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Kogel Bay Resort is located between Gordon's Bay and Rooi Els and borders Clarens Drive, a 20 kilometre scenic route that boasts whale watching opportunities along largely undeveloped parts of the coastline.
The resort is situated between high mountains, surrounded by indigenous fynbos and a 4 km sandy beach, and forms part of the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve. The high mountains shelter the beach from the strong south-easter winds during summer, making it a sought after beach and camping facility. Click here to view the Kogel Bay brochure.Caravanning/camping
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Asian swamp eels are an invasive foreign species that is dangerously prolific and adaptive, threatening fish and other native creatures. They grow up to 3 feet long, can breathe in or out of water and crawl from pond to lake to stream. They can even switch gender to boost breeding.
And now they're in New Jersey.
This is a serious threat, although not yet at the level in Florida and Georgia, where the slithering invader is moving toward the Everglades.
New Jersey environmental officials believe the swamp eels discovered this year in a small lake in Gibbsboro, Camden County, were dumped there about four years ago by aquarium hobbyists who got tired of the species.
But the eels' proven ability to migrate -- and survive winter temperatures -- means they may begin appearing in other places, perhaps eventually even the Delaware River.
Biologists with the Department of Environmental Protection are still determining the extent of the eel problem. But the eels have the potential to do too much damage to native aquatic life to be allowed to remain. History is full of examples of invasive species creating terrible environmental consequences, from gypsy moths defoliating vast swaths of forest to starlings decimating crops and displacing native songbirds.
Getting rid of the swamp eels will take research and creative thinking. In Georgia, officials tried setting off explosions in eel ponds to kill them. But the eels burrowed deeply enough in the mud that they weren't even stunned.
There have been experiments to see whether the eels can be poisoned, but it turns out it takes a lot of poison to kill them and there is a significant danger of harming other wildlife in the process.
Chemicals that make it impossible for water creatures to use oxygen are useless for the swamp eels. The eels simply lift out of the water and breathe air directly. So far, no one has come up with a sure-fire method to annihilate the eels.
The DEP is strapped for cash and employees. But state biologists should investigate every potential anti-eel strategy. Perhaps even a small bounty could be offered. A buck an eel could encourage people to grab the creatures the way returnable bottles are snatched up in other states.
It is crucial that the state take strong action not just to contain the eels to wherever they might be now but to eradicate them.

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GRASS LAKE, MI – Grass Lake Community Schools voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, May 7 to decide the fate of a 20-year renewal of the district's non-homestead millage.
The proposal will allow the district to levy a full 18 mills on non-homestead and non-qualified agricultural property, which does not include primary residences.
It also will restore the millage eroded by the Headlee Amendment to the state constitution, which limits increases in taxes collected to the rate of inflation, unless voters override that reduction.
The tax would generate about $1 million annually for the district, which will go into its general operating budget. Non-renewal of this proposal would result in district cuts of a like amount, said Superintendent Brad Hamilton.
"One million dollars is a lot of staff and a lot of programs," Hamilton said. "A lot of people would be affected."
The original 18-mill proposal was approved by district voters in 1994 and allows the district to receive its full per-student state funding. It expires with the 2013 tax levy.
This is not a tax on primary households and is not an increase in taxes for those already paying the millage on non-homestead properties, Hamilton said.
"Our voters always have been supportive and smart and I think they'll make the right decision for us," he said. "I think they understand the consequences if this millage is not renewed."


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Had a funny dream that I can remember every detail of this morning. I was at a restraunt and had lemon preserves on toast. I have not touched toast in 8 months. My brain must still want toast and jam at a very subconscious level.
Anyone else have dreams where they eat neolithic foods they no longer touch?
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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I had a dream the other night about pasta. For some reason I was working in an upscale, trendy hotel and someone ordered pasta from room service. I had to scoop it up with my hand and put it on a weird purple, rectangular, paper-plate and then go through a series of corridors and elevators to get to their room. By the time I got there the plate was soggy and my hand was burning because the pasta was really hot. Then I woke up.
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Pitman Manor is hosting an informational session sponsored by the offices of Sen. Fred Madden, Assemblyman David Mayer and Assemblyman Paul Moriarty. The session will be held on Wednesday, April 11 at 10 a.m. in the Pitman Manor auditorium.
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Political Wisdom: It's Finally Time for Court
Political Wisdom's morning edition rounds up the most important reads from the Journal and other publications, plus runs down early headlines. Follow our coverage on Twitter@wsjwashington and follow Daniel Lippman @dlippman
Top Line: Supreme Court rules on three cases today starting at 10 a.m., including the Obama health-care case. Our Washington Wire live blog starts shortly after 9 a.m., and we'll host a reader Q&A at 2:30 p.m. … President Barack Obama's Super PAC is up with a new TV ad saying if Mitt Romney wins, the middle class loses. …Attorney General Eric Holder is facing a contempt vote in the U.S. House. … News Corp. announced plans to split its entertainment operations from its publishing business, which includes The Wall Street Journal.
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The Supreme Court ruling has all sides prepared for a variety of different outcomes, reports the WSJ. Regardless of what the court decides, states face many issues with health-care that need to be solved.
The legacies of Mr. Obama and Chief Justice John Roberts will in large part be determined based on what happens with health-care on Thursday at the Supreme Court, Jess Bravin and Carol E. Lee report in the WSJ. Meanwhile, the president has three separate speeches prepared in anticipation of the ruling on his signature legislative achievement, a person familiar with them told the WSJ.
As for Mr. Romney, he told supporters: "My guess is they're not sleeping real well at the White House tonight," as WSJ's Colleen McCain Nelson reported.
Josh Gerstein describes in Politico the various win-lose scenarios for major political players in the health-care debate.
Richard Oppel reports in an article for the New York Times that the recent case of a Chinese dissident stirred up debate among foreign policy advisers in the Romney campaign.
Elsewhere, Germany may be willing to move sooner than expected to accept shared liability of euro-zone debt, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal ahead of an EU summit in Brussels.
Top Op-Eds:
Nick Kristof offers an election-year pop-quiz in his column for the Times with quotations from people running for president.
David Ignatius recently travelled to Greece and describes a country where "fear is taking hold" in his column for the Post.
Ezra Klein asks in his column for Bloomberg whether Republicans are still committed to making sure all Americans are covered by health-insurance.
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The U.S. Congress on Wednesday belatedly recognized a group of African-American Marines with the Congressional Gold Medal, a top civilian honor, I write in today's WSJ.


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Klahowya lacrosse falls below .500
After building a 4-2 halftime lead, Klahowya's lacrosse team allowed seven second-half goals on the road against the Lions of Tacoma in a 9-6 loss Thursday.
The Eagles (1-2) got a goal from Danny Zimny, who finished with four goals and an assist, just 12 seconds into the game to go ahead 1-0. That lead ballooned to 4-1 midway through the second quarter thanks to two more Zimny goals and a Neil Sell score before Tacoma cut it to 4-2 at halftime.
The Lions evened the score 4-4 in the third and scored five goals in the fourth, while the Eagles managed just two scores over that span.
KSS goalie Chad Reeder tallied 20 saves on 29 shots. Tacoma's Travis Jones notched seven saves on just 13 Eagle shots. Chris McGuire rounded out Klahowya's scoring with one goal.
With spring break this week, the Eagles don't play again until April 9, when they face Port Angeles at Roosevelt Elementary School.
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5/16 Lineup & Quick hits
It's sunny but cool at Wrigley Field. The lineup is: LF Soriano, SS Theriot, CF Fukudome, 1B Lee, RF Hoffpauir, C Soto, 3B Fontenot, 2B Scales and P Wells.
* Bobby Scales is starting at second rather than third because bench coach Alan Trammell recommended the move, saying Fontenot is more comfortable at third. Lou Piniella will go with the hot bat. "If a guy's hot and swinging the bat, we'll play him," Piniella said.
* This will be Randy Wells' second start. "The secret for Wells is to throw strikes," Piniella said.
* Sean Marshall is in the bullpen for the weekend, and will return to the rotation Thursday against the Cardinals. Plus, the Astros are batting .309 against lefties and .256 against right-handed pitchers.
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Fontenot has a hot bat??? What game is Lou watching??
The hot bat reference was because of Scales, not Fontenot.
Yes the "hot bat" was about Scales, and my sarcastic reference was to Scales taking Fontenot job!
you got your groove on dagrove. Theese questions just emphasize the greater loss of DeRosa's versatility. We've got no one in his league.
Soto's gotta play, though. He needs to come out of this and he's showing signs of doing just that. After being rookie of the year We need him to mature and learn how to come back from a rough patch. If we had a true back-up catcher I'd say fine, plattoon them, but we're not there. If they give up on him they'll mess with his head and we'll have the same problems that are evident with the pitching staff here and in the minors.


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Let me just give you a couple of concrete examples from the article. If you'll pardon the pun, the first one is actually a bendable concrete example. The official term for the technology is Engineered Cementitious Composites, but it is really bendable concrete.
This revolutionary new concrete is coated with microscopic polymer fibers that provide it with enough flexibility to bend, instead of snap, when under stress. While the article states that it will be a few years before this technology gains widespread acceptance in the commercial marketplace, it is the kind of product that could easily give companies like Cemex (NYSE: CX ) , Lafarge (NYSE: LR ) , or Headwaters (NYSE: HW ) a distinct advantage. For example, just imagine the new business that could be generated if a company could supply a concrete that could be used to build bridges with stretchable expansion joints, or buildings that withstand strong earthquakes.
A second technology mentioned was "phase change random access memory." I wrote about a variation of this earlier this week when I discussed IBM's newest phase change material. Flash memory is a huge business, and this technology, which Samsung also announced an intention to bring to the market in 2008, could impact the bottom line of other memory companies such as Spansion (Nasdaq: SPSN ) and SanDisk (Nasdaq: SNDK ) .
Printed solar cells were another technology highlighted. Last week, I discussed Nanosolar's new thin-film solar technology and explained how it could challenge a number of solar companies, including SunPower (Nasdaq: SPWR ) and Evergreen Solar (Nasdaq: ESLR ) , by allowing solar cells to be inexpensively printed out on a polymer material.
And last, the piece outlined the vast potential of data cloud technology. A data cloud, quite simply, allows people to store all of their electronic information on the Internet and then access it (as well as upload new information to it) from anywhere. Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN ) is already offering an early version of this service, and it is widely expected that Google (Nasdaq: GOOG ) will soon begin offering a competing product.
In each case, these new technologies not only have the potential to break the business models of existing profitable industries, they can also create exciting new businesses.
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According to an article in India's The Economic Times, a team or Romanian and Turk researchers say they have devised a way to turn discarded computers into environmentally friendly consumer products, even auto fuel.
The researchers say they have created a recycling technique that takes old computer circuit boards and removes toxic materials. Their process then turns the boards into oils that could be safely used as fuel. The materials, called feedstocks, can also be used for a wide range of consumer products. Researchers note that the biggest obstacle to commercializing the process is ramping up the scale.


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The Rev. Susan Russell, a gay rights activist and a priest at All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, Calif., said the Episcopal Church has been calling on the BSA to be open to gay members and leaders since 2000.
"And now the Boy Scouts 'need more time' to send the message to young gay American kids that they are just as loved, valued and important as their straight friends and neighbors?" she asked. "The time is now to end discrimination against our kids."
The Rev. Mike Schuenemeyer, the United Church of Christ's executive minister for gay and lesbian concerns, expressed a similar reaction to the BSA delay.
"Their decision today is a failure of leadership to do what is right," said Schuenemeyer, whose denomination called for a policy change in 2003. "It is time for the Boy Scouts to change their policy."
Some denominations have alternative programs for boys. The Southern Baptist Convention, which was already retooling its own Royal Ambassadors program when the Scouts' policy was first floated, wants the Scouts to stick with its current policy.
"We're pleased that apparently it's not going to be left in the hands of a few powerful corporate board members but rather they're going to allow all of the charter organizations to have a vote," said Roger Oldham, a spokesman for the SBC Executive Committee.
Alvin Townley, an independent national Scouting advocate, said there's no question that the diverse opinions of faith groups will weigh heavily on the deliberations of Scouting's leadership.
"Certainly Scouting wants to honor the opinions of our religious charter partners—who actually 'own' Scout units — and as you can imagine, those churches, synagogues, and mosques have widely differing views on where Scouting should go," said Townley, author of Legacy of Honor: The Values and Influence of America's Eagle Scouts.


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On the surface, housing market predictions should be picking up: Mortgage rates are at all-time lows, foreclosure filings are roughly 30 percent lower than in the third quarter of 2010, and housing starts were up 15 percent from August to September. However, a closer look reveals that this upswing is not what it seems.
The evidence of what Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke calls a "faltering recovery" continues to mount. According to RealtyTrac's U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, foreclosure filings are down year-over-year but rose marginally from the second (Q2) to the third (Q3) quarters. James Saccacio, CEO of RealtyTrac, says it's probable this drop in foreclosure filings has more to do with the robosigning controversy than it does with a decrease in loan defaults.
I would agree—lenders were forced to spend months weeding through their inventory to determine what should actually be there, leaving them with less time to begin foreclosure proceedings on new properties.
Now some of that is cleared up and lenders have once again started to foreclose. In addition to the increase in filings from Q2 to Q3 overall, 21 out of the 25 metro areas with the highest foreclosure rates have seen an increase in foreclosure starts, according to the RealtyTrac survey. In other words, markets already flooded with foreclosures are about to get mired down even further.
Concerns about the rise in foreclosures
There are a few big problems with more foreclosures entering the market. The market time for foreclosures reached a record high in Q3—a startling 318 days. Those homes that do not sell in the foreclosure period return to the bank and become REOs, sitting on the market for an average of 193 days before being sold. This means that for over a year, homes with drastically reduced asking prices are sitting on the market, bringing down prices for everyone. One economist estimated that home values drop 1 percent for each foreclosure in the neighborhood. For those areas hit hardest by the recession, this is not good news.
The foreclosure problem is compounded when you consider new housing starts. According to the most recent index, housing starts for privately owned homes were up at an annually adjusted rate of 15 percent from August, and single family starts were up nearly 2 percent. Adding these new homes and new foreclosures to the pool of existing homes already for sale means even more inventory in a market that has very little demand. The prices of these newly constructed homes will drop as they sit on the market with the inexpensive foreclosures as competition, bogging the housing market down as a result.
While low prices and bottoming mortgage interest rates should mean more people getting into the market, high unemployment and tighter credit restrictions make purchasing a home impossible for many. Combine these factors with falling incomes nationwide, and the possibility of a rapid housing recovery is greatly diminished.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it seems unlikely we will experience a boom in the housing market anytime soon.
Buyer's Market Q & A with Real Estate Expert Ilyce Glink
Housing Market Predictions-Why Aren't People Buying Houses?
Housing Market Predictions—A Triple Dip in Home Prices?
Home Maintenance Checklist for the Fall
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Home Buying: The Low Down on No Down Payment Mortgages
Ilyce R. Glink is the author of several books, including 100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask and Buy, Close, Move In!. She blogs about money and real estate at ThinkGlink.com and at the Home Equity blog for CBS MoneyWatch.
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Short selling a home has been a great relief for many of the sellers who want to do the right thing. They get the added benefit of not hurting their credit as bad as a foreclosure but also get to buy a new home sooner.
A short sale is something that every homeowner should attempt.
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Drought has dealt a blow to the reservoir, but it's not drying up yet
And for prairie dogs, too
The GOP presidential candidate becomes the gajillionth politician to tout energy independence
Can a big bike race make up for the loss of revenue in fire- and recession-battered towns?
We need your on-the-ground observations for our "communities in transition" beat
The West has more mass transit than you might expect. Why aren't more (rich) people using it?
How the natural gas glut is rippling across the economies and landscapes of the West (with charts!)
Looking back can give us some perspective -- maybe even comfort -- in extreme times
A loop around the Four Corners, where Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah meet, leads into a land of both historical and geological friction.
Watch a video that's just "a little too weird" for HCN editors!
An annotated map shows you how to find some of the West's odder sites, such as old bombing ranges, giant dams, huge industrial projects and giant telescope arrays.
A guide to some of the West's most prominent pieces of land art or earthworks and some of the altered landscapes that interested or inspired land artists.
A land-art-inspired ramble takes the writer from Michael Heizer's Double Negative, to Robert Smithson's underwater Spiral Jetty, with detours to places including the Bingham Canyon copper mine.
We're all tourists in someone else's town, all of us just wandering through the world, so why not do a special issue on travel in the West?
It might just cure you
The author joins a European tour of the post-industrial landscape of the Great Salt Lake
Despite recent headlines, the "drill baby drill" method isn't getting us close to breaking our dependence on foreign oil
In all the fuss about fracking, the many other problems caused by rampant oil and gas development are being overlooked.
Drilling spouts more (salty toxic nasty) water than it slurps
A two-year planning process in La Plata County, Colorado gets hijacked by activists suspicious of United Nations influence. And in the West and nationwide, they're not alone.
The word "fracking" has great PR value for environmental activists, but it seems to be completely taking over the debate over oil and gas development.
Energy self-sufficiency isn't realistic in our global economy
Fire and flood, snowstorms and droughts, downburst winds and desert haboobs -- 2011 brought incredibly wacky weather to the West.
Will a global oil shale push make it to the U.S. West?
As the West's population and real estate boom stumble to a halt, the once fast-growing Southwest is filled with foreclosed homes and undeveloped lots.
Over-consumption is much more frightening than overpopulation
A couple of guys and a "Red Buffalo" help bring corn-growing back to Taos Pueblo
The New West's biggest economic engine hasn't just slowed down, it's died
After the author moves to the city, he can't seem to avoid hazardous wildlife
The "other" Koch brother is giving more and more money to the right wing
- Yue Li on On those who live and die along the border
- Kelly Coughlin on The life of a fire lookout is one of the senses
- Stuart Hurlbert on On those who live and die along the border
- Larry Glickfeld on Trekking across Colorado's fragmented wildernesses
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Derrell Revis is heading back to the AFC East division, but not as a member of the New York Jets but rather the hated New England Patriots.
ESPN has reported that the ex-Buccaneers and ex-Jets cornerback signed a one-year deal worth $12 million to play for Bill Belichick.
There was some speculation that when Tampa Bay cut Revis on Tuesday he could wind up with the team that drafted him.
Revis still needs to pass his physical and sign his contract.
Well, the Jets can try to bring Revis back during next year's free-agency period.


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Vehicles made of Body Painted People
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Body art has become very popular in the media, but the works of Trina Merry from San Francisco and Emma Hack from Adelaide (Australia) has raised the bar even higher. By combining their amazing body painting skills and the athleticism of their models, the two artists managed to transform groups of people into a wrecked car and three different types of motorcycles. [Read more...]
Smashed Up Car by Emma Hack
Emma Hack's incredible body art involving 17 people was a part of the South Australia's Motor Accident Commission's anti-speeding campaign with a symbolic message "We all play a part."
Motorcycles by Trina Merry
These human motorcycles were created to promote the International Motorcycle Roadshow tour starting November 2nd. Can you count how many girls are in each photo?
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A massive food fight at Scarlett Middle School today has led to the cancellation of the eighth-grade farewell dance tonight and graduation ceremonies tomorrow morning.
The decision by Principal Ben Edmondson, after consultation with eighth-grade teachers, has drawn fire from parents They believe the punishment is too stiff on the two-thirds of Scarlett eight-graders who were not involved in the food fight.
"I'm just livid," said Ron Ward, whose daughter Marissa is an eighth-grader. "Dr. Edmondson has done some good things for the schools, but this is too much. Everybody's being punished for the actions of the few."
Edmondson said he had no choice but to take action.
"Most everyone knew this was going to be going on," he said. "We don't want to send the message that these things are tolerated. We had to send a strong message to let our community know we're not going to tolerate this."
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According to the Onondaga County Sheriffâ??s Office, deputies are looking for a suspect involved in a robbery at a convenience store in Clay.
Deputies say around 3:25 Monday morning, they responded to the Sunoco located at 4744 Buckley Road to investigate a reported robbery.
The suspect walked into the store and demanded cash from the clerk.
He ran off with cash and cigarettes
Deputies say the suspect was last seen heading east towards Dominion Parkway.
The suspect is described as a white male who was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and gloves.


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Thursday, October 27, 2016
VIZ Debuts Miyazaki Memoir 'Turning Point'
VIZ Media will release a new collection of essays, interviews, memoirs and illustrations by animation legend Hayao Miyazaki. The new title, Turning Point: 1997-2008 (a follow up to ... Continue Reading →
Animation Stars Drawn to 'Roger Rabbit' Reunion
A special screening and 25th Anniversary Reunion of the cast and crew of Robert Zemeckis' seminal feature Who Framed Roger Rabbit packed the house at the Academy of Motion Pictures ... Continue Reading →
'Totoro' and 'Moving Castle' Blu-rays Land in May
There's lot of goodies in store for Miyazaki fans in the next couple of months. Disney will release two of Hayao Miyazaki's most acclaimed features Howl's Moving Castle and My ... Continue Reading →
GKIDS Picks Up 'Grave of the Fireflies'
Fans of the acclaimed feature Grave of the Fireflies have one more reason to be grateful this Thanksgiving! New York-based powerhouse distributor GKIDS announced today that it has picked ... Continue Reading →


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Playing a young, cocky, street tough cop, the player is tasked with bringing to justice five of the Capital City's most infamous gangs, including 'The Killer 66', a deadly gang of far eastern origin – perhaps the greatest threat to the security of the entire state! Assisted by the old-school, short-tempered Chief of the Pursuit Force who likes to play by the book, players find themselves immersed in an adrenaline fuelled, high speed chase across 400km of city streets, freeways and off-road tracks, in their battle to outsmart the bad guys and rid the state of crime
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CLARK — A zoning change for the old U.S. Gypsum paper mill property designed to attract developers to turn the 28 acres of land into a type of town center was approved by the Township Council last night, April 15.
A public hearing was held on the matter before Council members voted on the ordinance that officially converted the site to LCI zoning, which stands for "light commercial industry," to allow use for commercial, retail and office space.
Voting in favor of the ordinance were Council members Alvin Barr, Bill Smith, Frank Mazzarella, Patrick O'Connor, Brian P. Toal and Richard Kazanowski, according to the Township Clerk's office. Councilwoman Angel Albanese was absent from the April 15 meeting.
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Snowfall in the Birmingham area Wednesday night will stick around into the morning as temperatures aren't expected to get above freezing overnight in the Magic City, according to the National Weather Service.
Thursday should be sunny and warmer, with highs in the 40s, and that should help the snow melt.
See more about the snowfall, Thursday's closings, and road closures and conditions.
Wednesday night: Snow, mainly before midnight. Low around 27. Total nighttime snow accumulation of around 2 inches.
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 45.
Thursday night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 33.
Friday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon. Increasing clouds, with a high near 55.
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Kids on Monday took off into outer space for an adventure with superheroes, princesses and scientists, and they did it all without picking up a video game or watching TV.
Dan Wardell, from Iowa Public Television, was back Monday for his eighth annual Reading Road Trip. He led two interactive storytimes at the Fort Dodge Public Library attended by about 400 kids and adults total.
Kids jumped up and down, flapped their arms, provided sound effects and danced to help tell the story, and to see if they would be picked to play the role of any of the superheroes - such as Gorilla Boy, Cheetah Girl or the Human Frog.
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Dan Wardell coaxes Denny Ehn, 8, to give his best gorilla howl in preparation to play the role of one of Snow White's seven superheroes. Wardell had his young audience up and down through the entire story jumping, flapping, howling and growling, as he told how eating healthy and playing outside can make you a superhero.
"Remember," Wardell told the kids, "the Superhuman Puppy, like all of our superheroes, acquired powers by turning TVs -"
"Off," the kids said along with him.
"By going outside to -"
"By using our imagi- -"
"By reading lots of good -"
"And eating healthy -"
Wardell told a story of Princess Snow White, who was locked in a high tower by an evil witch. But Snow White was also a scientist, and excelled in math and engineering, so she turned her tower into a rocket and with her crew of seven superheroes, sailed away from the witch's grasp.
Along the way, the group crash-landed on the Junk Food Planet, where the superheroes started pigging out and lost their powers. Snow White had to help power them up by replacing corn dogs with bananas, caramel apples with regular apples, and soda with milk.
Afterward the kids were given magnifying glasses as a prize, and challenged to check out three books.
The event was a highlight of the summer for Gavin Tyre, 6, and his brother Deven Tyre, 3, who especially liked the jumping part.
"It's fun, the boys love it," their mother, April Tyre said. "We make sure we get here every year."
Layla Nore, 8, was especially happy she got to play the Flying Zebra in the story.
"I was a superhero!" she said.
Nore said she likes to read books about "important stuff."
"All kinds of science," said her mother, Tonya Nore. "She loves books about tornadoes."
Children's Librarian Laurie Hotz was also a big fan.
"It's the best day of the year," she said.
Assistant Library Director Rita Schmidt echoed that sentiment.
"We wait all year for this," Schmidt said.
She said it was a good way to encourage people to read.
"Hopefully by now, everyone is signed up for our summer reading program," she said. "But if not, they still have until August."
Wardell has been on the road since early June visiting 68 different towns.
Something like 180 towns wanted to be on that list, he said, so during the school year he travels to schools and keeps doing programs.
"I have the greatest job in the state," Wardell said.
It's easy for him to get enthusiastic along with the kids.
"I think just like them," he said. "My body grew up but my mind never did."
Fort Dodge has been on his list of stops since he began the tours eight years ago.
"You guys have such a fantastic library," he said. "You saw almost all the kids had library cards. In some libraries there will be a line of just tons of people. Afterwards they all check out books, which is fantastic."
After the presentation, ice cream was served out on the square by the Webster County Cultural Diversity Team and the Fort Dodge Young Professionals.
Wardell also held a program at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Rockwell City. Today his stops are in Coralville and Cedar Rapids.


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A Wiconisco Township man reported his vehicle – along with his wallet and tools – was stolen from his front yard overnight Friday, state police said.
The man, a resident of Walnut Street, had left his keys in his vehicle Friday night and awoke Saturday morning to discover that his car was missing, police said.
The total value of the stolen items, including the vehicle, is $1,700, police said. Police did not provide a description of the stolen vehicle.
Anyone with information is asked to call state police at Lykens at 717-362-8700.
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On Wednesday afternoon, bait was swarming up Mobile Bay and into local rivers. A buddy and I saw acre upon acre of menhaden flipping on the surface basically everywhere we could see north of Gaillard Island. Pelicans were diving on the menhaden everywhere and we saw a bunch of slicks, indicating something was feeding on them.
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Vesalina Tomova's exhibition 'Harbours & Outports' continues at Red Ochre Gallery
"Cupids with Cod" — Submitted photos
Veselina Tomova has 16 multi-media pieces (etching, chine colle and monotype) in her solo exhibition "Harbours & Outports."
They are all linked to the title, evoking both daring embarkations and nestled havens. They are medium-sized works, fully animated with vivid colour and fanciful composition. Flowers stand taller than people. Fireworks unfurl like Chinese umbrellas. Mermaids frolic beside tanker ships. Some call her style whimsical, Tomova says, looking around Red Ochre at her works. "I call it quirky."
She found the inspiration for some works very close to home. One work is called "My Place in the Battery."
"I thought, well maybe I should start with the things I know best. And living in the Battery gives me the pleasure of looking at the harbour every day. It changes every day with the light and the wind and the colour of the water and the clouds. So I didn't have to go very far. I just had to look out the window."
The work is lively and puckish with clouds of orange and lime, folded wings of gold-patterned paper, swift delicate outlines of seabirds and clapboard.
"The technique is something I invent myself. I always love printmaking, it has been my first love and my passion, and now doing it again feels like reconnecting with an old flame. I was looking for ways to have more vibrant colour in an etching. I love the technique of etching or intaglio because it works with my sense for drawing and my lines. I love to (have) my lines and my drawing very much alive. I'm not into perfection, I just want to keep it moving and flowing."
Tomova begins by marking on aluminum plates, a swift practice.
"I am always in a hurry to get something done. I do the drawing on the plate, pretty much the entire printing process is part of the creative process and that's how I wanted to have it. Which means that I finish the image while I am inking the plate, by adding these cutouts of Japanese paper, and all the colour, which is either with different colour inks or a monotype style drawing with oil paint. So this gives me a lot of room to play with the image and get different variations of it."
Traditional print runs include 10 or 15 images, but because her working method embedded such uniqueness, Tomova only pulled two — one for the exhibition, and one for her artist's proof. While some details were present right from the start, others emerged as she worked. Bigger shapes would suggest themselves, and she would incorporate them.
"Cupids With Cod," for example, began from an 18th-century drawing (Tomova does a lot of heritage research for her work, as she is often commissioned for historical interpretations, and provincial culture intrigues her anyway). She had a view of the settlement, and also the shape of a cod, which she enjoyed working with. Then she thought about the development of these earliest communities, how they formed around the cod fishery — and so placed a big unfurling fish in the harbour.
Beside the contour of the cod, Tomova also liked the colours, an element which is becoming stronger and stronger in her work.
"Before I came to Canada my printmaking was pretty much back and white. Colours somehow appeared after settling here in Newfoundland, which you might find strange, but I think there is quite a lot of colour here in the landscape. You just have to be more open and observant to see it. In 'The Stroll Quidi Vidi,' for example, the fog is dipped in pink, and the water swirled with purple. I think I am getting bolder and bigger and brighter."
Some pieces include imagery from previous projects — like the pony in "Mid Summer Day Dream, Change Islands," which she first met while illustrating "Star's Island."
"I work in different fields, from children's book illustrations to interpretative design and web design; to make a living in a small place you have to be versatile, which I like, because I would be bored sticking with one thing only." She was also very taken with the pony itself.
"In most of my images I like to have some creatures, either real or something that my imagination created, because I think it gives life to the image, and I also like drawing them."
Other prints are stimulated by places she knows and loves in Newfoundland — Port Kirwan, Southport, a friend's barn in Pouch Cove.
"Some of the prints just start with a phrase I hear that stays with me, for some reason or another."
She indicates a print titled "Are We There Yet?"
"I just liked the sound of it. I didn't know what I was going to do. But water and boats and sailing seem to be a recurring theme in my prints. And it has to do with travelling and leaving home behind, and my own experience immigrating to Canada. I suppose I could draw planes or trains or something else, it would serve the purpose just as well, but I just like drawing boats."
They also express the dichotomy of the ideas of harbours and outports. "On one hand you want to go out in the world and explore, and on the other hand you want to have your safe refuge."
"Harbours & Outports" continues at Red Ochre Gallery until Nov. 27.


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"When's Christmas, The 23rd?" Joey Essex just doesn't have a clue! We still love him though. He was the birthday boy on last night's episode, and he celebrated it in funky 80's style. I've never seen a pedal bike as cool as the one he made his entrance on! There was some cool dance moves going on at that party! Lauren Pope and Lauren Goodger had a seriously awkward discussion on last night's episode. It seems like Lauren P doesn't mind at all that Tom P is seeing Lauren G, the only thing she does mind is that Lauren G said to Chloe "be wary of Lauren, she doesn't have any friends".
It made me cringe serious amounts when Lauren G tried denying she said it, and then Chloe came over and confirmed that actually, she did. I love Chloe and Lauren Pope, and to be fair to them they tried to be quite nice and gentle and didn't seem to want a big argument, but Lauren Goodger always has to cause a big drama! She got all defensive and stormed off in a strop.
Lucy's new dog Lola is far too cute! Although, she wasn't very impressed with Tom K and Ricky. Who can blame her? Lucy says she trusts Mario 100%, but I find that extremely hard to believe. They just don't seem happy at all at the moment.
Charlie is so cringey sometimes! I just can't cope with some of the comments he comes out with anymore, like "I feel blokey" and "I am a nice guy what you see is what you get, but shut that bedroom door and I'm an animal". No, just no Charlie! I wish he would just stick to being a genuine nice guy, there aren't enough of them! This new 'macho' guy act just doesn't suit him.
Lydia tried to give Gemma some genuinely friendly advice at the 80's party, which was really big of her to do. They were both getting along nicely until, shock, Arg comes over to cause a big drama! I just cannot stand that poor excuse of a man; he needs to stop bitching like a silly woman. He wouldn't let Lydia get a word in edgeways, and claimed that she'd made comments like "You're scraping the barrel being with Gemma" and "you're both suited because you're both fat. He is such a horrible control freak. Gemma even got shouted at for talking to Lydia, who does he think he is?!
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Grand Haven earned its first regional hockey title with a 6-2 win Saturday afternoon against Forest Hills Northern/Eastern at Western Michigan University's Lawson Arena.
The Bucs (16-8-3) advance to play Saginaw Heritage (23-5) in the Division 2 state quarterfinals Tuesday at Ferris State University in Big Rapids. The game time has yet to be announced.
Against Forest Hills, Grand Haven broke a 2-2 tie in the second period with the game's final four goals.
Ian Hibbard led the offense with two goals and two assists and Hayden Modaff also had a goal and two assists for Grand Haven.
The Bucs also got goals from Tyler Ploeg, Asa Pellegrom and Tom Zelenka.
Goalie Zach Kooi made 25 saves and Grand Haven also came up big on the penalty kill, stopping Forest Hills on all five power-play chances.
The Bucs were outshot 27-19.
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Syracuse, NY - Syracuse police are investigating a shooting tonight in the 100 block of Eastman Avenue. Police closed down the one block street, which runs between South and May avenues.
The shooting occurred about 9:15. One victim, apparently wounded by a shotgun blast, was taken away by ambulance. The person's identification and condition were not immediately known.
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Spafford, NY -- Sandra Weigel and Chris Fesko live about 400 yards from each other on the hills between Otisco and Skaneateles lakes in Spafford. But their views on windmills are miles apart.
Weigel said she's "dead-set against" a proposed local law to allow residential windmills because she says they ruin the landscape and can cause health problems for people who live near them. She also believes the town board is rushing the law through to open the way for giant windmill farms.
"I don't understand what's the big hurry," Weigel said. "Anything that's going to change the character of the town should be considered long and hard."
Fesko, who operates a nearby 1,500-acre dairy farm with her husband, Richard, said she's in favor of the law because windmills provide green renewable energy and would save them money.
"To me it just makes so much sense," Fesko said.
Spafford is the latest Central New York municipality to join the windmill debate. Salina, Manlius, Cicero, DeWitt, Camillus, Onondaga, Van Buren, Marcellus and Elbridge are among the towns in Onondaga County that are considering or already have enacted local laws to
control where windmills are built, how tall they are and how much noise they make. It is also an issue among many towns in Madison, Oswego and Cayuga counties.
More people are looking at alternate energy sources that are cheaper than oil or natural gas and won't damage the environment, said Megan Costa, Onondaga County's planning services manager.
In Onondaga County alone, one company has installed 75 residential windmills and they've got more coming.
"The phone calls never stop," said Court Rutherford, who works for the company, 911 Generators of Baldwinsville.
Elsewhere in Central New York, Madison County has become the hotbed for wind farms. A 20-turbine wind farm went up in Fenner in 2001. And last fall, the Citizens Airtricity Energy wind farm opened with more than 20 turbines over 3,500 acres in four towns in Madison and Oneida counties.
It's Spafford's turn
At 7 p.m. today, the Spafford town board will hold a hearing on its proposed windmill law at the town hall.
The intent of the law is to allow residents to use small windmills, said town Supervisor Webb Stevens. The town has no zoning laws regarding windmills and four permit requests from residents who want them. He said the law would give the town control over the size of the windmills in the town.
"We're in an energy crunch, and everybody's trying to save and cut back," Stevens said. "What everybody should do is go take a peek at one of these, see what it does and if it's obtrusive and if it offends you."
At an earlier meeting that drew 50 people, most residents who spoke were concerned that the law would not prevent larger commercial windmills.
The board asked its attorney to make changes to address the residents' concerns. Among other details, the law sets limits regarding the maximum height of windmill (60 feet, including the blade) and the noise level (no more than 40 decibels from the property line).
Stevens said the board has not ruled out eventually introducing a law that would allow commercial windmills. But he said the board still needs to gather more information about large windmills, and for now it has more pressing concerns, such as finalizing the town budget.
Resident: What's next?
Weigel, who lives on Bacon Hill Road, between Otisco and Skaneateles lakes, said the Spafford board should spend more time learning about residential windmills. She said the issue is too complicated to be decided after two public hearings.
"What for? Because a couple of people want to put windmills up?" Weigel asked. "I feel betrayed, and these people (the town board members) are not protecting us from many, many repercussions."
Some residents on Skaneateles Lake who face east toward Spafford are concerned the windmills will spoil their view. Weigel and others who are opposed to windmills said the board should also consider the affects of Wind Turbine Syndrome, which has been reported by, among others, Dr. Nina Pierpont of Malone in Franklin County.
According to Pierpont, people who live too close to windmills, especially the larger commercial ones, can experience sleep problems, headaches, dizziness, exhaustion, ringing in the ears and other symptoms. Based on the terrain in New York, she recommends a 1.5-mile buffer between a windmill and the nearest home.
Weigel said she's skeptical about the Feskos' future plans because there's a 180-foot-high meteorological tower on their property that's testing wind direction and speed.
Chris Fesko, whose farm is along Route 41, said a research company asked her five years ago if it could erect a meteorological tower on her property because it was gathering data for a wind map. Ironically, that contract expires this week, Fesko said. According to Fesko, the research company did not pay her family to conduct the study.
Richard Fesko is a member of the Spafford town board, and some residents, including Weigel, say the Feskos' end game is to build a windmill farm similar to one in Fenner. Chris Fesko dismisses those claims.
"That's not even an issue for us," Chris Fesko said. "There's no conspiracy here."
Stevens said there's a "very good possibility" the board will vote on the windmill law today, unless major changes need to be made based on residents' comments. Fesko said windmills are a matter of personal preference, and she thinks the majority of Spafford residents have no problem with them.
"On a clear day I can see three horizons," Fesko said, "and it would not break my heart to see windmills on every one of them."
If you go
What: Public hearing on Spafford windmill law.
When: 7 p.m. today.
Where: Spafford Town Hall, 1984 Route 174, Skaneateles.
Who: Residents can give their opinions on the law to the Spafford town board.


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Metals end the week positive week over week even with continued strength in dollar index.Dismiss Notice
Good Friday Morning. Metals off to weak start with Gold down 1.4 to 1266, while Silver is down 2 to 1752. Oil is positive 25 to 5088. The USD is +21 to 9852.Dismiss Notice
Week of 10/21/16 Closing prices & Chg Over Last Wk---- Gold $1267.70 UP 12.20-- Silver $17.49 UP 0.05-- Oil $50.85 UP 50--- USD $98.68 UP 69 tics-- Based on near term futures contract--- At JMB Current price AGE $1337.12 (1), SAE $20.66 (20)
Added Heartland Precious Metals out of OK and LA to the map, Added Texas Precious Metals, and Added Provident Metals.
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MECO's only concerns are shareholders, profits
Maui Electric Co., who does it support?
Let's be clear about MECO: The only thing MECO cares about is the shareholder and profit, period. There is no interest in wind farms, solar or wave power. Creating any other form of renewable energy would lower profits and dividends.
Any future research into any form of alternate energy will involve the raising of rates. MECO will not risk any shareholder revenue.
We need to take this issue to the Public Utilities Commission and demand any future profit or dividend payout will involve a heavy percentage being put aside for research, upgrades and development.
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Hey all, I was thinking about what I wanted to do for my first game, and I originally wanted to write this rather large adventure game. I started on the story, but dropped it as soon as I realized it would take too long, and went back to learning DirectX. But then I remembered reading about episodes in an article here about the GDC and how developers were talking about it. Has anyone tried developing a game where you release part of the game and while the player is beating that, gear up the next part for sale later on? I know that this will make the episodes cheap and easy to buy, but on the part of the developer, it requires dedication since just stopping production halfway through isn''t feasible (morally). Just a thought that popped in my head and I''m wondering if anyone has tried it yet. I''ve never seen a game like it so if anyone has... ****************************** "I do not fear computers, I fear the lack of them" - Isaac Asimov Drew Sikora Napali Networks, Inc.


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