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Sullivan County Manager David Fanslau announced that the Sullivan County Community College will open the Paul Gerry Field House locker rooms shower facilities to county residents that remain without power on Thursday, September 1st, and Friday, September 2nd.
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Tuesday 1:00 pm
According to early estimates of storm damage in Wayne County, there was not enough damage to warrant federal assistance from FEMA. "The cut-off amount is $16 million," said Brian Smith, chairman of the Wayne County Commissioners. "We still have not heard from the townships yet so that figure may change," he said. Township personnel were out and about assessing the damage and working on recovery, he said.
Tuesday 10:25 am
Benjamin M. Lawsky, Superintendent of the Department of Financial Services, today warned New Yorkers to protect themselves from home repair and other scam artists, who will try to take advantage of unsuspecting homeowners who suffered property damage from Hurricane Irene.
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Tuesday 10:00 am
From PPL
Widespread power outtages persist, though PPL has restored service to 230,000 customers in Pennsylvania so far.
Wayne County has 9225, customers without power, Pike County has 8803 without power.
PPL projects that most service will be restored to customers within three to five days.
Customers without power who have not yet reported their outages are asked to call 1-800-DIAL-PPL (1-800-342-5775) or online at www.pplelectric.com/outage [4].
Tuesday 9:50 am
NY Governor Andrew Cuomo: "The days following a natural disaster can be confusing and stressful, but it is important for those who have suffered property damage to file an insurance claim as quickly as possible to help protect their financial future."
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Monday 9:50 am
County Manager David Fanslau issued the following statement: "Sullivan County is in the process of cleaning up roads and bridges, and assessing damage. There are at least four bridges with potentially serious damage. There are thirteen roads with trees down, and seven with wires involved that County DPW is coordinating with NYSEG crews to address. There are three roads that just need clean-up.
Sunday 6:45 pm
Monticello, NY - Sullivan County Manager David P. Fanslau has removed restrictions on travel in Sullivan, with precautions, and the Declaration of a State of Emergency for Sullivan County will be rescinded effective at 5:00 AM on Monday, August 29, 2011. The County of Sullivan is continuing communications with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service to monitor any continuing impacts from Hurricane Irene.
Sunday 5:20 pm
County Manager David Fanslau issued the following statement: "A number of counties across New York are experiencing telephone service outages as a result of the impacts from Hurricane Irene. The Sullivan County 911 Emergency dispatch center and the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office are experiencing intermittent telephone service disruptions. The Sullivan County 911 dispatchers have arranged for personnel to staff the local Fire Departments throughout Sullivan County, until Verizon is able to fully restore the emergency telephone system. Verizon has identified the problem, and they have dispatched crews to address the problem.
Residents are encouraged to go to their local Fire Department if they are in need of emergency services, and appropriate assets will be dispatched to their need. The Fire Departments will remain staffed until Verizon has fully restored the emergency telephone system.
Sunday 1:45
From Sullivan County manager David Fanslau: The Town of Fallsburg has evacuated Foxcroft Village and the nearby campgrounds, as a precaution, due to the spillover of the Neversink Dam. The Town of Callicoon has evacuated some residents in flooded areas. The Town of Mamakating has evacuated the Spring Glen mobile home park.
Sunday 12:45
According to PennDot: In Pike County, Route 2001(Bushkill Falls Rd) is closed in both directions between the intersections of Route 739 to the intersections of Seventh St in Milford. Due to flooding.
Route 2004 (Silver Lake Rd) is closed in both directions between the intersections of Brookside Rd in Delaware to the intersection of Doolan Rd in Delaware. Due to flooding.
In Sullivan Route 52 is reportedly closed between Jeffersonville and Youngsville.
Sunday 11:45 am
PPL Electric Utilitiesreports power outages caused by Hurricane Irene damage in nearly every county of its 29-county service territory and more than 200,000 customers affected across its system in central and eastern Pennsylvania. More than 9,600 are without power in Wayne County and more than 2,500 are without power in Pike County.
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Sunday 10:00 am
The Town of Callicoon is advising that flooding is occuring or imminent. Resdients in low lying areas and areas prone to flooding should now evacuate their homes and seek shelter on higher ground. The fire departments ask for your cooperation to evacuate early as fire personnel will not be able to rescue residents once flooding occurs. The Jeffersonville Ambulance Building and Town of Callicoon Highway Depts are open if you need somewhere to go.
Sunday 9:50 am
Thousands of NYSEG customers are without power in Sullivan County because of downed power lines. Towns that were hard hit include Thompson, Fallsburg, Liberty, Tusten. To report an outage call 800.572.1131.
There is wide-spread flash flooding in the region, with many roads impassable. State Route 17 is closed in both directions between Exits 106 and 105, due to flooding.
County Manager David P. Fanslau said: "At this time travel is restricted, and I am advising all Sullivan County residents to remain off the roadways, unless it is absolutely an emergency and travel is necessary. Only emergency responders and those authorized to assist with the storm should be on the roadways."
Sunday 7:10 am
The Town of Rockland is experiencing flooding and power outages. A voluntary evacuation has commenced in the low-lying areas. Shelters are now open in Roscoe at the Roscoe School, and the Presbyterian Church in Livingston Manor. Local Fire Departments are assisting and local and County DPW is addressing downed trees to clear roadways.
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Saturday 8:40 pm
Sullivan County Emergency Management has issued a statement that says Livingston Manor residents should be prepared for flooding conditions and relocation ahead of the storm if necessary. The Livingston Manor Fire Department is urging residents in low lying areas and areas prone to flooding to monitor weather and stream conditions overnight as record rainfall amounts are predicted.
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Saturday 3:30 pm
The Callicoon Farmers Market set for Sunday canceled. However, if weather permits some vendors may be selling from their trucks.
Saturday 8:45 am
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The Sunday, August 28 matinee at 3 PM of Ain't Misbehavin' is cancelled due to Hurricane Irene.
Friday 6:30 pm
Sullivan County Manager David P. Fanslau declared a state of emergency in Sullivan County effective 12:01 am, Sunday, August 28, 2011 and to continue through 5:00 pm, Monday, August 29, 2011. A state of emergency is issued under Article 2B of New York State Executive Law. The County of Sullivan is communicating with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service to discuss the potential track of the storm.
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6:24 pm
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that federal aid has been made available to New York to supplement the state and local response efforts in the area due to the emergency conditions resulting from Hurricane Irene beginning on August 25, 2011, and continuing.
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Mandatory Evacuation Issued for NYC Coastal Areas
Due to the approach of Hurricane Irene, the City has issued a mandatory evacuation order for New Yorkers who live in the low-lying Zone "A" coastal areas in all five boroughs. This includes all parts of the Rockaways due to its exposure to the ocean. People should be out of these areas by 5PM on Saturday.
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2:01 pm Friday
The National Weather Service (NWS) projects that there is a 40% chance of of tropical storm force winds, sustained winds up to 39 mph, will hit the Upper Delaware Valley by Sunday. Additionally, NWS predicts that there may be as much as five inches of rain between Saturday night and Sunday night in the region.
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1:40 pm Friday
Governor Tom Corbett declared a statewide disaster emergency to enable state, county and municipal governments to respond effectively to the impact of Hurricane Irene, a massive storm expected to impact much of the eastern half of the state.
The proclamation authorizes state agencies to use all available resources and personnel as necessary to cope with this emergency situation.
1:25 pm Friday
PPL brings crews in from Kentucky
About 150 employees and contractors from PPL's utility operations in Kentucky are traveling to Pennsylvania today (8/26) to help with weekend storm cleanup. This marks the first time Kentucky employees have provided mutual assistance in Pennsylvania since PPL Corporation acquired Louisville Gas & Electric and Kentucky Utilities last year.
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12:59 pm Friday
Deerpark supervisor declares state of emergency, asks for voluntary evacuations: "I, KARL A. BRABENEC, SUPERVISOR, of the TOWN OF DEERPARK, pursuant to Article 2-B, Section 24 of the New York State Executive Law, hereby certify as follows:
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12:40 pm Friday
With the threat of Hurricane Irene this weekend, Sullivan County Manager David P. Fanslau urges Sullivan County residents to take precautions and prepare for this hurricane coastal storm. County Manager Fanslau issued the following statement: The National Weather Service issued a statement that noted, "Impacts from Hurricane Irene are likely from Saturday night into Sunday night. Heavy rain causing flooding and strong winds will likely begin as early as Saturday night
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11:00 am Friday
The New York Pops concert scheduled for Sunday, August 28 has been cancelled. Ticket holders will receive automatic refunds on their credit cards. Cash purchasers need to return tickets to point-of-purchase for refunds or call Ticketmaster customer service at 800-653-8000.
The Wine Festival at Bethel Woods scheduled for Sunday, August 28 has been postponed to Saturday, October 1. All current Wine Festival ticket holders are asked to keep their tickets which will be honored on the new date of October 1. Tickets are still available for purchase in advance or can be purchased at the door.
The Museum at Bethel Woods will also be closed on August 28.
The Bethel School Open House scheduled for Sunday 1-4 pm has been cancelled due to the anticipated inclement weather. Next summer's open house dates and special presentations will be announced in the spring.
The Blooming Grove Fire Departmment has cancelled the pancake breakfast scheduled for Sunday.
Hortonville Fire Department has cancelled the Annual Field Day Scheduled for Sunday.
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One day after scoring a tournament-record 14 runs, the Stetson softball team managed just one run Thursday and was eliminated from the Atlantic Sun Conference tournament after falling 5-1 to USC Upstate and 1-0 to UNF.
The Hatters finished the 2013 season with a record 31-22.
In the nightcap, Stetson starter Meredith Owen (22-10) held UNF to just two hits over six innings, but a solo home run by Marissa Thomas in the bottom of the fifth proved to be the difference in the game.
The Hatters registered five hits against UNF starter Kaylie Wallace, the A-Sun Pitcher of the Year, but left seven runners on base, including five in scoring position.
"We had some missed opportunities and we had some unfortunate situations," Stetson head coach Frank Griffin said. "Twice when we had runners at first, we had base hits near second where the runners were thrown out. We hit the ball well, right at them sometimes, but you have to give their pitcher credit. She did a heck of a job. Meredith pitched a great game as well. That one stroke made the difference."
Freshman Kayla Drury went 2-for-3 at the plate and batted .556 (5-for-9) for the tournament.
Griffin said the Hatters gained a lot valuable experience this season.
"We had five freshmen and two sophomores starting and I think they got better as the year went on," Griffin said. "I think they will continue to improve next year and the year after."
Seniors Jordan Cleghorn and Chelsea Whalley completed their four-year careers with the Hatters. Cleghorn played in 196 games, and Whalley, who had her senior season cut short due to injury, 157.
"I know they are going to be successful at whatever they do," Griffin said.
Notes: Meredith Owen was named to the A-Sun Championship all-tournament team.

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A Central Florida man is accused of shooting a security guard over a spilled drink.
Deon Sutton is charged with battery with a deadly weapon.
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Police said he shot the security guard in the shoulder at the Ocala Entertainment Complex.
The two apparently were struggling over the gun when it went off.
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24 Hours: Stuff for your weekend to-do list
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Two of southeast Wisconsin's biggest agri-parties — the Racine County Fair and the Washington County Fair — run till Sunday, with rides, music, animals and more. »Read Full Article
'Anchorman 2' is kind of a disappointing deal
Laughter is the best medicine, but "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" is a placebo.
TV news anchor Ron Burgundy has come down in the world in more ways than one. In the new film formally opening in theaters Wednesday, a jobless Burgundy, played by Will Ferrell, ends up working the graveyard shift at a new 24-hour cable news station. The usual hijinks prevail as he stumbles his way back to the top. »Read Full Article(32)
Milwaukee Public Museum discontinues free Monday admission for county residents
Milwaukee County residents take note. Free Mondays at the Milwaukee Public Museum end this month. The longtime policy will be replaced by a Thank-You Thursday program.
County residents will receive free general admission on the first Thursday of every month as part of the new program. The museum will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. each Thursday. Adults residents must present valid photo identification showing residency and children must be accompanied by an adult showing proof of residency to receive free admission. »Read Full Article(1)
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George Zimmerman sells art to get out of debt
George Zimmerman, Florida's most known neighborhood watchman, is trying to get out of debt by selling original artwork on eBay, according to the New York Post and Vanity Fair magazine.
The painting, which looks like a detail of the American flag in monochromatic blues, went from an original bid of 99 cents to nearly $100,000 by Tuesday morning. So far, there have been 98 bids on the work. The auction ends Saturday. »Read Full Article(82)
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Country music lost one of its finest voices Monday with the death of Ray Price. Living to the age of 87 years old, Price was one of those rare bona fide legends whose life reads like a time capsule, yet he remained relevant in the genre that he helped shape right until the end. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Milwaukee hip-hop, Straight No Chaser, Christmas movies and Marquette basketball
The state of Milwaukee's hip-hop music scene - and how to connect underground artists with audiences - will be on the table from 5 to 8 tonight at Translator, 415 E. Menomonee St., in the latest installment of the TAG Talks networking series, featuring the owners of local label Uni-Fi Records. Admission is free.
A cappella specialists Straight No Chaser bring their holiday harmonies to the Riverside Theater at 7:30 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post


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Vt. releases plan to manage Lake Champlain bayTOBY TALBOT / AP FILE PHOTO
The state of Vermont is hoping to improve water quality in Lake Champlains Missisquoi Bay basin by reducing bacteria that flows into the bay.
MONTPELIER The state announced a plan Friday to improve water quality and fish habitat in Lake Champlains Missisquoi Bay basin by reducing bacteria and wastewater and improving stormwater mapping.
The five-year plan from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources gives an overview of the health of the basin, which stretches from streams near the Green Mountains to the Missisquoi River along the Canadian border, and identifies problems and its solutions.
Among the priorities, it calls for investigating the feasibility of removing the Swanton dam to improve fish habitat; reducing bacteria in the Berry, Godin and Samsonville brooks; improving stormwater system mapping and supporting stormwater reduction in Swanton, Highgate, Enosburg Village, Enosburg Falls and Richford.
The plan reflects the recommendations of local watershed groups, residents, other stakeholders and government agencies, said Karen Bates, the agencys basin planner.
We focused on both improvement of water quality and also the health of the aquatic habitat that is vital to our fisheries, she said.
Its the first of three plans the agency will issue this spring as it moves toward a new tactical basin planning process, official said.
In the coming weeks, the state will release drafts for public comment on the South Lake Champlain and White River watersheds in Vermont, said Neil Kamman, a program manager for the Department of Environmental Conservation.
The Conservation Law Foundation gives the Missiquoi Bay Basin Plan high marks for its comprehensive identification of the problems, such as pollution from farming, runoff from development and pollution related to wastewater or septic or sewage treatment and stream instability, said the foundations Anthony Iarrapino.
But he said the plan uses an education approach and suggests supporting efforts and educating people to do the right thing, which he said is already happening.
At a certain point, the Agency of Natural Resources has to step up and embrace an approach that is also about regulating and enforcing the law, he said.
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Chicago's Muslim community is up in arms over a greeting card depicting a hijab-wearing Muslim girl as a terrorist.
The card is a play on a real-life Muslim doll named "Aamina" and is covered with messages like, "She'll love you to death!" and "She'll blow your brains out!"
Inside, the card reads, "Hope your birthday is a blow out!"
A communications coordinator with the Chicago chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations spotted the card at a local stationary store, the Chicago Monitor reported.
Ahmed Rehab, the Chicago chapter's executive director, called the card "moronic" and said it only feeds negative stereotypes.
"The woman in Massachusetts just two weeks ago that was punched while walking her kids for no other reason than wearing a hijab on her head, was because someone thought that because she wears it, she is a terrorist," he told the CBS affiliate in Chicago.
The card is made by a New Jersey company called Noble Works, which gives a "sick, provocative and sometimes controversial spin" on current events, according to its website.
The owner of the stationary store defended his decision to carry the card, telling CBS in Chicago it's a free country.


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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., -- Statistics released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) show that chin augmentation is among the fastest growing plastic surgery trend among all major demographics -- a phenomenon which appears, in part, to be sparked by increased usage of video chat technology, an aging baby boomer population and a desire for success in the workplace.
Chin augmentation grew more than breast augmentation, Botox® and liposuction combined in 2011. The procedure skyrocketed in both women and men, as well as in all patients over the age of 20, with the largest increase seen in patients age 40 or older.
"The chin and jawline are among the first areas to show signs of aging. People are considering chin augmentation as a way to restore their youthful look just like a facelift or eyelid surgery," said ASPS President Malcolm Z. Roth, MD. "We also know that as more people see themselves on video chat technology, they may notice that their jawline is not as sharp as they want it to be. Chin implants can make a dramatic difference."
As a manager for a major software company, Lizette Stephens often finds herself face-to-face with people all over the world. And while she loves how technology keeps her in touch, she didn't always like how it made her look.
"I do a lot of video chats and I'm in a lot of photos and noticed that my double chin was very pronounced. It really, really bothered me. I wanted to do something about it to get a more profound profile and more definition in my chin area," said Stephens.
Stephens received a chin implant from Darrick Antell, MD, an ASPS Member Surgeon based in New York City. Dr. Antell, who has studied the profiles of many CEOs, said, "We know that CEOs tend to be tall, attractive, good-looking people. We now know that these people also tend to have a stronger chin. As a result, people subconsciously associate a stronger chin with more authority, self-confidence and trustworthiness."
Factors like wanting a competitive advantage in the workforce may lead people to consider a variety of cosmetic facial procedures.
About ASPS:The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) is the world's largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons. Representing more than 7,000 Member Surgeons, the Society is recognized as a leading authority and information source on aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. ASPS comprises more than 94 percent of all board-certified plastic surgeons in the United States. Founded in 1931, the Society represents physicians certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery or The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. ASPS advances quality care to plastic surgery patients by encouraging high standards of training, ethics, physician practice and research in plastic surgery. For more information, please visit www.plasticsurgery.org.
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British boss Lord Wolfson, CEO of clothing retailer Next, is giving his $3.7 million bonus to the people who matter most: his employees.
The Telegraph reports that he told his workers in an email that the gift was a "gesture of thanks and appreciation from the company for the hard work and commitment you have given to Next over the past three years and through some very tough times."
Wolfson, 45, who became CEO of the company at 33, has been commended for his charitable move, but some also say that its a small offering considering his already-excessive executive pay.


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The Mill Valley Art Commission invites you to join us at one of our premier events, the First Tuesday Artwalk. On the First Tuesday of every month, between 6:00 and and 8:00 pm, we invite you to take a stroll through town to view exciting exhibits featuring a wide range of art by local artists. Participating venues are listed on the Art Commission page.
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No. 4: Cumberland Island, Ga.
Conde Nast Traveler noted that Cumberland Island 's few permanent residents have included the names Carnegie and Rockefeller, but it took the 1996 wedding of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette to put the island on the map.
And yet, the beach on Georgia's southernmost and largest barrier island is still unspoiled -- nearly 18 miles of fine sand that at the water's edge is "delectably soft," as Conde Nast put it.
And the beach is hardly a playground of the wealthy -- it's now managed and protected as U.S. National Seashore by rangers who keep an eye on everything from wild turkeys and manatees to otters, wild horses and more than 300 species of birds.
The island is remote; visitors have to hop a ferry from the mainland that leaves just twice a day. But once they get there, the sun and sand make for an affordable, unforgettable day trip. For just a few bucks, anyone can camp overnight and check out some of the finest star-gazing on the East Coast.
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The five star luxury Grand Hotel de la Minerve is housed in a magnificent mansion dating from the 1600's. Set in Rome's historical city centre, the hotel overlooks the Pantheon and is just minutes from Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. Completely renovated to better meet the needs of its modern, sophisticated clientele, the hotel has retained its noble, elegant lines and the atmosphere of a comfortable, welcoming aristocratic "home".
During the whole year guests may dine in the spectacular "Roof Garden", from which the Grand Hotel de la Minerve offers an incomparable view. Here a delicious dinner is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the day's last light and to delight in one of the spectacular sunsets that only the Roof Garden can offer. The restaurant serves Italian and international cuisine.
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Weight and see! Barre N3RD5 put science, fundraising to the test
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur / Staff Photo Barre City Elementary School's Destination Imagination team works on their project Wedenesday after qualifying for the world finals in Knoxville, Tenn. The sixth graders will compete with 15,000 other students from around the world at the event. From left are Brianna Storti, Kyle Harris, Samantha Owen, Jojo Schmidt, Kyle Proteau and Ricky Little.
BARRE How much weight can a cube constructed of two squares of cardboard, some Super Glue, a strip of designer Duct Tape, and 16 store-bought chopsticks support?
A six-pack of bright young sixth-graders from Barre City Elementary and Middle School will tell you they just dont know, but they sure would like to find out whether they can only raise the $8,400 theyll need to travel to Tennessee next month.
The N3RD5, (thats what they call themselves) have earned the right to participate in Destination Imaginations Global Finals at the University of Tennessee from May 22-26. Dont put it past Kyle Proteau, Sam Owen, Kyle Harris, Brianna Storti, Jojo Schmidt and Ricky Little, because theyve solved tougher problems, and if you want evidence then Exhibit A would have to be the lightweight structure they devised for Twist-O-Rama one of the seven open-ended challenges that are part of what is billed as the largest creative thinking and problem solving competition in the world.
Carefully crafted by the students, the skeletal cube tipped the scale at a scant 5.5 ounces, but managed to support a whopping 665 pounds despite repeated torque-inducing impacts at last months state finals in Burlington.
It didnt snap, it didnt crack, it didnt buckle or crumble, and while one of the chopsticks popped off at the end, it certainly wasnt crushed beneath Olympic-style weights like the rest of its competition at Burlington High School on March 23.
It was a jaw-dropping display, according to Ryan Dudley, the BCEMS middle school teacher who coached the N3RD5, but claimed no credit for the teams creation, which is roughly the size of a small toaster.
This was all them, Dudley said of his students. All I did was show them pictures of bridges.
Dudley, who had to sign a non-intervention agreement as part of the competition, said his students took it from there. They noticed triangles one of the strongest geometric shapes in several of the bridge pictures. They gravitated toward bamboo and decided to put chopsticks on a short shopping list that included Super Glue and a roll of white tape embellished with black handlebar moustaches.
They wanted it to just look silly, Dudley said, explaining the teams decision to bypass the familiar but boring grey tape in favor of a roll featuring the kind of moustache a circus strongman might sport.
Although the teams eight minutes in the Burlington spotlight didnt go according to script last month, Dudley said it was more than enough and it sure was memorable.
First, the N3RD5 ran out of time.
Then, to everyones surprise Dudleys included they ran out of weight.
I had no idea it was going to hold that much weight, Dudley said of the improbable chopstick cube that was still standing beneath a stack of weights that was roughly five feet high.
It was really impressive, Dudley added.
However, it wasnt quite what the N3RD5 had planned. The team prepared, but never performed a skit with a plot twist that was part of their overall score because time expired.
The plan, according to Dudley, was to quickly load weight on to the cube until it failed and then pivot into the skit.
They thought theyd be adding a little bit of weight and then it would fall apart and they would have time to do their skit, he said. They had no idea theyd just keep adding weight and adding weight and adding weight.
According to Dudley, the cube, which was never tested, was supporting 505 pounds when the clock ran out. Judges allowed the team to continue adding weight in an attempt to induce failure, but 150 pounds later it was still standing and there was no more available weight.
They just stumbled upon something that was phenomenal, he said, noting it took less than 100 pounds to collapse all of the other Vermont entries.
Dudley said there will be more weight 1,200 pounds available for next months global competition and students are operating under the assumption that theyll be making the trip.
They met after school on Wednesday to begin tweaking their design and have already discussed solving their timing problem by having some members perform the skit while others simultaneously load weight on to the cube.
Fundraising will be the focus over the next four weeks as the local team pursues what it views as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compete against other students from around the country and the world.
These guys would definitely like another crack at it and see how they can compete on a bigger stage, Dudley said.
The schools parent-teacher organization has offered some assistance and donations to the BCEMS Associated Funds attention Destination Imagination can be mailed to: Barre City Elementary and Middle School, 50 Parkside Terrace, Barre, Vt. 05641.
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The effort goes as far as working with cities to ensure private developers incorporate car sharing into planned developments. PhillyCarShare has led the way among non-profits, introducing free memberships, a fleet of more than 50 percent hybrid vehicles and free rides on rail transit for users of vehicles parked at more than 40 stations.
Robin Chase, a Cambridge, Mass., resident who helped co-found Zipcar before leaving the company in 2003, is also offering her own twist on car sharing that taps into social networking.
GoLoco.org is designed to help people save on gas and cut carbon emissions by helping them find rides. In other words, true car sharing.
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Although she's experienced amazing success on TV with "Saturday Night Live" and the big screen with the 2011 blockbuster comedy "Bridesmaids," Kristen Wiig said doesn't take anything for granted as she continues to savor every step in her ever-burgeoning career.
Following a voice role in the summer smash "Despicable Me 2" and a hilarious turn as Brick Tamland's (Steve Carell) love interest in "Anchorman 2," the latest and greatest opportunity to come Wiig's way is a starring role opposite Ben Stiller in the actor-director's fantastical dramedy "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty."
In a recent interview, Wiig told me that the biggest thrill of her latest big-screen adventure is the fact that the film doesn't rely on her comedic skills. The film has laughs, to be sure, but it's also loaded with heartfelt moments that lets the actress, 40, show that she's capable of engaging audiences in a much different way.
"I was extremely flattered when Ben thought of me for the role because I knew he wasn't going for a broad comedy," Wiig recalled. "I love to have the opportunities to do other things and in this past year, I worked on three smaller films that are much more dramatic in tone. You have to be given the chance to do that and prove that you can do it or at least try."
That's not to say Wiig spurns her work as a comedic actor. In fact, she's very grateful for it. But having great success at it can work against a performer, too.
"I think it's natural for people to associate you with the work that you're known for, and that makes complete sense to me," Wiig said. "I had been on 'SNL' for seven years and did a handful of movies, all of which were comedies, so I totally understand why people think that's all I do. So for Ben to think of me in this role, which I really wouldn't say is comedic even though it has funny moments, is great. For the most part, it's pretty subdued and subtle, and I was really excited for the opportunity."
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But when word comes down that the company is ceasing its print edition and he's responsible for a big part of the final issue, Walter finally finds a way to connect with Cheryl, who is pivotal in helping him embark on an amazing trek across the globe that's more extraordinary than anything he could have envisioned.
Based on James Thurber's classic New Yorker story from 1939, Stiller's version of "Walter Mitty," written by Steve Conrad, is an updated tale for modern times -- and the inclusion of Wiig's character is a big part of it.
"The short story is very different in that regard, but in this movie, Walter really needed that relationship," Wiig explained. "He needed a person to be supportive. The way that Steve wrote it, Cheryl is a huge inspiration for Walter. She's really the only person that understands him and propels him into this journey, which is very different for him."
Despite the updates, Wiig assured that fans of the original work shouldn't worry about the story losing its essence.
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In "Walter Mitty," Wiig definitely got the chance to live the life of a rock star, where in one of the film's most memorable scenes, she strums a guitar and sings David Bowie's classic song "Space Oddity."
But while we get to hear Wiig singing Bowie's famous lyrics, including "Ground control to Major Tom," she admits the rest of what you see involves a bit of movie magic.
"The actual guitar you're hearing is not me, but I did take guitar lessons so it looked like I was playing the chords as we filmed it," Wiig said. "Of course, as we were shooting it, everything went out of my brain and I don't even know if I was moving my fingers."
Since Wiig's rendition of "Space Oddity" morphs into Bowie's original version in the film, I suggested to her that she say she's actually done a duet with the rock icon.
"That's what I do say," Wiig said with a huge laugh. "People are like, 'Wait, you sang with him?' and I'm like, 'No, not really.' But I pretend that that's what happened."
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Although she's experienced amazing success on TV with "Saturday Night Live" and the big screen with the 2011 blockbuster comedy "Bridesmaids," Kristen Wiig said doesn't take anything for granted as she continues to savor every step in her ever-burgeoning career.
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Research suggests children are getting further from understanding what real food is. In Jaime Oliver's TV show "Food Revolution," first-graders couldn't identify fruits and vegetables that included tomatoes and potatoes.
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Start by making a weekly trip to the local farmer's market. Then plan your own garden. Or find a community garden or school yard with a willing principal. A few basic garden tools, seed packets and a tomato plant or two are not expensive. Organize a gardening bash -- invite your kid's friends and parents for an afternoon of getting really muddy.


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The issues of banking reform are massive and often complex. Best 'solutions' in one area often depend on choices made in another and can vary over time. So many specifics are arguable. Most of these reforms deal with the short and medium term, which we have to survive before more thoroughgoing transformations for the benefit of the 99% (at lea […] View
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McDonald's tries to show employees how to budget -- and, some say, fails miserably.
A new website by Visa and the fast-food giant was meant to help low-wage workers better manage their hard-earned money, offering advice on everything from tracking spending to setting financial goals.
But critics say there are a number of flaws.
First of all, the sample budget offered by the site includes $0 for heating bills and even suggests getting a second job, according to Yahoo! Finance.
Rental costs? The McDonald's budget sets aside about $600 a month.
Low Pay is Not OK, a U.S. workers' rights group, called the budget advice "unbelievable."
A video making fun of the site called "McBudgeting" said workers would have to make $15 an hour before taxes to make the sample budget work.
Most workers at McDonald's and other fast-food chains make $7.25 an hour -- the federal minimum wage.


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Student reported shots fired from car delivering papers
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Police in Gettysburg, Pa., told The Associated Press that a college student's report of a gun being fired was instead the sound of a newspaper hitting the sidewalk.
The Gettysburg College student reported someone firing a gun from a white sedan early Saturday morning.
During an investigation, police learned that the woman driving the sedan was delivering papers and the noise reported was the sound of one of the papers hitting the sidewalk, The Evening Sun reported.
An alert about the incident was sent to Gettysburg College students, parents and employees via text message, voicemails and emails.
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A British couple beats the odds and welcomes rare identical triplets into the world.
Identical twins aren't all that uncommon, but it's extremely unusual for a single fertilized egg to divide into three separate embryos, according to ABC News.
In fact, the odds are about 1 in 160,000.
The triplet girls were born two months premature to Ian and Karen Gilbert on Aug. 2 at Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport, spending six weeks in intensive care before they were deemed healthy enough to go home.
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Baseball Reminiscences: Dodger Bat Girl
Christmas is but two days away. My sister and her fiancé will start their drive in from Las Vegas this evening and my husband and I will be celebrating with my side of the family tomorrow night. This time of year always beings so many great memories bubbling to the surface – holidays past, time spent with family, childhood fun. Between starting this blog, enjoying all of your blogs and pumping or shaking my fist over the various offseason rumors, baseball is very much on my brain right now and playing an even larger role in those memories than usual. And for me childhood baseball memories mean memories of the Dodgers…
In 1988 my sister got to be the Dodger's honorary bat girl for a day. To be honest, I actually liked this a lot better than if I was the bat girl myself – I got to tag along and meet everyone with her, but I didn't have to stand near the plate on the field in front of everyone and have my face on the Jumbotron. I would be okay with it now, but at that age I was painfully shy. This was a very special day and the Dodgers organization were wonderful hosts. In those days, they picked a bat boy and bat girl for every game but you wouldn't have known it from the amount of individual attention they lavished on my sister, of course, but also on the whole family.
Our guide took us to meet then manager Tommy Lasorda who was warm and friendly and cracked jokes about the players. He asked if there was any player we would specifically like to meet and we both really wanted to meet Orel Hershiser. But that was not to be. Lasorda explained that Hershiser was pitching that game and he really didn't like to be bothered with anything outside of the game once he got to the field. I remember we were disappointed but also understood. Who wants to bother their favorite pitcher if it might keep him from pitching at his best? Our second choice was Mike Scioscia, another family favorite. My sister and I both have a huge soft spot for catchers. She was a softball catcher. For me it's more of an admiration for players who both play and manage on the field, combining athletic skills with the strategy side of baseball. Scioscia was an absolute sweetheart. He signed baseballs for both of us, chatted with everyone and even had my sister show him her eight year old's catcher's crouch when he found out what position she played. He was a really great guy and I remember thinking that he must have daughters because he knew just how to talk to us not down to us.
After that a young assistant, who I think was a ball boy, who had been standing with Lasorda came back up to us and handed my sister a baseball obviously newly signed by Orel Hershiser. Wow! He had gone to the bullpen to get it for her. In my youth, I was appreciative but the enormity of this gesture didn't occur to me – this kid, who probably wasn't that much older than me, had to disturb the Bulldog before a game to get the autographed baseball. I truly appreciate it now. I wonder what he said to him? Did he just hand him the baseball and hope he would sign it? Did he make a joke about demanding fans? Or did he tell him there were two little girls who knew all the Dodgers by name, number and stats, who thought he was just fantastic (my sister even wore his number 55 in softball) and would treasure a signed ball? Whatever he said, it worked and meant a lot to us. Players who are inclined to do such things must do them all the time and probably don't remember each individual good deed, but I will always remember that and think extra fondly of both Hershiser and the ball boy, wherever he is. This weekend I will have to ask my sister if she remembers this…and if she still has the ball.
Later we got to tour the press box. At the time my sister wanted to be a female Vin Scully when she grew up and I wanted to be a news reporter so it was neat to see all the audio equipment and watch some of the reporters prep for the game. Vin Scully himself was there, but he was well into his game prep and, understandably, could not be disturbed. Still he looked up from his work to smile and wave at us as we toured the booth which was awfully nice. Instead, we met another one of the Dodgers broadcasters. I looked up, and up, and up some more and there was Don Drysdale with a friendly smile, extending his huge hand to envelope first my sister's and then mine in a welcoming handshake. He would have dwarfed me at my adult height, and I am a tall woman. As a little girl, he seemed like a friendly giant…well he was in his civilian attitude. I know from history that batters who faced him probably would not have described him as friendly on the mound. Don Drysdale would consider an intentional walk a waste of three pitches. If he wants to put you on base, he can hit you with one pitch. I adore this quote, usually attributed to Cardinals broadcaster Mike Shannon. It's quintessential baseball in the great "bad" old days. Drysdale was also a lot better at answering a bunch of questions from excited little girls than his reputation might have led you to expect. I actually shed a few tears years later when he died, remembering how kind and hospitable he was.
We had excellent seats that night in the field boxes and I remember enjoying the game but cannot for the life of me recollect any additional details about it. Getting to go behind the scenes and meet some of our favorite players and the people who worked with them, however? Those details I will remember forever.
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What wonderful memories! I would have loved to be a bat girl for a day – or the bat girl's sister! It's interesting that with all that early affection for the Dodgers, you ended up an Angels fan.
Jane – Yeah, I'm an odd one in that regard and I know some who would put it less kindly than that, LOL. The strike happened about three weeks before I left for college and baseball was so weird for the two seasons after that, that I just let it go for years which is easier to do in college and grad school. I tired to watch and be a Dodger fan again in 2002 (Ironic, yes? I didn't even watch the Series, though I did have a brief thought when I heard the Angels won that Grandpa would have been tickled had he lived to see it.) and just wasn't feeling it. No Lasorda. No O'Malleys. A completely different team philosophy. These were not my Dodgers and I went back to ignoring baseball. When I finally started watching again a few years later, it was Angels games with the office and I feel in love all over again. Part of it is seeing my Dodgers manage the Angels, but part of is that watching them feels more like what I liked about baseball as a kid. I think this is a large part of why, while I want the Angels to win all 162 games if they can, there isn't a team out there that I "hate." I chose the Angels without anyone's bias weighing in, so I really have no biases of my own based on historical rivalries and snubs that happened decades ago, etc.
– Kristen
Great memory. That's why I blog, something worth remembering happens every game and I want to be able to look back and remember all the little details. I'm enjoying your blog very much…Happy Holidays…"D"
I am so glad that you joined the MLB Blogs. I LOVE this post! Oh! what wonderful memories! The bat boy could have been Mitch Poole who is now the Dodgers clubhouse manager. 1988! wow! Mitch was the bat boy that went to tell Tommy Lasorda that Kirk Gibson was practicing in the batting cage underneath.
Let us know what your sister can remember about that wonderful day. Oh and Don Drysdale would not have liked you calling him "unfriendly giant" You put the word "giant"🙂
You know, I too left after the strike. I was working at the time and decided to go to college and forget about baseball the same way baseball had forgotten about the fans. But you know af few years late, it only took someone to take me to a game to rekindle that love.
Merry Christmas!
D – Thank you for visiting my blog and for the nice compliment. I have been enjoying your's as well. It is true, pretty much every game you're going to see something worth remembering and usually something completely unexpected. This is why I don't understand the folks who say baseball is boring.
Oh, thank you Emma! It was a great day and really made an impression. You're right, I didn't really get my point across well about Drysdale so I edited it. He was nothing but friendly and had a wonderful laugh and he did seem like a giant to me at 6'6" but in an impressive way. I was just trying to contrast my impressions of him with the image I know batters who faced him had of him on the mound.
I agree that all you need to come back to baseball sometimes is going to a game, but it has to be the right game. The smell of the grass, the crack of the bat and the sound of the ball striking the leather glove are so much more than cliches. It's the anticipation of those sights and sounds and so much more that literally gives me goose bumps every time I start the drive into the stadium🙂. Merry Christmas, Emma!
– Kristen
Great story! You sound like me with the Texas Rangers at Arlington Stadium in the 20 years ago. Look forward to reading more from you, I'm glad you post often.
JP – Thanks for dropping by my blog and commenting! Glad you are enjoying. I would definitely be interested to read some of your Arlington stories if they fit in your blog at some point.
– Kristen


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The same Times Argus (Jan. 24) in which the editorial mused on the idea of making judges aware of the cost effects of their decisions, featured a lengthy article about the fatal crash in Rutland caused by a young fellow huffing Dust-Off while driving.
A girl was killed, a young man, not particularly intending to kill anyone, may have to spend the rest of his life in prison. Lets say that would be 50 years. According to the editorial, the price of justice in a 20-year sentence would be $900,000. Do the math for 50 years. This amount would be borne by the taxpayers.
Apparently, the young man in Rutland was unemployed and idle. He may well have been been growing up on the edge of, or in, the same sick culture as exists in other towns and cities around the nation where young people are rudderless, or just bored, or angry, or even desperate.
That culture is ignored, neglected, or attacked by authorities who, it seems to me, have neither wisdom nor compassion.
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