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May 19, 2013
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
Sprint All-Star and Showdown Races
Charlotte Motor Speedway
May 18, 2013
Race Highlights:
* Richard Childress Racing teammates Jeff Burton and Paul Menard participated in the Sprint Showdown finishing third and fourth, respectively. Kevin Harvick competed in the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, capturing an 11th place result.
* According to NASCAR's post-race loop data statistics, Harvick gained two positions during the final 10 percent (nine laps) of the Sprint All-Star Race, positioning him third in the Closers category.
* Burton ran in the top 10 for the entire 40-lap race, maintaining a 5.675 Average Running Position.
* Burton posted a 97.2 Driver Rating, sixth-best in the 23-car field.
* Menard ranked second in Speed In Traffic, with an average speed of 185.088 in the 40-lap event.
* Menard earned a 102.5 Driver Rating, ranking him fourth in the 23-car field.
* Jamie McMurray earned a transfer position into the Sprint All-Star Race by winning the Sprint Showdown. Jimmie Johnson earned his fourth-career Sprint All-Star Race victory and was followed to the finish line by Joey Logano, Kyle Busch, Kasey Kahne and Kurt Busch.
*The next Sprint Cup Series race is the Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday, May 26. The 13th race of the 2013 season is scheduled to be televised live on FOX beginning at 5:30 p.m. Eastern Time and broadcast live on the Performance Racing Network and SiriusXM NASCAR Satellite Radio.
Menard Finishes Fourth in the Sprint Showdown
Paul Menard started the No. 27 Serta/Menards Chevrolet from the eighth position and quickly drove into the top five in Saturday night's Sprint Showdown at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Though he was running up front, Menard relayed to the crew he was fighting a tight-handling condition. The Wisconsin native maintained his position when the competition caution was displayed on lap 20, ending the first of two segments. Crew chief "Slugger" Labbe called the No. 27 machine into the pits and the pit crew changed four tires, added fuel and made track bar and air pressure adjustments in an attempt to remedy the tight condition. Menard restarted 10th for the final 20-lap segment after several other teams elected not to pit or only take two tires. By lap 25, the No. 27 Chevrolet SS had worked its way back to fifth, when Menard communicated to the crew he was still tight. With 10 laps remaining, Menard gained an additional position crossing the stripe in fourth when the checkered flag flew.
Start - 8 Finish - 4 Laps Led - 0 Points - N/A
PAUL MENARD QUOTE: "The Serta/Menards Chevrolet SS was tight tonight and we just ran out of laps to be able to gain any ground on the leader. With just two 20-lap segments it's difficult to work on the handling of the car and be able to make up much ground. The crew did a great job in the pits and we gained some information we can use in the Coca-Cola 600 next weekend."
Harvick Earns Hard Fought 11th-Place Finish in the All-Star Race
Kevin Harvick and the No. 29 Rheem/Budweiser Chevrolet SS team earned a hard fought 11th-place finish in the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race under the lights of Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday night. The California native started the non-points paying event from the 19th position, but dropped to the back of the field because the team changed a motor following practice on Friday. During the early laps of the race, Harvick reported he was battling a tight-handling black, red and white Chevrolet causing the team to pit under caution on lap eight for fuel, four tires and multiple chassis adjustments. Back on track, the handling issues persisted leaving Harvick to finish 18th after the first of five segments. Only laps into the second segment, the Richard Childress Racing driver informed crew chief Gil Martin the car had transitioned from tight to loose. Despite the handling issues, Harvick managed to gain track position finishing the second segment 12th. Harvick continued to work his way toward the front of the field during the third segment, settling into the ninth spot by the time caution flag waved. Between segments, the pit crew went to work changing right-side tires and adding fuel to the No. 29 machine. The quick pit stop positioned their driver in second for the fourth segment restart. After battling competitors with four fresh tires, Harvick lost ground falling back to sixth by the end of segment four. Following a mandatory four-tire pit stop during the final scheduled caution period of the night, Harvick returned to the track in 13th for a 10-lap shootout. The 2007 Sprint All-Star Race champion worked his way up to 11th, where he ultimately crossed the finish line.
Start - 19 Finish - 11 Laps Led - 0 Points - N/A
KEVIN HARVICK QUOTE: "This was a long, tough weekend for the Rheem/Budweiser team. Between switching engines after practice on Friday and making a bunch of changes to the car during the race, these guys really worked hard. We didn't get the finish we would have liked tonight, but we did learn a few things about the car that will hopefully be useful for us during the Coca-Cola 600 next weekend."
Jeff Burton Earns Top-Five Finish in the Sprint Showdown
Jeff Burton and the No. 31 Caterpillar Chevrolet team brought home a top-five result in the Sprint Showdown, finishing third in the non-points event at Charlotte Motor Speedway. After a sixth-place qualifying effort, the South Boston, Va. native reported a loose-handling condition on his black and yellow machine and maintained an eighth-place running position until the competition caution flag waved on lap 20, signaling the end of the first segment. Crew chief Luke Lambert called the 21-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race winner to pit road under caution so the No. 31 pit crew could put on fresh Goodyear tires, add Sunoco Green E15 fuel and make adjustments for the final 20-lap dash to the checkered flag. On the ensuing restart, the No. 31 Chevrolet came to life and Burton climbed into the top five on lap 25 and top three by lap 30. The RCR driver made a valiant effort throughout the final 10 laps to move into the second position and transfer into the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, but in the end Burton didn't have enough time to catch the second-place competitor and scored a third-place finish.
Start - 6 Finish - 3 Laps Led - 0 Points - N/A
JEFF BURTON QUOTE: "We dug ourselves a hole at the start by handling loose, but the car definitely came alive in the final segment after the pit stop. Luke (Lambert, crew chief) made the right call on pit road and we were able to showcase some speed there at the end. We also learned a lot for next weekend's Coca-Cola 600 and might even bring this car back for it."


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May 16, 2012 —
"People have to be put above frogs and lizards and snakes," said David Dean, Town of Deerpark representative to the Upper Delaware Council (UDC) during a discussion about wetland mapping at the UDC's monthly meeting on May 3. "This is going to devastate private property rights, private property values and municipalities' ability to assess," he continued.
Triggering the talk was the approaching completion of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC) Wallkill Wetland Mapping project, which was funded by an EPA grant targeting the Wallkill Watershed and including most of Orange County and small portions of Sullivan and Ulster counties.
William Rudge of the DEC explained that state legislation passed in the '70s, which created the Environmental Conservation Law, Article 24, commonly known as the Freshwater Wetlands Act, requires DEC to map and protect wetlands greater than 12.4 acres. "Now that we've re-mapped that area, the next logical step would be to undertake a map amendment to make existing maps that we use to regulate NYS wetlands more accurate for everyone," he said.
DEC is still reviewing the maps and has not yet decided whether to move forward with the amendment process. The DEC jurisdiction, based on the 12.4-acre threshold, differs from that held by the Army Corps of Engineers (ACE), which regulates wetlands down to an acre or less.
"How does the re-mapping affect the private landowner?" asked Town of Lumberland representative and UDC chair Nadia Rasjz. "Even though they own the land, would they be unable to utilize it?"
"If a wetland is protected, you have to get a permit to do anything in it, whether it's an ACE or a DEC wetland," explained Rudge. "The legislation includes a 100-foot buffer around every regulated wetland."
In response to concerns about identification of the increased wetland acreage, Rudge pointed out, "We're not creating these wetlands; they already exist. If we're going to assume jurisdiction for their protection, the law outlines a process whereby every landowner that's affected by this change would have to be notified."
While DEC mapping relies primarily upon aerial photography and field checks, the agency is required by law to delineate wetlands on the ground for any landowner who requests it.
"The law is structured such that it tries to get people to avoid building structures or otherwise affecting the wetland because the value of wetlands is many-fold," said Rudge, who cited absorption of heavy rain events, purification of water resources, restoration of water tables and preservation of wildlife habitat.
In addition to notifying landowners, DEC must also hold public meetings in areas where changes are proposed to the maps. "The department cannot take jurisdiction over a wetland that has not been mapped, and the maps have to be filed in the town in which the property lies and in the county," added Rudge.
Dean said he has reviewed the maps and estimates they will identify an additional 16,000 acres of wetlands in Orange County. He questioned the impact on property values.
"There is a process for homeowners to go to their local assessor to grieve their assessment and reduce their tax liability," said Rudge.
Rasjz asked whether the mapping would affect the river valley.
"There likely are new wetlands in the river corridor that will eventually be mapped," he said.
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Those new studs can cause geometry issues if they have the guide locked in the wrong position. I'd try to find a set with original studs (pressed) and no guide work. But thats just me, lots of extra effort downstream dependant upon what you are doing.
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A University of Virginia Darden School of Business study finds that American CEOs are worth their paychecks.
The number of zeros in paychecks of American CEOs often comes under fire. Many believe that American CEOs take home too much money.
American workers who face stagnant to lowering wages in a tough economy have argued the point, as have professional firms, which emphasize that CEOs in America earn more than their counterparts abroad.
Do they?
"No," said Darden professor Pedro Matos. In his upcoming paper, "Are U.S. CEOs Paid More? New International Evidence," Matos and his colleagues investigated CEO salary data from more than 1,600 U.S. and international firm across 13 European countries. Without the limitations of past domestic and global compensation disclosure rules, the researchers learned not only do American CEOs earn salaries comparable to those of international CEOs, but many U.S. CEOs earn a portion of their pay based on the value they create for shareholders.
The results will appear in a future edition of The Review of Financial Studies.
Matos reported in "Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation" blog that paychecks of U.S. CEOs are quite reasonable. He took into account characteristics such as board structure, firm type and ownership structure.
"Initially, U.S. CEO salaries appear twice as large as salaries of CEOs in other countries, but one is really comparing apples to oranges due to differences in the way that U.S. firms operate compared to their international counterparts," said Matos.
According to Matos, American-based firms lean toward institutional ownership and independent boards, which leads to better oversight. "We think it's a sign of good corporate governance when firms are monitored closely by institutional owners as well as independent board members. These push for CEO pay to be tied to shareholder performance," said Matos. "It should cause us to question the belief that U.S. CEO pay is excessive."
Matos' study also shows that competitive international firms now offer CEO salary packages that are comparable to those from U.S. firms.
"Many of the non-U.S. firms vie for the same capital, customers and talent as U.S. firms that operate globally," Matos added. "We feel that our research presents grounds for critics to take a second look at U.S. CEO salaries."
Matos' research focuses on international corporate governance and the growing importance of institutional investors in financial markets worldwide.


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This historic James River town was originally called Scott's Landing. Scottsville was incorporated in 1818 at the northern most flow of the James River, an area known as Horseshoe Bend. The town's history closely links to the James River, serving first as a port for bateaux transportation and then as the terminus of the Staunton and James River Turnpike, which connected the James River with the Valley of Virginia. Later Scottsville became a center of Civil War activity.
The town "served as Virginia's westernmost center of government and commerce during the 1700s, when rivers were the primary means of travel in the new American wilderness." During the late 18th and the 19th centuries attempts were made to improve navigability along the James, as well as other central Virginian rivers. Part of this was the construction of a canal running roughly parallel with the James west from Richmond. Scottsville was the largest port town along this route, called the James River and Kanawha Canal.
The James River Batteau Festival makes a stop annually in Scottsville to celebrate the arrival of the authentic batteau replicas and period-costumed crew.
Visit the Canal Basin Square, a History park depicting the transportation history of Scottsville from the era of the Native American Monacan canoes to modern transportation systems. Emphasis is on the rich history of the batteaux and packet boat travel which occurred in the heyday of America's rivers and canals. The park is located at the original site of the James River and Kanawha Canal Basin.
Located near Scottsville, the Hatton Ferry serves as a seasonal crossing of the James River, the last hand poled ferry operating in the United States. The ferry runs each weekend through October on Saturday from 9 to 5 and Sunday noon to 5 and by special appointment. A ride on the ferry is a unique opportunity to experience times past; ferries have served Albemarle and Buckingham Counties since the mid-eighteenth century, and provided a means by which European settlers could communicate with other settlers and establish commercial ventures.
Be sure to visit the Scottsville's Confederate War Memorial Monument, proudly part of our Civil War Trails. Erected by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1914, the monument is a marble obelisk with crossed sabres on each side and an inscription on the face reads "Our Confederate Dead Who Died in the Hospitals of Scottsville 1861-1865"
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It might look like a lightweight, but the shrike is a stone-cold killer. The thorns of the acacia tree are perfect for impaling prey, and they double as a pantry. Lizard on the barbie, anyone?
The shrike.
He may look like a sweet little songbird, but this ruthless predator impales more victims than a vampire slayer.
The shrike feeds on small reptiles, birds, and insects.
And when he wants to dig into a good meal, he skewers his prey on the thorns of the acacia tree.
Now he can rip into some fresh meat.
This spiky branch isn't just a slaughterhouse. It's also a pantry.
Often the shrike will spear prey and store them there until decay starts to break down their bodies.
He may also garnish them with feathers in an attempt to attract a mate.
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I'm a Gaara fan
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Me too :D
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Gaara's a gronk.
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i like gaara but he is not my favorite ^^
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#1 Argentina pulls out of Falklands talks02-01-2013, 11:10 PM
A diplomatic dispute has erupted over the Falkland Islands after the Argentine foreign minister pulled out of talks with William Hague because the UK Government insisted that islanders should be able to take part.
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How dare they allow the people that live there to have a say!
Seriously, shouldn't Argentina finish fucking up their own communist utopia before starting on another land mass?The difference between pigs and people is that when they tell you you're cured it isn't a good thing.
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For something completely different, I have music stuck in my head—and as usual, it pertains to my state of mind. I wish I could claim that it has something to do with being a savant of some sort, but sadly, not so much. This weird syndrome has gone on in my brain for so many years that I've stopped questioning why, and just let the endless melodies play on, hoping that inspiration will strike a chord.
This morning it's the Beatles' 1965 classic "Help" reverberating, and the lyrics do indeed seem to be relevant. ("When I was younger, so much younger than today, I never needed anybody's help in any way.") Hmm. As many of you know, I have been a bit out of the loop, recovering from surgery, and have certainly needed help, which thankfully has been offered and gratefully accepted—like the accompanying photograph and information about the Great Sullivan County Food Raiser earlier this month, provided by Brian Smith. I missed it, but understand it was a huge success.
Since my independence seems to have "vanished in the haze," this kind of help—reporting back to me on some of these events that I cannot attend— would be invaluable. Commentary, photographs, even your own (humble) opinions would be most welcome while I'm cooped up. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com [2], or post on The River Reporters Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-River-Reporter/151350328263713 [3]) with your own words and pictures—any contributions are most welcome—just know "that I need you like I've never done before!"
I'd like to be able to get out and see the current exhibit "Middle Ground" (paintings by Kathe Blackbird and woodcuts by Matthew Zappala) showing at the Catskill Art Society (www.catskillartsociety.org [4]) in Livingston Manor but "now these days are gone, I'm not so self assured. Now I find I've changed my mind [and need help to] open up the doors." Several of my peeps have offered to drive me to some of these events, so... give me a call—I'd love to go.
Speaking of art, the exhibit "Denial," which spotlights block prints by Joyce Ellen Weinstein, will soon be coming to the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA, www.artsalliancesite.org [5]) in Narrowsburg, NY. Wondering how I can make it there, the Beatles intervene and suggest that I ask you to "help me if you can, I'm feeling down, and I do appreciate you being 'round." Truth be told, it's more than a bit frustrating to be housebound, with no way (much less strength) to get out and about, but the show runs from February 25 through March 17, so I'm hopeful that someone will ("please, please help me") get to the gallery!
Another DVAA event, the "Benefit Show," debuts this Saturday, the 18th, featuring guest artists Beau Gostomsky, Matteo Trisolini, Wayne Sanderson, Hugh Hysell and resident artists David Bush, Ellany Gable, Janet Rutkowski, Walter Kenul, Tom Holmes, Laurie Stuart and James Hawley, presented by Brook House Gallery (www.brookhousegallery.com [6]). I've already sent my regrets for the opening reception, but feel free to give me a shout if you're planning to check out the gallery after next week.
My Beatles play list is momentarily upstaged by the Supremes ("whenever you're near, I hear a symphony") as I discover that a concert is on my calendar: The Sullivan County String Orchestra, presenting a premiere performance featuring Leopold Mozart's "Toy Symphony," and sponsored by Nesin Cultural Arts, is scheduled for February 26 at 4 p.m at the Eugene D. Nesin Theatre, 22 St. John's Street in Monticello. Not so far from home—maybe I should just crawl there on my hands and knees?
There are a few other areas in which I could solicit a little help. Foremost on my mind, with my iPad resting on my lap, is The River Reporter's website, newly revamped last year (www.riverreporteronline.com [7]). Take a moment and check it out. I'm keeping busy at home working on building our fan base. Oh, and one more thing: for those of you on Facebook (and if you're not, now is as good a time as any, IMHO) please do me a favor, check out our presence there (www.facebook.com/pages/The-River-Reporter/151350328263713 [3]) and "like" our page.
I'm usually (over) confident in my abilities, but currently, I'm not only actively seeking help, but am dangerously close to groveling (don't make me go there!). Yes, with every day, I grow a little stronger, but since it will be a while before I can stand on my own two feet and reclaim my independence, I make a feeble attempt to stand before you all, opinionated (as always) but humbled. Won't you please, please help me?


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Mathilde, this sounds terribly stressful -- I'm so sorry you and your baby are going through this difficult time.
It sounds to me like more than nipple preference is going on -- I would call it a nursing strike, I think. The baby needs time and help to learn again to have a positive association with the breast.
I think Sarah's idea of warm baths with your husband right there to help you is a very good idea. You can also wear the baby skin-to-skin right inside your shirt all day, and sleep that way at night -- baby in a diaper, snuggled up between your breasts, or on the bed next to you, cuddled under your arm.
The skin-to-skin contact will release a lot of the right hormones in both you and baby, and should help with your milk supply even if he is not nursing at all. If attempts to breastfeed are upsetting and stressful for both of you, then spend a few days exclusively pumping, and give him his bottles while you hold him skin-to-skin near your breasts. You can keep him fed and soothed, keep your supply up with pumping, and focus the rest of your energy on your own rest and nutrition and emotional care.
Then when it feels right, just casually offer the breast, as a learning opportunity, with no particular goal or deadline. Many babies come out of similar nursing strikes, either suddenly or gradually, so don't give up hope!
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Students Making a Difference: CRHS Volunteer
A La Crosse middle school student is making quite the impact at the Coulee Region Humane Society, and he's only been volunteering at the shelter for a few months.
Connor McCannon is an eighth grader at the La Crosse Design Institute at Longfellow Middle School. He's also this month's Student Making a Difference.
Connor volunteers at least once a week at the humane society, working with the dogs as they wait to be adopted. He plays and socializes with them, making sure they get their exercise.
Connor says he volunteers his time simply because he loves to do it. "I see the dogs just love to see you everyday and that they don't get that much attention. As long as I can keep them happy until they get adopted, that's just all that counts. You get to see different animals everyday and once you see an animal not there, you can't help to smile to see how good they're doing now," said Connor.
Connor is one of about 375 volunteers at the humane society, but the volunteer coordinator says he's been making an impact since almost the day he started. "Connor is just a fantastic volunteer overall, he's so kind, so polite, he's here with a smile on his face every time and I think his enthusiasm is what makes him just a spectacular volunteer," said Rebecca Rowe.
Connor says his favorite breed to work with at the humane society is pitbulls. He says if they weren't so misunderstood, more of them would be adopted.
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- Dependence of the Fundamental Plane scatter on galaxy age
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- The fundamental plane (FP) has an intrinsic scatter that cannot be explained purely by observational errors. Using the recently available age estimates for nearby early-type galaxies, we show that a galaxy's position relative to the FP depends on its age. In particular, the mean FP corresponds to elliptical galaxies with an age of 10 Gyr. Younger galaxies are systematically brighter, with a higher surface brightness relative to the mean relation. Old elliptical galaxies form an 'upper envelope' to the FP. For our sample of mostly noncluster galaxies, age can account for almost half of the scatter in the B-band FP. Distance determinations based on the FP may have a systematic bias, if the mean age of the sample varies with redshift. We also show that fundamental plane residuals, colors, and Mg2 line strength are consistent with an ageing central burst superposed on an old stellar population. This reinforces the view that these age estimates are tracing the last major episode of star formation induced by a gaseous merger event. We briefly discuss the empirical 'evolutionary tracks' of merger remnants and young elliptical galaxies in terms of their key observational parameters.
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- Astrophysical Journal Letters, Vol. 508, no. 1 (Nov 1998), pp. L43-L46
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- 1998
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- cD; Elliptical galaxies; FP; Fundamental parameters; Fundamental Plane; Galaxy evolution; Kinematics and dynamics; Lenticular galaxies; Photometry
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Talisman Energy stepped up and donated $32,000 total to the two groups, a $17,000 elevated light tower for the Tilden and Calliham fire departments and a $15,000 chest compression machine for EMS.
"It varies but it has jumped greatly," Tilden Fire Chief Jason Cooper said.
"You can go four days without hearing the pager going off and then boom," Tina Lee-Serrata of Tilden EMS added.
Talisman's donation is officially being made on June 15 at its first annual landowners appreciation picnic for its associates from LaSalle, McMullen and Live Oak counties and is part of its community investment budget.
Jack Showers, senior stakeholder relations adviser for Talisman Energy, sought out Cooper, Lee-Serrata and Calliham Fire Chief Will McBee to find out what equipment they needed to better serve the community and potentially save more lives.
"One of Talisman's policies is we want to benefit the community where we operate and want to be a part of it," Showers said.
Talisman also donated five $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors in George West, Three Rivers, Tilden and Cotulla. They are also donating $10,000 to the playground in Three Rivers.
"We hope it will be a long-term project," Showers said.
EMS' new tool, a medical thumper, fits onto the chest and hooks up to the pulse and does chest compressions. While EMS responders are attending to the patient's other needs, such as open wounds, the devise will do chest compressions and it will alert EMS responders if the vest isn't properly fitted.
"It is a 35-minute ETA in Tilden, but it can be up to an hour of transport time too," Lee-Serrata said. "It will greatly improve survival rates."
Tilden and Calliham's fire departments will share the rescue light any time there is a call at night or additional lighting is needed.
"There are very few of us in the county that are able to respond to the incidents and if we are holding a light it is hard to use the jaws of life," McBee said. "None of us went looking for Jack, he came looking for us."
McBee said having the light attached to the truck is convenient because it means having it on hand when it's needed without needing an additional trailer or vehicle to use it. Cooper said fire crews have needed the light for a long time but haven't been able to afford it. He also said they are trying to revamp the fire departments and this donation makes that easier.
"I appreciate the Talisman company. We need more companies like this that see the needs we have," Cooper said. "The whole county is building infrastructure and we greatly appreciate it."
Cooper estimated it will take about two or three weeks for the fire truck to get the light set up. Lee-Serrata said the chest compressor was ordered on Monday and should arrive within a couple or weeks. After that they will train their staff on how to use it.
Lee-Serrata said EMS is currently shorthanded with a staff of 10-12 responders, which increased from just four or five a week ago. Tilden and Calliham's fire crews are also shorthanded with eight regular responders in Tilden and about five in Calliham.
McBee said they are always seeking more volunteers.
"They are the most dedicated group of volunteers in the area," Showers said. "It is inspiring to me to see the dedication that they have."
The fire departments hope to get a new pumper truck, bunker gear, breathing apparatuses and other equipment, according to Cooper. Lee-Serrata said the EMS ambulance needs to be replaced too as it spends more time in the repair shop than in the shed.
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Intel Corp. has quietly updated its price-list and added a new-generation Atom microprocessors code-named Cedarview that will power nettops based on Cedar Trail platform. The new chips are inexpensive and considering their capabilities may become popular on the entry-level desktops or even notebooks.
The new Atom processors are D2500 (two cores, 1.86GHz) and D2700 (two cores with Hyper-Threading, 2.13GHz) that cost $42 and $52, respectively, in 1000-unit quantities. Interestingly, the new Atom products carry the same price tags as Celeron dual-core G530 (2.40GHz) and G540 (2.50GHz) chips based on "Sandy Bridge" micro-architecture that offer considerably higher performance.
Intel Cedarview system-on-chip with a new Atom core will feature DirectX 10.1-capable graphics engine that will have integrated high-definition video decoder (in order to enable Blu-ray disc playback on all Atom-based systems), will support higher clock-speeds, will have improved DDR3 memory controller and will feature digital interfaces for displays. The SoC will be made using 32nm fabrication process.
The new Cedarview processor will continue to utilize the NM10 input/output controller, which should make it easier for manufacturers to transit to the new Cedar Trail platform.
Thanks to integration of high-definition video decoder into the new Atom SoC, all systems powered by the new chip will be able to playback Blu-ray video. Unfortunately, since the new Atom SoC has outdated DirectX 10.1-class graphics core, it will be unable to use it for general purpose computing. As a result, even the forthcoming platform for inexpensive PCs from Intel will not be able to match AMD's Brazos in terms of multimedia functionality in many terms.
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Anděl - an unique place with modern architecture, restaurants, bars, shopping center and metro is just 3 minutes away with a tram.There are huge stores like a Tesco which is opened till midnight.
The apartment has free Wi-Fi and is fully equipped with a nice private bathroom and kitchenette where you can easily prepare breakfast or a snack. All apartments are quiet, clean and comfortable, perfect for people wanting high standards on a budget. We are also environmentally conscious and we do recycle all plastic waste you might have.
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Very clean and comfortable apartment near the old town. Tomas was nice and gave us a map of Prague. Easy check-in and check-out. We enjoyed our time in this accommodation, thank you :-)
Great and clean apartment. The hosts were very friendly.
If cosy means small and basic, it was certainly cosy. Free parking on the street was a plus, but it is not really too central. It is possible to walk to the metro, but it's a hike. The tram line nearby was under construction, which caused some traffic confusion with finding buses. Prague itself is lovely, but very touristic. If you spend all your time touring, the apartment is fine for just sleeping.
Thank you very much for the great days in Prag!
The flat was very comfortable and there was everthing you need.
It was very close to city, so we walked or took the tram and we only need 30 (by foot) or 10 minutes by tram to come there.
Thomas received us very kindly and gives us lots of tips for our holidays.
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We stayed in apartment for one week, and I am pleased to say that I have very positive opinion about apartment and the owners of the pace
its a bright large flat , with new and comfortable furniture,well maintained and cleaned regularly. All you need for comfortable stay , was there for us... microwave, fridge, kettle... you can prepare food and keep drinks cool in the fridge
location its perfect as its close to Charles bridge( a walking distance) and many trams going to the centre, at the same time its quiete in the flat, giving a chance to sleep well and relax
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Nice apartment, everything clean and tidy. It offers not much space, but is perfect to sleep or have a breakfast before exploring the beautiful city. Check-in and out was easy. The tram stop is very close and the city center in 15-20 walking distance.
Nice little clean room with everything you would expect. Quite close to the center and VERY close to a tram. Host was kind and helpful and check-in and out was flexible. Thanks!
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I am a nurse and returned to work part time when DD was 8 weeks. During that time, I was working per diem, 4 hr or 8 hr shifts twice / week. Now, she is 14 weeks old and I'm struggling to maintain our nursing relationship. Last night I started a full time schedule, which will be 36-40 hrs (12hr shifts) I will be away from DD from 6:15pm- approx 8:15am and I am freaking out!!!
First, I am usually a day shift nurse, so I am already confused and disoriented by the time change. Secondly, I work at a busy inner-city hospital on a transplant floor, so we are busy 24 hrs a day. Thank goodness we are in a lull right now and I have a few mins to peruse this forum and post! Sometimes, I can pump every four hours and other days, I'm lucky to pump twice in 12 hours - OUCH!!!! Furthermore, I have to quickly shove food in my mouth while trying to provide nourishment for my baby and sometimes I'm charting on the computer while pumping. As you can imagine, thinking / writing about infected surgical wounds does not inspire let down. I'm so stressed that my pumping output is not so hot ( 3-4 oz). I have been having panic attacks at home and am really depressed by the thought of early weaning. My goal was to nurse for at least 1 year. My husband thinks that I should begin weaning b/c he is concerned that I won't be able to sleep well when I get home in the AM. He works from home while I'm sleeping and brings DD for BF as needed and gives bottles of EBM.
My question is : Is it possible to pump over night @ work (my goal is 9pm-MN-3am-6am), nap/ nurse in AM and leave bottles of EBM for late morning and afternoon and nurse / play/ read / eat from 3pm-6pm AND THEN go to work at 6:15pm and start it all over again... THREE DAYS PER WEEK and then switch back to a more HUMAN SCHEDULE the OTHER FOUR DAYS ??? Will I need to pump overnight even on my days off? DD usually sleeps from 11pm-4am and then 4:30am - 8:30am. Should I just make life a little easier and combo feed/ partial wean?? Help me, please.
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Las Cruces Main Street To Reopen November 17
On the very day in 1969 that the city's governing body, then known as the Las Cruces City Commission, unanimously voted to close Main Street downtown to vehicular traffic from Mountain Avenue on the north to Bowman Avenue on the south, a ceremony will be held to reopen the entire seven-block stretch of road.
The ceremony will officially mark completion of the final of three phases of street reconstruction, from Griggs Avenue on the North to Amador Avenue on the south. It will be Saturday, Nov. 17, 2:30 p.m. at 200 S. Main St. in front of White's Music Box.
"It's been exactly 43 years since vehicular traffic has taken place on the entire length of Main Street downtown. And the ceremony to reopen the street will conclude with a procession of motorized vehicles to official commemorate the street's reopening," said Robert Caldwell, the City's community relations coordinator.
Caldwell says the ceremony will include a ribbon cutting and recognition of the many people involved in the reopening project, which is a major advance in the overall revitalization of downtown Las Cruces.


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Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice to the Hall of Fame!!
I was in my American Lit. class when the clock struck 1:30. I tensed up and started breathing a little heavier. "Oh my God, Oh my God!" I whispered, checking my phone every ten seconds to see if my father had texted me with any news.
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Elizabeth, I was watching MLB Network when they made the announcement at 2pm. I jumped up and screamed! It is a great day for Red Sox Nation with both Rice & Henderson being elected to the HOF! Good job keeping the remote away from your brother.
I was so happy I've waited 14 years for this day. Well . . . I've only been alive for 11.
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"King Yankees": You're absolutely right–I'm glad Rice finally got in!
Julia: I wish I could've seen the announcement at 2 pm! I was sitting in Life Skills! I'm so happy for Rice!
Bigpapi72: He really deserves it! He's been waiting ever since I was born! I wish I could've been alive to see him play though. Stories are always nice!!
Congrats, Red Sox Nation. 🙂 I'm glad one of yours made it. Hopefully one of mine will make it sooner rather than later! Like you said about Rice in the comment section, I wish I could have seen Harold Baines play, but I was too young. I can't wait until I can say, "I've seen that Hall of Famer play."
Jen: Thanks! I can't wait to say the same myself🙂. I think we both definitely will.
Julia: Thanks, Congrats on #4! Wow!!!
Congrats on Jim Rice, Elizabeth! I thought of you when I heard the news and figured you must be jumping up and down. You got your wish! And I see you're moving up in the rankings too. Well deserved!
Great story when you were at school! Isn't it so frustrating to not be able to get news like that? Congrats on #19!!
Hi, Elizabeth …
"Congratulations" [again] on Jim Rice being voted into the Hall of Fame !!! … I like your determination when you tried to watch the Jim Rice interview, and I was [lol] at your description of the following scene: // "I tried to watch it [the Jim Rice interview on the MLB Network] but my brother started complaining and got another remote from the other room [lol], and attempted to change the channel. I wouldn't let him, and finally he gave in." // …Now, that's determination !!! … With Rice now in the Hall of Fame, I think, it's time for the Red Sox to retire his #14 !!! … Also, Elizabeth, "Congratulations", on your #19 ranking on the new mlblogs "Leader's List" !!! … It's great to see your blog moving up the Leader's List to your goal of being the #1 mlblog !!! … Keep up the excellent work on your blog !!! … Jimmy [27NYY], "BY&L"
Hemmingway is great and all (loved "Death in the Afternoon"), but he pales in comparison to the HOFers. I'm pretty sure he'd agree with that statement.
Jane: Thank you, and Congrats on number two!!
Kaybee: It really is frustrating! And nobody understands my agony!
Jimmy: Glad you liked the story, and thanks! Congrats on #17 I think it was?
Jeff: I want to read "Death in the Afternoon", but right now we're reading "In Our Time", which is also very good. Good to know you and I both have our priorities straight😉
Excellent work. I feel sorta similar with Ricky Henderson making the Hall of Fame. He was a Blue Jay, but only for a half a year. I was very young in Rice's heyday, but I know he showed great consistancy throughout his career. I can't wait someone actually goes into the Hall as Blue Jay.
Homer: I hope that Halladay goes in as a Blue Jay, I'm actually hoping he stays with the Jays because he has really established himself as the quintessential Blue Jays, and he's one of those guys that I could never imagine in any other uniform
Hemmingway was an amazing character and were he still alive I'd like to hear his opinion on Rickey and Rickey always talking about Rickey in the third person! Congrat on Rice too. I got the feeling you keep wathcin Pedroia and he might make a case in 12 years if he is still playing.
Congratulations on Jim Rice
Tommy: I'm sure Hemingway would have a great opinion on Rice, Henderson, and perhaps baseball in general! He mentions it a little bit in "In Our Time". I hope to see Pedroia in there eventually🙂
Levelboss: Thank you!
Great blog as always!!!
Both Rice and Henderson deserved this.
This is looooooonnnnnggggggg over due for Rice.
I'm happy for you and all the other Red Sox fans. He definitely deserved it and the voters finally realized it as well.
Thrilla: It is long overdue! I'm glad that the Baseball writers finally realized that he deserves it. Sometimes it isn't just stats, it's the impact you have on the team and on the league
Darion: Thank you! And you're absolutely right.


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PA Republicans 'will try anything under the sun'
It never ceases to amaze me the hoops that Pennsylvania Republicans will go through in order to thwart the Democrats, or any other party for that matter, from winning an election. It truly boggles the mind.
Prior to the recent presidential election, they passed the voter ID law that was designed to suppress the voting rights of minorities, the elderly and students, who generally vote for Democrats. Well, that didn't work because the PA Supreme Court found it unfair and deemed it unconstitutional. Secondly, they have attempted to gerrymander the voting districts so that Republican candidates would have clear advantages.
Last, but not least, the Republican majority is now pushing very hard to change the Electoral College system in Pennsylvania. Again, an overt attempt to beat back the Democrats from winning elections. The way it is set up now, in most states, the presidential candidate who wins the popular vote receives all of the state's electoral votes. If the Republicans had it their way, President Obama would have received only 12 electoral votes while Romney received eight. State Senate Republican Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is now planning to introduce a measure that would accomplish this goal in the next few weeks.
It is quite apparent that the Republicans can't appeal to the majority of the voters and can't win a presidential election. So now this—they will try at any cost to rig the system in their favor. If all else fails, why don't they just ban the Democratic Party and any other opposing parties in the state? Ah yes, that's the ultimate ticket. The Republican Party is pathetic.
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Per my twitter I predicted a sweep in the Astros-Pirates series.
I recieved just that, just not as I predicted. In what was dubbed a "Battle of the Basement" the Astros outscored the Pirates 14-5 to deliever in a three game sweep.
Chalk up the broom company franchises to 11. Yep, the Pirates have been swpet 11 times this season.
Not to quote Rascal Flatts but "what hurts the most, was being so close."
Close as in close to turning the corner. The Bucs had a great four game series against a much powerful team in the Philies over the weekend. Not that Pittsburgh had a chance to move up in the division but to be swept by a divisional opponent, especially the one that is in a race out of the cellar is anything but good.
The Brewers are up next.
I hate the Brewers much thanks to this man.
No that is not a "***** Eye for the Straight Guy" cast member it is Milwaukee's own Ryan Braun. His attitude, swagger and downright slummy-ness overshawdows his decent looks and stellar talent. He has called out the Pirates for no good reason on many seperate occasions.
The Pirates and Brewers have had a budding rivalry over the past three or so seasons. Always picking fights and being competitive. Alas, The Brew Crew almost always have the upper hand especially in a 20-0 beatdown of the Bucs earlier in the season in which I could say I had the pleasure of watching live.
To release my disdain of the Brewers my buddies Marc and Andrew assisted me in a ceremonial ritual that would hopefully send up bad omens to those residing in Miller Park.
I did enjoy that hat. It was comfortable and was a great companion to me on the softball field. However, I think we put it to much greater use. I can only hope it pays off and the Pirates can squeak out a win against the hated Brew Crew this weekend.
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hahahaha😄 Ryan Braun is very into his fashion! Quite the Fashionista😉
haha love the ritual too! Burning of the hat!
The Battle of the Basements! Lol. Good luck against the Brew Crew.
Ay Matt! Losing those close games hurt. You are left saying things like "It was a one run difference, If only….we were one out , two outs from….. But is better not to dwell on them and move on.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Popular searches on the Internet include Office Depot(ODP) on reports that the company is in merger talks with OfficeMax (OMX) .
The Wall Street Journal reported that the two companies were in advanced discussions about a potential merger. Shares of Office Depot soared as much as 28% on the news, while shares of OfficeMax climbed 19%.
The deal could be announced as early as this week and would be structured as a stock-for-stock transaction, the newspaper said.
In a combination, the companies, which have faced declining revenue from their retail stores in recent years, could close some locations to cut costs and streamline operations.
OfficeMax is the world's second largest office products company behind Staples, while Office Depot is the third.
Microsoft(MSFT) is trending as the company begins its push to increase users of its Outlook.com email service.
The final version of Outlook.com, which has been in preview since July 31, is being released Tuesday. It works on Windows and Apple(AAPL) machines as well as with an app for Google's(GOOG) Android mobile operating system.
The new Outlook includes the ability to send large files in a singe email, address books that automatically update contacts with information from Facebook (FB) , Twitter and LinkedIn(LNKD) and fewer ads than Hotmail.
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The company said it filed for Chapter 11 as it needs to cut its $465 million in debt so it can keep restructuring. RDA said it plans to cut its debt load by 80% during the restructuring period, after which it expects to have $100 million in debt.
RDA said it will keep publishing Reader's Digest throughout its bankruptcy, from which it hopes to emerge within six months.
The chatter on Main Street (a.k.a. Google, Yahoo! and other search sites) is always of interest to investors on Wall Street. Thus, each day, TheStreet compiles the stories that are trending on the Web, and highlights the news that could make stocks move.
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During my tenure as State Superintendent, I hope to use e-mail to communicate with you regularly. In addition to messages designed to initiate dialogue about timely and important issues and to seek your advice about state policies, programs and services, I will send out, as needed, an "Administrative Update" e-mail. It will bring you current information from ISBE regarding administrative and operational programs and procedures. This is the first of such administrative messages.
Today's Topics:
ü Public Hearings Set on Revised School Code Draft
ü First General State Aid Payments Distributed Today
Copies Available, Public Hearings Set on Revised School Code
The Governor's Commission on Revising the Illinois School Code will conduct hearings at local community college campuses to discuss proposed School Code changes and gather public opinion on the commission-recommended revisions. An electronic copy of the 1,400-page document is available on line at www.isbe.net/schoolcode. A printed copy will also be available for review at each public library.
The Governor's Commission on Revising the School Code was created in Executive Order #7 and is comprised of a variety of persons from across the state. The purpose of this commission is to conduct a comprehensive study of the existing School Code.
The Commission will hold hearings from 5:00 - 9:00 PM at the following community college sites:
August 15, 2002
Lewis and Clark - Godfrey,
August 22, 2002 John A. Logan - Carterville, IL
August 29, 2002 Richland - Decatur, IL
September 5, 2002 Carl Sandburg - Galesburg, IL
September 12, 2002 Wilbur Wright - Chicago, IL
September 19, 2002 Elgin CC - Elgin, IL
Participants who require special accommodations should submit a written request at least 48 hours in advance to the Illinois State Board of Education at (fax) 217/524-8585 or Public Information, 100 North First, Springfield, IL 62777.
Written comments should be sent to email@example.com.
First General State Aid Payments Distributed Today
The first FY 2003 GSA distribution was made today, Monday, August 12, 2002. The second will be made on Wednesday, August 21, 2002. Semi-monthly payments for 1/24th of the net entitlement will be made through the end of July 2003. The July 2003 payments will likely be accelerated and made in June 2003, as has been done in the past. All districts and Regional Offices will be notified as soon as the accelerated July 2003 payments have been confirmed.
Other GSA Information . . .
« Fund Transfer or Supplemental Appropriation Needed. A legislatively authorized funds transfer or a supplemental appropriation will be needed during FY 03 in order to fully fund the foundation level in the General State Aid formula. Staff estimates that the GSA appropriation is about $20 million short. If no additional dollars are provided, the funding will have to be prorated.
In the meantime, the foundation level remains the same for FY 2003 at $4,560. The formula calculation tax rates remain the same (2.30% for elementary districts, 1.05% for high school districts, and 3.00% for unit districts).
The FY 2003 appropriation for GSA is $3.120 billion, which is a decrease of $105.0 million over last year's appropriation. The FY 2003 appropriation for GSA Hold Harmless is $65.7 million, which is an increase of $28.7 million. The "continuing appropriation" law for GSA and Hold Harmless has not been extended through FY 2003.
The statewide equalized assessed valuation (EAV) increased from $187.8 billion to $198.1 billion, an increase of 5.5%. The EAV for downstate counties (other than Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will) increased 3.7%. Statewide, average daily attendance (ADA) increased from 1,837,431 to 1,869,102, an increase of 1.7%. For downstate, the ADA increased 0.1%.
A separate supplemental grant is calculated based on the district's poverty count. It is incorporated within the GSA entitlement and allows additional funding for districts with any low-income students. The low-income concentration level is determined by dividing the district's 1990 census low-income count by the 2001-2002 best three months ADA. There are six categories for poverty grants and these were modified with the passage of Senate Bill 1983 (Public Act 92-604). The poverty grant amounts are
ü $355 (less than 10%),
ü $675 (10%-20%),
ü $1,330 (20%-35%),
ü $1,362 (35%-50%),
ü $1,680 (50%-60%), and
ü $2,080 (equal to or greater than 60%).
The 20% - 35% category was increased from $1,190 to $1,330 and the 35% - 50% category was increased from $1,333 to $1,362.
Reminder: Computation reports are posted and available on the web by clicking on the words "Electronic GSA Inquiry" at http://webprod1.isbe.net/gsainquiry/default.aspx.
« Electronic Submission of the GSA Claim. This is the third year for the electronic submission of the GSA claim. Of the 697 districts signed-up to complete their claim electronically, 446 districts chose to do so. Electronic submission of the GSA claim has many benefits to include front-end edit checks, accurate mathematics and rapid claim transmission without the cost of paper or postage. Electronic submission of the GSA claim is mandated for FY 2004 and will also move into the ISBE Web Application Security (IWAS) system. Detailed instructions shall be communicated this fall when the GSA claim is moved into the IWAS system.
« Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (PTELL). As in the past, districts subject to the PTELL require an additional calculation to determine the EAV to be used in the calculation of their GSA entitlement. The intent of this calculation is to assure that the EAV used to determine GSA does not increase at a rate greater than the district's property tax extension. The actual calculation of this adjustment can be found on the GSA calculation page distributed to each district.
« Additional Legislation Affecting the FY 2003 GSA Calculations. House Bill 3673 (Public Act 92-3673) provides that if property comprising an aggregate assessed valuation equal to 6% or more of the total assessed valuation of all taxable property in a school district is owned by a person or corporation that is the subject of bankruptcy proceedings or that has been adjudged as bankrupt and, as a result thereof, has not paid taxes on the property, then the district may amend its general State aid claim (i) back to the inception of the bankruptcy, not to exceed 6 years, in which time those taxes were not paid and (ii) for each succeeding year that those taxes remain unpaid, by adding to the claim an amount determined by multiplying the assessed valuation of the property by the lesser of the total tax rate for the district for the tax year for which the taxes are unpaid or the applicable rate used in calculating the district's general State aid.
House Bill 3673 also amends Section 18-9, the School Code, to allow a school board, in consultation with a local emergency response agency, to close a building which poses a hazardous threat to the health and safety of pupils and extends a 4 day grace period to relocate the students with no reduction in General State Aid.
Senate Bill 1524 (Public Act 92-0636) codifies the calculation of average daily in attendance for school districts operating year-round schools. This legislation provides that in calculating Average Daily Attendance for districts in which all buildings hold year-round classes, days of attendance in July and August shall be added to the month of September and any days of attendance in June shall be added to the month of May. Provides that in districts in which some buildings, but not all, hold year-round classes, (i) for the non-year-round buildings, days of attendance in August shall be added to the month of September and any days of attendance in June shall be added to the month of May, (ii) for the year-round buildings, days of attendance in July and August shall be added to the month of September and any days of attendance in June shall be added to the month of May, and (iii) to calculate the Average Daily Attendance for the district, the average daily attendance for the year-round buildings shall be multiplied by the days in session for the non-year-round buildings for each month and added to the monthly attendance of the non-year-round buildings.
« GSA Hold Harmless. The ongoing GSA Hold Harmless is calculated and also appears on your GSA computation report. Funding for this comes from a dedicated appropriation and is distributed as a separate payment. The GSA Hold Harmless is determined by comparing the FY 2003 gross entitlement to the actual combined 1997-1998 GSA and Hold Harmless payments. If the FY 2003 entitlement is less, the difference constitutes the district's GSA Hold Harmless entitlement. All audit adjustments whether they are positive or negative are applied subsequent to the GSA Entitlement calculation. Hold Harmless payments will be made in a single installment in August.
« Accelerated Payment of Prior Year EAV Adjustments. Prior to FY 2001, adjustments to a district's EAV (i.e., Property Tax Appeal Board decisions, Certificates of Error, etc.) used in the computation of prior year GSA entitlements were distributed equally over the entire fiscal year. In FY 2003, these adjustments were paid separately in July. Again, in FY 2003, these adjustments were disbursed as a single installment at the beginning of the fiscal year. This was done in order to mitigate in part the impact of the forfeited local property taxes. Prior year EAV adjustments are based solely on GSA recalculations. Hold Harmless is not recalculated.
« School Safety and Education Improvement Block Grant (ADA Block Grant). Each district and laboratory school qualifies for an FY 2003 School Safety and Education Improvement Block Grant which equals $35.85 per ADA multiplied times each district's best three months ADA. The General Assembly decreased the ADA Block Grant by $3.1 million for a total FY 2003 appropriation of $66.9 million. This ADA Block Grant will be distributed in two equal installments, the first in October 2002 and the second in April 2003 per statute.
If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact Jim Mathes or T.K. Venkatesh, Funding and Disbursement Services Division, at 217/782-5256.
Dr. Robert Schiller
State Superintendent
of Education
100 North First Street
Springfield, Illinois 62777-0001


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CNJ staff photo: Sharna Johnson Allen Weh, Republican candidate for governor, said he plans to bring integrity back to state government.
Allen Weh said unraveling corruption and doing away with unnecessary or irrational regulations are top priorities for him if he should become governor.
Weh spoke to a group of more than 75 during a meeting of the High Plains Patriots Thursday night at the Master's Center in Clovis.
A retired Marine Colonel and business owner, Weh said he wants to see a return to integrity in New Mexico government and vowed to end corruption and prosecute those engaged in it.
"I will hold them accountable for breaches of integrity and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law," he said, quoting a former director of the FBI who, during a visit, referred to New Mexico as the "most corrupt state in the union."
High Plains Patriots vice-president Kim Runyan said the turnout Thursday was typical for the group's regular meetings.
The High Plains Patriots is a political group that boasts a nonpartisan effort to return to the roots of American government.
Weh said his top priorities are bringing back integrity to state government, working to strengthen the economy and education.
Weh said the current state administration has over-regulated the state — governing through regulations instead of legislation — and its people and has placed people in government jobs because of political alliances.
He said he plans to rescind regulations that are "irrational".
"This administration is harassing gas and oil, is harassing the dairies, is harassing the pecan farmers," he said.
Weh vowed to support farmers and business people if elected.
He also pledged to return to Clovis.


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Summer time at Sigtuna, Sweden's first town
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Sigtuna sits beside Lake Mälaren, in the lush landscape of Uppland, north of Stockholm. It is Sweden's first town and was founded in AD 980, the last century of the Viking era. Sigtuna's wondrous history is depicted in the medieval churches, ruins, rune stones and buildings that stand to this day in and around the town. If, after visiting present day Sigtuna, you were to carve your own rune stone, we hope you would describe it as 'charming' and 'idyllic'. Along Stora gatan, which has stood for one thousand years, are clusters of interesting little shops selling fashion, design and handicrafts. At Christmas time and the four weeks of Advent it is full of Christmas markets selling local handicrafts and delicacies. In spring, summer and autumn you can enjoy canoeing, golf (8 courses close to town) and many other outdoor activities. Don't forget to visit Sigtuna Museum with its fascinating exhibitions of Sigtuna through the ages, or take the guided tour of Sigtuna accompanied by a local and round it off with a visit to one of the town's many quality eateries. Sigtuna's location makes it an ideal stop-off as it is only 45 minutes from Stockholm, 30 minutes from university town Uppsala and just 20 minutes from Arlanda airport.
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Ohio Northern University students, organizations honored at 15th annual President's Leadership Dessert
Ohio Northern University honoredstudent leaders and organizations during the 15th annual President's Leadership Dessert on May 1.
The DeBow Freed Leadership Awards, the highest level of recognition for excellence in student leadership, were presented to a male and female from each of the University's undergraduate classes. In addition, three student organizations were honored with the Alice-Kay Hilderbrand Student Organization of the Year Award in recognition of their active leadership roles at ONU and positive contributions to the campus community.
Recipients of the leadership awards were R. Tyler Reams, a freshman accounting major from Washington Court House, Ohio; Amy Tabar, a freshman biochemistry ACS certified major from Hinkley, Ohio; Tyler Hertenstein, a sophomore engineering education major from St. Marys, Ohio; Kelsi Rupersburg, a sophomore communication arts/public relations major from Wapakoneta, Ohio; Eric Ambos, a junior management major from Botkins, Ohio; Daniella Chambers, a junior international studies/political science major from Fremont, Ohio; Zachary Esterline, a senior political science/psychology major from Defiance, Ohio; and Tera Parrella, a fourth-year pharmacy major from Lewis Center, Ohio.
Honored with the Alice-Kay Hilderbrand Student Organization of the Year Award were the Student-Society of Health System Pharmacists (second runner-up), Habitat for Humanity (runner-up) and the Student Planning Committee (first place).


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Mr. Horn is a graduate of Northeastern University (1978) with a B.S. in business administration and holds a M.S. in management from the Alfred P. Sloan School of Management at MIT (1980).
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Warrick is a wonderful talent, no question. But he plays the same position as Lee, and I doubt Grizzlies would want to trade Gasol and Warrick, their two best fowards in the same deal. I could see Warrick going to the Nets tho.
But its not a bad idea, good sense of talent radar, Warrick has been under the Radar for a while.