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The following is a DEC press release:
With the recent discovery of Emerald Ash Borer in Tioga County, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) reminds landowners with 10 or more forested acres that free assistance in managing their woodlot is available from DEC. The Cooperative Forest Management Program encourages private forest landowners in New York to apply sound management practices to their forest land. Forest landowners are encouraged to use this service to identify high risk areas within their forest and to develop a management plan to help keep theses forested areas productive and healthy.
"Well-managed wood lands can provide income, recreational opportunities, wildlife habitat and other values for owners. DEC supports the sustainable use of forest resources on private lands by helping private landowners become better forest stewards," noted DEC Regional Director Ken Lynch.
Forest stewardship means setting and achieving objectives for your land while at the same time maintaining its environmental integrity for future generations. Stewardship objectives may include a variety of benefits such as timber production, wildlife habitat, aesthetics, recreation and protection of soil and water.
Under the Cooperative Forest Management Program a DEC service forester will visit the woodlot and accompany the landowner on a tour to outline the existing forest management opportunities. The forester will then develop a free forest stewardship plan with recommendations that reflect the landowner's goals and objectives while incorporating good forest practices.
The forest stewardship management plan will enable property owners to realize multiple benefits from their land. In addition, by having a forest stewardship plan, the landowner may be eligible to apply for EQIP forestry funding to help complete some of the recommendations in the plan.
Whatever a landowner's goals may be, DEC private land foresters are available to help clearly identify objectives, develop a plan to achieve those objectives and assist landowners in becoming a steward of their forest land.
For further information on this program, or to arrange for a forester to visit your woodlot of ten acres or more, contact Matt Swayze at the DEC's Division of Lands and Forest office in Cortland at 607-753-3095 ext. 220.

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It has recently come to my attention that another Wes has joined DC Tri. What gives? Who is this guy? I was told with my initial membership that I would be the only Wes to ever hold an active membership with this illustrious guild. I demand answers from the Board, immediately.
With Love,
Wes 1.0
I'm as upset about it as you are Wes 1.0. When I joined the club I was assured there would be no Wes' allowed in the club. I was obviously lied to.
The board carefully considered your recent behavior towards one of our most loved members and decided to rescind the promise.
Brady started it.
Wes 2.0 is actually wicked fast. Dude can climb hills like a mountain goat.


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This is an update from the joint hearings by the Coast Guard and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement investigating the causes of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion on April 20.
A statement to Coast Guard rescuers shortly after the Deepwater Horizon blew up contains explosive allegations about the way the rig's captain handled the emergency.
Stephen Bertone, the rig's chief engineer, stated 26 hours after the accident that killed 11 crew members that Capt. Curt Kuchta yelled at one employee for pushing a distress button and ordered another to leave behind an injured man on a gurney, according to recitation of the previously sealed statement by BP lawyer Richard Godfrey.
Bertone indicated in other testimony Monday that a man on the gurney was lifted into a life raft and brought to safety.
Godfrey put the pressure on Bertone to explain his initial incident statement, even though Bertone's lawyer advised him not to comment on it. That set off a long dispute over whether the witness would answer or if he has to invoke his Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate himself.
It also brought objections from Transocean lawyer Ned Kohnke and Kuchta's personal lawyer, Kyle Schonekas, who said the panel could have asked the captain about it when he testified in May and raising the criticism now didn't afford Kuchta an opportunity to defend himself or put his decisions into context.
Similarly, subsea engineer Chris Pleasant testified in May that Kuchta urged him to calm down shortly after the explosions and not activate an emergency disconnect system. That disconnect could have stopped the flow of gas and oil to the rig and possibly minimized the fire. The emergency disconnect system ended up not working when Pleasant later tried to activate it.
Bertone's testimony also showed that he never participated in any of the tests of the blowout preventer, the last-ditch safety equipment that was supposed to shut off the well, and said he was unfamiliar with updates and alterations on the BOP before the incident.
Bertone, a Transocean employee, said it wasn't in his area of expertise, even though the chief subsea engineers that reported to him were responsible for the equipment that failed to shut off the well after it blew.
Godfrey, the BP lawyer, said an audit reviewed by Bertone showed that 390 jobs on Deepwater Horizon, reflecting 3,545 man-hours, were left undone during the course of the year. BP said Transocean had let the incomplete work pile up from one year to the next.
Previous testimony by Stephen Bertone
Ronnie Penton, a lawyer representing chief electronics technician Mike Williams, a subordinate of Stephen Bertone's, suggested that some key safety functions on board the rig were set to bypass when the accident occurred.
First, Penton asked if the general alarm was bypassed. Bertone said he didn't know, but testified that he didn't recall hearing it sound when the explosions began.
Then, Penton asked if a system for purging gaseous air from the drill shack had been bypassed for the last five years. Again, Bertone said he didn't know and didn't know who else would know.
Penton said the so-called "mini-purge" system was critical for keeping gas -- the same gas that ended up igniting the massive explosions onboard the rig -- away from the drill floor. It appears the men on the drill floor were all killed instantaneously in the explosions.
The third session of a Marine Board investigation into the cause of the Deepwater Horizon well blowout started with a bang Monday, as the rig's chief engineer described a rig suffering from maintenance problems before the April 20 accident.
Bertone, a Transocean employee, testified that the rig's thruster, an underwater propeller that helps the rig move, had been "having problems" for eight months before the disaster. He also said that the driller's chair had lost electrical power days before and its computer system, used to monitor activity in the well thousands of feet down, repeatedly froze up.
Both pieces of information provide possible new clues about why the massive Deepwater Horizon was a "dead rig" with no engine power and failed backup generators immediately following the first explosions. The lack of power prevented the rig from disconnecting from the pipes that connected to the well nearly a mile below the sea.
Because the rig stayed connected and continued to burn, the rig sank April 22 and resulting damage to underwater structures led to the largest oil leak in U.S. history.
Bertone echoed earlier testimony from Capt. Curt Kuchta and subsea engineer Chris Pleasant about how attempts to engage an emergency disconnect system failed during the accident. Two engines that were active at the time of the accident oversped and shut down. And when Bertone and others tried to manually trip a backup power generator, that didn't work either.
Also, Bertone said he reviewed an audit before the accident that found larger maintenance issues requiring Deepwater Horizon to go to the shipyard in early 2011 for work on thrusters, engines, seawater systems, ballast systems and drilling equipment.
Before Bertone even came to the witness table, a tense tone was set for the hearings. The panel, a joint effort of the Coast Guard and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulations and Enforcement, declared Kuchta, the rig's master, and Jimmy Harrell, the top drilling supervisor, parties of interest on the last day of the second round of hearings in late May.
Lawyers for both Kuchta and Harrell made their first appearances by vociferously objecting to the panel's adding their clients to the parties of interest, along with BP, Transocean, Halliburton and other companies involved in the well project.
Both lawyers, Kyle Schonekas for Kuchta and Pat Fanning for Harrell, objected that their clients should have been named parties of interest from the start and were denied access to key information because of the delay.
The panel has subpoena power, but it has been stymied in getting certain testimony at times. One witness planned for Tuesday, BP company man Robert Kaluza, previously declined to testify by invoking his Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate himself. The other top BP official on the rig, Donald Vidrine, was removed from Tuesday's witness list without explanation. Another rig worker, Wyman Wheeler, will not show up Monday because of an illness, the panel said. Wheeler was the tool-pusher on the rig who raised some of the first questions about pressure in the well hole.
Bertone was prevented from answering certain questions by his lawyer. When panel member Jason Mathews tried to ask Bertone whether he was ever told to leave a member of the rig crew behind during the accident, his lawyer stepped in and said there was information about that in Bertone's witness statement, given to the Coast Guard while still at sea, 26 hours after the explosions. The lawyer said the statement spoke for itself, but Mathews said he wanted the statement on the record during these hearings because the witness statement is not a public document.
The chairman of the panel, Capt. Hung Nguyen, stepped in and declared that absent any answers from Bertone, his statement from April 21 would be added to the public record. Nguyen also warned Bertone that when he says he doesn't recall or doesn't know certain answers, it could factor into their assessment of his competence. Ned Kohnke, a lawyer for Transocean, said Nguyen was intimidating the witness.


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George Washington led a ragtag band of American colonists to victory in the Revolutionary War in eight years.
If only the renovation of one of the war's historic sites could be completed as quickly, Jersey City residents would have a real reason to set off fireworks.
A wreath-laying ceremony yesterday morning, Presidents Day, at the Apple Tree House on Academy Street in Jersey City was a tribute to the first U.S. president, George Washington. It was there, local legend has it, that Washington met with French Major Gen. Marquis de Lafayette in 1779 to discuss war plans.
But the 30th annual event also served as a somber reminder that 15 years after the city purchased the property from Provident Savings Bank, the site is still closed for repairs.
"Basically, everything on the inside is done," said Edward Meehan, president of the George Washington Commemorative Society of Jersey City and vice president of the Lincoln Association of Jersey City.
The event featured brief remarks by Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop, Meehan and Richard Winant, who was dressed as Washington.
After the ceremony, the event attendees gathered at Jack Miller's Pub, also on Academy Street, for a toast.
Decades of planning, preparation and $4.1 million in funding have gone into repairing the structure, which previously served as a funeral home.
"The building was supposed to be demolished, but we were able to get 5,000 signatures in two weeks to stop the destruction," Meehan said of the building, which has been closed to the public since 1990.
The renovation has been plagued by fits and starts from the beginning.
The much-heralded fix-up was planned to start in August 2005, but the kickoff was delayed until May 9, 2006.
Now, the project is close to completion, Jersey City officials say.
The final stages of renovation — Phase III includes landscaping and other exterior fixes — will be done with a $700,000 grant.
"It's just landscaping that remains to be done," said Meehan, optimistic about the Apple Tree House being opened to the public in 2015.
"Hopefully, it can be completed by next year, but we have kept up the public pressure."
City officials have said in the past that the building, constructed in 1740, would serve as a museum or the city's Cultural Affairs office, but at the moment, there are no definite plans for the building's use.


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Expect gorgeous fall weather this week, but fortunes could change by Friday as forecasters watch the potential development of a storm off the Atlantic Coast.
Until then, midstate weather will be controlled by a large area of high pressure over Quebec that is expected to settle over the region, according to the National Weather Service at State College.
Computer models disagree over where the storm might form and what track it could take, forecasters said. Rain, however, is likely Friday into Saturday.
Fall begins today at 11:44 a.m.,and the forecast is right in line with the season. Today will be mostly sunny with the high near 73 degrees. Tuesday will be a virtual carbon copy, with mostly sunny skies and a high of 72 degrees.
Forecasters said Wednesday will be sunny and a bit warmer, with the high near 74 degrees. Thursday will be mostly sunny, with the high near 72.
At this point, there's a 30 percent chance of rain Friday into Friday night, with the high near 73 degrees, forecasters said.
Meanwhile, the National Hurricane Center is watching a low-pressure system that has dumped heavy rain over Puerto Rico that could develop into a tropical depression later today. The storm, if it does develop, would be named Kyle.
After a rainy start to to the month, nary a drop has fallen at Harrisburg International Airport since Sept. 13. Rainfall for the month stands at 3.83 inches, which is 1.23 inches above normal.


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The Rise Institute works with a variety of staff, advisers, donors, and underwriters to accomplish its media and learning objectives. Rise Institute hopes to attract partnerships (such as with research, writing, and producing relationships) with benevolent thought leaders who can help us produce compelling, uplifting, and transformative content to global audiences.
Rise Institute is currently working with universities, high schools, academics, ministries, cognitive specialists, culture and leadership experts, foundations, film production companies, and non-profit organizations.


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Assam TET 2013 Admit card , Exam center. The Short Listed Candidates for Secondary TET(2012-13) Centre Wise/Venue Wise List is published on the official website of Rashtriya Madhyamik Siksha Abhijan (RMSA)
www.ssaassam.gov.in – Assam Teachers Eligibility Test
Eligibility Criteria for Assam TET 2013:
1) Graduate teacher has been prescribed as BA/B.Sc/ B.Com with 50% marks with B.T./ B.Ed. degree from any recognized university.
2) Hindi Teacher: Pravin/ Ratna in Hindi with 50% marks having degree qualification from any recognized university or B.A with Hindi as one of the subject with 50% marks and B.T / B. Ed. degree from any recognized University.
3) Classical Teacher (Sanskrit):- Shastri with 50% marks having degree qualification from any recognized University or B.A with Sanskrit as one of the subjects with 50% marks and B.T/ B.Ed degree from any recognized University.
4) Classical Teacher such as Arabic, Urdu, Persian etc:- MM with 50% marks with degree qualification from any recognized University or B.A with Arabic as one of the subjects with 50% marks and B.T./B.Ed. from any recognized University.
5) Classical Teacher (Assamese Language, Manipuri Language):- B.A with Honours/ Major in concerned subject with 50% marks and B.T. /B.Ed. degree from any recognized University
Government of Assam, Education Department
Short Listed Candidates Appearing for Secondary TET 2012-13
Centre Wise/Venue Wise List for Kamrup tet admit card/ merit list 2013, Morigaon, Darrang tet admit card/ merit list 2013, Nalbari & Barpeta, Bongaigaon Jorhat, Sonitpur, Sibsagar tet admit card/ merit list 2013, Tinsukia, Golaghat, Lakhimpur, Dhemaji, Dibrugarh, Goalpara, Dhubri, Karimganj, Nagaon,Baksa, Chirang, Udalguri, Kokrajhar, Dima Hasao tet admit card/ merit list 2013, Karbi Anglong, Cachar tet admit card/ merit list 2013, Hailakandi
Number of Vacancies: 4500 (the figure is indicative and may increase if required)
Unit 3: General Science and Technology
Unit4: Geography of India with Special emphasis on Assam
Unit 5: Economy of India with Special emphasis on Assam
Unit6: Mental Ability and Reasoning
Unit7: Environment
Unit8: Secondary Education in India and Management of Schools
B. Current Affairs (20 Marks)
Matters of State, National and International importance, Political and Economic developments, Culture, Art, Literature, Games, Sports, Scientific and Technological advancements, etc.
Part 2: Pedagogy and General English (100 marks)
(All questions will be of Multiple Choice Objective Type)
A. Pedagogy (75 marks)
Unit 1: Teaching –Learning Process and Pedagogy
General Principles of Teaching, Maxims of Teaching
Significant trends in Modern Teaching Learning Process
Process of Learning-Major Laws of Learning, Role of Motivation in Learning
Teaching Methods and Techniques
Teaching Skills
Teaching Devices
Taxonomy of Educational Objectives: Cognitive, Affective & Psychomotor
Lesson Plan: Essentials of a good Unit
Teaching Aids
Unit 2: Educational Psychology
Educational Psychology- Its Meaning and Nature: Application of Educational Psychology in the classroom.
Attention and Interest – Its Educational Implication
Personality- Its Concept- role of family and school in personality development
Education of Children with Special Needs
Mental Health and Hygiene, Adjustment and Mechanism
Intelligence- concept and nature: Individual differences in intelligence, creativity.
Unit 3: Psychology of Adolescence
Significance of Adolescence Period
Dimensions of Development during Adolescence- physical, intellectual, social, emotional and moral.
Emotional problems in the classroom.
Understanding the adolescent learner- role of family and school
Juvenile Delinquency
Guidance and Counseling
Understanding Developmental Hazards during adolescence.
B. General English (Maximum 25 marks)
Unit 1: Remedial Grammar
Tense Forms
Auxiliaries- primary and modals
Direct and indirect narration
Active and passive voice
Appropriate prepositions
Vocabulary-antonyms, Synonyms
Pairs of Words
Unit 2: Composition
Letter Writing- Personal and Formal
Report Writing
Phrases and idioms
Sentence structure – word order
Paragraph writing
Precis writing
Miscellaneous Corrections
- Structure & Content of Test:- The examination shall be for 200 marks of 200 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), each one of them carrying equal marks. The subject areas broadly are as follows.
Sl. No Subject Number of Questions Marks
1 General Studies & Current Affairs 100 MCQs 100
2 Pedagogy & General English 100 MCQs 100
Total Marks 200
- TET Examination (Tentative): 24th March, 2013
- Declaration of Result (Tentative): 10th of March 2013
Short Listed Candidates for Secondary TET(2012-13) Centre Wise/Venue Wise List
Candidates who have applied for Assam Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) 2012, their admit cards will be dispatched soon to the all candidates by Education Department, Assam to the all candidates whose list is attached here below. Their is no Notification has published regarding Online Admit Card Download till now.
Centre Wise /Venue Wise Candidate List with Roll No for SM/ASM TET(Paper-I)
Centre Wise /Venue Wise Candidate List with Roll No for SM/ASM TET(Paper-II)
List of Candidates for Siksha Mitra TET Examination 2012 (Elementary) whose data not matching
with the database of SM/ASM data maintained at the time of up-gradation of EGS centres .


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SUMMERSIDE - Independent MLA Olive Crane is looking forward to Tuesday's provincial budget and hoping to see some of the ideas and items that Treasurer Wes Sheridan and the Premier have expressed interest in, implemented on their way to placing a balanced budget to Islanders before the next election.
© Stephen Brun/Journal Pioneer
Independent MLA Olive Crane
ãMr. Sheridan and the premier talk about issues such as changes to the HST and the removal of more items from that tax,ã Crane said. ãThey also talk about reducing Provincial Income taxes for some individuals.ã
Crane said she expects to see the "better tax solutions" promised by the finance minister who has told Islanders in the past that he has solutions to put more money in low-income Islander's pockets.
Crane knows said the last few years have been very difficult years on Islanders on fixed or low incomes.
ãMany Islanders were not able to heat their homes this winter because of the increased costs of heating products,ã she said.
She said she hopes government will provide "a Home Heating Rebate for Islanders with modest incomes and she hopes all essential heating products like propane and electricity have the HST removed."
Crane said government has promised an increase to the food allowance for families on social assistance which can be a step in the right direction
ãMany people living on fixed incomes and the working poor require a guaranteed basic income to survive,ã she said
Crane wants a program to help the many modest income Islanders who have to go out of province for health services and cannot afford the costs of travel, accommodations and food.
The Independent MLA wants the $39 million the province received from the federal government when it signed on to the HST to go towards the deficit and rebated programs that help Islanders.
ãThe Finance Minister cannot continue to raise taxes and fees without giving something back to those he continues to tax," Crane said.
Crane said she is committed to holding government accountable for the decisions they make and she will continue to monitor progress, watch timelines on delivery items and will continue to place high priority on issues that impacts on individuals, their families and communities.


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The St. John's Icecaps have played 19 games this American Hockey League season. Winger Derek Whitmore (shown above) appeared in seven of them, scoring a goal and adding two assists. Whitmore has left the IceCaps to joining a team in the German Elite League and as a result, St. John's has released him from the professional try-out contract he was operating under. — Telegram file photo
St. John's5°C Complete weather forecast


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I have to admit I'm fascinated by the Duggars.
The super-sized Arkansas family featured on TLC's "19 Kids and Counting" has become a sort of guilty pleasure as I read about happenings in their ever-growing brood.
We had a story last week on how the family added another member with the birth of the second grandchild. Every time we run a story on this unusual clan, people have a lot to say. Some wonder logistically how a family takes care of so many children (or travels anywhere without losing someone, for that matter). Others snidely imply they should practice birth control. And still others muse about why they deserve news coverage for doing nothing more than popping out kids.
On the last count, I'd argue they're doing more than just having children. They're raising them. And since I'm experiencing first-hand that taking care of one child, while wildly rewarding, can be a lot of work, I tip my hat to a family that has enough members to organize two baseball teams. And they seem to be friendly, well-groomed, faith-filled, community-service-minded individuals at that.
I have a much bigger problem with couples who have two children, shirk all parental responsibilities and rely on welfare while they sit on the couch, swig beer and spend their lives blaming other people for their poor choices.
I don't know many people from large families. I do have a friend who's one of 11, and when I saw all her siblings lined up together for the first time, I thought they were the cutest family I had ever seen. And they have the advantage of plenty of built-in friends.
But at the same time, it's a little hard for me to wrap my mind around. My son is the only grandchild, both sides of the family, right now. I just have one brother, and while I'm sure our parents thought we were loud at times, no way could we compete with a family of 19 children and two grandchildren. My husband, who's an only child, would find a family that large even more overwhelming.
I don't watch "19 Kids and Counting" because we don't have cable (hey, maybe we're more like the Duggars than I thought), but I did read their first book, "The Duggars: 20 and Counting." And while at the outset, our lives couldn't be more different -- I don't want 19 children, or even nine for that matter, I have no desire to home school and we won't be building our own house anytime soon -- there are a lot of lessons that could be applied to a family of any size.
They live without debt and teach their children the value of hard work and helping others. They are steadfast in their faith. And they realize the importance of having fun together.
But I suspect that no matter how well-behaved those children are, there isn't an abundance of down time. And I imagine if we had that many children the grandparents would no longer clamor to babysit.
While it's not for everyone, I think the Duggars, and any other large family who are working hard to do the right thing, definitely are worthy of some news coverage if only because they are an anomaly.


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Federal Reserve Bank Predicts Texas Job Growth to Continue in 2013
Posted by Mike Pannell on Tuesday, January 8th, 2013 at 10:38am.
The good news for this week lies within a forecast made by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. According to the organization's report, state-wide job growth is predicted to grow by two to three percent over the next 12 months, reflecting only a slight decline from the 3.2 percent estimation made earlier this year.
In addition to this employment force, Dallas Fed president Richard Fisher revealed a number of forecasts regarding economic trends over the next year, following discussions on the local economy. Exports, energy and construction have played large roles in stimulating job creation. While Texan employment rates have risen above pre-recession-levels for this year, experts point out a slight decline, as export and energy activities have gone through a slowdown since June.
Keith Phillips, the senior policy adviser for Dallas Fed, says that the seemingly small job growth is nothing that locals should worry about. "Most states would be happy to have 2 to 3 percent [job] growth," he says.
Energy has helped stimulate economic development in Texas since shale drilling commenced in 2006. Texas secured itself a spot amongst the top three oil-producing states -- Texas, Oklahoma and North Dakota -- this year.
However, Phillips explains that low natural gas prices have led to a decline in permits and drilling – a situation that's notable in dry natural gas areas such as the Barnett Shale in North Texas. While oil and gas jobs grew 8.1 percent so far this year, it pales in comparison to the 17.6 percent increase witnessed last 2011.
Meanwhile, the state's exports sector hasn't been doing too well either. "The outlook for [Texas] exports is not very strong," Phillips said. "Exports will likely be flat to down slightly."
On the other hand, construction performed quite well, as market conditions denoted scarce inventory, low mortgage rates, increased construction productivity, as well as the creation of more industry-related jobs
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A daily highlight from today's festival calendar. Today's pick:
"Lou Reed's Berlin"
11:15 p.m., Canal Place Cinema
We know director Julian Schnabel has an eye for visuals, based on his best-director nomination last year for "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly." And we know music legend Lou Reed has an ear for poetry, as evidenced by ... well, his whole career. Here the two collide in an acclaimed concert documentary, focusing on a live performance by Reed of his 1973 concept album "Berlin." It originally saw a limited release this summer, but it has never played on the big-screen in New Orleans -- until now.
Here's a rundown of today's full festival lineup:
Saturday Oct. 11, 2008
11 a.m., "The Indie Filmmaker, a Survival Guide," Southern Repertory Theater, panel discussion
12:30 p.m., "Little Immigrants," Contemporary Arts Center, documentary feature
12:30 p.m., "The Big Question," Prytania Theater, documentary feature
1 p.m., "A Conversation with ... Harry Shearer," Southern Repertory Theater, a panel discussion with the actor and humorist.
2 p.m., "A Ripple of Hope," Landmark's Canal Place Cinema, documentary feature
2 p.m., "All in the Family: Narrative Short Program," Contemporary Arts Center
2 p.m., "Beyond Fear," screening with "Life Sentence," Prytania Theater, documentary feature
3 p.m., "Screenwriting," Southern Repertory Theater, panel discussion
3 p.m., "The Exiles," Canal Place Cinema, docudrama
4 p.m., "Experimental Program No. 1," Contemporary Arts Center
4 p.m., "Happiness Is," Prytania Theater, documentary feature
5:15 p.m., "The Cake Eaters," Canal Place Cinema, drama
5:30 p.m., "Experimental Program No. 2," Contemporary Arts Center
6 p.m., "Explorations: Documentary Shorts Program," Prytania Theater
6 p.m., Visiting Filmmakers Event 2, Canal Place Cinema
7:15 p.m., "How to Be," Canal Place Cinema, comedy
7:30 p.m., "Experimental and Animated Program 3," Contemporary Arts Center
7:30 p.m., "House of Cards (Mikado)," Prytania Theater, a drama about a group of adults in Germany whose intertwined love lives come to light amid an AIDS scare.
9 p.m., "Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story," screening with "Zietek," Contemporary Arts Center, documentary feature
9:15 p.m., "Chris & Don: A Love Story," Canal Place Cinema, documentary feature
9:45 p.m., "In Search of a Midnight Kiss," Prytania Theater, comedy-drama
11:15 p.m., "Lou Reed's Berlin," Canal Place Cinema, director Julian Schnabel's concert doc focusing on Lou Reed's live 2006 performance of his iconic album.
• For a searchable schedule of all 160-plus films set to screen during the fest, visit the New Orleans Film Festival Web site.
• View trailers for festival films at the festival's YouTube channel.
• The Times-Picayune's A-to-Z movie review archive.
• More movie news and reviews from Times-Picayune movie critic Mike Scott


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SPRINGFIELD – - Sitterly Movers, a family owned moving company specializing in long-distance residential and commercial moving since 1931, has announced its partnership with Move For Hunger, a nonprofit that fights hunger nationally by gathering nonperishable food items during household moves and delivering them to local food banks.
As part of this program, Sitterly Movers will pick up food and deliver the items to the Open Pantry Community Services Emergency Food Pantry in Springfield, their partner in Move for Hunger, for distribution in the local community.
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Stevens 470 worked with Strathmore Artist Papers on the signage and artwork for their booth, as well as the package design and marketing materials for their new featured products. Strathmore was a finalist for the Art Business Innovation Award this year, for their line of Toned Sketch fine art papers. Stevens 470 designed the product packaging for the Toned Sketch art pads and rolls.
Grafix also was a finalist for an Art Business Innovation Award, for their new line of urban art accessories. Stevens 470 developed the logo, package design, and display signage for this product line called Edge. Grafix also introduced their expanded offering of Shrink Film at the show. Stevens 470 updated the logo and redesigned all the packaging, which got a lot of positive feedback.
SPRINGFIELD - Dennis Lind was recently inducted into the Western New England University College of Engineering Hall of Fame.
In a May 15 celebration at the Log Cabin in Holyoke, Lind was honored by the college.
A Springfield native and graduate of Ludlow High School, Ling, graduated from Western New England in 1980 and began his career as a licensed profession engineer.
He currently works as vice president for Design & Engineering and Integrated Faculty Planning Strategy for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts.
Berkshire Bank creates equipment-leasing unit
The bank has appointed Glenn R. Mason as senior vice president of the new line of business. Joining Mason is Linda M. Parady as vice president – operations.
Berkshire Bank – Equipment Leasing Group will provide commercial equipment leasing services to middle market customers as well as new prospects throughout New England and upper New York state. Lease transactions will be in the target range of $250,000 to $5,000,000 for various types of equipment and products, such as construction, manufacturing, medical, dental, technology and transportation, to name a few.
Cabela to open store near I-495 in 2015
Construction on the 88,000-square-foot store – Cabela's first Massachusetts location – is expected to begin in the spring of 2014. Cabela's anticipates a spring 2015 opening.
The store, which will employ about 200 full-time, part-time and seasonal employees, will be located in the southeast quadrant of Interstate 495 and Central Street in the Highland Commons Shopping Center, being developed by Benderson Development and SullivanHayes Companies. Highland Commons already is the home of BJ's Wholesale Club, Lowe's Home Improvement and Market Basket.
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St. Bernard Parish Hospital Chief Executive Officer Wayne Landry on Tuesday resigned from the board that runs the hospital. He announced the resignation at the St. Bernard Parish Council meeting, saying in part that he was "tired of fighting with all you guys," referring to the councilmen.
Landry said after leaving the meeting that he would still serve as the chief executive officer if the board so wishes.
"I'll do what the board needs me to do until they want me to do it," Landry said.
The Parish Council will select a new board member to fill his vacated position.
His resignation comes after parish voters last month rejected a one-year, 30-mill tax that would have provided a $9 million cash injection to the hospital's budget.
Officials at the facility had said the tax was needed to turn it into a full-service hospital where residents could get their health-care needs fulfilled. The tax would have paid for hiring specialists and more emergency room personnel, among other things.
But Parish Council members and some residents had expressed skepticism as to whether the non-profit hospital should receive more money. Parish President Dave Peralta also had criticized the proposal.
Following Landry's announcement, Parish Councilman Nathan Gorbaty said that Landry did the right thing resigning and now the board should "go find a third-party to run this hospital, as obviously he was not doing the job."
Gorbaty also said he thinks that the Landry, in part, was making the move "to position himself in the future to run for parish president."
In terms of a possible run for parish president, Landry said outside the Parish Council Chambers "that is not in the front of my mind."
Landry also said that in terms of third-party management of the hospital, "I absolutely disagree wholeheartedly with that. Every expert is telling you that is not the route to take."
"Our hospital is and will remain successful," Landry later added in an email to a NOLA.com | Times-Picayune reporter following the council meeting. "The growth of it will be slow, but steady."
"I have been approached by many St. Bernardians to run for president," Landry continued in that email. "That is something I simply am not contemplating at this time."
"However, if I do run for president, then the people of St. Bernard know that I will accomplish what I say I will, because that is what I have done."
In speaking to the council on Tuesday, he noted how he had spearheaded the effort to bring a hospital back to the parish following Hurricane Katrina.
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The shale oil and gas developments are more than a tool to improve US energy independence. It is more than improving the economy through helping cut US reliance on oil and gas imports. Hydraulic fracturing requires a high rate of drilling activity to keep production growing, or even to keep it flat. Well decline rates are very high. A well can decline from the initial flow rate by as much as 60% in the first year. This means that six new wells are required the following year just to replace production losses from ten such high decline rate wells drilled the previous year. The need to keep this high rate of drilling may be bad news for the long-term viability of the industry, and for the country's domestic energy production prospects, but it is good news for those looking for work and willing to move to find it. It is also good news for suppliers of equipment to the exploitation companies and those looking for a job in manufacturing those products.
Sustainable Economics, Nov. 15, 2012
The qualifier in this economics equation is price. With a higher rate of depletion, at what price does oil have to trade for the shale industry to be profitable. The free market will set the price and development will continue. Shale oil will just require higher oil prices to be sustainable. And I think we're already there with oil in the $85-$95/barrel range.
You are correct in that the free market sets the price of oil, but external forces weigh heavily mostly driven by fear mongers. Threats of Iran closing the Straight of Hormuz, Nigerian rebels stopping the flow of oil from there, Middle East tensions, etc. does more to drive the price higher than economics, at least for the time being.
There was a time when Saudi Arabia had a lot of spare capacity because they weren't producing all that they're capable of producing so that they could increase their output, flood the market and that would bring prices down, or alternatively they could shut down some of their production and that would boost prices. But in fact, most countries now with prices as high as they are, including Saudi Arabia, are producing as much as they can to benefit from high prices. So the notion that Saudi Arabia and OPEC can do anything to influence prices is a thing of the past, and act more like a shock absorber, increaing or decreasing supply to maintain pricing rather than controlling it.
OPEC' latest annual report cut its medium-term and long-term global oil demand forecast. Meanwhile, the organization also lowered its forecast for global oil demand in 2013 in a monthly report last Friday. The global economic weakness, together with the European debt crises and slowdown in China's economy are reducing the world oil demand expectation, OPEC said in its latest report.
Weaker economics, increasing supply will lead overall to lower prices, as most analysts have forecast for 2013. EIA projects the price of Brent crude oil will average $112 per barrel in 2012 and $103 per barrel in 2013, EIA expects the WTI price to average $89 per barrel in the fourth quarter of 2012, about $4 lower than last month's Outlook and to mostly remain at this level throughout the forecast period averaging $88 per barrel in 2013. After increasing to $22 per barrel in October of this year, the WTI crude oil spot price discount to the Brent crude oil spot price will average $20 per barrel in the fourth quarter of 2012 before falling to $11 per barrel by the end of 2013, according to EIA.
Last month, Goldman slashed it's forecasts for 2013. Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs , one of the biggest banks in commodity trading, slashed its oil price forecast following years of super-bullish recommendations as it said oil output was soaring in the United States and Canada.
Goldman, which up until now had the highest oil price prediction among major forecasters, said on Thursday it cut its 2013 Brent crude oil price forecast to $110 a barrel from the previous $130 per barrel.
Like anything else, supply will be a factor of price. If WTI falls much below $70, production will slow across the US from Bakken and other basins. Producers will be forced to continue production from wells already drilled and fracked, but new wells would be curtailed until the price rises. Wells returning an IRR of 50% at $95 oil don't seen so attractive at $75 oil, but companies with high debt loads (KOG, for instance) will have to continue producing just to pay down the debt, and forecast of returing to positive cash flow in 2013 would be pushed down the road. Again, as long as oil stays where it is, no issue.
NO one actually knows the marginal cost of natural gas production in America. But the highest estimates are around $7mcf or * 5.6 or $40 oil.
Even if we make the absurd claim oil and gas companies can control the price, all the taxes, royalties and jobs would remain here in America.
Not to mention the 40% reduction in co2 for every barrel of imported oil eliminated.
In short there is no rational or ethical reason not to responsibly develop our vast and economic viable energy resources. Inclusive of the Global Warming messianic fade religion which is clearly completely out of control.
They do not even want natural gas eliminating imported oil for the 40% reduction in co2.
That is by definition flat earth primitive religion and not science.
If you are trying to reason or just talk with this goofball norris. Forget it. All he wants to do is slander everything that you say because he is always right. He wlli use flat earth people pagens and other assorted verbage to irritate you. Best to ignore this kind of person and mind. he is a bit looney to be nice about it.
OIl is not a market price but one set by a cartel.
Looks like the 10,000 year supply of hydrates can be developed at about $7mfc or $40 oil. In a free market the marginal cost of production determines price of a commodity. Scarcity for natural gas is a political illusion of the flat earth pagan Progressive faith. Hydrates offer thousands of year supply around the world.
Counter productive efficiency laws like millage standards lower the cost per mile and resulted in ever more miles driven until Obama crashed our living standards.
Natural gas is a source competition. Between our vast oil and natural gas reserves we could put OPEC out of control in 10 years.
But we elected President the man who does not want this result for America and Americans.
Alex Evans, Head of the Resource Scarcity, Climate Change and Multilateralism Program at New York University,
Jim Balsillie, Founder of the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI),
These people are all clowns awarding each other degrees.
"The need to keep this high rate of drilling may be bad news for the long-term viability of the industry"
Americans like Mr. Hamm not only knew resources like the Bakken could be profitably developed but that the technology would be constantly improve and cost would come down. This virtuous cycle is what the free market economy of America does better than any other peoples.
We must to keep these clowns out of builders way.
"Alex Evans, Head of the Resource Scarcity, Climate Change and Multilateralism Program at New York University, "
Interesting voting on a Natural Gas board with the solution for America's energy cost, security and 'pollution' reduction objectives.
How could these Ivory Tower clowns know more about domestic energy development than our entrepreneurs? Answer is they do not but their hubris deludes them into believing they see the 'bigger picture'. They do not.
The development of our hydrate resources is going very well. The current technology is going into final scale testing. This mean America has 5,000 of natural gas on shore. Making all this sustainability prattle the laments of flat earth believers left behind by the world.
I kinda wonder what he is thinking?
Lindeman Steven W who is Vice Pres, Engineering & Tech at Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation (NYSE: COG), sold 3,400 shares at $47.47 per share for a total value of $161,398.
Where did I say what you say that I said?
"Then you made another specious claim about the profiltablity of their Bakken purchases , and I asked you to prove that.
Then you tell me to listen to the Linn CC or go to to their presentations. I didn't make the claim - you did. YOU prove it."
I do not remember saying anything about the profitability of the 3 Linn Bakken purchases.
Cut and paste & post the exact language of what you think that I said that is this above........
Show us.


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TRENTON — Construction of Mercer County's new criminal courthouse in downtown Trenton is about 50 percent complete and the facility will open in mid-2012, a county official said last week.
The $80 million project at South Warren and Market streets is on time and on budget, said Phillip Miller, executive director of the Mercer County Improvement Authority, which is overseeing the work.
He said the building of the 141,000-square-foot courthouse has created at least 250 jobs for the area's work-starved construction industry.
"This project still continues to be one of the largest construction projects employing local building trades at a time when there's minimal construction happening nationally," he said.
Work on the structure's elevated concrete floor slabs, exterior framing and basement is done and rooftop air handling equipment has been installed, Miller said. Mechanical, electrical and plumbing work continues, along with installation of interior duct work and sheathing.
The new courthouse was designed to meet national LEED standards for energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. It is using some recycled materials, as well as high solar reflectant materials that reduce heat absorption and air-conditioning loads, Miller said.
Separately, the city is making road improvements at two nearby intersections — Market and Warren streets and Livingston and Warren streets — as part of a larger South Warren Street improvement project.
"We are coordinating the work with our on-site activities to ensure a smooth completion of both projects," Miller said.
The judiciary has wanted a new facility for years to replace the county's 108-year-old criminal courthouse located on South Broad Street next to the construction site.
Demolition of an unused detention center and garage on the site began in 2008, but the project stalled in 2010 after the county faced a legal challenge by a builder who was not selected for the $52 million construction portion.
A judge ruled that the winning bid was invalid and the company that sued, Ernest Bock & Sons of Philadelphia, was awarded the contract.
About 300 county and state workers will work in the new courthouse, including drug court, probation, case management, records storage and sheriff's employees.
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It's a sad post-mortem I'll ask you now to help me with... Recently I've realized just how important psychology is when you're playing a human opponent, especially in quicker games! So I played a rapid game, 15min. per side, and got into the ultra-sharp position below:
If you were white, this is well...
*facepalm* I was OBVIOUSLY Black in this game. Care to help the right side now?
I'm sorry to disagree with you, but I would rather have the White pieces here.
You have no attack that I can see. Maybe you really do need to be a GM or some crazy computer program to try to make something out of this for Black! OK but in truth, this would require a great amount of patience. Black needs to fix his position while also defending (Rc1 soom becomes very dangerous), and then maybe he can use his material advantage for something other than making the board heavier.
It looks like Kf7 is important for defense purposes but I could be missing something in my 10 second analysis.
Dammit, looks like my post from yesterday didn't post. Grrrr...
I would rather have White here. It's amazing what 2 or 3 things in your enemy camp can do. I don't think you have an attack if your opponent is careful. Rather, take advantage of time - make your opponent impatient, as you've got quite a fortress. To be honest, I think White will win - as soon as the pieces are exchanged off.
I've found that one of the most difficult habits to learn is that of never assuming your opponent won't find the necessary defense. Trust me guys, you'll never grow as a chess player if you bank on attack plans that require your opponent to miss something. I know because I do it all the time... and look at my Live rating lol. That's what I get! Honestly, I lose more games to this than to blunders of my own.
25... Qf7??
25... Qf2+ 26. Kh1 Qe1+ 27. Bf1 Qxf1#
For ScarredEyes (and others) : the bishop sacrifice is simply refutated by :
Other moves lose also due to White's lead in material. The attack against White's king is no problem as White controls the light squares.
I'd take white in that position any day, as black looks directionless and has holes everywhere. White has two nice passers to boot!
Yeah, I checked it with Fritz 6 (!), and it says White's about four pawns up in the diagram position. Oh, well, at least it was realistic I'd lose in that position. I didn't really blunder anything afterwards, and I'm glad about that!
Just an observation, 1....fxg3 seems to be very effective considering that one threat is 2....gxf2+
Meh...that's what you get for a half-hour sleepy analysis from someone who plays chess for fun and rarely studies =p
But thank you for your contribution...I'm not sure if I would've found that. But all I'm saying...what I hope was saying, was that Black's hope was in defence, not offense, as there is no suitable attack...And I had to start that analysis from scratch.
@irontiger - on your second diagram, I remember suggesting on the post-that-got-lost 1...Qe7, reasoning that black might be able to hold off the attack...but even then, White's just got too many pawns even if it got into the endgame. But anyway (yes I'm now also sleepy) I saw the moves Bxd5-Rxf6 by White, and so took on Qe7. What was wrong with Qe7?
Secondly, with the variation 2...fxg3 3.Rc8+, why not 3...Nf8?
Good point, I forgot some lines.
...Qe7 is basically the same as ...Qd7, the Bxd5 pin of a rook ends the game.
3...Nf8 is really resistant due to threats of promotion of the f2 pawn. In fact the only winning line I found goes into the endgame with equal pieces ! All natural moves lose !
So I think we can agree that Black has pretty much no hope against a computer in this position. And that Black's only chance of anything more than 0 points is to keep his pieces on the board - once they're gone, the passers on the queenside wins the game.
@irontiger Oh and thank you for showing that Nf8 is quite good...I was thinking when reading through the previous posts that I remember that it was a very important defensive move. Wooo...got something right (and I'm not that good at defense). Quite gratifying to see a line leading straight into mate =)
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Members of the Old Market South Neighborhood Association discussed the revitalization of the Burlington Station at their monthly meeting Monday night.
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Projected U.S. feed grain ending stocks for 2013-14 are reduced with higher corn exports and lower oats imports. Corn exports are projected 25 million bushels higher on stronger world imports and the rising pace of shipments in recent weeks. Continued strong export sales also support the higher figure. Projected corn ending stocks are lowered 25 million bushels.
The season-average farm price for corn is narrowed 5¢ on both ends of the projected range to $4.25-4.75 per bushel. Global coarse grain supplies for 2013-14 are projected 1.4 million tons higher with larger corn beginning stocks for Indonesia, higher corn production for China, and higher barley production for Australia. Partly offsetting is a reduction in expected sorghum output for Australia as a continuation of hot, dry conditions have sharply eroded prospects for this year's sorghum crop.
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Global coarse grain imports for 2013-14 are raised 1.3 million tons with higher corn imports for Indonesia and the European Union and higher barley imports for China. Higher expected corn and barley feeding in these countries drive the import increases. European Union corn exports are lowered, but more than offset by this month's increase for the United States.
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Tonight at 7 p.m. at School 7 in Jersey City, top-seeded Hudson Catholic will tip off against second-seeded St. Anthony in the Hamilton Park Summer League Basketball championship game.
Originally scheduled to by played at Hamilton Park in Downtown Jersey City, the game was moved to School 7 (Franklin L. Williams School, 222 Laidlaw Ave.).
The matchup serves as a rematch of last season's NJSIAA North Jersey, Non-Public B final at Rutgers University, a game in which the Friars knocked off the Hawks 57-42.
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Cabras, Ignazio (2010) Social networking: local communities and economic growth in rural areas: the importance of village pubs as centres of socio-economic aggragation. In: Regional Studies Association International Conference – 'Regional Responses and Global Shifts: Actors, Institutions and Organisations', 24-26 MAy 2010, PECS, Hungary. (Unpublished)Full text not available from this repository.
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Does anyone know of the first attested use of 'sleep' to refer to the dried rheum in the corner of one's eyes after sleep? I'm having a hard time looking that up without getting a lot of false positives.
It's come up on another forum that in English we have no specific word for it (besides crusties, eye boogers, etc) while other languages have some common used specific names such as 'ramelas' in Portuguese, 'lagaña/legaña' in Spanish, 'çapak' in Turkish, 'muta' in Tagolog, and 'ettaorak/tötaorak' in Marshallese. (I can't vouch for any of that aside from the Marshallese).


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I got SUCH a laugh out of the Shrek movie's takeoff on 'It's a Small World'. The puppets singing that song still just send me rolling.........LOL..........
I had two visits to the park in the late 70's. Also visited Disneyworld, which I preferred because of the many things to do in Orlando.
Once you hear it, it never goes away!
You know, Small World takes a lot of hits, but I rode it for the first time a month ago. (Every other time I'd ever been to Dizzyland, it had been closed!) It got annoying (duh) but I couldn't help but think of the engineering that must have gone into it fifty years ago, to get the song playing end-to-end without the beat getting totally screwed up.
Walt Disney was one of the great americans. He was a Mason, and true believer in American values. He was a bit eccentric however.
Thanks for the posting. I have visited this over 65 times, dating my visits from the year it opened. I attended the first Grad Night in 1962! I still love the place.
Has about four cds now, I thinks..
Must be something wrong with me, I found the music rather soothing...
They do that every Christmas. They dress up all the dolls in native Christmas/Winter clothing. They also drape off the Israeli dolls.
Oh, his music is soothing......night after night after night after night after night after night after night.
I gather that neither you nor I are twenty year-olds. I'm reaching twenty for the third time.
South Park ping..
I hit twenty twice now..
Now its possible I heard wrong and it was Eisner they were talking about, but I'm pretty sure it was Disney.
I'm doing a search now and ran into this site (a href= http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=ApMw2NNL.5.agwEFQViCTgFXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2YWVlZGxuBGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMgRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANGNjA4Xzc4/SIG=11v406ne6/EXP=1133202339/**http%3a//conwiki.com/index.php%3ftitle=Disney> Disney - Conwiki
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Pretty funny stuff. Do you really want to quote a site that uses the term "The Illunimani?" I did search for Trilateral Commission and FreeMasons on that page but no hits.
an unforgettable presence for folks in my generationn for sure...Sunday nights
LOL - Until you've been there, this doesn't make sense, but there's something about total exhaustion at the end of a long day, mixed with thinking the other person had written down if the car was in "pluto" or "goofy"...
One of the reasons I like some Mozart piano concertos so much is because I don't listen to them every night.
Keeping that in mind, that violinist is good, but every time I walk by his spot he's playing one of four songs. He's there to sell CD's, not please me.
Re Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse: I think it's been redone as Tarzan's treehouse. The music is gone, though.
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Titans in First Place After Win over Wings
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Jordan Hall scored a pair of goals to go along with three assists, and Ryan Boyle chipped in with five points to lead the Orlando Titans (5-3) over the Philadelphia Wings (2-8), 11-9 at Amway Arena on Friday.
Drew Westervelt's goal mid-way through the fourth quarter brought the Wings to within one, but Boyle answered with his second goal of the contest to cement the win.
The win, coupled with Toronto's loss, gives Orlando sole possession of first place in the Eastern Division.
"We had three youngsters really step up for us and that was the key," said Titans Head Coach Ed Comeau. "We got off to a slow start again, but the guys settled down and once we took the lead we were able to hold it."
Rookies Jessie Guerin (1 G, 3 A) and Nick O'Hara (1 A); along with seldom used second-year defenseman Mike Ammann (3 LB) were all cited by Comeau for outstanding efforts. Top goal scorer Casey Powell was a game-time scratch with a sore knee.
The Wings hurled 53 shots on net and remained competitive throughout the contest, never trailing by more than three goals.
"It would have been easy for our guys to pack it in," said Wings Head Coach Dave Huntley. "We've won two games all year and we just gave up a four goal run. It would have been easy to get frustrated and blow the game up, but we gathered ourselves and it just seemed like we were always one goal behind."
Kyle Wailes's goal mid-way through the third frame brought Philadelphia to within a one, but Pat Maddalena notched his 12th goal of the season on the power play with just over two minutes remaining in the quarter to nudge Orlando to a 9-7 lead.
Maddalena finished with two goals and two assists in the winning effort.
Wailes, who entered the contest as the Wings' points leader, finished with a goal and two assists. Westervelt led the Wings' offense with three goals and a pair of assists.
Orlando entered the contest with the top ranked power play in the NLL and converted on two of five attempts.
Guerin, Hall, Jarett Park and Mat MacLeod each scored a goal within the first two minutes of the second quarter to lift the Titans to a 6-3 lead. Kevin Huntley answered with a goal later in the frame to trim the Wings deficit to two by halftime.
Wings goaltender Brandon Miller was taken out of the game early in the second quarter after yielding six goals on 22 shots.
"Miller has been real good for us all year," Huntley said. "He didn't get pulled tonight because he was playing bad, but when you give up a four goal run like that and only have one timeout per half, your choices to kill some time may be to pull the goalie and see if that changes the momentum. It worked for us tonight."
The two clubs exchanged goals throughout the first quarter until Bill McGlone notched a shorthanded goal with less than a minute remaining that pushed the Wings to a 3-2 advantage.
"I was proud of how our team played," Huntley said. "They played hard but we just didn't get the result we liked and that's been the story of our year so far."
The highly anticipated tussle between Geoff Snider and Rory Smith never came to fruition, but Smith beat Snider on the score sheet with an assist. Snider did, however, win 21 of 25 face-off opportunities.
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The Mobile Tower Limited Partnership owes more than $450,000 in back payments on the building at 107 St. Francis St.
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ARLINGTON, Va.-NAFCU's emphasis on increasing its political action committee is working like a charm to fatten the lobby group's coffers. As of the end of last week, NAFCU/PAC had raised more than $75,000 for 2003, according to NAFCU Director of Legislative and Political Affairs Brad Thaler. These funds are off the charts for NAFCU in comparison to all of 2002, an election year, when the PAC raised just over $101,000, Federal Election Commission records indicate. The amount surpassing funds raised by NAFCU even during the H.R. 1151 battle. Because of the size of the PAC, NAFCU files reports with the FEC semi-annually in an off year and quarterly during an election year. Thaler said that NAFCU President and CEO Fred Becker and the NAFCU Board have made the PAC a priority, especially emphasizing with members the role that it plays in the political process. NAFCU has also doubled the size of the organization's PAC Committee from eight members to 16, in direct response to increased interest from NAFCU members, Thaler explained. He added that the size of NAFCU's legislative committee has also increased. To cultivate this interest, NAFCU began different fundraising campaigns last year including PAC Pals-beanie bears in exchange for a contribution-or the Washington, D.C.-scenes calendar with listings for prize drawings, as well as giving the programs more prominence at conferences. Some of the key contributions NAFCU has made so far this year include $5,000 to Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Subcommittee Chairman Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.); $2,000 to Senate Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.); and $1,000 each to Senate Finance Committee Chair and Judiciary Committee Member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), Senate Banking Committee Member John Sununu (R-N.H.), and House Financial Services Committee Member and strong credit union supporter Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D-Ohio). -


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