Sovremenny-class destroyers, adding to a pair China has already received, a new batch of S300 PMU2 anti-aircraft missiles and 40 Su-30MKK fighter-bombers.
To meet the deadline, Moscow is likely to spread the contract among more than one of the four Russian shipbuilders bidding for the contract. According to a report by Jane's Defence Weekly, five of the submarines on order are likely to be built at the St Petersburg-based Admiralteyskie Verfi shipbuilding plant, which recently finished repairing two Project 877EKM submarines for the Indian Navy. Two boats should be built at the Amur shipbuilding plant in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, and one would be completed at the Krasnoye Sormovo shipbuilding plant in Nizhny Novgorod. The Krasnoye Sormovo yard already has a hull nearly two-thirds completed, and this could be the first ready for the installation of on-board equipment and weapon systems.
But even as China ramps up its capabilities to threaten Taiwan, its purchases of big-ticket foreign weaponry point to deficiencies in its efforts to develop cutting-edge defense industries at home. The proposed acquisition raises doubts over the status of Beijing's indigenous Type 039 Song SSK program. Analysts previously believed that China would buy one or two additional Kilo-class subs to supplement the four already obtained. They more recently raised their expectations to six platforms, in part because of a lack of any evident progress with China's Song program. An order for eight boats further supports this view that the Song appears to be in trouble.
Thus, China has become the world's biggest importer of weapons, buying $1 billion a year from Russia alone, according to the Russian government.
From Russia the view is positive, for reasons aside from the profit. According to press reports the deal is a reason to believe that the brief lull in the export of Russian submarines is over. The export of diesel-electric-powered submarines kept the Russian naval shipbuilding going throughout the worst years for its military-industrial complex. The industry now hopes to build up from the success, the more so since two submarines of the fourth generation are already under construction at the shipyards in St Petersburg.
A fact that has largely gone unnoted in the general press coverage is that the Kilo-class submarines will be able to be upgraded, should China chose to do so, with equipment now being developed for the Amur 1650, which represents the fourth postwar generation of Russia's conventional submarines.
Furthermore, if China chooses not to do that, it could still take advantage of a Project 636M modernization package, which offers a missile complex, the latest inertial navigation system, periscope with night-vision channel, TV channel and laser range finder, towed VLF (very low frequency) and SW (shortwave) communications antenna, more powerful sonar system, storage battery of the same capacity but with the service life increased 2.5 times, more powerful power plant, etc. Thus equipped, Kilo-class submarines of the third generation will be competitive up to 2010, while retaining room for further modernization.
Russian submarines' unique capabilities and powerful armament are the two major attractions for foreign customers. In underwater duel modeling, Russian Kilo-class submarines invariably emerged the winner in virtual competition against German, French and Dutch submarines.
Predictably, the Taiwanese viewpoint is gloomy. Taiwanese Defense Minister Tang Yao-ming said the deal would threaten security in the Asia-Pacific region. "Communist China is seeking to expand its naval power from near sea to far sea which would threaten regional security," Tang told reporters.
In 1996 two US battle groups faced down Chinese threats to the island, days after China had fired missiles across the Taiwan Strait. Such a speedy response would become impossible once the new submarines were operational, military analysts said.
In any repeat of the 1996 incident, US commanders would first have to send a fleet of their own submarines to chase away the Chinese. One former submariner said: "No commander in his right mind would send a carrier group into the strait when there's a dozen Chinese submarines circling. It completely changes the situation."
To help counter China's naval buildup, US President George W Bush last year approved the sale of eight diesel-electric submarines to Taiwan as part of Washington's most comprehensive arms package to Taipei since 1992. But the United States has encountered problems in handling the submarines sales to Taiwan. The US stopped building diesel-electric submarines about 40 years ago. And because of various export restrictions, it has indeed become very complicated for the United States to persuade other countries that do build them, notably Germany, to consider doing so.
Currently, Taiwan operates two Dutch-built Sword Dragon submarines and two aging US ones.
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By ANGELA CARBONE
WEST SPRINGFIELD - The Philip G. Coburn School will have a new area and system for parents who drop off and pick up their children on school days.
The City Council on Monday approved new parking regulations that provide for no parking zones along Southworth Street in order to make arrival and dismissal at the elementary school safer for the children. The school is located at 115 Southworth St.
The council's Traffic and Safety Committee had been working on the issue after Coburn principal Colleen M. Marcus approached one of its members with a concern about safety and traffic. The committee met at the school during dismissal, and saw first-hand parents parking across the street from the school and beckoning to their children to cross, despite the fact that there is no crosswalk in front of the school.
Public works officials advised against establishing a crosswalk at that spot since it is in the middle of the block and not considered a safe option.
Monday's approval of the parking limits was the last hurdle to establishing the drop-off area and zone.
Councilor Paul H. Boudo, who is chairman of the Traffic and Safety Committee, said the mayor has approved including the project's $33,000 cost in this year's budget for sidewalk and road improvements. The project will include bumping in the sidewalk at the front of the school to provide room for eight cars to pull up to drop off or pick up children. The parking regulations provide a five-minute wait period in the zone from 8 to 8:45 a.m. and 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. on school days.
Boudo said any parent needing longer will have to pull into the school's parking lot to park.
No parking will be allowed on the northern side of Southworth Street, across from the school, during the same hours. Parking will be allowed at other times and when school is not in session.
There will be no changes to how the buses enter and exit the school grounds, Boudo said.
The council approval of the plan was unanimous.


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June 15, 2010
1:30 p.m.
Harris Hall Main Floor
Commissioner Bill Fleenor presided with Commissioners Rob Handy, Pete Sorenson and Faye Stewart present. Bill Dwyer was excused. County Administrator Jeff Spartz, County Counsel Liane Richardson and Recording Secretary Melissa Zimmer were also present.
a. DISCUSSION/Ice Arena Infrastructure.
Spartz, David Suchart, Management Services and Jim Hartnet, EIS Rinks, gave a report on the Lane Events Center Ice Arena. (Copy in file).
Rick Reno, Fairgrounds, thought they needed to have a consultant come in and give them the facts so they can make a good decision. He thinks the information they now have can move them toward a decision.
Spartz commented now that they have the data, (even if the Board chooses to make substantial repairs) Reno has done the work on the structural costs but he couldn't see how the ice arena could operate at break even. He thought they would need more money to break even.
Richardson was concerned with the Band-Aid approach. She didn't know what damage had been done to the refrigeration system. She said they have been told of the risk and they might not be able to get everyone out in time. She doesn't know how much longer the ice center will operate. She didn't want to just use the Band-Aid approach without just fixing up the dasher boards. She didn't know what $20,000 in repairs would do and if it would minimize the gaps. She commented that from a legal and risk standpoint the Band-Aid approach scares her.
Handy asked if they went with the Band-Aid approach what their liability would be.
Richardson indicated that they have been informed of the risk including oxygen being taken out of the air. She didn't know about the court's discretionary liability. She didn't know if they would succeed. She recommended making the best choice, recognizing that people can always sue them.
Fleenor asked about discretionary immunity.
Richardson responded that the ice rink is pleasurable and not part of government. She indicated that it would work against the County if they kept functioning at a level that wasn't safe.
Reno reported that he pulled the ice out last March. He indicated that he was already looking at seasonal operations. He said they will keep the ice out until the end of July and then put in back in August.
Stewart was not in favor of the Band-Aid approach. He thought it was a waste of money to spend $750,000 to $900,000 to make useable space for concerts and $1.3 million to spend to fix the cooling system. He couldn't give direction today. He doesn't know how to justify this expenditure when they are looking at a new roof at the cost of $1 million. He thought they needed creative ways to pay bills before they consider any options.
Reno concurred with Stewart. He added that if the Board is saying there is no money to accomplish this unless he comes with money generated, then he said they need a complete closing until they can get enough money to get options. He stated that he has no other choice financially. He thought they could operate it as a non-ice rink and bring in some money. He said they could come back with a ten year plan with a non-ice related facility that might make sense. He commented that if they try to keep it as an ice facility with the amount of money just to fix it, they would have to look at a public private option that open up legal issues they would have to go through before they made any decisions.
Richardson said that without looking at the ice being gone, there are concerns about the floor failing. She added if they put in foam to keep the form of the floor and make it just a general purpose facility then she doesn't have more concerns for this building than most other buildings.
Fleenor said that the ice rink needs to know whether they are going to reopen the facility for this fall. He thought it was a difficult decision and this is something that Reno and Spartz want to have done. He asked what they are going to do.
Reno indicated that the Eugene Generals, the Ducks, hockey people and hockey camps are waiting for them for the upcoming season. He said they need to make a decision immediately or they can't proceed with anyone. He added that based on what he had heard and the safety and risk issues, it is difficult to operate this year. He thought they could do things piecemeal until they come to a major decision.
Richardson agreed. She didn't recommend the Band-Aid approach.
Reno indicated that he has a client ready to do five or six events a year in the facility if there is no ice. He thought they could figure out rent facilities for specific types of events and looking at a phased in approach.
Handy asked what the cost would be for tearing down the building.
Suchart said he wouldn't have the number until July.
Handy wanted to have a page with options and what the costs would be so it is easily understood. He said they need to give people an opportunity to respond now that they know the numbers. He wanted to know what the other options are.
Fleenor wanted a non-profit to come back with a proposal and liability if they are going to move forward. He stated that they need to take action quickly and they need contractual language with liability limitations. He said they need feedback from the users and what they see as a solution.
Reno indicated that if they were to go with a public private partnership that they couldn't complete that in less than six months. He had already done preliminary work and the amount of issues that needed to be discussed. They would have to know who was legally responsible for capital and operations. He doesn't see how they can do this in a timely basis.
Fleenor commented that if they receive no serious proposals, then they will know the decision.
Sorenson wanted to have an opportunity for the users of the facility to give their perspective.
Fleenor asked for any viable proposals as soon as possible and if it makes it through the course they will bring it back as Emergency Business as soon as possible.
a. Announcements
DISCUSSION/Kerry Lieberman Energy Bill.
Alex Cuyler, Intergovernmental Relations Manager, stated that this is an update on a piece of legislation several weeks ago that came before the Board. He indicated that it created the most stir in Washington, D.C. for cap and trade legislation. He noted that it is the American Power Act, developed by John Kerry and Joseph Liberman. He indicated that it is a prepared document. (Copy in file). He noted because of the oil spill in the Gulf and elections coming up and the Congress' schedule winding down, he doesn't think they will get to the discussion about cap and trade. He said that unless they see something change, he didn't want the Board to have him draft a letter about the carbon sequestration issue. He recalled he wrote one letter on carbon sequestration and what they are looking forward for this bill is language that would be inserted.
a. Announcements
Handy reported that he will be attending the Em Ex steering committee meeting. He attended the dedication of the McKenzie High School track in Blue River.
Sorenson reported that last week there was a successful NCAA Track Meet for 2010 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship. He said there has been a change in policy regarding election of precinct committee persons. He completed his newspaper for his district. He announced that he is having a Town Hall Meeting on June 22 at the Hilyard Community Center about the budget.
Stewart thanked Handy for attending the dedication of the Track in Blue River.
Fleenor stated he was having his 169th dialogue. He said he will be in Junction City.
14. EXECUTIVE SESSION as per ORS 192.660
There being no further business, Commissioner Fleenor adjourned the meeting at 3:25 p.m.
Melissa Zimmer
Recording Secretary


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by Azaroth | December 30th, 2011
It's been an amazing year. Not just for IPY, but for gaming in general.
Most especially the second half of 2011 has been full of great game releases. We don't personally remember a time in recent history that there have been so many large budget, highly anticipated games thrust out into a sea desperately clawing nerd hands at the same time.
As a result, in a lot of ways, the second half of the year has been a bit of a slow time for UO – where the first half was perhaps the most exciting time Ultima Online has had in a half decade or more.
Though, even if a lot people are playing the newest, shiniest shooter or the latest massive budget diku MMO, we think there's still a lot of life left in UO for 2012. UO will never die, of course. The free server community has assured that. But how many large population shards do you have left? Was IPY 2 the last big launch, even?
… What level of survival are you prepared to accept?
Us? We're not prepared to accept anything short of the outstanding, as In Por Ylem has always been.
Even though things have slowed down on IPY in comparison to our incredibly massive, groundbreaking start with over 2,300 players online at a time daily earlier this year, I'm absolutely confident that we can regain a strong amount of our success.
A large portion of our lost numbers can be chalked up to players finished macroing their characters and banned accounts (and there are literally thousands of those). But we do also need to face reality.
The shine has worn off, IPY is not brand new anymore.
Beyond that, we're not doing everything as well as we could be. Our attention to detail has fallen down, we need to pull it back.
IPY's launch was fantastic, though perhaps a bit early. Obviously after launch, we have less time to work on things as our days become wrapped up in live server administration, bugs, community and customer service. Through 2010 we worked day and night, having none of those responsibilities. Our time was spent simply adding new content, concentrating on the game itself.
Much of IPY 2's success came from casual gamers and long since ex-UO players that, very simply, didn't all get stuck long term because UO isn't as sticky as new games. In a day and age where starting a character in an MMO is nothing short of a firmly hand held experience, Ultima Online can feel confusing and frustrating to get back in to, or especially to get in to for the very first time.
Going forward, we can give EVERY UO fan a reason to log in to IPY. We can make it easier and more fun to get started, even more rewarding to excel and progress to the endgame.
We can give IPY veterans and PvPers a reason to log back in by listening and improving the game. We can reinvigorate our loyal userbase and give them just what they want.
We can step back and create a plan, get the attention to detail fine tuned and have our services and customer service bang on.
We can, and we will.
Our plans for 2012 include a full fledged relaunch of IPY 2 after collecting data from users via polls and surveys. We are going to reorganize our services, web presence, and customer service. We're going to fix old bugs and finish up old promises. We're going to add new and exciting features to get your UO juices flowing again.
Our passion for Ultima Online never died, just like yours hasn't. In 2012, IPY is back and going to be stronger than ever.
Please keep an eye on azaroth.org for development blogs through the early part of the year, and www.inporylem.com for official updates.
You'll know when it's time.
Until then, please have a great time on IPY, and watch our for our new "10 in 10 for 2.5″ development blog feature on www.azaroth.org.
This time, we launch complete.
Are you with us?ikoni


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DEARBORN, MI- Ford Motor Co. today reported a slight increase in May U.S. sales compared to a year ago.
The Dearborn-based automaker said U.S. sales last month totaled 254,084 vehicles, up 3 percent from May 2013. Retail sales, according to Ford, set several model records with 174,889 vehicles sold – an increase of 6 percent.
"Fusion and Escape had their best months ever, which helped us to our strongest May result since May 2004," said John Felice, Ford vice president of U.S. marketing, sales and service. "Explorer continued to gain ground in the midsize utility segment with its best monthly sales performance in nearly 10 years, while Lincoln MKZ saw its best May ever."
Ford Explorer sales last month topped the 20,000-vehicle mark for the first time since July 2005 with sales of 20,346 vehicles, a 21 percent increase from last year. With 31,896 vehicle sales, Ford Escape also posts an all-time record, topping the 30,000-vehicle mark for the first time ever. Escape and Explorer sales of 52,242 vehicles helped increase total utility vehicle sales by 9 percent – the best May performance since July 2005.
Through May, Ford's 2014 sales are down roughly 1 percent from the same time a year ago to 1 million vehicles sold in the U.S.
Ford's May results are much lower than that of its crosstown rivals. General Motors Co.'s sales increased 12.6 percent. Chrysler sales were up 17 percent – marking its 50th-straight month of year-over-year sales gains.
Industry analysts expect May sales to increase 11.5 percent from April 2014 and a 7.3 percent uptick from May 2013.
"Credit conditions are making it easier to buy or lease a new car," said Edmunds.com senior analyst Jessica Caldwell. "Shoppers are opting for longer terms at lower interest rates. In other words, they're able to afford more expensive cars by keeping their monthly payments at or near what they're used to paying."
Non-domestic automakers are also scheduled to release their May sales today.
Check back to MLive for more details.
Michael Wayland covers the automotive industry for MLive. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com & follow him on Twitter @MikeWayland or Google+.


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|Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute
Mr. Friday is a puppet to assists in bringing information pertinent to the story that the children will be viewing in class. He will guide the children in their critical analysis of historical facts in film by asking relevant questions about the stories. Follow-up activities will include cooperative learning where children are paired and discuss themes from the film then report back to class. In addition, a collaborative effort will involve second and third grade students paired with first graders in order to make an animated movie about Daniel Boone.
My unit is part of a team effort including teachers from L.W. Beecher School whereby we help students utilize film to examine major movements in American history.


text: A: Photographers, band members, and other talents won't have time to sit down for long, so they won't need a formal table. They will need to be able to grab a quick bite, be it the same meal you serve guests, or something more modest. Ask your catering manager to set up a table for them in the cocktail area, the anteroom or another area that is out-of-the-way, but still close enough that they can keep an eye on the action.


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Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Easter and it is the third most celebrated event within the Christian faith.
Kevin mattatall
Only Easter and Christmas are considered to be greater than Palm Sunday.
John 12:12-13 " … when they heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem, took branches of palm trees and went out to meet Him and cried out: Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! The King of Israel!"
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Jesus came into Jerusalem riding on a donkey and the disciples were confused about what this meant. They had all felt that Jesus came to free Israel and He would do so as soon as He became King. Jesus riding on a donkey was a sign that He had come not to do battle but to bring peace.
The Bible tells us that when Jesus returns the second time that He will be riding a white horse as He comes to bind the devil and destroy the works of darkness. How Jesus appears to you declares what He has come to do for you.
Palm Sunday was a celebration that their king was coming to set up His Kingdom but they had no idea how different this Kingdom would be. This King did not come to make Rome pay for the burdens that they had put on Israel but this King came to suffer for the sins of the world.
This King did not come to deploy His armies to spill the blood of His enemies but this King came to give His own blood to pay the debt that the world owed for sin. This King did not come to inflect wounds upon evil men but He was wounded for our transgressions and bruised for our iniquities. This King did not come as a man of war but rather He came as the Prince of Peace.
The mystery of Palm Sunday is in the thinking between who they thought was coming down the road and who was really coming down the road. The same thing holds true today as the world wants to believe in a loving God but if God is all powerful why does He allow bad things to happen?
To answer this we must go back to the reason mankind was created in the first place. Mankind was made in the likeness of God and was given the full right to choose between freely loving or freely rejecting God.
God wanted someone to love Him and that meant giving them their own free will. Man decided to do evil but then turned it around and blamed God for allowing it to happen.
God compares His relationship to us as a marriage. Marriage should be based on two people who have equal rights to freely express their feelings. Your spouse has the right to love you or hate you and if they choose to hate you, can they then blame you for the problems that their hatred has created?
Jesus came down the road on Palm Sunday to set up a New Kingdom and what a wonderful Kingdom it would be. No longer does mankind need to be away from God but the broken relationship between God and mankind has been mended. We were like a divorced couple and the innocent one Jesus makes a way for the guilty one to return and renew their marriage vows. That's what Jesus did at Easter.
Palm Sunday is the beginning of Holy Week. Find a good church to attend and renew your faith in the living God. Have a super day, God bless you all.
Kevin Mattatall is the pastor of the Cape Breton Christian Fellowship Church. The Cape Breton Post welcomes comments on his column by email at email@example.com.