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As said by others, nothing wrong with a strong core. Personally I'm not a fan of six packs on women, I like a girl who is soft and a bit more meat on their bones. Although there is nothing wrong with a little definition - maybe a 2 pack?:)
Who cares what others want? If it is something you want, then go after it. You Are clearly very attractive and any man would be blessed to be with you. If someone doesn't like it or is intimidated by you because of it, they've got deeper problems and you don't want them around anyway.
I fell you 100%..i also think 6packs are more manly, a flat stomach on the other hand with a little cut i think is sexy, for a women..."Do what you like"...

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November 22, 2011
RANDALL DUCHESNEAUPLAINTIFF,v.CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ET AL. DEFENDANT.
Presently before this Court is Defendant Cornell University's ("Cornell") Motion to Establish Applicable Law (Doc. No. 170), Plaintiff Randall Duchesneau's ("Plaintiff") partial opposition thereto (Doc. No. 176),*fn1 Cornell's reply (Doc. No. 185), and Plaintiff's surreply (Doc. No. 194). By Order dated October 25, 2011, the Honorable C. Darnell Jones referred this motion to the undersigned for disposition. As more fully set forth herein, Cornell's motion is GRANTED IN PART, and DENIED IN PART.
The underlying litigation arises out of an accident that occurred on October 12, 2006 on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. At the time of the accident, Plaintiff was a twenty-one years old Pennsylvania resident.*fn2 Plaintiff was utilizing a TumblTrak gymnastic tumbling training apparatus located in the Teagle Gymnasium on the Cornell campus.*fn3 When Plaintiff attempted to perform a standing back flip on the TumblTrak, he landed squarely in the center of the apparatus, causing him to suffer catastrophic, permanent spinal injuries, which have rendered him a quadriplegic, totally dependant on a motorized, reclined wheelchair. As a result of this accident, Plaintiff initiated litigation against Cornell, Cornell Gymnastics Club, and TumblTrak, asserting negligence and products liability.*fn4 (Doc. No. 1).
On October 7, 2011, Cornell filed this Motion to Establish Applicable Law, arguing that New York law should apply to all issues in this case. (Doc. No. 170). Plaintiff filed his response on October 24, 2011, asserting that although New York applies to the majority of the issues, Pennsylvania law should apply to one issue: the effect of willful or wanton conduct upon the application of comparative negligence. (Doc. No. 176). Plaintiff also contends that Cornell's the motion is premature to the extent it seeks a choice of law determination on the issue of compensatory damages. Cornell filed a reply to Plaintiff's response on November 11, 2011. (Doc. Nos. 185 - 186). Plaintiff filed a surreply on November 15, 2011. (Doc. No. 194).
This court has jurisdiction over Plaintiff's state law claims based upon diversity of citizenship. In diversity cases such as this one, the choice of law rules of the forum state (i.e., Pennsylvania) apply. See Hammersmith v. TIG Ins. Co., 480 F.3d 220, 226 (3d Cir. 2007) (citing Klaxon v. Stentor Elec. Mfg. Co., 313 U.S. 487 (1941)). The seminal Pennsylvania choice of law case is Griffith v. United Air Lines, Inc., 203 A.2d 796 (Pa. 1964), in which "the Pennsylvania Supreme Court expressly abandoned the 'lexi loci delicti' rule 'in favor of a more flexible rule which permits analysis of the policies and interests underlying the particular issue before the court.'" Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 227 (quoting Griffith, 203 A.2d at 805). "Under this new approach, Pennsylvania courts are to apply the law of the forum with the 'most interest in the problem,' rather than the law of the place of the injury." Id. (citing Griffith, 203 A.2d at 806). Importantly, "[b]ecause choice of law analysis is issue-specific, different states' laws may apply to different issues in a single case, a principle known as 'depecage.'" Berg Chilling Sys., Inc. v. Hull Corp., 435 F.3d 455, 462 (3d Cir. 2006); see also Taylor v. Mooney Aircraft Corp., 265 Fed. Appx. 87, 91 (3d Cir. 2008) (predicting that Pennsylvania courts would utilize depecage).*fn5
Under this analysis, the first step is to "determine whether there is 'an actual or real conflict between the potentially applicable laws.'" Van Doren v. Coe Press Equip. Corp., 592 F. Supp.2d 776, 782 (E.D. Pa. 2008) (quoting Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 229-30). "If the jurisdictions' laws differ in relevant ways, 'then the court should examine the governmental policies underlying each law, and classify the conflict as 'true,' 'false,' or an 'unprovided for' situation.'" Id. (quoting Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 229-30). A "true" conflict exists if both jurisdictions' interests would be impaired by the application of the other's laws. Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 230. A "false" conflict exists "'if only one jurisdiction's governmental interests would be impaired by the application of the other jurisdiction's law.'" Garcia v. Plaza Oldsmobile Ltd., 421 F.3d 216, 220 (3d Cir. 2005) (quoting Lacey v. Cessna Aircraft Co., 932 F.2d 170, 187 (3d Cir. 1991)). "An 'unprovided-for' case is one in which neither state's interests would be impaired if its laws were not applied." Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 230 n.9 (citing Garcia, 421 F.3d at 220).
"The choice of law analysis continues past that point only if the Court finds that there is a 'true' conflict, namely if 'both jurisdictions' interests would be impaired by the application of the other's laws.'"*fn6 Van Doren, 592 F. Supp.2d at 782(quoting Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 229-30). "If a true conflict exists, then the court must determine 'which state has the greater interest in the application of its law.'" Id. "This analysis requires more than a 'mere counting of contacts.'" Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 231 (quoting Cipolla v. Shaposka, 267 A.2d 854, 856 (Pa. 1970)). "'Rather, we must weigh the contacts on a qualitative scale according to their relation to the policies and interests underlying the [particular] issue.'" Id. (quoting Shields v. Consol. Rail Corp., 810 F.2d 397, 400 (3d Cir. 1987))."The federal courts of the Third Circuit have interpreted Griffith to mean that a court applying Pennsylvania law should use the Second Restatement of Conflict of Laws as a starting point, and then flesh out the issue using an interest analysis." Berg, 435 F.3d at 463.
The Second Restatement utilizes different approaches depending upon the substantive law at issue; accordingly, a court must "first characterize the particular issue before the court as one of tort, contract, or corporate law -- or some hybrid -- in order to settle on a given section of the Restatement for guidance." Id. In the case sub judice, Restatement (Second) of Conflict of Laws § 145 applies. Section 145 "established the 'general principles to be applied and contacts to be taken into account in choice of law determinations in tort actions.'" See Van Doren, 592 F. Supp.2d at 785 (quoting Blakesley v. Wolford, 789 F.2d 236, 239 (3d Cir. 1986)). Section 145 states:
(1) The rights and liabilities of the parties with respect to an issue in tort are determined by the local law of the state which, with respect to that issue, has the most significant relationship to the occurrence and the parties under the principles stated in § 6.*fn7
(2) Contacts to be taken into account in applying the principles of § 6 to determine the law applicable to an issue include:
(a) the place where the injury occurred,
(b) the place where the conduct causing the injury occurred,
(c) the domicile, residence, nationality, place of incorporation and place of business of the parties, and
(d) the place where the relationship, if any, between the parties is centered.
These contacts are to be evaluated according to their relative importance with respect to the particular issue.
Restatement (Second) of Conflict of Laws § 145 (1971).
"Where the site of an accident is not fortuitous, 'the place of injury assumes much greater importance, and in some cases may be determinative.'" LeJeune v. Bliss-Salem, Inc., 85 F.3d 1069, 1072 (3d Cir. 1996) (quoting Shields, 810 F.2d at 401). Courts have defined "fortuitousness" as "completely unintentional or accidental, the result of sheer happenstance." Flickinger v. Toys R Us, Inc., No. 10-305, 2011 WL 2160493, at *3 (M.D. Pa. May 31, 2011). The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has commented that "[i]nhabitants of a state should not be put in jeopardy of liability exceeding that created by their state's laws just because a visitor from a state offering higher protection decides to visit there." Cipolla, 267 A.2d at 856-57.
In this case, Cornell argues that only New York law should apply. As previously mentioned, Plaintiff agrees that New York law should apply to the majority of the issues presented in this case. Plaintiff, nevertheless, has asserted that: (1) Pennsylvania law should apply to an aspect of comparative negligence; and (2) the issue of which law applies to compensatory damages is not ripe for adjudication. This Court will address each argument separately.
A. Effect of Punitive Damages Upon the Application of Comparative Negligence
Regarding the effect of an award of punitive damages upon the application of comparative negligence, Cornell argues that Plaintiff cannot "pick and choose" the most favorable law on different aspects of his claim. See Cornell's Reply 1. Cornell further asserts that New York has a greater interest in applying its law based upon the language of the comparative negligence statute. See id. at 2-6. Cornell also notes that Plaintiff's current argument is contrary to his argument opposing TumblTrak's motion for partial summary judgment on punitive damages.*fn8 See id. at 6. In response, Plaintiff argues that Pennsylvania is the only interested jurisdiction, rendering this situation a false conflict, and thus Pennsylvania law should apply. See Pl.'s Resp. 10-11.
I conclude that there is an actual conflict between New York law and Pennsylvania law regarding the effect of willful or wanton conduct upon the application of comparative negligence. In Pennsylvania, the Comparative Negligence Act, 42 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 7102(a), does not apply when a defendant's conduct was willful or wanton. Burke v. Maasson, No. 88-8444, 1989 WL 57340, at *3 (E.D. Pa. May 30, 1989) (citing Krivijanski v. Union R.R. Co., 515 A.2d 933, 936 n.2 (Pa. Super. Ct. 1986). In other words, a defendant's willful or wanton conduct, which gives "rise to a finding of punitive damages, overrides the application of comparative negligence principles." Id. (citing Skell v. Crown Am. Corp., 670 F. Supp. 153, 155 (W.D. Pa. 1987)). On the other hand, New York does not adhere to this exception. See generally Arbegast v. Bd. of Educ. of S. New Berlin Cent. Sch., 480 N.E.2d 365, 370 (N.Y. 1985) (comparative negligence statute would apply even where a plaintiff's negligence is the only negligence). New York courts permit the application of comparative negligence standards even when the jury has found a defendant liable for punitive damages. See, e.g., Hackert v. First Alert, Inc., No. 03-216, 2006 WL 2335230, at *1 (N.D.N.Y. Aug. 11, 2006) (economic damages were proportionally reduced by plaintiff's comparative negligence where jury also awarded punitive damages); Comeau v. Lucas, 455 N.Y.S.2d 871 (App. Div. 1982) (where the defendant engaged in conduct warranting punitive damages, the court held, inter alia, that the trial court properly instructed on comparative negligence). Thus, an actual conflict exists between the two jurisdictions' laws.
Having found that an actual conflict exists, this Court must now examine the governmental policies underlying each law, and classify the conflict as true, false, or unprovided for. See Van Doren, 592 F. Supp.2d at 782 (quoting Hammersmith, 480 F.3d at 229-30). Cornell does not explicitly characterize the type of conflict regarding this issue, although it does assert that New York is the more interested jurisdiction. Plaintiff argues that only Pennsylvania has an interest in the application of its law, which makes this situation a false conflict.
Pennsylvania's Comparative Negligence Act provides:
In all actions brought to recover damages for negligence resulting in death or injury to person or property, the fact that the plaintiff may have been guilty of contributory negligence shall not bar a recovery by the plaintiff or his legal representative where such negligence was not greater than the causal negligence of the defendant or defendants against whom recovery is sought, but any damages sustained by the plaintiff shall be diminished in proportion to the amount of negligence attributed to the plaintiff.
42 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 7102(a). This statute "is designed to 'balance two equal forms of conduct and in so doing allocate the cost in terms of whose action was most responsible for the injury.'" Burke, 1989 WL 57340,at *2 (quoting Krivijanski, 515 A.2d at 936) (emphasis added). Further, the statute was designed to "give negligent plaintiffs greater opportunity for recovery" by abolishing the previous standard, pursuant to which any contributory negligence by a plaintiff created a total bar to recovery. See Honeywell, Inc. v. Am. Standards Testing Bureau, Inc., 851
F.2d 652, 658 (3d Cir. 1988). "[W]hen willful or wanton misconduct is involved, comparative negligence should not be applied" because of "the longstanding distinction Pennsylvania courts have made between willful or wanton conduct and negligent conduct." Krivijanski, 515 A.2d at 936; see also Burke, 1989 WL 57340, at *2-3. "To involve a comparison of unequal forms of conduct would not fit within this scheme." Krivijanski, 515 A.2d at 938.
New York, on the other hand, has promulgated the following comparative negligence statute:
In any action to recover damages for personal injury, injury to property, or wrongful death, the culpable conduct attributable to the claimant or to the decedent, including contributory negligence or assumption of risk, shall not bar recovery, but the amount of damages otherwise recoverable shall be diminished in the proportion which the culpable conduct attributable to the claimant or decedent bears to the culpable conduct which caused the damages.
N.Y. C.P.L.R. § 1411 (McKinney 1997). Because the statute utilizes the term "culpable conduct" instead of negligence, New York courts have stated that "comparative causation" is a more accurate description of the statute. Arbegast, 480 N.E.2d at 370. New York's statute was implemented "to ameliorate the harsh results [of a previous law which totally barred recovery] when a plaintiff is slightly negligent and fairly to apportion damages among the parties." Olmoz v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 816 N.Y.S.2d 698 (Sup. Ct. 2006) (citing Knieriemen v. Bache Halsey Stuart Shields Inc., 427 N.Y.S.2d 10, 14 (App. Div. 1980)).
In view of the foregoing, this Court finds that a true conflict exists. If Pennsylvania's comparative negligence statute is applied, New York's goal of fairly apportioning damages to reflect the degree of "culpable conduct" would be impaired. Moreover, the application of the Pennsylvania statute would disregard New York's policy of apportioning fault regardless of whether the parties engaged in negligent, intentional, willful, or wanton conduct. Similarly, if New York's statute is applied, Pennsylvania's longstanding distinction between negligent conduct and willful or wanton conduct would be impaired. Thus, because both jurisdictions' interests would be impaired by the application of the other's law, a true conflict exists. See Van Doren, 592 F. Supp.2d at 782.
Having determined that this issue presents a true conflict of laws, this Court must now determine which state has the greater interest in the application of its law. See id. We turn to the factors listed in Restatement (Second) of Conflict of Laws § 145.
Applying the Restatement factors, New York has many significant contacts with this action. First, the injury at issue occurred on the campus of Cornell University in New York. See Compl. ¶ 8. Second, Plaintiff alleges that Cornell was negligent for failing to properly monitor, supervise, warn, staff, instruct, coach, spot, and provide safeguards in Teagle Gymnasium on the Cornell campus. See id. at ¶ 28. Accordingly, Cornell's allegedly negligent conduct which caused Plaintiff's injury occurred in New York. Third, Cornell is an educational institution located in Ithaca, New York. Finally, at the time of the injury, Plaintiff was a student at Cornell; thus, the relationship between Plaintiff and Cornell was centered in New York. Considering Plaintiff's status as a student, Plaintiff's presence in New York was not fortuitous, so the site of the injury assumes greater importance. See LeJeune, 85 F.3d at 1072 (quoting Shields, 810 F.2d at 401). Moreover, if Pennsylvania's exception to comparative negligence were applied, it would effectively grant Plaintiff greater relief than New York provides for an injury that occurred in New York -- a result which the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania disfavors. See Cipolla, 267 A.2d at 856-57.
Conversely, Pennsylvania's sole contact with the accident arises out of Plaintiff's status as a resident for a relatively brief period of time, prior to his enrollment at Cornell. Pennsylvania's only interest in this litigation is to protect its citizen against a negligent defendant.See Carter v. Nat'l R.R. Passenger Corp., 413 F. Supp.2d 495, 500 (E.D. Pa. 2005).Plaintiff's presence in (and contact with) Pennsylvania was relatively brief: he only attended one year of high school in Pennsylvania.
Thus, weighing the importance of the contacts of New York and Pennsylvania, this Court finds that New York has a more substantial interest in having its law applied. Accordingly, New York law applies between Plaintiff and Cornell regarding the effect of willful or wanton conduct upon comparative negligence.
B. Compensatory Damages
We turn next to the issue of what states' law will apply in calculating the amount of any compensatory damage award. Plaintiff argues that the currently-pending motions for summary judgment do not raise any issues on Plaintiff's claim for compensatory damages. Thus, argues Plaintiff, it is not necessary to make a choice of law determination on this issue at the present time, and this Court should defer such a ruling. See Pl.'s Resp. 11-13. Plaintiff asserts that this issue would be more appropriately raised and addressed in a motion in limine. Id. at 13. In response, Cornell argues that this issue is ripe for disposition, citing the impending deadlines for pretrial filings such as pretrial memoranda, motions in limine, and jury instructions. See Cornell's Reply 7. Cornell asserts that if this issue is not decided now, the parties will be forced to address each state's law in these pretrial filings. Id. Cornell further contends that Plaintiff has waived any challenge to the applicable law for this issue by not providing a substantive argument in his response. See id. at 7-8.
Upon review, this Court cannot conclude that a choice of law ruling on compensatory damages is premature. Pretrial filings, including jury instructions, are to be filed in approximately one month, by December 23, 2011. (Doc. No. 116). Also, the parties must file motions in limine by December 30, 2011. All parties will benefit from knowing what law will apply on this compensatory damages issue as they prepare for trial.
However, Plaintiff has not yet filed a substantive response to Cornell's motion on this discrete issue.*fn9 It is indeed true that the issue of compensatory damages is not raised in the pending motions for summary judgment, so a ruling on this issue may be deferred until Plaintiff has properly briefed the issue. Plaintiff will be given an opportunity to provide a substantive response on this point. Accordingly, this Court will deny, without prejudice, Cornell's motion regarding compensatory damages.
For the foregoing reasons, Cornell's Motion to Establish Applicable Law is GRANTED in part, and DENIED in part. First, regarding the effect of punitive damages upon the application of comparative negligence, Cornell's motion is granted. Second, regarding compensatory damages, Cornell's motion is denied without prejudice, pending the filing of Plaintiff's supplemental response. Finally, regarding the remaining issues, Cornell's motion is granted as unopposed.
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Ways to Respond to Needs in Haitistacey : October 5, 2016 1:06 pm : News, Stacey Gagne
Areas of Haiti, especially in the Southwest peninsula, were severely devastated by Hurricane Matthew. Please prayerfully investigate what is being done by various ministries and consider how you can help.
Haiti Bible Mission: Located in Jeremie Haiti, which was an area devastated due to the hurricane
Life Connection Mission : During this hurricane, Montrouis, Haiti is experiencing damages to property as a result of heavy winds and flooding.
Olive Tree Projects/Maison de Naissance: Maision de Naissance, a birthing care center in Les Cayes has become an emergency shelter for several of their neighbours and expect they will have to continue housing them for a couple weeks. Maison de Naissance also has some structural damage that will eventually need to be repaired. They are in a need of a wide spectrum of items from clothing, to food, to medications, to equipment like shovels. Money that comes in to Olive Tree Projects for "Matthew Relief" will be used to purchase as many things on their needs list as we can, and sent via private plan from Port au Prince. For the next week they will collect funds to provide them with supplies and future financial support to Maison de Naissance can be given directly to www.globalbirthinghomefoundation.org
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The title track from 7eventh Time Down's "God Is On The Move" has been nominated for a Dove Award in the Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song Of The Year. We are celebrating Winning Wednesday by giving you a chance to win the CD.
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A Few Helpful Kids Cookie Break Fest Detailsstacey : August 25, 2016 9:54 am : News, Stacey Gagne
We are thankful to be able to offer our 5th Annual Kids Cookie Break Fest coming up this Saturday. We hope that all who attend are encouraged, have fun with your family and friends and are inspired to live like Jesus!
All tickets have been taken for the 10:00 am – 2:00 pm session. There is a duplicate session from 3:00 pm – 7:00 with some tickets still available until 4:00 on Thursday. Everyone attending must have their pre-reserved tickets.
You should have reserved one ticket per person attending. Your tickets indicate the time of the program you reserved your tickets for and also where to park. If your ticket says JC, then you must park at the Junction Center and if it says Roots then you must park at Roots and walk the short path through the cornfield over to the Junction Center. Signs will be posted. Handicap parking needs will be met at the Junction Center. We are thankful to have been able to open up tickets to more people this year; thanks to Root's providing this added parking option.
Be sure to keep your meal tickets (marked Sand. or Wrap) to hand in at the Chick-fil-A booth for your meal. We plan to serve meals between 11:30 – 1:00 (10am program) and 5:00 – 6:30 (3pm program).
Please have the entry forms that are attached to your tickets filled out in advance. This allows for a quicker entry. Fill out one form per person. You will receive an artist schedule and map when you hand in your ticket.
New for this year, there is an ATM on site and it is located just inside the breezeway entrance to the garage. We do have food and beverage vendors, artist merchandise and the police dunk tank where cash would be handy. All Chick-fil-A meals must have been pre-reserved. No Chick-fil-A will be for sale on site.
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It's time for The Creation Survival Kit Contest, heard only on WJTL! Brush up on the lineup of artists and speakers coming to this year's festival (Creation Northeast) and listen to WJTL starting Monday, June 6th, 2016 for chances to play (There are 14 in all). Listen for the special contest sounder. If you can call in and correctly tell us the voices guessed so far–and the next voice–you'll win 2 tickets to this year's festival, plus you'll be entered into the grand prize drawing for the Creation Survival Kit: a cooler full of Turkey Hill Tea, an iPad Mini, a $100 iTunes Gift Card, and a $300 Bass Pro Shop Gift Card — all topped off with a fun WJTL gear pack!
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2016 Talent Challenge Contestantskristi : May 11, 2016 12:01 pm : News, Promo
The 2016 WJTL Talent Challenge is happening soon! Congratulations to our 10 contestants, who will perform their skills on our Weaver's Garage Stage at the 64th annual Sertoma Chicken BBQ in Long's Park in Lancaster on Saturday, May 21st (in the mid-afternoon).
Here's our lineup, in no particular order:
Paul Stangl
Fingerstyle Percussive Guitar
Josh Zimmerman, Ethan Lum, Katie Atkins
Worship Band
Ethan Marlow
Guitar & Singer
Christ's AmBrassadors
Brass Quintent
Reeny Hall
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Randy Robbins
Mount Joy
Kimberly Robinson
Dawson Freeman
Breanne Sensenig
Lauren Witman
The audience has the task of voting for their favorite performer–and we'll award prizes to the Top 3! $500 for 1st place, $250 for 2nd place and $100 for 3rd place.
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WJTL will have a full day of family entertainment at the Sertoma Chicken BBQ including Kids Cookie Break broadcasting live from 9AM – Noon, Jared Erb, Blue Sky Falls, the DKers, Freedom Lights and Steven Courtney & The Suitcase Musicians.
Thursday's National Day of Prayer Celebration Movedstacey : May 4, 2016 4:41 pm : News, Stacey Gagne
Tomorrow night's National Day of Prayer Event scheduled for The Junction Center has been moved indoors due to weather. The new location will be the Lancaster County Convention Center, 28 South Queen Street in Downtown Lancaster. The program will feature prayer by Calvary Church's Beau Eckert, worship by Matt Goss Band and a 110 voice community choir and worship and prayer with Michael W. Smith. Doors will open at 4:30pm. The program begins at 5:45pm. More Info at http://lancasterndp.com/
National Day of Prayer Youth Edition: Important Updatesstacey : May 4, 2016 1:07 pm : News, Stacey Gagne
Due to the rain, the City Youth Edition for National Day of Prayer has now been moved to Teen Haven at 205 South Queen Street in Lancaster. The event that was to be held at The Junction Center this evening has been moved to Crossway Church 330 Barbara Street in Millersville. Both events are taking place from 7:00 to 8:30 pm.
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UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who entered. Congratulations to our winner, Kay Arnold from Dover!
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The Impact of Rado: Far East Broadcasting Companystacey : April 19, 2016 1:27 am : News, Stacey Gagne
Has radio impacted your life? It has significantly impacted mine, and that is why I am thrilled that WJTL is partnering with the Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC) for the Give-A-Radio Project.
FEBC has the motto "Christ to the World By Radio" and is reaching into 40 countries with 770 hours of programming in 100 languages each day broadcasting the life-changing Word of God. They reach into areas where it's difficult for missionaries to go.
Our goal is to provide 400 radios, which will help FEBC go to the hardest-to-reach places. $30 provides one radio, and every radio you give has the potential to reach 25 people with the Gospel. Right now, a generous donor is even matching every donation so if we reach our goal that would be 800 radios provided!
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More Privatization Pain For the Public in North Carolina
Privatization done right can be a great boon. Done poorly, it can harm the public for decades. We see another example of the latter ongoing in North Carolina (h/t @mihirpshah). The Charlotte Observer reports:
The N.C. Department of Transportation's contract with a private developer to build toll lanes on Interstate 77 includes a controversial noncompete clause that could hinder plans to build new free lanes on the highway for 50 years. read more »
Driving Farther to Qualify in Portland
Portland has been among the world leaders in urban containment policy. And, as would be predicted by basic economics, Portland has also suffered from serious housing cost escalation, as its median multiple (median house price divided by median household income) has risen from a normal 3.0 in 1995 to 4.8 in 2014. read more »
A Fix for California Water Policy
Critics of California's current water policy advocate more infrastructure spending on things like dams, canals, and desalination plants. Many would also curtail water releases for the benefit of fish and other wildlife.
Certainly, infrastructure spending would be better than wasting money on the governor's high-speed-train fantasy. However, California cannot spend enough money on water infrastructure to prevent water shortages. And, solving California's water shortage does not require an end to "dumping water" to save fish. read more »
America's Cities Mirror Baltimore's Woes
The rioting that swept Baltimore the past few days, sadly, was no exception, but part of a bigger trend in some of our core cities towards social and economic collapse. Rather than enjoying the much ballyhooed urban "renaissance," many of these cities are actually in terrible shape, with miserable schools, struggling economies and a large segmented of alienated, mostly minority youths. read more »
Building a New California
The Golden State has historically led the United States and the world in technology, quality of life, social innovation, entertainment, and public policy. But in recent decades its lead has ebbed. The reasons for this are various. But there is one area of decay whose story is a parable for California's other plights—that area is infrastructure. read more »
When it Comes to Technology Privacy, the Eyes Have It
Back when integrated circuits were safely ensconced in missiles, spacecraft and machine tools, information technology could take us to the moon or build better cars, but – as long as they didn't blow us up – they didn't seem destined to strip away the last of our humanity. But as information technology has emerged as a factor in everyday life, the threat to our autonomy and privacy as individuals has mounted. read more »
Growth and the Suburban Chassis
I tend to explore what happens to suburbs as they age and begin to decline. But this time I'm going to explore what happens to suburbs that thrive and continue to grow and work their way up the value chain. It isn't exactly what many people expect. "Be careful what you wish for."
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In a major victory for affirmative action on Thursday, the Supreme Court has upheld the use of race by the University of Texas as part of its admissions policy aimed at educational diversity. The relatively compact decision by Justice Anthony Kennedy makes no mention of the eventual disappearance of affirmative action, as Justice Sandra Day O'Connor did in 2003, the last time the court issued an important decision on the topic.
So long as universities carefully articulate why they must consider race to achieve a diverse student body, it would seem that affirmative action in higher education is here to stay. And Kennedy's opinion will now replace O'Connor's as the go-to precedent on the subject.
The opinion is a surprise for several reasons. For one thing, the case had been sent back to the lower courts before. At the court's oral argument, Kennedy complained that the record didn't seem to have changed much despite the case being remanded – a signal that he was considering doing it again.
The most likely explanation for Kennedy's change in attitude is the court's composition. When the oral argument took place, the late Justice Antonin Scalia was still on the court, and because Justice Elena Kagan wasn't participating, the case stood a strong chance of being deadlocked 4 to 4. With Scalia's death, Kennedy was able to write a majority opinion for a 4-to-3 court.
Some commentators, myself included, speculated that Kennedy might not want to decide such a major issue with a court of just seven justices. Apparently that didn't worry him. This may be an unintended effect of the Senate's refusal to vote on President Barack Obama's nominee to fill Scalia's seat, Judge Merrick Garland. The justices, including Kennedy, now know that they may be in for an extended period of short-handedness. That presumably weakens the concern that major decisions should be delayed until all nine justices are present and voting.
Another reason for surprise is that in the past, the justices have seemed to suggest that affirmative action in higher education had a sell-by date. In her opinion 13 years ago in Grutter v. Bollinger, O'Connor speculated that affirmative action would cease to be necessary in 25 years. Kennedy has seemed unwilling to buy into the Grutter decision unequivocally. That led court watchers to think that Kennedy wasn't certain what he wanted his legacy on affirmative action to be.
Now Kennedy has assured that his affirmative action legacy is going to be a liberal one – not so revolutionary as his gay-rights jurisprudence, but outside the conservative camp.
In particular, Kennedy's opinion puts the use of race as one factor in a holistic admissions process on firm constitutional ground.
Kennedy said that a university using race to achieve diversity must frequently re-evaluate its practices and its results. He added the caveat that "formalistic racial classifications may sometimes fail to capture diversity in all of its dimensions and, when used in a divisive manner, could undermine the educational benefits."
But the thrust of the holding was that a university can consider race to produce a diverse student body provided its goals are not "amorphous." Notably, there's no element in Kennedy's opinion suggesting that affirmative action is any sort of remedy for past wrongs. The diversity goal is freestanding, which is why it's also not time-limited.
Kennedy approved all the university's stated goals: facilitating cross racial understanding, training a cross-section of leaders with legitimacy in the eyes of the public and creating an academic environment for "robust exchange of ideas, exposure to differing cultures, preparation for the challenges of an increasingly diverse workforce, and acquisition of competencies required of future leaders."
To my mind, these goals are actually pretty amorphous – but they are also good values that are familiar to people who work in higher education. Other universities can now state that these are their goals and know that they are covered by the Supreme Court.
The Texas plan is fairly unusual in that it admits 75 percent of the students in the university by taking the top 10 percent of every graduating public high school class in Texas. Thursday's case involved the remaining 25 percent of the class, which is admitted through the more familiar process of weighing various kinds of qualifications.
Kennedy said that the "sui generis" nature of the Texas scheme "may limit its value for prospective guidance." But I think that is wrong. The court endorsed the details of Texas's diversity rationale, and that part of the opinion should apply regardless of whether a university uses the holistic method for all or part its admissions.
Kennedy's opinion is therefore more than just an exercise in judicial restraint. It's a judicial embrace of the modern diversity rationale for racial affirmative action in higher education. As a historical matter, that rationale developed as a result of Supreme Court jurisprudence. Today it's widely believed and accepted -- including by Kennedy and the majority.
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Patients who take part in a structured exercise programme prior to undergoing knee replacement surgery experience joint functionality improvements.
According to new research conducted at the University of Louisville, patients with severe knee arthritis can dramatically improve their leg strength by exercising.
Published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, the study, led by the university's Ann Swank and Robert Topp, hinted at the potential post-operative benefits of pre-surgical exercise – including the possibility patients will experience a more rapid recovery following knee replacement or knee arthroscopy.
Dr Topp claimed that the next phase of research into pre-surgical exercise programmes should focus on the potential benefits to both patients and hospitals following surgery.
He wrote: "The next step in this research is to determine whether this comprehensive prehabilitation exercise programme translates to a savings in healthcare dollars.
"For example, reducing the number of days a patient stays in the hospital or reducing the number of physical therapy sessions."
Recently, scientists from Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, in Europe, published a study in the Annals of Internal Medicine which linked exercise to increased mobility in osteoarthritis sufferers.
1 Swank, Ann and Topp, Robert et al. "Prehabilitaion Before Total Knee Arthroplasty Increases Strength and Function in Older Adults With Severe Osteoarthritis". February 2011.
2 Sharma, Leena and Dunlop, Dorothy et al. "Quadriceps Strength and Osteoarthritis Progression in Malaligned and Lax Knees". Annals of Internal Medicine. April 2003.
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September 27th, 2016. Welcome back, members. Our first program of the year features weaver Dianne Totten demonstrating her technique for "crimp cloth", a variation of handwoven shibori. See her webpage here. She will also be teaching a 2 day workshop which at the moment has two spots open. Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com for info.
October 25, 2016
Speaker: Marilyn Romatka
Topic: Handicrafts of Gujaret
Marilyn traveled in India
in 2013. While she was there she observed and learned about weaving and dyeing
techniques that are so much of people's daily lives. She will share her photos
and her stories. Some wonderful photos are available on her website, http://www.taprootfolkarts.com . Marilyn is fascinated by all forms of folk art. She
has presented widely and is the author of the book, Creative Crafts of the World.
November 29, 2016
Mini-workshops - topics to be announced
The traditional date has been changed to the week after Thanksgiving.


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We went to this restaurant with another couple after reading good reviews on Trip Advisor. Excellent food and atmosphere. Highly recommend!
The French onion soup was very good. The shrimp stuffed hush puppies were very large and tasty. The catfish po boy could have had more flavor and fish...not exactly what I would consider a po boy but rather a fish sandwich. The pulled pork sandwich was average. The fries are supposedly hand cut with some sort of coating applied but...
Staff was inexperienced, but attentive and tried hard. The food was so-so. I asked for unsalted fries with my seafood combination platter. The fries were heavily salted and lukewarm, at best. Our server offered another side and I selected the wilted spinach with garlic. Too bad the garlic was nearly raw. There seems to be a New Orleans theme to...
Probably the best place for dining gib Waynesboro. They offer a wide variety of dishes from seafood to steak and traditional.
Visited with 2 local friends, the menu choice was good, the staff knew what they were talking about and the food very tasty.
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My husband have been here twice for dinner, and both times it was delicious! The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that the second time we went, we both felt the food and service were just not quite as spectacular as it had been the first time. If there was a 4.5, that would probably be the...
We went to Green Leaf again this week with friends. As always the food and the service were fantastic. The price is a little higher than some of the restaurants in the area. But if you're OK with paying a little more I think you'll really enjoy the atmosphere the food and the service.
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United States Steel CorporationNYSE
PRO Research
U.S. Steel Facing Margin Compression, And Volume Deceleration
Flotilla Management • 11 Comments
Flotilla Management • 11 Comments
Wed, Nov. 30, 10:24 AM
- Noting that ArcelorMittal (MT +1.8%) has raised its hot-rolled sheet pricing by $40/ton to $600/ton, J.P. Morgan's Michael Gambardella raises his price targets on several stocks in the U.S. steel industry (SLX +1.5%).
- He increases his target for AK Steel (AKS +3.1%) to $11 from $8.50, on Nucor (NUE +0.6%) to $70 from $59, on Steel Dynamics (STLD +0.9%) to $41 from $31, on U.S. Steel (X +3.3%) to $37 from $29, and on Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF +1.2%) to $10 from $7, while keeping Overweight ratings on all five stocks.
- Gambardella says supply cuts in the U.S. from both capacity curtailments and lower imports should support higher U.S. steel prices, and thinks the Trump administration's impact on trade could be "much quicker and more meaningful" than its infrastructure plans.
Tue, Nov. 29, 12:41 PM
- Steel stocks (SLX -2.4%) look expensive following their post-election rally, but the strong U.S. dollar could keep a lid on prices while slowing growth in China could derail the steel price rally, Macquarie analysts say as they downgrade several names in the sector.
- U.S. steel prices have risen to $550-$560/ton, driven partly by tight domestic supply and a lack of imports, but at current levels steel stocks reflect steel prices of more than $600/ton, increasing the risk posed by the shares, the firm says.
- Macquarie downgrades Nucor (NUE -0.5%), TimkenSteel (TMST -1.9%) and Worthington (WOR -3.5%) to Underperform from Neutral, and cuts Steel Dynamics (STLD -0.3%), AK Steel (AKS +0.1%) and Reliance Steel (RS -0.1%) to Neutral from Outperform; U.S. Steel (X -2%) is maintained at Underperform, while Argus analysts downgraded X, saying the shares are overbought.
Tue, Nov. 29, 11:32 AM
- U.S. Steel (X -3.1%) is sharply lower after Argus downgrades shares to Hold from Buy, saying the stock is now overbought following the 60% surge since the election.
- While unexpected outages at several manufacturing plants likely will weigh on Q4 results, Argus expects U.S. Steel to benefit from the Trump administration's plans to boost infrastructure spending as well as from further actions to limit the dumping of imported steel, which should provide greater pricing power over time.
- However, the firm thinks U.S. Steel and its peers still face significant uncertainty in the near term, and does not expect increased infrastructure spending to boost earnings until at least mid-2017.
- Among peers: CLF -5.9%, MT -1%, WOR -3.3%, AKS -0.7%.
Wed, Nov. 23, 4:56 PM
- The top U.S. steelmakers' trade group says it has been in contact with Pres.-elect Trump's transition team since his election on Nov. 8, and will seek tougher trade defenses under the new administration.
- The American Iron and Steel Institute - whose members include ArcelorMittal USA (NYSE:MT), Nucor (NYSE:NUE), U.S. Steel (NYSE:X) and AK Steel (NYSE:AKS) -is particularly excited by the presence in Trump's inner circle of Dan DiMicco, a former Nucor CEO who is a top contender for U.S. trade representative in the new administration.
- U.S. steel company stocks have surged 25% since the election, fueled by bets for stronger trade defenses, tax cuts and infrastructure spending, but auto manufacturers have begun to push back; Ford said last week that Trump's plan to slap 35% tariffs on cars and trucks imported from Mexico would hurt the auto industry and the U.S. economy.
Tue, Nov. 22, 5:25 PM
- U.S. Steel (NYSE:X) agrees to reduce pollution at plants in Granite City, Ill., Gary, Ind. and Ecorse, Mich., and pay a $2.2M civil penalty to resolve a Clean Air Act lawsuit by the U.S. government and three states, the Justice Department says.
- The company also will conduct environmental projects costing $1.9M to protect health and the environment in the affected communities and spend $800K for a project to remove contaminated transformers at the Gary and Ecorse facilities.
Tue, Nov. 22, 3:45 PM
- U.S. Steel (X +11.4%), AK Steel (AKS +10.7%), Steel Dynamics (STLD +4.1%), Nucor (NUE +4.4%) and Commercial Metals (CMC +4.7%) all surge to 52-week highs, extending their Trump-fueled rally as trade protectionist talk suggests that higher than usual premiums can be achieved for steel mills.
- BofA Merrill Lynch raises its 2017 average price estimate for U.S. hot-rolled coil to $650/short ton vs. its prior view of $535, as rising global prices and more protectionism should fuel strong steel prices into 2017 (SLX +5.8%).
- Bloomberg reports BofA boosted its stock price targets for Buy-rated AKS to $12 from $7, STLD to $37 from $30, CMC to $24 from $20, NUE to $65 from $57, and Allegheny Tech (ATI +7.5%) to $20 from $19; the firm remains Neutral on X and Reliant Steel (RS +6.1%).
- Also sharply higher today: MT +8.3%, CLF +13.8%, WOR +5.3%, RIO +4.1%, BHP +5.2%, VALE +7.8%.
Wed, Nov. 16, 2:43 PM
- Despite a sector-wide rally in the steel sector (SLX -1.6%) following Trump's election win, some players will be left out of an infrastructure-driven growth spurt and may take big hits under Trump's promised protectionism, J.P. Morgan's Michael Gambardella warns.
- Carbon steel makers such as Commercial Metals (CMC -0.5%), U.S. Steel (X -0.2%), AK Steel (AKS -1.9%), Steel Dynamics (STLD -0.1%) and Nucor (NUE -0.8%) should benefit from infrastructure spending and potential supply cuts brought on by a harsher trade environment, according to Gambardella.
- But specialty steel companies including Allegheny Tech (ATI -5.9%), Carpenter Tech (CRS -2.6%) and Haynes (HAYN -12.2%) have little exposure to infrastructure applications as well as significant export businesses, whose 30%-plus revenue contribution would decline under a stronger dollar and retaliatory trade policies, the analyst says.
Mon, Nov. 14, 4:42 PM
- New positions for Greenlight Capital as of Sept. 30: U.S. Steel (NYSE:X), and GEO Group (NYSE:GEO).
- Major exits: Twenty-First Century Fox (NASDAQ:FOXA), Humana (NYSE:HUM), Perrigo (NASDAQ:PRGO), AmerisourceBergen (NYSE:ABC), Hertz (NYSE:HTZ), Community Health (NYSE:CYH), Lamar Advertising (NASDAQ:LAMR), Vodafone (NASDAQ:VOD).
Mon, Nov. 14, 10:31 AM
- AK Steel (AKS +8.8%) shoots to a new 52-week high after Morgan Stanley upgrades steel company shares (SLX +1.7%), including AKS to Overweight from Equal Weight with an $11 price target, up from $5.
- The firm cites Pres.-elect Trump's proposals for increased infrastructure spending and increased trade protection as having the potential to push the U.S. steel market into meaningful undersupply for the first time since the financial crisis.
- Trump's stimulus plan could conservatively boost steel demand by 20%/year for five years and means continued efforts on the steel trade protection front, Stanley says, raising its mid-cycle price estimate to $225/ton from $175.
- Stanley also upgrades U.S. Steel (X +7%) to Overweight from Equal Weight with a $46 price target, hiked from $19, Tenaris (TS +0.3%) to Overweight with a $42 price target, and Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF +2.3%) to Equal Weight from Underweight with a $9 target, raised from $3.
Mon, Nov. 14, 9:13 AM
Wed, Nov. 9, 11:19 AM
- Copper surges to a 15-month high, now +2.9% at $2.45/lb. after rising as much as 3.4% to its highest since July 2015, also boosting other metals as some investors speculate that a Trump presidency could launch significant fiscal stimulus and boost demand for metals.
- In his victory speech last night, Trump said he would prioritize the rebuilding of American infrastructure with hopes of doubling U.S. economic growth.
- Among related tickers: FCX +7.7%, RIO +5.9%, BHP +3.4%, VALE +4.2%, MT +10.6%, X +17.1%, STLD +8.2%, AKS +11%, NUE +11.6%, CLF +12%, RS +8.5%, WOR +3.8%.
- ETFs: JJC, CPER, CUPM
Wed, Nov. 9, 9:16 AM
Wed, Nov. 9, 2:44 AM
- With Donald Trump elected as the 45th President of the United States, one of the biggest beneficiaries might be Mexican cement company Cemex (NYSE:CX).
- Trump has campaigned to build a wall on the Mexican border and immediately begin the process of deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records.
- Other beneficiaries: MLM, VMC, GVA, TTEK, X, NUE, STLD, DE, CAT, FLR, KBR
- #Election2016
Mon, Nov. 7, 4:42 PM
- The Commerce Department formally opens an investigation into allegations that Chinese steel producers are shipping steel (NYSEARCA:SLX) through Vietnam to avoid U.S. import tariffs.
- A petition filed in September by ArcelorMittal USA (NYSE:MT), Nucor (NYSE:NUE), AK Steel (NYSE:AKS) and U.S. Steel (NYSE:X) alleged that Chinese steelmakers have shipped metal to Vietnam, made enough changes to it that they could then classify it as Vietnamese, and then shipped it to the U.S. under the lower tariffs charged on Vietnamese steel.
- The Vietnamese corrosion resistance processing was "simple" and added only a small amount of value to the finished product imported into the U.S., with up to 90% of the value produced in China, the DoC says.
Sun, Nov. 6, 4:19 PM
- The Department of Commerce is expected to launch a formal investigation Monday into whether Chinese steel companies are shipping steel through Vietnam to avoid U.S. import tariffs, a source tells WSJ.
- The decision to investigate follows complaints from U.S. steelmakers (X, NUE, AKS, MT), and is an escalation of U.S. efforts to stop a glut of China-made metal from flooding U.S. markets.
- Independent trade data supports what the steelmakers are alleging: In H1, shipments of steel from Vietnam to the U.S. increased to 312K tons from 26K tons; over the same period, Chinese exports of steel to Vietnam rose 46% to 6.3M tons from 4.3M tons.
Thu, Nov. 3, 12:36 PM
- U.S. Steel (X +8.2%) surges, more than recouping yesterday's loss following a disappointing Q3 earnings report, after BofA Merrill Lynch upgrades shares to Neutral from Underperform.
- Credit Suisse, which rates shares at Buy, sees steel prices heading higher, providing a boost for U.S. Steel, with U.S. flat rolled contract prices increasing ~$50/ton, which it forecasts to add $210M to EBITDA in 2017.
- Citigroup also maintains its Buy rating, concurring that U.S. flat rolled steel prices are "at a positive inflection point, supported by mill price hike announcements, rising global prices, widening lead times and rising raw material costs."


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